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C AMP GUIDE
ROCKVILLE RECREATION AND PARKS
2020
REGISTRATION
BEGINS JAN. 21
Camps Open to All
Metro-Area Families!
SUMMER BLAST • CROYDON CREEK
ARTS, DANCE AND DRAMA • SCIENCE • SPECIALTY
SPORTS • EXTRA FUN • TEENS • PLAYGROUNDS
C A M P S AT A GLANCE
6/16-6/19
6/22-6/26
7/13-7/17
7/20-7/24
7/27-7/31
8/10-8/14
8/17-8/21
8/24-8/26
6/29-7/2
7/6-7/10
8/3-8/7
PROGRAMS
Page #
Ages
by Location
Beall ES - 451 Beall Avenue
Summer Playgrounds 18 6-12
College Gardens ES - 1700 Yale Place
Summer Blast 6 5-11
Croydon Creek Nature Center - 852 Avery Road
EcoInvestigators Camp 8 8-10
Enviromedia 8 11-14
Exploration & Service Camp 8 11-14
Explorers 8 9-11
Guppy Nature Camp 8 5-7
Wilderness Bushcraft Camp 8 10-14
Elwood Smith RC - 601 Harrington Road
Summer Playgrounds 18 6-12
F. Scott Fitzgerald Theatre - 603 Edmonston Drive
Adventure Theater's Summer Musical Camp 9 8-12
Adventure Theater's Extended Day 9 8-12
Fallsgrove Park - 700 Fallsgrove Drive
Summer Playgrounds 18 6-12
Fallsmead ES 1800 Greenplace Terrace
Summer Playgrounds 18 6-12
Isreal Park - 357 Frederick Avenue
Summer Playgrounds 18 6-12
Lakewood ES - 2534 Lindley Terrace
Summer Blast 6 5-11
Mad Science - Dinosaurs and Ancient Worlds 11 6-12
Mad Science - Forensic Fundamentals 11 6-12
Lincoln Park CC - 357 Frederick Avenue
Clubhouse Extra (Before & After Camp) 16 6-12
Don't Forget About August 16 6-13
Future Leader Camp 20 13-15
Make It Happen Basketball 14 9-11
School's Out 16 6-13
Tiny Hoopers Clinic 14 4-6
Solar Vehicle Engineering Design and Build Camp 10 10-14
Montrose CC & Park - 451 Congressional Lane
Summer Playgrounds 18 6-12
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C A M P S AT A GLANCE
6/16-6/19
6/22-6/26
7/13-7/17
7/20-7/24
7/27-7/31
8/10-8/14
8/17-8/21
8/24-8/26
6/29-7/2
7/6-7/10
8/3-8/7
PROGRAMS
Page #
Ages
by Location
Meadow Hall ES - 951 Twinbrook Parkway
Summer Playgrounds 18 6-12
Potomac Woods Park - 2276 Dunster Lane
Summer Playgrounds 18 6-12
Bayard Rustin ES - 332 W. Edmonston Drive
Summer Blast 6 5-11
Rockville Senior Center - 1150 Carnation Drive
Abrakadoodle - Full Steam Ahead 9 6-12
Abrakadoodle - Yummy Art 9 6-12
Tiny Chefs - Let's Cook - Cupcake Wars 13 6-12
Tiny Chefs - Let's Cook - American Picnic 13 6-12
Tiny Chefs - Let's Cook - Restaurant Creation 13 6-12
Rockville Skate Park - 355 Martins Lane
Skateboarding and Swim 15 7-14
Thomas Farm CC - 700 Fallsgrove Drive
Adventure Kids Camp 12 7-11
Art4Fun 12 7-11
DEILAB S.T.E.A.M. - LEGO Engierring Art and Innovation 10 5-8
DEILAB S.T.E.A.M. - RC Racing 10 9-13
Dramatic Kids Camp 9 6-11
Mad Science - Red Hot Robots 11 7-12
Mad Science - Secret Agent Lab 11 6-12
Signature Poms 14 6-12
Teens on the Go 21 11-16
Twinbrook CRC - 12920 Twinbrook Parkway
Last Hurrah 16 5-12
Rockville Science Center - Robotics 10 9-14
Summer Blast 6 5-11
Woodley Gardens Park - 900 Nelson Street
Steel Multi-Sport Camp 14 6-12
Steel Soccer Camp - Half day 14 5-14
Steel Soccer Camp - Full day 14 7-14
Summer Playgrounds 18 6-12
Xtreme Acro and Cheer - 14702 Southlawn Lane
Gymnastics, Trampoline & Cheer 15 6-14
Parkour Camp 15 7-11
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W HY CHOOSE
ROCKVILLE CAMPS?
Whether you need full-time childcare Our camp staff is selected based on:
all summer, or just a few weeks of • reference and background checks,
enrichment, or want an affordable drop- including fingerprinting
in program now and then, we have it all. • experience and enthusiasm
Our programs allow families to work
• desire and ability to work well with
around vacations, summer school and children
other obligations.
Our camp staff training includes:
No matter what program you choose, • certifications including CPR/AED, First
all staff undergo a variety of trainings Aid and Medication Administration
and screenings, including CPR/AED, first • safety procedures
aid and background checks, including
• techniques in working well with children
fingerprinting. We also provide training
and proper supervision
in how to effectively supervise children,
program planning and safety procedures. • creative planning
• skills development
WE’VE GOT YOUR SUMMER COVERED!
Specialty Camps Summer Blast Summer Playgrounds
· Small groups and low · A full-day, structured out-of- · Six-week program, June 29- Aug. 6.
staff-to-camper ratio. school time program. · Neighborhood locations
· Fees ranges depending on · Flexible, register by the week throughout the city.
activity and supply costs. or the whole summer. · Playground hours are
· Learn about cooking, soccer, · Operates from 7:30 a.m.-6 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
dance, art, drama, Robotics, p.m. daily at four convenient · Extended-day options at Elwood
LEGO, STEAM, gymnastics, locations. Smith RC, Lincoln Park CC and
science, nature and more. · Small groups and low staff-to- Meadowhall ES (limited space
· You pick, full day or half day, camper ratio. available).
one or two weeks, depending · Theme weeks, games, sports, · Weekly themes, games, crafts,
on the program. arts and crafts, swimming, sports and water activities.
· Various sessions throughout field trips and special events · Swim, Crafty Kids and field trip
the summer. included in fee. available for additional fees.
· Sessions are seven or nine
weeks long, depending on
location.
