City of Rockville Summer Camps

The details

Activity type

Public recreation

Ages and grades

Ages 4-16 across the 2026 guide; many core Summer Blast and Park Adventures camps ages 5-12, with nature, theater, dance, STEM, sports, skate, teen, and specialty camps serving narrower age bands such as 4-6, 6-10, 7-14, 11-16, and 13-15

Who can attend

Boys and girls

Schedule

Rockville resident registration begins February 10, 2026 at 8:30 a.m.; general registration begins February 12, 2026 at 8:30 a.m.; camp weeks run June 22-August 21, 2026, with no camp July 3; examples include Summer Blast, Park Adventures, Croydon Creek nature camps, music/dance/drama, arts/cooking, STEM, sports/swim, skate, teen, and extra-fun camps; times include 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m., 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m., 9 a.m.-3/4 p.m., 9 a.m.-noon, and other camp-specific schedules

Pricing

Guide lists resident/nonresident prices; examples include Summer Blast extended day $240/$260 for June 29-July 2 and $285/$305 full weeks, Summer Blast full day $210/$225 holiday week and $245/$260 full weeks, Park Adventures half day $115/$125 holiday week and $140/$150 full weeks, Croydon Creek camps about $140-$505, theatre $610-$715, STEM examples $255-$439, sports/skate examples $165-$395; resident youth recreation fund may cover up to $175 per child per camp week/session

Drop-off location

City of Rockville Recreation and Parks, Taft Center, 6 Taft Court, Rockville, MD 20850; camp locations include Rockville schools, community centers, parks, Croydon Creek Nature Center, F. Scott Fitzgerald Theatre, Rockville Skate Park, and Welsh Park

What the source mentions

• Last verified 2026-06-29
• Official source URL captured
• Official registration URL captured
• Lunch, snack, or food details mentioned
• Refund, cancellation, or deposit policy mentioned
• Waitlist, sold-out, or availability status mentioned
• Swimming or water activity mentioned
• Outdoor, nature, or adventure activities mentioned
• STEM, coding, robotics, or technology activities mentioned
• Arts, theater, music, or performance activities mentioned

Confirm current dates, remaining places, cancellation terms, lunch and extended-care arrangements, and any medical or registration forms directly with City of Rockville Recreation and Parks before booking.

Logistics and daily planning

Policies, availability, and trust signals

Verified 2026 facts

• Official City of Rockville Summer Camps page says 2026 registration is open and links the 2026 camp guide, Rec1 registration, parent manual, payment-plan/refund policy, and Taft Center contact details.
• The official 2026 Camp Guide lists resident/general registration dates, age ranges, camp categories, week-by-week camp availability from June 22-August 21, locations, schedules, resident/nonresident prices, financial assistance, withdrawal policy, and payment-plan terms; the 2026 Parent Manual confirms lunch/snack, sign-in/out, weather, swim, field-trip, and medication policies.

What to verify before booking

• Confirm that City of Rockville Recreation and Parks, Taft Center, 6 Taft Court, Rockville, MD 20850; camp locations include Rockville schools, community centers, parks, Croydon Creek Nature Center, F. Scott Fitzgerald Theatre, Rockville Skate Park, and Welsh Park is the right drop-off location before registering.
• Check whether ages 4-16 across the 2026 guide; many core summer blast and park adventures camps ages 5-12, with nature, theater, dance, stem, sports, skate, teen, and specialty camps serving narrower age bands such as 4-6, 6-10, 7-14, 11-16, and 13-15 matches your child's current age or grade for the camp session.
• Use the official source to verify current availability, refund rules, extended care, lunch or snack requirements, and forms.
• Compare the published price, Guide lists resident/nonresident prices; examples include Summer Blast extended day $240/$260 for June 29-July 2 and $285/$305 full weeks, Summer Blast full day $210/$225 holiday week and $245/$260 full weeks, Park Adventures half day $115/$125 holiday week and $140/$150 full weeks, Croydon Creek camps about $140-$505, theatre $610-$715, STEM examples $255-$439, sports/skate examples $165-$395; resident youth recreation fund may cover up to $175 per child per camp week/session, against session length and any add-on fees.

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