LEADERSHIP
MAYOR
Andrew J. Ginther
COLUMBUS CITY COUNCIL
Shannon G. Hardin, President
Rob Dorans, President Pro Tem
Nicholas J. Bankston
Lourdes Barroso de Padilla
Nancy Day-Achauer
Melissa Green
Emmanuel V. Remy
Christopher L. Wyche
COLUMBUS RECREATION AND PARKS DEPARTMENT COMMISSION
Letha Pugh, President
Terrie TerMeer, Vice President
Monica Cerrezuela
Gregg Dodd
Robert Love
Elizabeth Miller
Alvis James Moore
DEPARTMENT LEADERSHIP
Bernita A. Reese, M.S., CPRP, Director
Steve Hiland, Deputy Director
Craig Murphy, Deputy Director
Kenton Curtis, Jr., Assistant Director
Troy Euton, Assistant Director
Jason Nicholson, Administrator
Dawn Turnage, Assistant Director
Dominique Shank, Community Relations Chief
Katie White, COAAA Administrator
COMMUNITY CENTERS & FACILITIES
BARACK
580 Woodrow Ave. | 43207 (614) 645-3610
BARNETT 1184 Barnett Rd. | 43227 (614) 645-3065
BEATTY*
247 N. Ohio Ave. | 43203 (614) 645-3218
BLACKBURN
263 Carpenter St. | 43205 (614) 645-7670
BRENTNELL
1280 Brentnell Ave. | 43219 (614) 645-7640
CARRIAGE PLACE
4900 Sawmill Rd. | 43235 (614) 645-3715
DODGE
667 Sullivant Ave. | 43215 (614) 724-8151
DOUGLAS
1250 Windsor Ave. | 43211 (614) 645-7407
DRIVING PARK
1100 Rhoads Ave. | 43206 (614) 645-3228
FAR EAST
1826 Lattimer Dr. | 43227 (614) 645-3159
FEDDERSEN
3911 Dresden St. | 43224 (614) 645-3083
GILLIE**
2100 Morse Rd. | 43229 (614) 645-3106
GLENWOOD 1888 Fairmont Ave. | 43223 (614) 645-3282
HOLTON
303 N. Eureka Ave. | 43204 (614) 645-3208
HOWARD 2505 N. Cassady Ave. | 43219 (614) 645-3713
LAZELLE WOODS
8140 Sancus Blvd. | 43081 (614) 645-5330
LINDEN 1350 Briarwood Ave | 43211 (614) 645-3067
MARION FRANKLIN 2801 Lockbourne Rd. | 43207 (614) 645-3160
MILO GROGAN 862 E. 2nd Ave. | 43201 (614) 645-7376
SCHILLER 1069 Jaeger St. | 43206 (614) 645-3156
SCIOTO SOUTHLAND 3901 Parsons Ave. | 43207 (614) 645-3224
SULLIVANT GARDENS 755 Renick St. | 43223 (614) 645-8171
THOMPSON 1189 Dennison Ave. | 43201 (614) 645-3082
TUTTLE PARK 240 W. Oakland Ave. | 43201 (614) 645-3613
WESTGATE 455 S. Westgate Ave. | 43204 (614) 645-3264
WHETSTONE 3923 N. High St. | 43214 (614) 645-3217
WILLIAM H. ADAMS 854 Alton Ave. | 43219 (614) 645-3051
WOODWARD PARK 5147 Karl Rd. | 43229 (614) 645-3158
COLUMBUS AQUATICS CENTER 1160 Hunter Ave. | 43201 (614) 645-6122
FRANKLIN PARK ADVENTURE CENTER 1755 E. Broad St. | 43203 (614) 645-5648
FRAN RYAN CENTER 865 E. Capital St. | 43205 614-724-2550
PRISCILLA R. TYSON CULTURAL ARTS CENTER 139 W. Main St. | 43215 (614) 645-7047
MCKNIGHT OUTDOOR EDUCATION CENTER
3228 Indian Village Rd. | 43221 (614) 645-3380
HOW TO REGISTER
Registration can be completed online or in person at your local community center. To register online, visit ColumbusRecParks. com/Camps. An ActiveNet® account is required for registration. If you are a new user, you will need to create an ActiveNet® account and include both parent and camper information. For additional information, visit ColumbusRecParks.com/Camps.
Online and in-person registration for most camps opens on Tuesday, Feb. 25*
Residents 12 p.m. | Non-residents 7 p.m.
We accept credit cards (VISA, MasterCard or Discover), cash, money orders and cashier checks. Cashier checks and money orders are to be made out to: City of Columbus.
*
Campers must meet age requirements by the start of camp.
Do not mail payment/ payment information.
All camp fees must be paid prior to first day of camp.
SPACE IS LIMITED
Camps fill up quickly! To streamline registration, please create or update your ActiveNet® account in advance. Registration—whether online or inperson—operates on a first-come, first-served basis, and enrollment is secured only once participants have completed the registration process and receive an email confirmation.
WAITING LIST
To ensure the best experience for campers, all camps enroll a maximum number of participants.
If a camp is full, there is an option to be added to the waiting list.
Campers will not be charged additional fees to be placed on the waiting list.
Campers will be notified via email as openings become available, with notifications beginning on May 15 Campers must enroll within 24 hours of receiving the email.
ADDITIONAL CAMP DETAILS
Additional information, including a parent letter and a weekly schedule, will be emailed prior to the start of camp to the address associated with your child's ActiveNet® account.
To make sure your camper information and email address are up to date, follow these steps:
1. Click on “Manage Family Member” at the bottom of the screen
2. Click on “Edit” next to the camper’s name
3. Click on “Contact Information” to confirm or update your email address
PAYMENT INFORMATION
Payment is required at registration, either in full or via automatic weekly payments (starting the first Friday in April and continuing until the last
Friday in May or until the balance is paid). All camp fees must be paid prior to first day of camp.
If paying by credit card, a card must be added at the time of registration and remain on file. Residents paying via a payment plan must maintain a credit card on file until the account balance is paid in full. Participants also have the option to pay in person at a local community center before the start of a camp session; contact your local community center for more details.
For additional information on payment procedures, please refer to your CRPD Parent Handbook.
RESIDENCY POLICY
Residents are those who live within the municipal boundaries of Columbus. Non-residents must pay additional fees. To ensure accurate billing, indicate residency when
adding your camper, as incomplete residency status defaults to nonresident fees. To update your camper's status in ActiveNet®, go to “Manage Family Member,” click “Edit” by the camper’s name, then update “Address Information.” We cannot issue credits or refunds due to residency errors.
To confirm residency, visit www. franklincountyauditor.com. If Columbus is your tax district, you qualify for resident rates.
CANCELATION POLICY
Columbus Recreation and Parks Department reserves the right to adjust or cancel camps due to insufficient enrollment and unforeseen circumstances. In such cases, registrants will be notified by email or phone and may transfer to another camp or receive a full refund. For camper cancelations, please review our camp refund policy.