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S U M M E R B L A S T ................................................... 6-7
CROYDON CREEK........................................................ 8
A RT S , DA N C E A N D D R A M A ........................... 9
R EG I S TR ATI O N
SCIENCE..................................................................10-11
BEGINS JAN. 21
S P EC I A LT Y ...........................................................12-13
S P O RT S ..................................................................14-15
E X TR A F U N...............................................................16
S U M M E R P L AYG RO U N D S .........................18-19
TE E N S .................................................................... 20-21
GENERAL INFORMATION
S TAY
INFORMED
Camps at a Glance........................................................ 2-3
Financial Assistance....................................................... 22
Program Information..................................................... 23
www.rockvillemd.gov/recreation
General Information.......................................................24
registration@rockvillemd.gov
Individuals with Disabilities...........................................24
240-314-8620
Frequently Called Numbers.........................................24
twitter.com/rockvillerec
Registration Information........................................ 25-26
instagram.com/rockvillerec
Registration Form...........................................................27
3 WAYS Rates Key:
Prices are listed as Resident Discount/
TO REGISTER Regular Rate
1. Online 2. In Person 3. By Mail or Fax
at www.rockvillemd.gov/ Walk-in registration available. Mail or fax your completed
registration. registration form.
Hours vary by facility.
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Summer Blast
SUMMER BLASTJune 17-Aug. 14 • Ages 5-11 • 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m.
240-314-8620 • camps@rockvillemd.gov
Rockville’s traditional
premier all-day,
summer-long camp. Sample Schedule
7:30-9 a.m.:
Have a blast at this all-day, all-summer Check-in and small-group activities.
fun and active camp! Register by the 9-9:30 a.m.:
week or stay all summer long. Enjoy Roll call and review daily schedule.
the best in camp games, crafts, sports,
9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.:
gym time, outdoor play, theme weeks
and much more! Swimming several Core camp activities, including
times every week, field trips and swimming, field trips, lunch
special events add to the excitement. and special events.
Children will be grouped by age. Early
morning and late-afternoon activities
3:30 p.m.:
offered in a supervised, informal setting. Break and snack time.
Bring a bag lunch, snack and drink. 4-6 p.m.:
Register for the seven-week option (nine- Games, indoor/outdoor play, low-key
week option for Twinbrook CRC) and save.
activities and check out.
Participants must be age 5 by Sept. 1, 2020.
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Summer Blast
77**
Sessions
Bayard Rustin Elementary School College Gardens Elementary School
12472 6/22-8/7 $1,535/$1,690* 12474 6/22-8/7 $1,535/$1,690*
12405 6/22-6/26 $250/$275 12406 6/22-6/26 $250/$275
12432 6/29-7/2 $205/$225 12431 6/29-7/2 $205/$225
12414 7/6-7/10 $250/$275 12412 7/6-7/10 $250/$275
12436 7/13-7/17 $250/$275 12449 7/13-7/17 $250/$275
12437 7/20-7/24 $250/$275 12446 7/20-7/24 $250/$275
12453 7/27-7/31 $250/$275 12447 7/27-7/31 $250/$275
12438 8/3-8/7 $250/$275 12448 8/3-8/7 $250/$275
Twinbrook CRC Annex (9 weeks) Lakewood Elementary School
12475 6/17-8/14 $1,895/$2,085* 12473 6/22-8/7 $1,535/$1,690*
12442 6/17-6/19 $150/$165 12407 6/22-6/26 $250/$275
12419 6/22-6/26 $250/$275 12433 6/29-7/2 $205/$225
12450 6/29-7/2 $205/$225 12415 7/6-7/10 $250/$275
12413 7/6-7/10 $250/$275 12452 7/13-7/17 $250/$275
12434 7/13-7/17 $250/$275 12441 7/20-7/24 $250/$275
12435 7/20-7/24 $250/$275 12451 7/27-7/31 $250/$275
12443 7/27-7/31 $250/$275 12439 8/3-8/7 $250/$275
12444 8/3-8/7 $250/$275
12445 8/10-8/14 $250/$275
*When registering for the seven or nine-week
option, please note that refunds cannot be given
for individual weeks. Refunds will be processed
for the entire multiweek option. See page 26 for
more information on our refund policy.
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CROYDON CREEK NATURE CENTER
852 Avery Road (off Baltimore Road), Rockville, MD 20851
240-314-8770 • ccnc@rockvillemd.gov
EcoInvestigators Camp Explorers
Croydon Creek
Curious about creatures? Fascinated by forests? Crazy Get outdoors and explore the wild spaces and places
about creeks? This camp is for you! Spend your days of Maryland and Virginia. Campers enjoy a new
investigating local habitats through a variety of activities, adventure each day with off-site field trips and on-site
field studies and projects. Time is spent outdoors. explorations. Lace up your hiking shoes and get ready
Camp may include an off-site field trip. for fun! Please note there is no camp 7/3.
Croydon Creek Nature Center Age: 8-10 Croydon Creek Nature Center Age: 9-11
12498 6/22-6/26 9 AM-3 PM $250/$275 12504 6/29-7/2 9 AM-4 PM $250/$275
12499 7/27-7/31 9 AM-3 PM $250/$275
Guppy Nature Camp
EnviroMedia Interested in animals that creep, crawl and flap?
Do you want to become a social-media influencer? Meet the critters that call Croydon Creek home and
Learn how to use different forms of social media explore the exciting natural world. Hands-on activities,
to promote positive, environmental changes in our experiments, hikes and crafts are all in a day’s fun.
world. Gain valuable skills including interpretive
Croydon Creek Nature Center Age: 5-7
methods, filming, editing and social media management
all while exploring the outdoors and learning about 12495 6/22-6/26 9 AM-3 PM $225/$255
conservation. All week, work on projects that will be 12494 7/13-7/17 9 AM-12 PM $135/$155
posted to social media and share your creations with 12496 7/27-7/31 9 AM-3 PM $225/$255
the world. 12497 8/10-8/14 9 AM-12 PM $135/$155
Croydon Creek Nature Center Age: 11-14
12503 8/3-8/7 9 AM-4 PM $335/$375 Wilderness Bushcraft Camp I
During this five-day skill-builder, campers learn and
practice the fundamentals of making fire, procuring
Exploration & Service Camp drinkable water, constructing a survival shelter and land
Spend the last few days of summer exploring our area navigation. Each day focuses on a new skill culminating
and earning Student Service Learning (SSL) hours. on Friday with a Survival Skills Challenge – a series of
Participants spend half of their time adventuring on 10-minute challenges that cover all of the skills learned
field trips and the other half participating in volunteer throughout the week.
projects. Each participant can earn up to 15 SSL hours
Croydon Creek Nature Center Age: 10-14
based on participation.
12501 8/10-8/14 9 AM-3 PM $385/$435
Croydon Creek Nature Center Age: 11-14
12500 7/20-7/24 9 AM-4 PM $335/$375 Wilderness Bushcraft Camp II
The follow-up to Bushcraft 1 builds on skills learned
in the first session. Fire, Water, Shelter and Tools.
Designed for both new and returning campers, Session
2 will introduce new skills and technologies to those
learned in Session 1.
