Spring Break & Summer Camps

1. Summer Camps

   The Recreation Division of the Department of Environment, Agriculture, Parks and Recreation is committed to creating wonderful summer memories for your child.

2. Spring Break Camps

   Learn about the different spring break camps.

3. Counselor in Training

   The Counselor In Training Program is designed to train youths ages 13-15-years-old to assist Summer Camp Staff with implementing camps. C.I.T. is an educational program that exposes those enrolled to the responsibilities of being a Camp Counselor.

4. Extended Care

   Extended care is available before camp (7:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m.) and after camp (5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.) for an additional fee.

5. Lunch Supervision

   Lunch Supervision is included in a full day of camp enrollment (Field Trip Frenzy or morning and afternoon half-day camps). Lunch supervision is available for $15 for campers enrolled in only a half-day of camp. Lunch is not provided; campers must bring their own meals. Refrigerator and microwave are not available.