Allow us to keep your child busy during spring break. Field trips, crafts, games and movies fill up their day so they will be anything but bored. Meet new people, make new friends and have a good time! Remember to bring a lunch. Registration must be made one week in advance. LA

Ages 6-12 | Min. 6/Max. 26

Spring has sprung, let’s have some fun! Enjoy the fun topics of the spring season with lots of opportunities to hop like a bunny, bloom like a flower and get very creative! Each day a spring theme will be focused on using manipulatives, books and songs. LA

Ages 3-5 | R$60/NR $75 | Min. 9/Max. 18

Welcome Letter

Games on the Go Summer 2018

NO GOTG WEEK OF JULY 3-5

Week 1- June 5^th-7^th – Kickball & Sharks and Minnows

Week 2- June 12^th-14^th  – Dodgeball & Cherry Bomb

Week 3- June 19^th–June 21^st  – Parachute & Soccer – visit from Scout

Week 4- June 26^th-June 28^th – *Water week

Week 5- July 10^th-July 12^th  –  Kickball & Relay races

Week 6- July 17^th– July 19^th – Wiffleball & Tag – visit from Scout

Week 7- July 24^th – July 26^th – Scavenger Hunts & Capture the Flag

Week 8 July 31^st – Aug. 2^nd  – *Water Week

*Bring water balloons, water guns or anything else to get wet with during water weeks

Schedule:

June 5-28:

Tuesdays:      9:30-11:30a – Caton Ridge West;  12:30-2:30p – Andrew Meari Park;  3:00-5:00p – Parkview Meadows

Wednesdays:    9:30-11:30a – Darcy Park;  12:30-2:30p – Reserve;  3:00-5:00p – Dunmoor Park

Thursdays:    9:30-11:30a – Walkers Grove Park;  12:30-2:30p – Kings Crossing;  3:00-5:00p – Heritage Oaks

July 10 – Aug 2:

Tuesdays:      9:30-11:30a – Grand Prairie Park;  12:30-2:30p – Cambridge Run;  3:00-5:00p – Patriot Square

Wednesdays:    9:30-11:30a – Darcy Park;  12:30-2:30p – Reserve;  3:00-5:00p – Dunmoor Park

Thursdays:    9:30-11:30a – Auburn Lakes;  12:30-2:30p – Dayfield;  3:00-5:00p – Northpoint

A new adventure awaits for you this summer! Adventure Camp, geared for ages 13-15 years old.

Adventure Camp Information  |  Adventure Camp Schedule

Sports camps have something for everyone looking for a summer sports experience!

SPORT CAMPS INFORMATION

Need a break from the same routine? Check out some of the Plainfield Park District’s special interest camps!

Special Interest Camps Info

• Emergency Contact Form
• Payment Plan and Worksheet

• Youth Day Camp Calendar 2018
• Middle School Camp Calendar 2018

• 2018 Camp Information

Campers should dress for the weather and must wear gym shoes and socks. Please do not send your child in open-toed shoes as they may not be allowed to participate in physical activities. If sending additional clothing for your camper, please send in a tote bag with your child’s name on it. The park district is not responsible for lost, stolen or damaged items.

Campers must bring adequate food, snacks and water for the duration of the time they are at the program. The park district does not provide lunch to campers. Because of the nature of the program, it is also advisable that your child bring a water bottle daily. The park district will provide adequate drinking water for participants to refill their water bottles. Any other beverages must be provided by parents. Glass bottles are not permitted.

The camps, organized by the Plainfield Park District, are set upon a recreational basis. Our main goal is for each child to have a fun, safe and exciting summer. We hire counselors who we believe will help us achieve this goal. They are called upon to be a mentor, educator, and friend. All counselors are asked to give of themselves to the utmost, thus helping the campers to learn new skills, make new friends, and have a safe, enjoyable time at camp. We hope you enjoy what our summer has to offer! We are continually striving to make camp a great experience for all participants.

Severe weather consists of extreme high winds, dark sky, increased rain fall, and/or tornado warning or watch. If severe weather approaches, camp will be moved indoors.

Lily Cache Special Recreation Association (LCSRA) provides inclusion services for individuals who wish to participate in general recreation programs. An individual with a disability can have a beneficial and rewarding experience by participating with their peers without a disability. LCSRA can provide support to an inclusive experience by training staff, adapting activities, working with behavioral modifications and providing support staff. Each individual needs to be aware of a few simple guidelines prior to an inclusive experience. When registering, make sure to indicate on the registration form that you need accommodations. Be aware of and able to follow the rules of conduct for the program, with or without accommodations. Be willing to participate in the scheduled activities. LCSRA works cooperatively with you and the Park District to provide reasonable accommodations.