Croydon Creek Nature Center Age: 10-14
12502 8/17-8/21 9 AM-3 PM $385/$435
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ARTS, DANCE AND DRAMA
Abrakadoodle: Yummy Art Adventure Theater’s Summer
Get your spoon and paintbrush and chocolate syrup Musical Camp
ready — we’re going to create art! From cupcake Experience musical theater in a fun, educational, day
design and donut modeling, to mosaics with food and camp. Your child will work alongside accomplished D.C.
chocolate syrup painting — it’s all about the wonderful area theater professionals and teaching artists during
and wacky world of using food as art materials! We’ll daily rehearsals in dancing, singing and acting. With
play “foodie” games and decorate our own incredible props and costumes, singing and scene-work, your
edibles (but most projects are not edible). We won’t child’s experience will culminate in a youth-appropriate,
use an oven but we will have fun cooking up new ways full scale performance on the last day of each session.
to look at food as art. Note: $25 materials fee payable
to the instructor on the first day of camp. Projects are F. Scott Fitzgerald Theatre & Social Hall Age: 8-12
not edible. No peanut products will be used. Campers
12466 6/22-7/2 9 AM-4 PM $519/$535
may register for both camps and bring their lunch to
eat during the break. 12509 6/22-7/2 4-5:30 PM $105/$115
12467 7/6-7/17 9 AM-4 PM $575/$589
Rockville Senior Center Age: 6-12 12510 7/6-7/17 4-5:30 PM $115/$125
12409 8/3-8/7 9 AM-12 PM $185/$195 12468 7/20-7/31 9 AM-4 PM $575/$589
12511 7/20-7/31 4-5:30 PM $115/$125
Arts, Dance and Drama
Register for both camps, bring your lunch Dramatic Kids Camp
and make a day of it. Awaken creativity and boost self-confidence in this
theater arts camp that has it all! Campers explore their
imaginations and artistic talents by participating in fun,
Abrakadoodle: Full STEAM Ahead improvisational acting games and theatrical techniques
Science! Technology! Engineering! Art! Math! Climb on while learning the fundamentals of dramatic storytelling
board and move Full STEAM Ahead! This Abrakadoodle facilitated by our talented teaching artists. This camp
art journey is filled with scientific discoveries, supercool provides a fun and dynamic space to build confidence,
technology, fabulous math connections and more! We’ll courage and character. A showcase of campers’ original
travel from Beatrix Potter’s illustrations to Leonardo work will be performed for their friends and family on
Fibonacci’s remarkable numbers discovery and make the last day of camp! Note: $20 materials fee payable
many stops along the way. Try your hand at robotics to the instructor on the first day of camp.
and draw at the same time! Learn lots of geometry
while paint flows, compasses twirl, and straight lines Thomas Farm CC Age: 6-11
show the unexpected. There is so much to try and
12458 8/3-8/7 9 AM-3 PM $305/$315
learn on this journey. Come along and don’t miss it!
Note: $25 materials fee payable to the instructor on
the first day of camp. Campers may register for both
camps and bring their lunch to eat during the break.
Rockville Senior Center Age: 6-12
12408 8/3-8/7 12:30-3:30 PM $185/$195
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SCIENCE CAMPS
Robotics Camp
Robotics is ideal for girls and boys who love to
build things and want to learn mechanical and
DEILAB S.T.E.A.M
programming concepts. Campers are grouped
DEILAB awakens the design, engineering and
in small teams and create their robots using
innovative skills and talents of campers with our
LEGO Mindstorms robotics kits. They program
curriculum of collaborative design projects and
their robots to solve a series of challenges,
challenges. The laboratory environment of DEILAB
culminating in a competition on the last day of
programs is structured to enhance curiosity and ignite
camp.
ingenuity.
Twinbrook CRC Age: 9-14
LEGO Engineering, Art and
12424 8/3-8/13 1-4 PM $299/$309
Innovation Camp
Build moon rovers, motorized cars, battle bots,
skyscrapers and sculptures. Use your creativity to Solar Vehicle Engineering Design
become a 21st century innovator through design, and Build Camp
engineering projects, challenges and competitions. Explore opportunities for students to learn
This hands-on program focuses on converting about STEM with hands-on experiences that
failure into fuel for success through idea generation, use Solar Vehicles to engage students in the
testing and more. The collaborative environment is hands-on, minds-on, and creative process of
structured to enhance curiosity and ignite ingenuity. innovation by using critical thinking. Participants
This exciting program connects students to real- will develop both individual and teaming skills
world applications. while building a solar powered vehicle with
the guidance of a Science and Engineering
Thomas Farm CC Age: 5-8 Partnership professional.
12430 8/3-8/7 9 AM-12 PM $235/$250
Lincoln Park CC Age: 10-14
RC Racing 12537 8/10-8/14 3:30-6:30 PM $180/$200
DEILAB’s Radio Controlled Racing Academy is a
exciting hands-on program where students will race
Science
FAST RC cars while learning about the science,
engineering and math related to racing performance.
This course combines on-track and classroom
instruction by engineers, educators and race car
drivers who lead the camp.
Thomas Farm CC Age: 9-13
12457 8/3-8/7 12:30-3:30 PM $260/$275
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Mad Science
Mad Science is the world’s leading science enrichment provider. This
camp offers unique, hands-on experiences that are entertaining as well as
educational. The camp encourages scientific literacy in children of all ages.
Science is as vital as reading, writing and arithmetic.
Dinosaurs and Ancient Worlds: Red Hot Robots
Underground Explorers Join Mad Science and our Radical Robots for a scientific
Dig up dinosaurs and the ancient past! Solve real- journey through circuitry and sensors. Explore several
life mysteries! Kids learn about archaeology and the different types of robots…robots that follow lines and
techniques scientists use to excavate fossils and long- sounds, robotic arms like the ones you see in the big
lost cities! They also study bone fragments, pottery factories on TV (well, smaller than that, but you get
shards, amber deposits, and fossils to understand what the picture). You will even play tag with robots that
they can tell us about history! What’s more, each class you control! Complete the camp by building your own
includes a make and take-home project, like a fossil robot to take home!
reproduction, an amber time capsule, and coins from
around the world! Finally, every camp will receive an Thomas Farm CC Age: 7-12
unforgettable visit from ‘Tiny T’ an amazingly lifelike 10- 12461 8/10-8/14 9 AM-4 PM $315/$325
year old Tyrannosaurus Rex!
Secret Agent Lab
Lakewood Elementary School Age: 6-12 Suspects! Schematics! and Sleuths! Connect the dots
12459 6/22-6/26 9 AM-4 PM $315/$325 using science to help solve a crime in this hands-on
investigation of the science of sleuthing. Uncover the
Forensic Fundamentals: Biology, science involved in evidence gathering and analysis
Chemistry and Crime Scenes and fingerprinting detection. Enhance your recall and
Mad Science introduces you to the foundations observation skills and learn how to use spy equipment.
of forensics as you learn about organs, cells, and
chemistry! Discover how the science behind life Thomas Farm CC Age: 6-12
can help you solve a crime. Discover the secrets 12462 8/17-8/21 9 AM-4 PM $315/$325
behind batteries and design marshmallow molecules!
Conduct electricity and power a Mad Science whirligig.
Experience blood pumping through the heart and air
Science
moving through the lungs. Use ooey-gooey ingredients
to build a model cell, and use your own traits to decode
and decipher your DNA. Finally, apply what you learn
and solve a sticky crime!
