Dunedin Parks & Recreation
Private
Camp Dunedin, run by the City of Dunedin Parks & Recreation, offers full-day and half-day summer camps for ages 4-17, typically Monday-Friday 9 a.m.-5 p.m. (with early/late 'Xtra Rec' care). Options include Pre-K, general kids, and nature camps plus specialty camps in acting, archery, baseball, and basketball; families can register by the week or for all ten weeks. Municipal recreation program.
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 Dunedin Parks & Recreation directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Richie lee MedeirosPretty active location.
★Ashley JonesI worked with a wonderful individual at the front desk who helped us through signing my daughter up for camp. She was absolutely amazing, answered all our questions, and was just a pleasure to work with. All that was just overshaddowed by an imensely rude individual I just spoke to on the phone, Britt. I called to inquire about where the extended care location was for drop off as the paperwork we received does not have an address but just States "old fire station." Not being from the area, I asked where that was and was met with a nasty response of, "it's literally the old fire station." When I explained that I didn't know where that was as we aren't from the area, she provided me lackluster "directions" (basically gave me 2 street names) and said "by the pool" (which, again not being from the area, we have no clue where that is). Then she responded with, "well, your receipt has the address" to which I proceeded to read her exactly what the receipt had listed for the address (no street address provided) and she began falling over me sarcastically saying "thank you for reading that to me. Thank you for reading that to me." This is the person who is answering phones at the COMMUNITY CENTER! Someone who is supposed to build and foster those that use the services and need assistance. I get that everyone has a bad day, but being downright rude to someone who just needs simple assistance to utilize services which were already paid for is unacceptable.
★★★★★JacquelineThis a great facility, I've mainly used it over the years for the kids summer camps and such. The staff is always great. They love the kids and always remember them.
★★★★★Judith BlondelThe suicide survival grief support group we go to to is wonderful. Very helpful and free of charge. We meet once a month on the third Wednesday.
★★★★★Frank GiambalvoOutstanding tennis courts with lights. Multiple ball fields for all ages. Huge swimming pool and water park for young kids