Broadview Heights Recreation Department
Private
Broadview Heights Recreation Department runs a municipal summer day camp for children ages 5-12 (must have completed kindergarten) at the city's recreation center. The full-day program (8 a.m.-5 p.m. weekdays) fills the day with arts and crafts, sports, outdoor games, gaga ball, relays, movies, and swimming. Open-enrollment by the week, with earlier registration and lower fees for city residents.
The practical details
We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Broadview Heights Recreation Department directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleVery nice recreation center. Well maintained. I have an autistic son who loves to swim there. I wish they could find a way to let caregivers in for free. It costs us $20.00 each to get in. We are non residence. My son needs to be supervised. I can not afford to pay $40.00 per visit. Surrounding cities let caregivers in for free. Why can't Broadview Heights be more compassionate!
Had the hardest time from the life guard today some 50 year old grown man. He absolutely loves this drama for no reason just picking on me and my kids. Had a toddler with us I’m playing with her she’s in her life jacket and I’m 4 feet away playing catch and he’s like aromas length apart. Then I went off at him that was the last straw and he goes and calls two managers who can threatening to kick me out unless I apologise. This is ridiculous life guards like this shouldn’t be serving the people of Broadview hights people comes here to relax not have to worry to be kicked out. Please get this guy out.
We just attended the Hullabaloo there and it was quite fun. The accommodations were very good. Air conditioning was very comfortable. Restrooms were clean and stocked. Parking was free with many close handicapped spots available.
We are here for the first outdoor Friday night concert of the year at the Broadview Heights Amphitheater. The weather is beautiful and not crazy hot tonight. There is a pretty large crowd to see Ace Molar featuring Todd Meany. This is a great venue to see a concert. They have food trucks and a beverage tent to buy beer, water, pop, and seltzers. If you get a chance to come out here this summer, I would definitely do it.
I like the fireworks! The food and drink ate around 8$ - 10$/ each ( elephant ear, funnel cake, lemondnade, sausage.. ). The rides are around 3 - 4 tickets/ ride. If you come early, you can buy 25$ for unlimited rides, otherwise i bought 20$/ 20 tickets. Nice place for family hang out at the weekends.