Lakewood Elementary School Age: 6-12
12460 6/29-7/2 9 AM-4 PM $255/$265
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Adventure Kids Camp
Take an adventure with your friends at Thomas Farm
Community Center! Campers travel to different
locations each day. Field trips will include outdoor
adventures, swimming, entertainment and more. A
detailed itinerary along with what to bring each day will
be emailed to all participants prior to camp. No camp
on July 3.
Thomas Farm CC Age: 7-11
12394 6/29-7/2 9 AM-4 PM $220/$260
12395 7/6-7/10 9 AM-4 PM $275/$325
12396 7/13-7/17 9 AM-4 PM $275/$325
12397 7/20-7/24 9 AM-4 PM $275/$325
Art4Fun
This camp celebrates and encourages creativity in
children! Campers will participate in daily, hands-on
multimedia art projects that encourage creativity and
promote the enjoyment of art. Art activities will be
balanced with other traditional camp activities such as
games, creative free play, open gym and more. Time will
VISIT OUR be spent both indoors and out. Dress for a mess!
R E C R E AT I O N Thomas Farm CC Age: 7-11
SUMMER CAMP 12398 6/22-6/26 9 AM-3 PM $275/$325
B O OT H
WHEN?
Jan. 26 • 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
WHERE?
Montgomery County
Camp and Summer
Fun Expo
at the Hilton Hotel
Specialty
Rockville,
1750 Rockville Pike
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Tiny Chefs: Let’s Cook
Tiny Chefs cooking camps are a fun way for kids to flex their creative
muscles, spend time working in peer groups, and best of all: a great way to
introduce them to the joy of cooking and baking!
Cooking teaches kids valuable skills that they can carry with them through
Camp fee includes all life. Children practice basic math when they measure ingredients, reading
supplies and an apron. comprehension as they follow a recipe, team building as they work in
groups, and they also build a strong foundation for healthy eating. All of
these skills are mixed in with delicious food and fun.
American Picnic Restaurant Creation
American cuisine is inspired by cultures around the If your Tiny Chef dreams of someday having their own
world but has become uniquely and deliciously its restaurant, sign them up for this inventive summer
own! For most Americans, nothing says summer like camp! Each day, the students will produce a different
hamburgers, hot dogs and potato salad. And while course (appetizer, soup, main dish or dessert) or an
some of those items are definitely on our All-American item from a certain cuisine and build a restaurant
summer menu, we are also going to explore American around it. Over the course (no pun intended) of the
cuisine from sea to shining sea, from Southern BBQ session, they will also be working on a final idea for
to California’s twist on the BLT to the countrywide their own restaurant, expanding on the types of foods
favorite strawberry shortcake! Come dive into summer their particular restaurant would serve, based on the
with Tiny Chefs—it will feel like the Fourth of July all experiences they have had in class. Students will be
week! introduced to a variety of cuisines, cooking skills and
presentations throughout the week.
Rockville Senior Center Age: 6-12
12465 6/29-7/2 9 AM-3 PM $309/$319 Rockville Senior Center Age: 6-12
12518 8/17-8/21 9 AM-3 PM $385/$395
Cupcake Wars
Cupcakes are all the rage and it’s a trend that’s clearly
here to stay! If you’ve ever been curious about how
the pros make those cupcakes so precious and ornate,
and if competition is your middle name, then this is the
week for you! We’ll spend three days on cupcake basics
—measuring, mixing, baking, and frosting, and then
finish the week with two days of baking battle! Small
teams will face off with one another to compete for
the title of “Best Cupcake”! May the best cupcake win!
Campers receive an apron to decorate during the week
of camp, and an electronic cookbook of the recipes
they created.
Rockville Senior Center Age: 6-12
12463 6/22-6/26 9 AM-3 PM $385/$395
Specialty
12519 8/10-8/14 9 AM-3 PM $385/$395
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Sports
Make It Happen Basketball Signature Poms
This basketball program features techniques and drills Add some cheer to your summer with this exciting
that will turn you into a complete player. Learn the camp! Stunts, dance routines, beginner gymnastics
fundamentals and increase your speed and footwork and flexibility improvement are just a few of the things
with special speed and agility training. Program is taught that you will learn during these camp. We bring all the
by an instructor who played overseas with and against equipment including the poms! Students should wear
some of the NBA’s finest players, and who currently closed-toe tennis shoes and leggings or shorts.
plays for a semi-professional basketball team. Bring
water and wear comfortable shoes. Basketballs are Thomas Farm CC Age: 6-12
provided. 12421 7/27-7/31 9 AM-4 PM $250/$260
Lincoln Park CC Age: 9-11
Steel Multi-Sport Camp
12535 7/27-7/31 6:30-7:30 PM $100/$120 Steel Multi-Sport Camp is the coming together of many
of the world’s favorite games. Campers will learn a
Tiny Hoopers Clinic variety of different sports, such as soccer, rugby, cricket
Time to get those tiny feet moving on the basketball and handball. Also included are familiar favorites such
court. Learn the basics of basketball: dribbling, catching as basketball, kickball and Ultimate Frisbee, all offered
and passing. Junior-sized basketballs are provided for in a fun and safe environment. All participants receive a
this clinic. Bring water and wear tennis shoes. T-shirt!
Lincoln Park CC Age: 4-6 Woodley Gardens Park Age: 6-12
12536 7/20-7/24 5-6 PM $100/$120 12456 8/17-8/21 9 AM-4 PM $279/$289
Steel Soccer Camp
Steel Soccer’s in-depth curriculum provides children
with age-specific training based on the use of maximum
activity and highly stimulating practices and games. Each
S TAY day focuses on a different topic and ends with a mini
World Cup tournament! The focus is creating a fun
INFORMED learning environment in which children develop and
improve their skills. All participants receive a T-shirt
and evaluation from their coach.
www.rockvillemd.gov/recreation
Woodley Gardens Park Age: 5-14
registration@rockvillemd.gov 12410 6/16-6/19 9 AM-12 PM $149/$159
240-314-8620 Woodley Gardens Park Age: 7-14
12455 6/16-6/19 9 AM-4 PM $235/$245
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instagram.com/rockvillerec
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Sports
Skateboarding and Swim
Learn to skateboard or improve your skills. Join
Rockville’s crew as you learn to push, ride, ollie, kick-
flip, grind and drop-in. Skate park etiquette and safety
is a priority. Skaters must bring a skateboard, helmet,
Gymnastics, Trampoline & Cheer
Learn basic gymnastics, tumbling and trampoline skills.
knee and elbow pads, wrist guards, water and snack.
Introductory acrobatic gymnastics skills are also taught.
After a great skateboarding session, cool off for a few
Cheerleading focuses on motions, jumps, cheers and
hours at the Rockville pool. This camp is weather
dance. Group games are also a part of each day. All
dependent. Any missed dates will be made up on Friday.
levels of ability are welcome. A performance of all skills
learned is presented at the end of each week.
