Guy Mason Recreation Center
DC Department of Parks and Recreation · AA County Rec & Parks
Guy Mason Recreation Center is a District of Columbia Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR) recreation center in Washington, D.C. that offers DPR's summer day camp program. DPR camps run weekdays from 9am to 5pm with before- and after-care available, and are grouped by age (roughly 3–13) into programs such as Little Explorers (ages 3–5) and Discovery Camp, offering recreation, games and enrichment. Registration is through DPR.
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 DC Department of Parks and Recreation directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Master BlasterParked here while waiting on my wife in the embassy. Police presence, but never bothered.
★★★★★Hamed DPerfect DC playground with all the fun kids like .. sandbox & water area too !! Just a bit unclean and
★★★★★Jenny WhiteThis park is pretty cool. I work from home less then a mile from here and have a 18 month old babe. We have a nanny come 5 days a week for 4 hours SPECIFICALLY to take the babe to this park or the library. He gets to see other kids here and there is a dogpark and some water works as well. Very lucky to live nearby!
★★★★★Greisse VillarroelThis park is great, all the facilities are in good condition and they keep it clean and tidy. An excellent place to spend as a family. It also has a place where water comes and it is very fun for children.
★★★★★Gwendolyn Young (Gwen)I love taking my 4 grandkids here, and they love going here too! They never want to leave when it's time to go home. They have a basketball court with adjustable basket. There are swings, slides, monkey bars, miniature play house, and an indoors bathroom. There's also a doggie park and water fountain. There is also plenty room for just running around. The playground closes at dusk, and it is on public transportation, Metro buses 30's or I can catch the 96 and walk down Wisconsin Avenue. There is a diverse amount of people who bring their children here. Some children ride their bikes, scooters, or skates. There is also peace at this playground, never no confusion. People are always amazed at my grandson's basketball skills since he was 2 years old. I highly recommend this playground to take your young ones.