Day Camps will be available to children ages 6 to 12 (must be six by the session start date). Each session will include games, sports, arts and crafts, and special events to include naturalist activities, Activities available each session will include games, sports, swimming (one time per week), arts and craft activities, special events, off-site trips (once per session), and many more indoor and outdoor activities.
Hours: Monday - Friday, 9:00 am - 4:00 pm.
(Before and Aftercare will be available beginning at 7:30 am and ending at 5:30 pm.)
Multi-Sibling discount for session fees only – 1st child full price, 2nd, 3rd, etc. less $20 from session cost for a two-week session, and $10 discount for one-week sessions.

EXTENDED CARE FEES:
Two-week session fees: $80 for both before and aftercare. Pay during registration, and click the appropriate after/before care you need when prompted.
For anyone not pre-registered for this option that needs extended care during their session the daily charge will be $5 for before or aftercare and $10 for both.
*Late pick-up fees - $3 per every 5 minutes parent is late per child. Fee will be charged to the account.

Come with us around the world for this cultural camp. Leave the passport at home as we experience activities, music, art, and life from around the planet.

Swimming each week. No refrigeration is provided. Playgrounds will open and remain open for light rain and will close if a storm arises or if rain is heavy (and we are unable to stay dry under the pavilions). We will attempt to reopen in the afternoon if the rain closes us in the morning. Please make sure children are appropriately dressed for the weather. Lunch is provided for free daily to Playground Program Locations through the City of Frederick’s Summer Food Service Program.

Parents/Guardians need to be aware of weather conditions throughout the day, so they can pick up or make other arrangements for their children in case of playground closings due to the weather. No before or after care is provided.

Activities Include:
• Arts and Crafts
• Sports
• Music
• Swimming
• Cultural Exploration
• Environmental Education
• Field Trips

This fun, skill-intensive program is designed for beginning to intermediate players. Using our progressive curriculum, we focus on the whole player - teaching sportsmanship and teamwork. Boys and girls will learn the fundamentals of passing, shooting, ball handling, rebounding and defense through skill-based instruction and small-sided scrimmages.

This program will provide your teen with the knowledge to one day become a counselor. While in camp, they will work directly with the camp staff, assist with preparing activities, and learn about supervision during these activities. The program will provide both hands-on experiences and individual/group training experiences. There is limited enrollment and location requests are not guaranteed. Before you register your teen will need to schedule a mock interview with Sean Poulin at [email protected].

Learn the TRUTH about the wolf named Brad and how he became a villain in the town of Happy Whisler Village. What could he have possibly done to stir up so much fear among the other fairy tale characters? A great intro to theatre experience! Students will learn basic theater terminology, staging & choreography through fun theater games and classes. The final (free!) performance of THE TRUE TALE OF THE BIG BAD WOLF will be held on Friday August 2nd at 12:00pm for friends and family in our 115-seat, state-of-the-art theatre.

Camp will take a daily trip. Amusement parks will take up an entire day, while local trips will also involve camp to participate in activities at Talley Recreation Center. Space is limited.
Trips include:
Six Flags
Kings Dominion
Maryland Zoo
Hershey Park
Spinners Pinball Arcade & Escape Room

Mother Nature has always served as one of the most impactful sources of inspiration to artists as nature and art have been closely linked throughout human history. During this two-day series, children will learn about artistic processes that are heavily inspired by nature and will explore, hands on, the materials and methods natural artists like Andy Goldsworthy use. Children will explore the outdoors and create their own works of art inspired by nature. Some projects will include, nature rubbings, cyanotypes and found object collages.