Rockville Skate Park Age: 7-14
12488 7/13-7/16 9 AM-3 PM $230/$240 Xtreme Acro and Cheer Age: 6-14
12489 7/20-7/23 9 AM-3 PM $230/$240 12425 6/22-6/26 9:30 AM-3:30 PM $235/$245
12490 7/27-7/30 9 AM-3 PM $230/$240 12428 7/13-7/17 9:30 AM-3:30 PM $235/$245
12429 8/10-8/14 9:30 AM-3:30 PM $235/$245
Parkour Camp
Students learn parkour moves and elements while
incorporating safe gymnastics techniques. They will
learn balance, agility, and vaulting techniques to master
various Ninja Warrior-type obstacle courses.
Xtreme Acro and Cheer Age: 7-11
12426 7/20-7/24 9:30 AM-3:30 PM $235/$245
12427 8/17-8/21 9:30 AM-3:30 PM $235/$245
Extended day options available onsite. Inquire with
xtremegym@verizon.net.
Page 15 | Main Rec. Line: 240-314-8620Clubhouse Extra Last Hurrah
Clubhouse Extra is an extended-day program that Looking for something fun to do at the end of the
is safe and structured for all school-aged campers. summer? Take part in crafts, organized games, sports
Activities include morning/afternoon crafts, sports/ and other fun activities. Wear play clothes and tennis
games, and afternoon snack. No program on 7/3 and shoes. Bring a drink, lunch and snack.
8/7.
Twinbrook CRC Annex Age: 5-12
Lincoln Park CC Age: 6-12 12527 8/17-8/21 8:30 AM-5:30 PM $255/$265
12533 6/29-8/6 8-9:30 AM $70/$90 12529 8/24-8/26 8:30 AM-5:30 PM $160/$170
12534 6/29-8/6 3:30-6:30 PM $115/$135
School’s Out
Don’t Forget About August School’s out, let the fun begin! Take part in crafts,
Extra Fun
We have you covered in August. Join us at the end of organized games, sports and other fun activities. Wear
the summer as we engage in different activities before play clothes and tennis shoes. Bring a drink, lunch and
the school year begins. During these one-week camps, snack.
children participate in structured sports and games,
arts and crafts, group projects and field trips. Lunch is Lincoln Park CC Age: 6-13
included in the fee.
12530 6/22-6/26 9 AM-5 PM $125/$145
Lincoln Park CC Age: 6-13
12531 8/10-8/14 9 AM-5 PM $190/$210
12532 8/17-8/21 9 AM-5 PM $190/$210
DO N ’ T FORGET!
Mandatory forms are due the first
day of camp. Download them ahead
of time at rockvillemd.gov/camps.
See page 23 for more information.
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SUMMER!
ROCKVILLE RECREATION AND PARKS
SUMMER CAMPS
Not a Rockville resident? Not a Problem!
Quality Programs. Satisfaction Guaranteed!
Affordable. We Have Camps For Every Budget!
Wide Variety of Programs For All Ages!
Convenient. Our Camps Are Local!SUMMER PLAYGROUNDS
June 29-Aug. 6 • Ages 6-12 • 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
240-314-8620 • playgrounds@rockvillemd.gov
Playgrounds
Playground Extras
When you sign up for your Playground site, be sure to
register for your Playground Extras. These optional add-on
activities enhance your playground experience. Playground
Summer Playgrounds Extras require advance registration. Spaces are limited.
Six weeks of fun!
Recreational Swim • $30/$35
$255/$335 Cool off in the pool during community swim time
at the Rockville Swim and Fitness Center; 3 trips
included per session. Register for one or two
(Cost for Six-Week Program) sessions per site.
Zava Zone Trip • $35/$40
Enjoy sports, crafts, water activities, This exciting indoor facility includes ropes courses,
and traditional childhood games. New trampolines, climbing walls and zip lines. Trip
includes two hours of unlimited access to the arena.
themes and actvities introduced each
week. Register for optional Playground Crafty Kids • $30/$35
Extras to give your child the ultimate Bring out your child’s artistic side. This activity includes
playground experience. three sessions with our crafts specialist. Your child will
enjoy using materials such as paint, fabric, wood, and more
to create specialty crafts to take home.
Children must have completed kindergarten to participate.
Page 18 | Main Rec. Line: 240-314-8620Playgrounds Details and Course Numbers
Beall Elementary School Meadow Hall Elementary School
Playground 9:30 AM-3:30 PM 12365 Playground 9:30 AM-3:30 PM 12372
Crafty Kids Th 7/2-7/16; 10:30-11:15 AM 12344 Crafty Kids Tu 7/7-7/21; 2:30-3:15 PM 12351
Recreational Swim M 7/13-7/27; 10 AM-Noon 12326 *Extended Play 6/29-8/6; 8 AM-6 PM 12364
Recreational Swim F 7/10-7/24; 10 AM-Noon 12335 Recreational Swim M 7/13-7/27; 10 AM-Noon 12333
Zava Zone Field Trip 7/22; 10 AM-1 PM 12354 Recreational Swim F 7/10-7/24; 10 AM-Noon 12342
Zava Zone Field Trip 7/22; 10 AM-1 PM 12361
Elwood Smith Recreation Center
Playground 9:30 AM-3:30 PM 12366 Montose Community Center and Park
Crafty Kids W 7/1-7/15; 2:30-3:15 PM 12345 Playground 9:30 AM-3:30 PM 12370
*Extended Play 6/29-8/6; 8 AM-6 PM 12363 Crafty Kids Tu 7/7-7/21; 10:30-11:15 AM 12348
Recreational Swim M 7/13-7/27; 10 AM-Noon 12327 Recreational Swim M 7/13-7/27; 10 AM-Noon 12332
Recreational Swim F 7/10-7/24; 10 AM-Noon 12336 Recreational Swim F 7/10-7/24; 10 AM-Noon 12341
Zava Zone Field Trip 7/22; 10 AM-1 PM 12355 Zava Zone Field Trip 7/22; 10 AM-1 PM 12359
Fallsgrove Park (Outdoor Park Location) Potomac Woods Park (Outdoor Park Location)
Playground 9:30 AM-3:30 PM 12367 Playground 9:30 AM-3:30 PM 12371
Crafty Kids Tu 7/7-7/16; 1-1:45 PM 12350 Crafty Kids W 7/1-7/15; 1-1:45 PM 12349
Recreational Swim M 7/13-7/27; 10 AM-Noon 12328 Recreational Swim M 7/13-7/27; 10 AM-Noon 12330
Recreational Swim F 7/10-7/24; 10 AM-Noon 12337 Recreational Swim F 7/10-7/24; 10 AM-Noon 12339
Zava Zone Field Trip 7/22; 10 AM-1 PM 12356 Zava Zone Field Trip 7/22; 10 AM-1 PM 12360
Fallsmead Elementary School Woodley Gardens Park (Outdoor Park Location)
Playgrounds
Playground 9:30 AM-3:30 PM 12369 Playground 9:30 AM-3:30 PM 12373
Crafty Kids W 7/1-7/15; 10:30-11:15 AM 12347 Crafty Kids Th 7/2-7/16; 1-1:45 PM 12352
Recreational Swim M 7/13-7/27; 10 AM-Noon 12329 Recreational Swim M 7/13-7/27; 10 AM-Noon 12334
Recreational Swim F 7/10-7/24; 10 AM-Noon 12338 Recreational Swim F 7/10-7/24; 10 AM-Noon 12343
Zava Zone Field Trip 7/22; 10 AM-1 PM 12358 Zava Zone Field Trip 7/22; 10 AM-1 PM 12362
Isreal Park (Outdoor Park Location)
Playground 9:30 AM-3:30 PM 12368
Crafty Kids Th 7/2-7/16; 2:30-3:15 PM 12346
*Clubhouse Extra AM 6/29-8/6; 8-9:30 AM 12533
*Clubhouse Extra PM 6/29-8/6; 3:30-6:30 PM 12534
Recreational Swim M 7/13-7/27; 10 AM-Noon 12331
Recreational Swim F 7/10-7/24; 10 AM-Noon 12340
Zava Zone Field Trip 7/22; 10 AM-1 PM 12357
Extend Playground Hours
*Extended Play *Clubhouse Extra
8-9:30 a.m. & 3:30-6 p.m. • $129/$169 Clubhouse Extra A.M. 8-9:30 a.m. • $70/$90
Available for participants registered at Elwood Smith RC and Clubhouse Extra P.M. 3:30-6:30 p.m. • $115/$135
Meadow Hall elementary school locations only. This activity This fun recreation program is located at Lincoln Park
offers crafts, games and low-key activities to extend your Community Center. Children registered at Isreal Park
playground hours. Playground program are walked to/from the program.