CAMP HOURS & LATE PICK-UP FEES
The department offers participants the option of drop-off times before camp and pick-up times after camp for added flexibility. Campers must be picked up within the allotted camp hours or be subject to additional Late PickUp Fee charges being assessed. Late fees are due immediately and must be paid before the camper returns to any camp.
Before Camp Drop-Off: 7:30-8 a.m.
Camp Hours: 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
After Camp Pick-Up: 5-5:30 p.m.
Late Pick-Up Fee: A $15 fee applies for pick-ups between 5:30-5:45 p.m., with an additional charge of $1 per minute for arrivals after 5:45 p.m.
INCLUSION SUPPORT SERVICES
We welcome campers of diverse backgrounds and abilities, supporting individual needs through reasonable accommodations without fundamentally altering the program. Inclusion support staff collaborate to create a safe and enjoyable experience, offering support for a range of developmental, learning, physical and sensory needs.
Each camper is expected to meet the minimum behavioral and participation guidelines. Campers must: generally be able to follow instructions, communicate needs, participate with minimal assistance, navigate the environment independently, manage hygiene and understand safety rules. One-on-one staffing is not provided; however, you may bring a support person (subject to a background check).
To request inclusion support services:
1. Register for your desired camp via ActiveNet® .
2. Complete an Inclusion Support Services Request Form: ColumbusRecParks.com/ inclusion-support
3. A qualified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist will reach out in 3-5 business days to set up an intake meeting.
REFUND POLICY
To receive a refund, a request must be submitted online at ColumbusRecParks.com/Camps
Click on “Refund Policy” to get started. The department will not honor any refund requests submitted after May 12 unless extenuating medical circumstances occur. Refunds by check take six to eight weeks to process. A $15 processing fee will be assessed for each refund request.
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
Columbus Recreation and Parks Department is pleased to offer financial assistance for many of our camps to support families in need. The amount of assistance provided will be based on household income and the number of family members. To apply, select "Financial Aid" option during registration, and upload the required documentation for eligibility verification to ePACT.
PROOF OF ELIGIBILITY
To qualify for financial assistance, you must provide proof of income through one of the following documents:
A copy of your most recent federal income tax return.
If you do not file taxes, you may submit any of the following:
A Public Assistance, Cash, or Nutrition Benefits Award Letter, or a verified letter from a Job and Family Services (JFS) caseworker with documented income information.
An official letter from a JFS case worker, confirming income value.
A SSA-1099 Social Security or Social Security Disability year-end statement.
A 1099G Unemployment Compensation year-end statement.
A Child Support Enforcement yearend statement.
All submitted documents must include both the parent/guardian and camper’s information.
For more details or to download an application, visit ColumbusRecParks.com/Camps.
COMMUNITY CENTER CAMPS
Our community center camps offer exciting, week-long themed programs for youth ages 6-12, spanning eight weeks throughout the summer. Campers will enjoy various activities, including arts and crafts, sports, games, science experiments and nature exploration. You can register for a single week or the entire summer. To view camp themes for each week, visit ColumbusRecParks.com/Camps.
REGISTRATION FEES
Resident $100
Non-resident $120
DATES
June 9–Aug. 1 (Weekly)
CAMP HOURS
8 a.m.–5 p.m.
Flexible Drop Off: 7:30 a.m.
Flexible Pick Up: 5:30 p.m.
MEALS
Breakfast, lunch and snack provided.
CAMP BARNETT
? BARNETT COMMUNITY CENTER 1184 Barnett Rd. | 43227
Find details and weekly themes online.
CONTACT
Kenny Langhorne, Camp Director KJLanghorne@columbus.gov 614-645-3065
CAMP BRENTNELL
? BRENTNELL COMMUNITY CENTER 1280 Brentnell Ave. | 43219
Find details and weekly themes online.
CONTACT
John Davis, Camp Director JHDavis@columbus.gov 614-645-7640
CAMP BUCKEYE
? TUTTLE PARK COMMUNITY CENTER
240 W. Oakland Ave. | 43201
Find details and weekly themes online.
CONTACT
Jeff Schirtzinger, Camp Director JSSchirtzinger@columbus.gov 614-645-3602
CAMP DODGE
? DODGE COMMUNITY CENTER 667 Sullivant Ave. | 43215
Find details and weekly themes online.
CONTACT
T'Euvyn Page, Camp Director TEPage@columbus.gov
614-724-8151
CAMP DRIVING PARK
? DRIVING PARK COMMUNITY CENTER 1100 Rhoads Ave. | 43206
Find details and weekly themes online.
CONTACT
Bessie Thomas, Camp Director BEThomas@columbus.gov
Erica Grandjean, Camp Director EMGrandjean@columbus.gov
614-645-3228
CAMP FAR EAST
? FAR EAST COMMUNITY CENTER 1826 Lattimer Dr. | 43227
Find details and weekly themes online.
CONTACT
Melissa Anderson, Camp Director MJAnderson@columbus.gov 614-645-3159
CAMP FEDDERSEN
? FEDDERSEN COMMUNITY CENTER 3911 Dresden St. | 43224
Find details and weekly themes online.
CONTACT
Britney Payne, Camp Director BRPayne@columbus.gov 614-645-3083
CAMP HOWARD
? HOWARD COMMUNITY CENTER 2505 N. Cassady Ave. | 43219
Find details and weekly themes online.
CONTACT
Tommie Lindsey-Howard, Camp Director TJLindsey@columbus.gov 614-645-3713
CAMP LAZELLE
? LAZELLE WOODS COMMUNITY CENTER 8140 Sancus Blvd. | 43081
Find details and weekly themes online.
CONTACT
Kaitlyn Welke, Camp Director KJWelke@columbus.gov 614-645-5330
CAMP SCHILLER
? SCHILLER PARK COMMUNITY CENTER 1069 Jaeger St. | 43206
Find details and weekly themes online.
CONTACT
Suzanne Schwartz, Camp Director SMSchwartz@columbus.gov 614-645-3156
CAMP SCIOTO SOUTHLAND
? SCIOTO SOUTHLAND COMMUNITY CENTER 3901 Parsons Ave. | 43207
Find details and weekly themes online.
CONTACT
Noah Garcia, Camp Director NJGarcia@columbus.gov 614-645-3224
CAMP WESTGATE
? WESTGATE COMMUNITY CENTER 455 S. Westgate Ave. | 43204
Find details and weekly themes online.
CONTACT
Hadley Bloemeke, Camp Director HEBloemeke@columbus.gov 614-645-3264
CAMP WHETSTONE
? WHETSTONE COMMUNITY CENTER 3923 N. High St. | 43214
Find details and weekly themes online.
