Dula Community Center is a City of Las Vegas multigenerational center that runs an Adaptive Recreation summer camp for youth ages 6-21 with developmental disabilities. The center also hosts other City of Las Vegas youth camp tracks and programs for all ages and abilities.
Camps
| Camp | Dates | Ages | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| No School Fun Day | Ages 5-18 | Mon 7am-6pm | 2026-10-127:00am – 6:00pmRegister → | Oct 12, 2026 | 5–18 | $20/day | Active |
| No School Fun Day | Ages 5-18 | Tue 7am-6pm | 2026-11-037:00am – 6:00pmRegister → | Nov 3, 2026 | 5–18 | $20/day | Active |
| No School Fun Day | Ages 5-18 | Wed 7am-6pm | 2026-11-257:00am – 6:00pmRegister → | Nov 25, 2026 | 5–18 | $20/day | Active |
$20/day (city of Las Vegas Camps page: "Dula Community Center, 451 E. Bonanza Road, 702-229-6307. This adaptive recreation camp is for ages 5-18; $20/day."); registration catalogue fee $20.00
$80/week (city of Las Vegas Camps page: "Dula Community Center, 451 E. Bonanza Road, 702-229-6307. This adaptive recreation camp is for ages 5-18; $80/week."); registration catalogue fee $80.00
Classes
| Class | Dates | Ages | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Beyond Recreation - Youth | Ages 5-18 | Mon-Thu 2pm-5:30pm | 2026-10-01Mon/Tue/Wed/Thu · 2:00pm – 5:30pmRegister → | Oct 1 – Oct 29, 2026 | 5–18 | $10.00 | Active |
| Adaptive Drama Club | Ages 11/up | Tue 6pm-7:30pm | 2026-10-06Tue · 6:00pm – 7:30pmRegister → | Oct 6 – Oct 27, 2026 | 11+ | $30.00 | Active |
| Inclusive Pickleball | Ages 12/up | Tue 6pm-7:30pm | 2026-10-06Tue · 6:00pm – 7:30pmRegister → | Oct 6 – Oct 27, 2026 | 12+ | Free | Active |
The practical details
- Daily hours
- 7:00am–6:00pm
- Ages
- Ages 5–18 · Grades K–8
- Environment
- Indoor/Outdoor
- Operator
- City of Las Vegas Department of Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs · Private
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 City of Las Vegas Department of Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs directly before you register or pay.
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★★★★★Aluna PerryGreat community center. You might have to park under the bridge.
★★★Isar KingNo longer a senior center, or do they provide the services that served the community. A door to the gym has been opened to increase the services Big deal. This move hasn't expanded anything. The gym has been available to the community for years. The building is now the administration office for Parks and Recreation. What's the point of this location for administration instead of the City Hall building. Give the Center back to the Community!!
★★★★★Belen EstradaWe have two boys enrolled in their summer camp, and we can't say enough good things about this place. The staff is welcoming and helpful. The program is affordable and offers a variety of activities. We're thankful we found this place!
★★★★★David FlowersWe were there for a 50th group Time. And 3 guests speakers it was great 👍 thanks for everything be blessed 🙌 😇
★Char HarrisonTerrible place for my autistic son. Jordan interviewed us in the beginning and said that with his medical accommodations for liquids with a laxative, his placement shouldn’t be a problem. At that time, I also gave them a doctors note, warning them that if he did not get enough fluids, he would throw up. My son did not like the people there, which is really strange because he likes most people. However, I noticed the looks on some peoples faces, and it was obvious that they did not like my son. Why are you working with disabled children, and just because they have minor behavior issues (I have a government issued card that states we are in a victim advocacy program, and my son is a victim of abuse), yet you don’t like them? By the way children know when you don’t like them. On top of that he was kicked out the program because of him throwing up and getting backed up with his digestive system, with not enough fluids—Dula management completely undermining the doctors note that they accepted in the beginning. Now I work for the state and would never refer anyone to this program period. On top of that, I do not like the way the biracial man who carries himself as if he’s Caucasian, spoke to me as if I was incompetent one day. He was very rude and unprofessional. I’m sure if I was Caucasian, he would not have talked to me in such a way. Be careful how you treat people, I might be way over your head one day while working for the legal system.