Children at other sites are welcome but transportation is not
provided. Register separately for AM and PM programs.
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LEADERS
CAMP
WE WANT
YOU!
Are you great
with children?
Future Leaders Camp is open to teens Are you enthusiastic
looking to have fun while learning leadership
skills. FLC provides fun, interactive
and energetic?
workshops, games and activities designed to
prepare teens to volunteer and/or work in a
Do you want to have
camp setting (or their first job). This camp is a great summer
a prerequisite for the L.I.T program. experience?
• Team building trips are included in the cost
• Can earn up to 30 SSL hours Apply Now for Summer
Teens
• Payment plans and financial assistance 2020 Camps and
are available Playgrounds
Age: 13-15 • 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Most programs run for
Session 1: #12486 eight weeks, about 35
June 29-July 10 hours per week.
Cost: $225/$245
• Plan and teach sports and games
Session 2: #12487 • Outdoor activities • Arts and crafts
• Special events • Swimming
July 13-July 24 • Theme weeks and more!
Cost: $250/$270
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Cost includes entrance fees, MCPS or
charter bus transportation, and supervision.
Trips/schedules are subject to change.
All return times are approximate. Payment plans and
financial assistance are available.
Youth Monday-Fr
Entering id Early Bird Rate: (ends Tuesday, March 31)
June 22-Au ay
Grades: g. 14 $285/$305 per week
6 -11 Regular Rate: $305/$325 per week
Pick-up/Drop-off Locations Departure Time JULY 4th WEEK:
Lincoln Park Community Center …30 minutes before trip time Early Bird Rate: (ends Tuesday, March 31)
Twinbrook Community Center …15 minutes before trip time $230/$246
Thomas Farm Community Center …Trips depart from this location Regular Rate: $246/$262
JUNE 22-26: Deadline to Register, 6/15
12477 Splash Down Dave & Buster’s/Movie Nat. History Museum Muse/Swim Six Flags
10 a.m.-5 p.m. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 9 a.m.-8 p.m.
JUNE 29-JULY 2: Deadline to Register, 6/22
12476 Bowling/Swim Color War/Water Tag Rafting Kings Dominion July 4th Holiday
10 a.m.-5 p.m. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 8 a.m.-4 p.m. 9 a.m.-8 p.m. No Camp
JULY 6-10: Deadline to Register, 6/29
12478 Splashdown iFLY/Swim Nat. History Museum Med. Times/Sky Zone Hershey Park
10 a.m.-5 p.m. 9 a.m-5 p.m. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 8 a.m.-8 p.m.
JULY 13-17: Deadline to Register, 7/6
12479 Main Event/Swim Adventure Park USA Bureau of Engraving/ Laser Tag/ZavaZone Guppy Gulch Camp
10 a.m.-5 p.m. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. ARTECHOUSE 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 8 a.m.-7 p.m.
10 a.m.-5 p.m.
JULY 20-24: Deadline To Register, 7/13
Teens
12480 WonderFly Arena Top Golf/Movies Nat. Cryptologic Museum Ropes Course/Swim Six Flags
10 a.m.-5 p.m. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 9 a.m.-8 p.m.
JULY 27-JULY 31: Deadline To Register, 7/20
12481 Splashdown iFLY/Swim Color War/Water Tag Med. Times/Skyzone Kings Dominion
10 a.m.-5 p.m. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 9 a.m.-8 p.m.
AUG. 3-7: Deadline To Register, 7/27
12482 WonderFly Arena Top Golf/Movies Nat. Cryptologic Museum Rafting Guppy Gulch
10 a.m.-5 p.m. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 8 a.m.-4 p.m. 8 a.m.-7 p.m.
AUG. 10-14: Deadline To Register, 8/3
12483 Splashdown NinjaBE/Bowling Washington Zoo Dave & Buster’s/Swim Hershey Park
10 a.m.-5 p.m. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 8 a.m.-8 p.m.
Teens on the Go participants can purchase a special combo center pass to use community center services when waiting for
trips to leave the center and on returning. This pass does not include the fitness room. This pass is highly recommended
for all Teens on the Go participants who do not have a center membership. The cost is $15 for residents and $20 for
nonresidents (course #12484). The pass is only good for summer 2020 and can be used at all three community centers.
Page 21 | Main Rec. Line: 240-314-8620FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
Rockville Youth Recreation Fund Documents Needed for
Ages 18 and younger
A limited amount of scholarships for program fees are
Financial Assistance:
Participants must provide proof of Rockville
available for residents of the City of Rockville. The residency and verification of any of the following:
participant must pay $15 toward each program fee, unless
otherwise specified. The Fund will cover the balance of • Award letter from Maryland Dept. of Human
the fees, up to $100 maximum per person, per session Resources/Montgomery County Dept. of
(fall, winter, spring, summer); $150 maximum per youth Social Services verifying eligibility for Temporary Cash
for the camp session; $1,000 maximum per family, per Assistance (TCA), Food Stamps (SNAP), Transitional
year as funds permit. Any remaining balance must be Emergency Medical and Housing Assistance (TEMHA).
paid by the participant. Financial assistance must be The letter must indicate eligibility period and names of
applied for in-person at the time of registration. household members receiving benefits.