CONTACT
Jessica Pallente, Camp Director JKPallente@columbus.gov 614-645-3217
CAMP WOODWARD
? WOODWARD PARK COMMUNITY CENTER 5147 Karl Rd. | 43229
Find details and weekly themes online.
CONTACT
Cora Handley, Camp Director CMHandley@columbus.gov 614-645-3158
SUMMER PLAYGROUNDS
Do you need a more relaxed camp experience? If that’s the case, check out our Summer Playgrounds. Summer Playgrounds are free opportunities for play that are just as fun as summer camps. For more information, visit ColumbusRecParks.com/Camps
SPORTS CAMPS
JUMP START YOUR GAME!
DESCRIPTION
A week filled with plenty of sports! Each week will focus on at least two sports. Daily sessions will involve sports drills, skills and games. Sports may include: baseball, basketball, soccer, flag football, pickleball, dodgeball, cheerleading, and more! Beginners will gain a better understanding of a variety of sports while learning basic skills. Intermediate athletes will enhance their skills and develop strategies for improved play. The camp is conveniently located next to a swimming pool, tennis courts, walking track, and library. Get ready to jump-start your game!
? MARION FRANKLIN COMMUNITY CENTER 2801 Lockbourne Rd. | 43207
REGISTRATION FEE
Resident $100 / Non-resident $120
CAMP HOURS
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
MEALS
Breakfast, lunch and a snack provided.
Week 1
June 9-13
Week 2
June 16-20
(Closed June 19 for Juneteenth)
Week 3
June 23-27
Week 4
June 30-July 3
(Closed July 4 for Independence Day)
Week 5
July 7-11
Week 6
July 14-18
Week 7
July 21-25
Week 8
July 28-Aug. 1
COACH SUNNIE’S GYMNASTICS CAMP
DESCRIPTION
Come to Carriage Place Community Center this summer for a fun and exciting gymnastics mini-camp. All levels, from beginner to advanced, are welcome to participate! We will work on all gymnastics fundamentals, from rolls to more advanced skills such as front and back handsprings. This is the perfect place to try gymnastics for the first time or to continue working on skills you've already learned! Each Friday, the gymnasts will perform for their family and friends. The morning performance will be at 11 a.m., and the afternoon performance will be at 3:30 p.m. Join us, and have some fun this summer!
? CARRIAGE PLACE COMMUNITY CENTER 4900 Sawmill Rd. | 43235
REGISTRATION FEE
Weeks 1, 3, 6, 8
Resident $100 / Non-resident $120
Week 2 and 4
Resident $80 / Non-Resident $96
CAMP HOURS
Morning Session
8 a.m.-12 p.m.
Afternoon Session
1-5 p.m.
MEALS
No meals provided. Bring snacks, a packed lunch and a water bottle (with camper's name).
Week 1
June 9-13
Week 2
June 16-20
(Closed June 19 for Juneteenth)
Week 3
June 23-27
Week 4
June 30-July 3
(Closed July 4 for Independence Day)
Week 5
July 7-11
Week 6
July 14-18
Week 7
July 21-25
COACH REGGIE’S DYNAMIC AGILITY SPORTS CAMP
DESCRIPTION
Dynamic Agility Sports, led by Coach Reggie Jones, will be offering oneweek sports camps for campers ages 5-14. Campers will learn skills in a variety of sports, and will compete in tournaments each Friday!
? CARRIAGE PLACE COMMUNITY CENTER
4900 Sawmill Rd. | 43235
CAMP HOURS
Full Day
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Half Day
8 a.m.-12 p.m. or 1-5 p.m. (varies by week)
MEALS
Not provided. Bring snacks, a packed lunch and a water bottle (with camper's name).
FULL-DAY CAMPS REGISTRATION FEES
Weeks 1, 3, 5, 6 and 7
Resident $160 / Non-resident $192
Weeks 2 and 4
Resident $128 / Non-resident $154
HALF-DAY CAMPS REGISTRATION FEES
Weeks 1,3,5, 6 and 7
Resident $80 / Non-resident $96
Weeks 2 and 4
Resident $64 / Non-resident $77
Week 1
June 9-13
Week 2
June 16-20 (Closed June 19 for Juneteenth)
Week 3
June 23-27
Week 4
June 30-July 3
(Closed July 4 for Independence Day)
Week 5
July 7-11
Week 6
July 14-18
Week 7
July 21-25
Week 8
July 28-Aug. 1
After Camp Fun Week 1
Aug. 4-Aug. 8
ARTS CAMPS
ELEMENTARY CLAY ACADEMY
Elementary Clay Academy is a two-week long introduction to the visual arts in the medium of clay. Campers will create two ceramic projects on the first day of camp, one with hand-building techniques and one assisted by staff on the wheel. They will glaze and decorate their artwork on the Wednesday of camp, and display their artwork on Friday of camp in an End of Camp Gallery Show. This camp offers young artists a chance to be introduced to the ceramics medium while also enjoying fun camp favorites like swimming, games, and team-building activities.
PLEASE NOTE: To ensure a successful experience, this camp is best suited for participants who can focus for a significant period of time, follow multi-step instructions and work independently in a group setting. Studio sessions will be 90-120 minutes in length twice a day.
? GLENWOOD COMMUNITY CENTER
1888 Fairmont Ave. | 43223
REGISTRATION FEE
Resident $115 / Non-resident $138
CAMP HOURS
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
MEALS
Breakfast, lunch, and a snack provided.
Week 5
IMAGINATION CREATIONS
July 7-11
Week 6
WARES IN THE WORLD
July 14-18
TEEN CLAY ACADEMY
Teen Clay Academy is a two-weeklong exploration of visual arts in the medium of clay. Campers will explore the ceramic arts through handbuilding and wheel-throwing during the first week of camp and will focus on decorating and glazing during the second week of camp. Campers will also present their art pieces along with artist statements at the End of Camp Gallery Show. Campers will be instructed by knowledgeable ceramic artists who will be able to provide inspiration, support, and guidance as students bring their own unique and artistic visions to life.
PLEASE NOTE: To ensure a successful experience, this camp is best suited for participants who can focus for a significant period of time, follow multi-step instructions and work independently in a group setting.
ARTS CAMPS
Studio sessions will be 90-120 minutes in length twice a day.
? GLENWOOD COMMUNITY CENTER
1888 Fairmont Ave. | 43223
REGISTRATION FEE
Resident $230 / Non-resident $250
CAMP HOURS
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
MEALS
Breakfast, lunch, and a snack provided.
Week 7
CREATIVE CONNECTIONS
July 21-Aug. 1
Week 8
REVEAL AND REFLECT
July 21-Aug. 1
GREAT ART GETAWAY
Come and unleash your creative side in the great outdoors! At Great Art Getaway, you will immerse yourself in nature and artistic expression to inspire, learn, and make new friends. For additional information contact HECorson@columbus.gov or 614-645-8171.
