Daily News | Parks and Recreation summer camps to open registration
Summer may feel far away, but registration for city camps is around the corner. Save the date:Philadelphia Parks and Recreation will begin enrollment for the 2023 summer camp season, set to take place between July 5 and August 11.
Although the full list of camps isn’t available yet, a Parks and Recreation spokesperson said there will be over 110 options for day camps alone. Traditionally, the city offers four types of summer camps:For children 6 to 12 to learn, do crafts, play sports, and go on field trips. These kind of camps take place in parks, recreation centers, and playgrounds.Aimed for teenagers looking to spend the summer focused on a specific skill.
Spots are limited and prices vary depending on the camp. In 2022, the average weekly cost was $100, which adds up for households with more than one child. But there will be low-cost options — last year this meant free or less than $50 per week, making it important to sign your kid up as early as registration opens.
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