In addition, qualified participants who enroll their child in a
• Proof of Medical Assistance from Montgomery
program that meets a child care need and costs more than
County Dept. of Social Services. Form to be received from
$115 per month, are eligible to apply for monthly financial
county offices.
aid assistance of up to $100 per month, with an additional
cap of $1,000 per family, per year as funds permit. The $15 • Proof participant resides in a shelter: Letter
fee is applicable to each month. This includes, but is not from shelter dated within a month of application and, if
limited to, preschool, after school and community center applicable, listing dependents living at shelter.
extended day programs. Summer camps are not included
in this program. Applications for monthly scholarship • Proof of Rental Assistance: Public Housing, HUD
assistance must be approved by the Superintendent of Section 8 Housing, HOC (MPDU not accepted for
Recreation and must be applied for in-person at Rockville applicants purchasing a home). This must be a current
City Hall with the Recreation Department bookkeeper. document which names the eligible tenants from the
Limited financial assistance is available for Rockville agency providing assistance.
residents, ages 19 and older, based on income.
Please call 240-314-8620 for an appointment. • Supplemental Security Income: Document must be
dated within one year of application.
HELP SEND A KID TO CAMP
Rockville Recreation and Parks Foundation
For more than 10 years, the Rockville Recreation and Parks Foundation has
contributed over $120,000 to help kids participate in camps and recreation programs,
improve parks and facilities and provide equipment. Join us as we help make Rockville a
great place to connect, create and celebrate life.
Please send your tax deductible gift to:
Rockville Recreation and
General Info
Parks Foundation
200-B Monroe Street
Rockville, MD 20850
or donate online at www.rrpfi.org.
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Program Changes Swimming
Due to circumstances beyond our control, we Most campers will have a recreational swim period
may change or move a program to an alternate at Rockville Swim and Fitness Center on designated
site or change the start date of a program. days. Specific information will be included in the
Parents will be notified of any changes. Camp Information Packet, which will be emailed
approximately 10 days prior to the start of camp.
Make sure your email is current in our system.
Locations
Camp locations may be changed due to facility availability
and MCPS scheduling. Participants will be notified. Most Photos
indoor locations are air-conditioned, except MCPS gyms. The department reserves the right to photograph and
video programs and participants for publicity purposes.
Holiday
Camp will not be held Friday, July 3.
The fees have been prorated. Camp Closure
Call 240-314-5023 for pre-recorded information on the
status of camp in the event of weather or other emergency.
Rain Days/ If camp has to be cancelled due to weather-related
Red Zone Days circumstances or any other reason beyond our control,
we will work to provide camp services at an alternate
Most camps are held rain, shine or Red Zone days. location. If that is not possible, camp will be cancelled.
On Red Zone days, outdoor programs provide
low-key activities, water breaks and rest periods.
Camp dismissal sites will remain as scheduled. Call
240-314-5023 for updated recorded information. Camp Packet and Forms
Specific details, a schedule of a typical day including
swim days and Participant Health and Information
Lunch, Snacks and Drinks forms will be emailed to each registrant approximately
Campers must bring a lunch, a snack and drink. 10 days prior to the start of each camp session.
Healthy choices and reusable containers are • Make sure your email is current in our system.
encouraged. Campers are not permitted to • Your child must bring the necessary forms
purchase any food at the pool snack bar. Note: on the first day of each session.
Refrigeration is not available at most sites. • Forms may also be downloaded at
www.rockvillemd.gov/camps.
• Participant Health and Information form is
fillable online, so parents can complete once and
then print as needed for multiple camps.
When you’re in
Rockville, you’re Questions?
in the: Email us at
registration@rockvillemd.gov
Respect for yourself.
General Info
Respect for others.
Responsibility for your actions.
City of Rockville Department of Recreation
and Parks
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Camps.........................................................................................240-314-8620
camps@rockvillemd.gov
Playgrounds................................................................................240-314-8620
playgrounds@rockvillemd.gov
Rec. Programs (Info. Line).....................................................240-314-5023
Classes, Camps, Playgrounds................................................240-314-8620
Croydon Creek Nature Center...........................................240-314-8770
CCNC@rockvillemd.gov
Directions Line:
Bridget Donnell Newton, Mayor Civic Center............................................................................. 240-314-5004
Councilmembers Senior Center............................................................................ 240-314-5019
Monique Ashton, Beryl L. Feinberg,
David Myles, Mark Pierzchala
Lincoln Park Community Center........................................ 240-314-8780
Robert DiSpirito, City Manager
LPCC@rockvillemd.gov
Tim Chesnutt, Director of Recreation and Parks
Chris Henry, Deputy Director of Recreation and Parks Parks and Facilities Maintenance......................................... 240-314-8700
Andy Lett, Superintendent of Recreation
Steve Mader, Superintendent of Parks and Facilities Park and Picnic Rentals.......................................................... 240-314-8660
Recreation and Parks Administration .............................. 240-314-8600
Satisfaction Guarantee Rockville Skate Park................................................................240-314-8620
The Department of Recreation and Parks
is committed to providing quality programs Rockville Civic Center Park:
and facilities. If you are unhappy with a camp Art Gallery............................................................................ 240-314-8682
program, we want to know! We will suggest Glenview Mansion............................................................... 240-314-8660
another program for your child to try, or if
you prefer, we will give you a credit. That’s our F. Scott Fitzgerald Theatre Box Office.......................... 240-314-8690
“Customer Satisfaction Guarantee” to you.
Rockville Swim and Fitness Center.....................................240-314-8750
Individuals with Disabilities Rockville Senior Center........................................................ 240-314-8800
We encourage individuals with disabilities to
register and participate in Rockville recreation Special Events Line (Info. Line) ............................................240-314-5022
programs. To adequately plan for a successful and
Sports Line (Info. Line)...........................................................240-314-5055
rewarding experience, contact our office at 240-
314-8620 to secure auxiliary services and aides. Thomas Farm Community Center..................................... 240-314-8840
For additional therapeutic program opportunities, ThomasFarm@rockvillemd.gov
contact Montgomery County Department of
Recreation at 240-777-6870; TTY 240-777- Twinbrook Community Rec. Center................................. 240-314-8830
6974. Upon request, this publication will be made Kisreal@rockvillemd.gov
available in alternate formats by contacting the ADA
Coordinator at 240-314-8108; TTY 240-314-8137. TTY (City Hall) ........................................................................ 240-314-8137
Fax: Recreation Division........................................................240-314-8659
General Info
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Register Early
Many of our camps fill quickly! So if you want your Three Easy Ways
first choice, we encourage early registration.
to Register!