? RETREAT AT TURNBERRY 11680 Refugee Rd. | 43147
REGISTRATION FEE
Resident $230 / Non-resident $250
CAMP HOURS
8 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
MEALS
Not provided. Bring snacks and a water bottle (with camper's name).
Week 2
EARTH EXPLORERS
June 16-20
(Closed June 19 for Juneteenth)
Ages 6-12
Week 3
ART THROUGH THE AGES
June 16-20
(Closed June 19 for Juneteenth) Ages 6-12
Week 4
CELEBRATION OF OUR CREATIVE SOULS
June 30-July 3
(Closed July 4 for Independence Day) Ages 12-17
ELECTRONIC AND DIGITAL ARTS CAMP
Campers ages 11-14 can choose one of two camps, Camp Oscillator and Camp AI, where they will learn about sound synthesis or AI and machine learning, respectively. At the camp's conclusion, campers will have the opportunity to share their compositions and creations. This camp is led by The Fuse Factory and Digital Arts Lab, Columbusbased organizations that promote the exploration of art, music and technology. You can learn more about them at TheFuseFactory.org.
? PRISCILLA R. TYSON CULTURAL ARTS CENTER 139 W. Main St. | 43215
REGISTRATION FEE
Resident $100 / Non-resident $120
MEALS
Not provided. Bring snacks and a water bottle (with camper's name).
CAMP HOURS
Camp Oscillator 8 a.m.-12 p.m.
Camp AI 1-5 p.m.
Week 5
Week 6
CAMP AI
July 14-18
LIGHTS, CAMERA… CAMP!
Our performing arts camp returns for another summer of theatrical fun. Campers will learn about acting, set design, costuming and much more while building their confidence and getting outside their comfort zones.
? COLUMBUS PERFORMING ARTS CENTER 549 Franklin Ave. | 43215
REGISTRATION FEE
Resident $115 / Non-resident $138
CAMP HOURS
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
MEALS
Breakfast, lunch and snack provided.
Week 5
ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE
July 7-11
Ages 11-14
Week 6
ALL THAT DRAMA
July 14-18
Ages 6-10
Week 7
ACTING OUT July 21-25
Ages 11-14
Week 8
THEATRE TIME
July 28-Aug. 1
Ages 6-10
Week 1
REUSE, RETHINK, RECREATE
June 9-13
Ages 6-12
CAMP OSCILLATOR
July 7-11
SPECIALTY CAMPS
CAMP PUBLIC HEALTH
AGES 13-17
Camp Public Health is a weeklong career exploration day camp for teens, blending health, environmental, and social sciences. Campers will explore how professionals like doctors, nurses, dietitians, sanitarians, and epidemiologists protect communities and promote health. Campers will engage with experts from Columbus Public Health, and they will visit The Ohio State University College of Public Health to see public health careers and education in action. This camp offers an inside look at the dynamic field of public health, emphasizing the importance of protecting and advocating for healthier neighborhoods and communities.
? BLACKBURN COMMUNITY CENTER
263 Carpenter St. | 43205
REGISTRATION FEE
Resident $60 / Non-resident $72
CAMP HOURS
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
MEAL
Not provided. Bring breakfast, lunch, snack and a water bottle (with camper's name).
Week 7
THIS IS PUBLIC HEALTH!
July 21-25
INSPIRE POLICE & FIRE EXPLORATION CAMP
AGES 6-12
Campers will be introduced to the field of public safety, and learn some of the basic techniques used by police officers and firefighters in the Columbus Division of Police and the Columbus Division of Fire.
Campers will also tour facilities, see specialized equipment and get to know the officers and firefighters. There is a graduation ceremony at the end of each week, and all campers will receive a certificate.
Each day, campers will be transported from Marion Franklin Center to different facilities and return to Marion Franklin Center by 4 p.m.
? MARION FRANKLIN COMMUNITY CENTER 2801 Lockbourne Rd. | 43218
REGISTRATION FEE
Resident $100 / Non-resident $120 Registration fees must be paid in full at time of registration
CAMP HOURS
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
MEALS
Breakfast, lunch, and snack provided.
Week 3 June 23-27
Week 7
July 21-25
CARRIAGE PLACE CARDBOARD KINGDOM
AGES 9-13
DESCRIPTION
Cardboard Kingdom is a roleplaying camp where we create characters, choose paths and build cardboard props and gear for our adventure. Be ready to protect your forts, have epic battles and seek lost treasures. We will use box cutters and hot glue guns to build our projects; campers will be trained to use them with assistance.
? CARRIAGE PLACE COMMUNITY CENTER 4900 Sawmill Rd. | 43235
REGISTRATION FEE
Resident $110 / Non-resident $132 Fees must be paid in full at time of registration.
MATERIAL FEE
$15 payable to Ms. Rekha on the first day of camp to cover supplies for the week.
CAMP HOURS
8 a.m. - 12 p.m.
MEALS
Not provided. Bring a snack and a personal water bottle (with camper's name).
Week 1
CARNIVAL WEEK
June 9-13
Week 6
GOLDEN QUEST
July 14-18
Week 7
THE DRAGON TRAILS
July 21-25
CARRIAGE PLACE TEEN CARDBOARD KINGDOM | NEXT LEVEL
AGES 12-15
DESCRIPTION
Join us for a half day of live-action role-playing. This camp is open to teens who were previously enrolled in Cardboard Kingdom and want to level up. We will continue our adventures, gain new skills, and build gear. We will be using box cutters and hot glue guns to build our projects.
? CARRIAGE PLACE COMMUNITY CENTER
4900 Sawmill Rd. | 43235
REGISTRATION FEE
Resident $110 / Non-resident $132
MATERIAL FEE
$15 payable to Ms. Rekha on the first day of camp to cover supplies for the week.
CAMP HOURS
8 a.m.-12 p.m.
MEALS
Not provided. Bring a snack and a personal water bottle (with camper's name).
Week 3
COURT OF THIEVES
June 23-27
CARRIAGE PLACE CARD-
BOARD KINGDOM NEXT LEVEL + DD
AGES 12-15
Join us for a full day of live-action roleplaying and Dungeons & Dragons (D&D). This camp is open to teens who were previously enrolled in Cardboard Kingdom and are familiar with D&D. During the mornings, we will work on our
Cardboard Kingdom characters, build props and have adventures. In the afternoons, we will split into groups for our D&D session.
? CARRIAGE PLACE COMMUNITY CENTER
4900 Sawmill Rd. | 43235
REGISTRATION FEE
Resident $165 / Non-resident $198. Fees must be paid in full at time of registration.
MATERIAL FEE
$15 payable to Ms. Rekha on the first day of camp to cover supplies for the week.
CAMP HOURS
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
MEALS
Not provided. Bring a snack and a water bottle (with camper's name).
Week 5
THE ADVENTURE CONTINUES
July 7-11
CARRIAGE PLACE CARDBOARD STUDIO
AGES 9-13
Cardboard Studio is an art camp for students who enjoy open-ended art projects and building with cardboard. We will use box cutters and hot glue guns; campers will be trained to use them with assistance.
