Grand Park Community Recreation Center & Fraser Valley Metro Rec District
Private
The Fraser Valley Metropolitan Recreation District runs its Summer Rec Day Camp for ages 5-11 out of the 53,500-square-foot Grand Park Community Recreation Center in Fraser, Monday through Thursday from 8:00am to 5:15pm at $44 per child per day, with group games, arts and crafts and sports. The district also offers week-long specialty camps spanning dance, cooking, sewing, circus arts, science, theater, mountain biking, basketball, outdoor discovery and flag football. In-county residents register ahead of non-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 Grand Park Community Recreation Center & Fraser Valley Metro Rec District directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★Nicole BrownWhat a beautiful facility. The woman at the front desk was lovely. We were on vacation and came to use the pool and basketball courts. We were informed the slide and free swim area would be open until 7pm. Enter the screaming swim lesson teacher. If this place was managed properly, they would have swim lessons in the underutilized lap lane. The shouting swim teacher closes the slide and free play area for a 2 hour duration and if a child looks in her direction she barks. Half of the life guards are friendly, half are on a power trip. Not because they are worried about real safety, more about demonstration of authority. It’s a beautiful facility and great amenities. Bring your own towel.
★Dandi GoldHours are so limited. Wish they could open earlier, especially in the summer. There are so many people working out it is hard to get a circuit in without having to skip something every time. Most working folks only have 30minutes to fit something in and its annoying that people cannot spread out to earlier in the morning. Why not open 5am?? Or at least stay open later? There are not many gym options here and everyone that is full time and visiting comes just to this gym. Also, so many people working out there are on their phone and watching whatever in between sets, so frustrating. Offering wider hours of operations would be a wonderful consideration for this small gym. As limited as my morning are because I work full time, it would be great to improve my morning workout, or evening, without waiting or getting ticked at others lolly gagging around like they have no where to be! Im sure there are others that would greatly appreciate it too.
★★★Samantha PiccoloWe come here frequently and it is always a different experience. Sometimes you have it to yourself, sometimes there are 20 small children in the hot tub. The pool is always a different temperature but always on the cooler side. Sometimes it's comfortable, sometimes you have blue lips in 10 minutes. The locker rooms are ALWAYS uncomfortably cold. Staff members are always friendly. Bring your own food as options are low stocked vending machines but prepare to eat it outside or on a bench in the hallway.
★★★★★Lawrence HauAbsolutely awesome facility. Many options from a weight room to a climbing wall to a basketball court. However, we spent our time in the awesome pool. Water slide, kids splash area, lazy river and a lap pool to boot. Impressive options for a place so far up the mountain! Everything is well maintained that we saw and staff were all super helpful. Highly recommend.
★★★Joe PitkinGreat facility. Pools are fantastic for all ages and the equipment throughout the other areas is set up well. Staff can be quite unfriendly, especially the lifeguards yelling at kids. Somewhat expensive if you aren’t going to spend a full day.