Registration 1. Online:
Registration begins Tuesday, Jan. 21 at 8:30 a.m. via online,
www.rockvillemd.gov/
mail-in, fax and drop-off registration. All registrations
registration (Credit
received before Jan. 21 will be processed beginning Jan. 21.
card registrations only)
Payment Plans 2. Mail or Fax to:
Register early to take full advantage of Send registration
the payment plan options: forms and check to:
Department of Recreation and Parks
Summer Camps: Jan. 21 – March 14 City of Rockville, 111 Maryland Ave.,
• The payment plan divides the amount Rockville, MD 20850
due into four payments. Attn: Registration Desk
• A portion of the fees are due at the time of Checks payable to City of Rockville
registration with the remaining payments Fax registration forms to:
due on March 15, April 15, and May 15 240-314-8659(Credit
Summer Camps: March 15 – May 14 card payments only)
• The payment plan divides the amount
due into two payments. 3. Walk-In:
• A portion of the fees are due at • Rockville City Hall
the time of registration with the • Rockville Swim and Fitness Center
remaining payment due on May 15. • Rockville Senior Center
• Croydon Creek Nature Center
Summer Playgrounds: Jan. 21 – May 14 • Lincoln Park Community Center
• The payment plan divides the amount • Thomas Farm Community Center
due into two payments. • Twinbrook Community
• A portion of the fees are due at Recreation Center
the time of registration with the
remaining payment due on May 15.
• Payment plans are not available How To Register
for Playground Extras. • Complete the Registration Form
• A credit or debit card is necessary to (one for each child).
access the payment plan option. • Registration Form may be duplicated.
This option must be selected at • Separate payment is necessary for each
the time of registration. family.
Payment Plans are not available after May 14. Each registration is processed separately.
Outstanding balances after May 20, Every effort will be made to accommodate
2020 could result in the child being requests that children be placed together,
withdrawn from the program. though there is no guarantee.
Payment must be made upon registration using
To sign up for the payment plan Visa, MasterCard or check, made payable to
option, select the payment plan option the City of Rockville. Note: There is a $35
online during check out or check the payment returned check charge. See Payment Plan for
plan box on the registration form. additional information. Registrations cannot
be transferred from one child to another.
General Info
Resident discount appears at check-out.
It is important your family account has an accurate email address. To view your email address
we have listed, log-in to your recreation account at www.rockvillemd.gov/registration.
Click on Account tab and then Contact Preferences to view your email address.
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Registration Deadlines Transfer Request
Register early! Get your first choice camps Requests to transfer from one camp to
and avoid being put on a waiting list. another are subject to space availability.
The registration deadline for most camps is • All requests must be in writing.
two weeks prior to the start of the program. • Registrations cannot be transferred from one
• Programs may be canceled if registration is child to another if there is a waiting list.
insufficient. If a program is canceled, you will • Email requests to registration@rockvillemd.gov
be contacted and you may then select an
alternate program, request a credit or refund.
Waiting List
• If your desired camp is filled, you will be
Age Requirement notified and placed on the waiting list and
Participation in most programs is based on your payment will be returned.
child’s age as of Sept. 1, 2020 (per MCPS). • Every effort will be made to accommodate
those on the waiting list.
• When and if an opening becomes available, we
Camp Confirmation will go to the waiting list to fill the camp.
Notification of camp status will be emailed
within one week of registration for those
registering via fax or mail. Make sure Are You a Resident?
your email is current in our system. City residents are those individuals residing within the
city’s corporate tax limits and therefore pay the resident
rate for camp fees. Verify your residency to determine
Refund Policy your program fee. Do not assume that a Rockville mailing
address is within the city’s corporate tax limits. Proof of
Refund requests must be received, in writing, at
least two weeks prior to the start of the program. residency may be requested via driver’s license or water bill.
This will allow for accurate decisions
on staffing, planning and supplies.
• You may choose either a credit to be placed
on your recreation account or a refund.
• Credit or refund requests received after
Online Registration System
May 15, 2020 are less $50 per registration.
• No refunds or credits can be issued within
the two-week start date of the program. CivicRec powered by Rec1, our online registration system,
• Email requests to registration@ will allow you to easily create an account, search, register
rockvillemd.gov and pay for activities and leagues, view members-hips and
manage profiles on any computer, tablet or smart phone.
Rockville Rec is on Twitter
Follow us for updates, new class information and
the latest in Rockville recreation programs and
services. Follow @RockvilleRec.
Log on and join!
General Info
www.twitter.com
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One form per child. To ensure prompt registration for your child, fill out the form completely.
Family Information: Resident Non-resident
*Home Phone ___________________________________ Cell Phone ___________________________________
*Last Name First Name Date of Birth Work Phone M/F
________________________________________ _____________________________________ __________________________ ______________________________ _____
(*Main Contact)
________________________________________ _____________________________________ __________________________ ______________________________ _____
(Second Contact)
*Address:__________________________________________________________________________________________
Street City State & Zip
New address? Y N
*Email ________________________________ *Emergency Contact & Phone_________________________________
(Name Other than Parent) (Phone)
Participant Information:
*Last Name *First Name *Date of Birth *M/F
_______________________________________________ ______________________________________________ _______________________________________ ______
Immunizations up-to-date? Program Modifications: Participants with disabilities should contact our office prior to activity.
Y N
Course# Program Name Dates Fee
#_________________ ____________________________________ _________________ $_________________
#_________________ ____________________________________ _________________ $_________________
#_________________ ____________________________________ _________________ $_________________
#_________________ ____________________________________ _________________ $_________________
SUB TOTAL: $________________
$5_____ $10_____ $20_____ Contribution to Recreation Fund: $________________
(Help Send a Kid to Camp)
Schedule Payment Plan TOTAL: $________________
*Required information
Release, Waiver, Assumption of Risk and Consent
Participation in the program may be a hazardous activity. Participant should not participate in the program unless participant is in good physical shape and is
medically able. Participant (or parent or guardian on behalf of a minor child participant) assumes all risks associated with participation in this program, including
but not limited to, those generally associated with this type of program, the hazards of traveling on public roads, of accidents, of illness, and of the forces of nature.
In consideration of the right to participate in the program and in further consideration of the arrangement made for the participant by the Mayor and Council of
Rockville through its Department of Recreation and Parks for food, travel, and recreation, the participant, his or her heirs, and executors, or a parent or guardian
on behalf of a minor child participant, agrees to release and indemnify the Mayor and Council of the City of Rockville and all of its agents, officers and employees,
from any and all claims for injuries or loss of any person or property which may arise out of or result from participation in the program.The participant (or the
parent or guardian on behalf of a minor child participant) grants permission for a doctor or emergency medical technician to administer emergency treatment
of the participant and consents to the City’s use of photographs taken or videotapes made of the program that include the participant. Neither the instructor
nor any of the staff are responsible for participants prior to or after the scheduled program. By providing your email address you are agreeing to sign up for the
Rockville & Recreation and Parks mailing list to receive email updates about our programs. All information collected will be used in accordance with the City of
Rockville privacy policy. You may withdraw your consent at any time. By my participation in a City of Rockville, Department of Recreation and Parks program
and/or entering a facility, I agree to follow all posted and/or published rules and staff member’s instructions. Violation may result in removal from the program
and/or suspension from the facility.
*Signature of Participant/Guardian ____________________________________________________________________
PAYMENT Make check payable to: City of Rockville OFFICE USE ONLY:
Amount Paid $______________________ Cash Check #___________________ Check_____ Cash_____ Charge _____
General Info
Other_________________
___________________Exp. Date_____/____Security Code______
Processed by:
Date Processed:
Signature (name on card)________________________________________________
Total Paid: $________________________
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