? CARRIAGE PLACE COMMUNITY CENTER
4900 Sawmill Rd. | 43235
REGISTRATION FEE
Resident $88 / Non-resident $106. Fees must be paid in full at time of registration.
MATERIAL FEE
$15 payable to Ms. Rekha on the first day of camp to cover supplies for the week.
CAMP HOURS
8 a.m.-12 p.m.
MEALS
Not provided. Bring a snack and a water bottle (with camper's name).
Week 2
LET'S PLAY June 16-20
CARRIAGE PLACE KIDS KAMP
AGES 3-7
Mrs. Ginger Rigsbee and the Kids Kamp counselors are ready for another awesome summer. Each week we will learn and explore through daily arts and crafts projects, outdoor games, activities, music, sports, water day and more. This camp is the perfect chance to make new friends and lasting memories!
Campers must be out of diapers and completely potty trained.
? CARRIAGE PLACE COMMUNITY CENTER
4900 Sawmill Rd. | 43235
REGISTRATION FEE
Weeks 1, 2, 5, 6, 7 and 8
Resident $100 / Non-resident $120
Week 3
Resident $80 / Non-resident $96 Registration fees must be paid in full at time of registration
MATERIAL FEE
$10 is payable to camp director Ginger Rigsbee on the first day; cash only. Covers supplies and snacks for the week.
CAMP HOURS
8 a.m.-12 p.m.
MEALS
Not provided. Bring a snack and a water bottle (with camper's name).
Week 1
MAKING FRIENDS
June 9-13
Week 2
SHARING IS CARING
June 16-20 (Closed June 19 for Juneteenth)
Week 3
FUN IN THE SUN
June 23-27
Week 5
MOVING AND GROOVING
July 7-11
Week 6
MAKING GOOD CHOICES
July 14-18
Week 7
EXERCISE UR BODY
July 21-25
Week 8
KINDNESS COUNT
July 28-Aug. 1
THERAPEUTIC RECREATION CAMPS
SUMMER OF FUN AND ADVENTURE DAY CAMP
AGES 6-21*
Therapeutic Recreation Summer Camps are an inclusive camp experience for youth with and without disabilities. Campers engage in weekly theme-based activities to strengthen social skills, increase leisure awareness, and build fine and gross motor coordination.
With a staff-to-camper ratio of 1:3, campers have the opportunity to work in small groups to complete tasks that will build confidence and foster independence. Daily activities include swimming, gym games, social-emotional learning, cooking, gardening, and arts and crafts. Accessible transportation is
provided for field trips. Campers must be able to follow instructions and function independently and safely in small group and community settings. Therapeutic Recreation staff are unable to provide 1:1 care for campers who require individual support for behaviors, elopement, medical, or personal care needs. 1:1 care providers who are coordinated by the caregiver are welcome to attend camp with campers. Contracted, qualified personal care support may be available on an as-needed basis.
*Campers must be enrolled in school.
? DODGE COMMUNITY CENTER 667 Sullivant Ave. | 43215
? FRANKLIN PARK ADVENTURE CENTER 1755 E. Broad St. | 43203
REGISTRATION FEE
Resident $100 / Non-resident $120
CAMP HOURS
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
MEALS
Breakfast, lunch and a snack are provided
Week 1
MAKING GOOD CHOICES
June 9-13
Week 2
SUPERHERO ACADEMY June 16 - 20 (Closed June 19 for Juneteenth)
Week 3
GLOBAL EXPLORER June 23-27
Week 4
USA THROUGH TIME
June 30-July 3
(Closed July 4 for Independence Day)
Week 5
ANIMAL PLANET
July 7-11
Week 6
EXPERIMENTAL SCIENCE
July 14 - 18
Week 7
MOVIE MAGIC
July 21 - 25
Week 8
MUSIC FEST SPECTACULAR
July 28 – Aug. 1
ADAPTIVE OUTDOOR RECREATION CAMP AGES 6-21*
The Adaptive Outdoor Recreation Camp engages in weekly themebased activities to strengthen social skills, promote leisure awareness, provide access and opportunity to connect with nature and build fine and gross motor coordination.
With a staff-to-camper ratio of 1:3, campers can work in small groups to complete tasks that will build confidence and foster independence. Daily activities include field games, social-emotional learning, adventure recreation programming, conservation education, gardening,
and arts and crafts. Accessible transportation is provided for field trips. Campers must be able to follow instructions and function independently and safely in small group and community settings. Therapeutic Recreation staff cannot provide 1:1 care for campers who require individual support for behaviors, elopement, medical, or personal care needs. 1:1 care providers who are coordinated by the caregiver are welcome to attend camp with campers. Contracted, qualified personal care support may be available on an as needed basis.
*Campers must be enrolled in school.
? MCKNIGHT OUTDOOR EDUCATION CENTERWYANDOT LODGE
3228 Indian Village Rd. | 43221
THERAPEUTIC RECREATION
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 27
REGISTRATION FEE
Resident $100 / Non-resident $120
CAMP HOURS
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
MEALS
Breakfast, lunch, and a snack provided.
Week 2
FINS, FEATHERS, FURS
June 16-20
(Closed June 19 for Juneteenth)
Week 4
SUMMER SPLASH
June 30-July 3
(Closed July 4 for Independence Day)
Week 6
ADVENTURE TREK
July 14-18
Week 8
CAMP CLASSICS
July 28- Aug. 1
THERAPEUTIC RECREATION SWIM TEAM CAMP
AGES 6-21*
Therapeutic recreation swim team camp is an inclusive summer experience for youth with and without disabilities. Campers will spend the week in the pool, learning and practicing proper swim techniques and skills.
*Campers must be enrolled in school.
REQUIREMENTS
Campers must be able to complete one length of the pool assisted or unassisted.
? DODGE SWIMMING POOL 545 Sullivant Ave. | 43215
REGISTRATION FEE
Resident $75 / Non-resident $90
CAMP HOURS
9 a.m.-12 p.m.
AFTER CAMP FUN
Week 1
Aug. 4-8
OUTDOOR CAMPS RECREATION
Spend the summer outdoors exploring and learning new skills! Outdoor Recreation camps offer classic summer camp options, as well as specialty camps. Enjoy camp outside! Registration is Thursday, Feb. 20, at 12 p.m. For more information, email OutdoorEducation@columbus.gov or call 614-645-3380.
INDIAN
VILLAGE
DAY CAMP AGES 6-12
Spend the summer outside learning about conservation topics, canoeing, creeking, fishing, building forts and more. Each week will have a unique theme built around classic camp activities.
