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Sign up for summer camps at Indianapolis Parks
Indianapolis, Indiana – Indianapolis has been providing summer programs for kids for over 30 years.
On Monday, Indy Parks launched registration, and it’s anticipated that the available spots will fill up soon. There was a waiting, according to officials, last year.
The American Camp Association has accredited each of the fourteen camps. Depending on the features offered by the 12 participating parks, they have various themes. Weekly field trips allow kids to explore the city and go swimming.
More space and counselor posts were set aside by city officials in 2024 to enhance the experience.
“We have environmental education camps, we have therapeutic camps for kids with special needs, we also have your traditional camps that are more like your 730 to six daycare alternative, and then we also have a bike camp and an outdoor adventure camp,” said Joenne Pope, senior manager of programs for Indy Parks.
Applying is still open for positions as paid camp counselors. For around ninety days, Monday through Friday, the hours are guaranteed at $14 per hour.
Enroll your student in the $15 per week, per child, Indy Parks Summer Day Camps and reserve your space with a payment plan.
“Limited scholarships are available based on financial need. To obtain a scholarship application, you must make a payment of $5 per child per week at your camp’s facility. Once payment has been made, you may request a scholarship application through your camp’s facility or Indy Parks Customer Service,” explained organizers on the Indy Parks website.
Day Camp Locations
Broad Ripple Park
1426 Broad Ripple Avenue
317-327-7161
Brookside Park
2500 Brookside Parkway S. Drive
317-327-7179
Frederick Douglass Park
1616 E. 25th Street
317-327-7174
Eagle Creek Earth Discovery Center
5901 Delong Road
317-327-7148
Eagle Creek Ornithology Center
6515 Delong Road
317-327-2473
Ellenberger Park
5301 Saint Clair Street
317-327-7176
Garfield Park Arts Center
2432 Conservatory Drive
317-327-7135
Garfield Park Burrello Family Center
2345 Pagoda Drive
317-327-7220
Holliday Park
6363 Spring Mill Road
317-327-7180
Krannert Park
605 S. High School Rd.
317-327-7375
Riverside Park
2420 N. Riverside E. Drive
317-327-7171
Southeast way Park
5624 S. Carroll Road
317-327-4834
Windsor Village Park
6510 E. 25th Street
317-327-7162
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