Registration Open For Dunedin Summer Camps

From the City of Dunedin:

February 23, 2022

Registration is now open and continues until camps are full. Camps begin Tuesday, May 31!
"Camp Dunedin" offers a variety of full-day and half-day camps for ages 4-17. Our staff will provide your child with fun, organized games, activities and opportunities to develop and learn new skills, be adventurous and explore their imagination and creativity.

• Register now open at Dunedin Community Center and MLK, Jr. Recreation Center. Initial registration must be done in person.
• Camps begin Tuesday, May 31 (closed Monday for Memorial Day)
• Browse the Camp Dunedin Magazine for a full list of camps, fees, registration and scholarship information.
• Get a head start on gathering and completing the necessary paperwork - view the Camps Forms webpage
• Scholarship applications are available to children and teens of Dunedin whose families are in need of financial assistance for their child to participate in summer camps and other recreational programs.
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We're Hiring - Join our Team for the Summer! The Dunedin Parks & Recreation Department is hiring Recreation Leaders for summer camp and Lifeguards at Highlander Pool. For more information or to apply today, visit www.DunedinGov.com/jobs.

Camps offered throughout the summer include:

• Acting
• Archery
• Bagpipe
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Crafty Creations & Artsy Adventures
• Cooking
• Dance
• Fishing
• Fit Kids
• Golf
• Kayak
• Little Art Masters
• Multi-Sports
• Nature
• Outdoor Wilderness (Hammock)
• Pre-K
• Soccer
• Tennis
• Theater (DST)
• Trick Scooter & Skateboarding
• Tweens & Teens

For more information, view the Camp Dunedin Magazine, visit www.DunedinGov.com/camps or call (727) 812-4530.

Dunedin Community Center
1920 Pinehurst Road
Dunedin, FL 34698
(727) 812-4530

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www.DunedinGov.com/camps

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