? MCKNIGHT OUTDOOR EDUCATION CENTER Ottawa Lodge, 3200 Indian Village Rd. | 43221
REGISTRATION FEE
Resident $140 / Non-resident $168
CAMP HOURS
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
MEALS
Lunch and a snack are provided
Week 1
WHERE THE WILDS THINGS ARE (PART 1)
June 9-13
Week 2
CONSERVATION CLUB (PART 1)
June 16 - 20 (Closed June 19 for Juneteenth)
Week 3
WATER WORLD June 23-27
Week 5
SURVIVOR SKILLS
July 7- 11
Week 6
NATURALLY CRAFTY July 14-18
Week 7
WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE (PART 2)
July 21-25
Week 8
CONSERVATION CLUB (PART 2)
July 28-Aug. 1
After Camp Fun Week 1
WATER WORLD
Aug. 4-8
After Camp Fun Week 2
SURVIVOR SKILLS
Aug. 11-15
CAMP TERRA
AGES 6-12
Spend the summer outside learning about conservation topics, canoeing, creeking, fishing, building forts and more. Each week will have a unique theme built around classic camp activities.
? ANTRIM PARK SHELTERHOUSE
5800 Olentangy River Rd. | 43085
REGISTRATION FEE
Resident $140 / Non-resident $168
CAMP HOURS
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
MEALS
Lunch and a snack are provided
Week 1
CALL OF THE WILD (PART 1)
June 9-13
Week 2
WATER WONDERS (PART 1)
June 16-20
(Closed June 19 for Juneteenth)
Week 3
OFF THE GRID (PART 1)
June 23-27
Week 5
GREAT ANTRIM EXPEDITION (PART 1)
July 7-11
Week 6
CALL OF THE WILD (PART 2)
July 14-18
Week 7
WATER WONDERS (PART 2)
July 21-25
Week 8
OFF THE GRID (PART 2)
July 28-Aug. 1
After Camp Fun Week 1
GREAT ANTRIM EXPEDITION (PART 2)
Aug. 4-8.
After Camp Fun Week 1
NATURALLY CRAFTY
Aug. 11-15
TEEN
CONSERVATION CAMP
AGES 13-17
This program allows teens to learn about and engage in the conservation work being done by Columbus Recreation and Parks Department. Teens will explore the outdoors alongside their peers, give back to the community and local parks, and have fun playing games and doing crafts. Weekly themes will focus on different conservation topics and include expert guests to lead hands-on activities.
? MCKNIGHT OUTDOOR EDUCATION CENTER Wyandot Lodge, 3228 Indian Village Rd. | 43221
REGISTRATION FEE
Resident $140 / Non-resident $168
CAMP HOURS
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
MEALS
Not provided. Bring lunch, snack and a water bottle (with camper's name).
Week 3
WATERSHEDS
June 23-27
Week 5
UPLAND HABITATS
July 7-11
Week 7
URBAN ECOLOGY
July 21-25
RESERVOIR QUEST
AGES 10-15
Spend the day out on the water with friends and learn new skills. We will offer half-day sessions focusing on all things paddling: canoeing, kayaking, and stand-up paddle boarding. Campers can explore different parts of the O'Shaughnessy Reservoir and Nature Preserve.
? O'SHAUGHNESSY RESERVOIR
9610 Riverside Dr. | Powell, 43065
REGISTRATION FEE
OUTDOOR RECREATION
CONTINUED
Residents $140 / $168 Non-Resident
CAMP HOURS
Morning Session
8 a.m.-12 p.m.
Afternoon Session 1-5 p.m.
MEALS
Not provided. Bring lunch, snack and a water bottle (with camper's name).
Week 2
AHOY MATEYS!
June 16-20
(Closed June 19 for Juneteenth)
Week 3
SURF'S UP June 23-27
GRAM AND GRAMP CAMP
AGES
8-12 AND
GRANDPARENTS
This camp is designed for grandparents and grandchildren to spend quality, structured time together outdoors and participate in creating art projects. There will be a mix of activities with options to accommodate all activity levels.
? MCKNIGHT OUTDOOR EDUCATION CENTER 3228 Indian Village Rd. | 43221
REGISTRATION AND FEES
Residents $100 / Non-resident $120 (per person)
You must register at least one grandparent and one grandchild, separately for this camp. Families may choose to register two campers per one or two grandparents, but no more than two campers per grandparent should be registered.
CAMP HOURS
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
MEALS
Week 5
WATER QUALITY CHALLENGE July 7-11
Week 6
BUGS AND SUCH July 14-18
Week 7
GO FISH! July 21-25
Week 8
NO HARM, NO WATER, NO FOWL! July 28 - Aug. 1
After Camp Fun Week 1
FUN-BON VOYAGE! Aug. 4 - 8
Not provided. Bring breakfast, lunch, snack and a water bottle (with camper's name).
After-Camp Fun Week 1 THE GREAT OUTDOORS Aug. 4-8
OTHER CAMPS
CENTER WITHOUT WALLS
AGES 6-14*
Center Without Walls (CWOW) is an innovative outreach program that provides access to Columbus Recreation and Parks for youth who live in areas without a community center or where there is no safe walking route to the nearest location. During the summer, CWOW provides camp programming in the locations listed below. Camp activities include competitive and strategic games, various sports, arts and crafts, science experiments, field trips and special guests.
For more information, contact Alex Passas at AGPassas@columbus.gov or 614-323-0886.
* Depending upon school location
REGISTRATION FEES
None
MEALS
Lunch will be provided
? HIGHLAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
40 S. Highland Ave. | 43223
DATES
TBD
CAMP HOURS
TBD
? LIBERTY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 2901 Whitlow Rd. | 43232
DATES
TBD
CAMP HOURS
TBD
Check for updates at ColumbusRecParks.com/Camps
? WEDGEWOOD MIDDLE SCHOOL
3800 Briggs Rd. | 43228
DATES
TBD
CAMP HOURS
TBD
Dates and times are subject to change
TEEN IMPACT ADVENTURE SUMMER CAMP
AGES
12-18
DESCRIPTION
Teen Impact Adventure Camp is an innovative program that provides creative opportunities to explore fundamental concepts of leadership, financial literacy, teamwork, entrepreneurship, and technology. Teen Impact Adventure Camp includes various competitive and strategy games, arts and crafts, STEM activities, field trips and special guests.
For more information, contact Antonio Combs at ANCombs@columbus.gov or 614-645-0918.
? WOLFE PARK SHELTERHOUSE 105 Park Dr. | 43209
REGISTRATION FEE
Resident $100 / Non-resident $120
Additional material fees may be required based on field trips.
CAMP HOURS 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
MEALS
Breakfast, lunch, and a snack provided
Week 3
FUTURE LEADERS OF OUR COMMUNITY June 23-27
Week 7
CLIMATE PIRATES July 21-25
GO, LUNCH!
SUMMER FOOD
While kids and teens are out of school, Columbus Recreation and Parks Department is here to help! Go, Lunch! provides healthy meals and snacks at our community centers and at partner locations throughout Columbus for anyone between the ages of 1-18. Meals are also available for anyone ages 18-21 who has been determined by a state or local education agency (LEA) to be mentally or physically disabled and involved in an individualized education program (IEP). Dates and times may vary.
Find location near you at ColumbusRecParks.com/Food.
Columbus Recreation and Parks offer a variety of opportunities for employment in the following sections: Community Centers, Community Relations, Fiscal, Golf, Human Resources, Outdoor Recreation, Parks, Planning and Design, Recreation, Rental Services, Sports and Special Events. These opportunities are full-time and part-time, and some can even serve as seasonal jobs for youth.
PREPROFESSIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
APPS JOBS READINESS PROGRAM
This comprehensive workforce development program for youth ages 14-23 provides paid practical work experience, training and career pathways with the City of Columbus and local business community. In addition to gaining real-life job experience, you’ll participate in training around resumé writing, interviewing, cultural awareness,
leadership, personal branding, financial literacy and more. Because work and life affect each other, coaches provide service linkage and coaching as needed to help families. You’ll leave the program prepared to get, keep and excel in the workplace! The program is open to youth/families who live in the City of Columbus or pay Columbus taxes.
Apply online to the Recreation Parks Aide position in February 2025; interviews begin in March 2025.
Email questions to AJRP@columbus.gov.
PROFESSIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
RECREATION AND PARKS AIDE
Community Centers: Assist staff within the community center with various tasks, such as ensuring standards of acceptable conduct, cleaning and maintaining the facilities, opening and closing buildings, and assisting with activities within the center.
Summer Camps: Assist with the camp by supervising and facilitating
activities such as group games, nature, art and sports. Camps vary from sport or art-specific to general day camps. Hours vary depending on the camp.
Golf: Assist with maintaining the golf course, working outside or inside and aiding with the operation of the pro shop.
Outdoor Recreation: Assist with outdoor camps and facilitating outdoor adventure programs such as boating, archery, fishing and conservation education activities. For more information, call 614-645-3380 or email OutdoorEducation@columbus.gov
Rental Services: Provides event support at various departmentoperated rental facilities by providing customer service, including event needs, opening
and closing rental facilities at designated times, and cleaning and maintaining the facilities.
Sports Ground Crew: Work primarily outdoors to ensure all athletic facilities are safe and adequately prepared for the many programs and participants who utilize them. For more information, call 614-645-3366 or email SportsRecruiting@columbus.gov.
LIFEGUARD
Monitor the swimming pool to direct water safety and prevent accidents, teach swimming lessons and maintain the pool and pool deck.
YOUTH SPORTS COUNSELOR
Motivate and help young children with sports activities in a camp environment. If you are looking to make a positive impact in the lives of local youth this summer, we encourage you to apply. For more information, call 614-645-3366 or email
SportsRecruiting@columbus.gov
SPORTS OFFICIAL/UMPIRE
Year-round opportunities exist for both youth and adult sports leagues in various sports. For more information, call 614-645-3366 or email
SportsRecruiting@columbus.gov
For a complete list of available positions, and to apply, visit ColumbusRecParks.com/Work.
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CAMP DODGE
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CAMP DRIVING PARK
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CAMP FAR EAST
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CAMP FEDDERSEN
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CAMP HOWARD
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CAMP LAZELLE
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CAMP SCHILLER
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#109323
6-12 #109338
WEEK 5
JULY 7-11
Science, Mystery, & Adventure
Ages 6-8 #109330
Science, Mystery, & Adventure
Ages 9-12 #109331
Let's Go Outside!
Ages 6-12 #109342
Space Exploration
Ages 6-12 #109350
Amazing Race: Challenge Week
Ages 6-12 #109358
Science Rules!
Ages 6-12 # 109297
Fun & Fitness
Ages 6-12 #109374
Science Matters
WEEK 6
JULY 14-18
Nature & Outdoors Ages 6-8 #109332
Nature & Outdoors
Ages 9-12 #109333
WEEK 7
JULY 21-25
Barnett Goes Green Ages 6-8 #109334
Barnett Goes Green Ages 9-12 #109335
Water Wonders Ages 6-12 #109343 All-Star Ages 6-12 #109344
Nature Detectives Ages 6-12 #109351 Fairy Tales Ages 6-12 #109352
Creative Vibes: All the Drama Ages 6-12 #109359
Nature & Outdoors Ages 6-12 #109298
Splashtopia: Water Week Ages 6-12 #109360
Driving Park Goes Green Ages 6-12 #109299
H20 Awesome Ages 6-12 #109375 Green Time Over Screen Time Ages 6-12 #109376
Ages 6-12 #109382 Splish Splash Ages 6-12 #109383 Weird, Wild & Wacky Spirit Week Ages 6-12 #109384
Nature Detectives
Ages 6-12 #109390 Ways of the Water Ages 6-12 #109391 Let's Go Green Ages 6-12 #109392
WEEK
8
28-AUG. 1
Bon Voyage Summer Ages 6-8 #109336
Bon Voyage Summer Ages 9-12 #109337
We Got Talent Ages 6-12 #109345
To the Extreme Ages 6-12 #109353
Fun in the Sun Ages 6-12 #109361
Creative Crafts & Free Play Ages 6-12 #109300
Movin & Groovin Ages 6-12 #109377
No Heat In the Kitchen Ages 6-12 #109385
Leaders of Tomorrow Ages 6-12 #109393
AFTER CAMP FUN WEEK (1) AUG. 4-8
AFTER CAMP FUN WEEK (2) AUG. 11-15
Science Rules! Ages 6-8 #109398 We Go Green Ages 6-8 #109399
Science Rules! Ages 6-12 #109768 We Go Green Ages 6-12 #109769
Water Wonders Ages 6-12 #109407
Wild Water West! Ages 6-8 #109400 Party at the Woods Ages 6-8 #109401
Wild Water West! Ages 6-12 #109770 Party at the Woods Ages 6-12 #109771
Camp Schiller Goes Green Ages 6-12 #109408 Go Sports Ages 6-12 #109409
Adios, Summer! Ages 6-12 #109410
Back to School Ages 6-12 #109869 Restaurant Remix Ages 6-12 #109309
Summer Wrap Up Ages 6-12 #109310
Peace & Relaxation Ages 6-12 #109868
CAMP SCIOTO SOUTHLAND
Page
CAMP WESTGATE
Page 10
CAMP WHETSTONE
Page 10
CAMP WOODWARD
Page 10
JUMP START YOUR GAME!
Page 12 GYMNASTICS
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ELEMENTARY CLAY ACADEMY
Page 16
TEEN CLAY ACADEMY
Page 16
ELECTRONIC AND DIGITAL ARTS CAMP
Page 16
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WEEK 5
JULY 7-11
Science Rules!
Ages 6-12 #109415
Slam Dunk Week
Ages 6-12 #109624
In Our Elements
Ages 6-8 #109431
Lab Rats
Ages 6-12 #109439
Kickball & Flag Football
Ages 6-12 #109225
AM Gymnastic Stars
Ages 6-14 #109186
PM Gymnastic Stars
Ages 6-14 #109187
Imagination Creations
Ages 8-12
Glenwood #109445
WEEK 6
JULY 14-18
Connecting With Mother Nature Ages 6-12 #109416
The Great Westgate Bake-Off Ages 6-12 #109625
Green Time Over Screen Time
Ages 6-8 #109432
Buggin' Out Ages 6-12 #109440
Basketball & Cheerleading Ages 6-12 #109226
AM Cartwheel Kids
Ages 6-14 #109188
PM Cartwheel Kids
Ages 6-14 #109189
Wares in the World Ages 8-12
Glenwood #109870
WEEK 7
JULY 21-25
The Greener, the Better Ages 6-12 #109773
Caution, Construction Ahead! Ages 6-12 #109626
H2Whoa Ages 6-8 #109433
Go Green! Ages 6-12 #109441
Basketball & Cheerleading Ages 6-12 #109227
AM Fun With Flips Ages 6-14 #109190
PM Fun With Flips Ages 6-14 #109191
WEEK 8
JULY 28-AUG. 1
Scioto Olympics Ages 6-12 #109418
Westgate's Got Talent
Ages 6-12 #109627
Whetstone's Got Talent Ages 6-8 #109434
Passport to Fun Ages 6-12 #109442
Dodgeball, Roller, Street, & Ice Hockey
Ages 6-12 #109229
AFTER CAMP FUN WEEK (1)
AUG. 4-8
Creative Connections Ages 8-12
Glenwood #109446
AM Oscillator
Ages 11-14 #109451
PM AI Ages 11-14 #109450
AFTER CAMP FUN WEEK (2)
AUG. 11-15
Reveal and Reflect Ages 8-12
Glenwood #109446
LIGHTS, CAMERA... CAMP!
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CAMP PUBLIC HEALTH
Page 18
INSPIRE SPORTS POLICE & FIRE CAMP
Page 18
CARRIAGE PLACE
CARDBOARD KINGDOM
Page 18
CARDBOARD KINGDOM
NEXT LEVEL
Page 19
CARDBOARD KINGDOM
NEXT LEVEL DD+
Page 19
CARRIAGE PLACE
CARDBOARD STUDIO
Page 20
CARRIAGE PLACE KIDS KAMP
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SUMMER OF FUN AND ADVENTURE DAY CAMP
THERAPEUTIC RECREATION
Page 22
WEEK 1
ADAPTIVE OUTDOOR
RECREATION CAMP
Page 23
THERAPEUTIC RECREATION
SWIM
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JUNE 16-20
JUNE 9-13 WEEK 2
WEEK 3 JUNE 23-27
WEEK 4 JUNE 30-JULY 3
WEEK 5
JULY 7-11
All the World's a Stage Ages 11-14 #109457
WEEK 6
JULY 14-18
All that Drama Ages 6-10 #109458
WEEK 7
JULY 21-25
Acting Out Ages 11-14 #109459
WEEK 8
JULY 28-AUG. 1
Theatre Time Ages 6-10 #109460
This is Public Health Ages 13-17 #109402
Ages 13-17 #109228
Golden Quest Ages 9-13 #109194
Dragon's Trials Ages 9-13 #109195
The Adventure Continues Ages 12-15 #109972
Movin' & Groovin' Ages 3-7 #109173
Dodge Animal Planet Ages 6-21 #109468
Franklin Park Animal Planet Ages 6-21 #109476
Making Good Choices Ages 3-7 #109174
Dodge Experimental Science Ages 6-21 #109469
Franklin Park Experimental Science Ages 6-21 #109477
Adventure Trek Ages 6-21 #109491
Exercise UR Body Ages 3-7 #109175
Dodge Movie Magic Ages 6-21 #109470
Franklin Park Movie Magic Ages 6-21 #109478
Kindness Counts Ages 3-7 #109606
Dodge Music Fest Spectacular Ages 6-21 #109464
Franklin Park Music Fest Spectacular Ages 6-21 #109479
Camp Classics Ages 6-21 #109492
AFTER CAMP FUN WEEK (1)
AUG. 4-8
Franklin Park TR Olympics Ages 6-21 #109480
AFTER CAMP FUN WEEK (2)
AUG. 11-15
Ages 6-21 #109471
WEEK 1
JUNE 9-13 WEEK 2
JUNE 16-20 WEEK 3 JUNE 23-27 WEEK 4 JUNE 30-JULY 3
INDIAN VILLAGE DAY CAMP
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CAMP TERRA
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TEEN CONSERVATION CAMP
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RESERVOIR QUEST
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Where the Wild Things Are (Part 1) Ages 6-12 #109320
Call of the Wild (Part 1) Ages 6-12 #109504
Conservation Club (Part 1) Ages 6-12 #109495
Water Wonders (Part 1) Ages 6-12 #109505
Water World Ages 6-12 #109496
Off the Grid (Part 1) Ages 6-12 #109506
Watersheds Ages 13-17 #109514 AM Ages 10-15 #109517
Ages 10-15 #109519
Ages 10-15 #109518
10-15 #109520
GRAM AND GRAMP CAMP
Page 28
TEEN IMPACT ADVENTURE SUMMER CAMP
Page 30
Future Leaders in Community Ages 12-18 #109462
WEEK 5
JULY 7-11
Survival Skills Ages 6-12 #109497
Great Antrim Expedition (Part 1)
Ages 6-12 #109507
Upland Habitats
Ages 13-17 #109515
WEEK 6
JULY 14-18
Naturally Crafty Ages 6-12 #109498
Call of the Wild (Part 2) Ages 6-12 #109508
AM Ages 10-15 #109521 AM Ages 10-15 #109523
PM Ages 10-15 #109522 PM Ages 10-15 #109524
WEEK 7
JULY 21-25
Where the Wild Things Are (Part 2) Ages 6-12 #109499
Water Wonders (Part 2) Ages 6-12 #109509
Urban Ecology Ages 13-17 #109516
WEEK 8
JULY 28-AUG. 1
Conservation Club (Part 2) Ages 6-12 #109500
Off the Grid (Part 2)
Ages 6-12 #109510
AFTER CAMP FUN WEEK (1)
AUG. 4-8
Water World Ages 6-12 #109501
Great Antrim Ages 6-12 #109512
AFTER CAMP FUN WEEK (2)
AUG. 11-15
Survivor Skills Ages 6-12 #109502
Naturally Crafty Ages 6-12 #109513
Ages 10-15 #109526
Ages 10-15 #109525
Climate Pirates Ages 12-18 #109463
Ages 10-15 #109528
Ages 10-15 #109527 PM Ages 10-15 #109530 AM Ages 10-15 #109529
Ages 8-12 #109503
