Henrietta Recreation Center at 605 Calkins Road is the Town of Henrietta's Parks and Recreation base, and its flagship summer offering is the Summer Playground Program: a Monday-Friday day camp running early July to mid-August, 9:00am to 3:00pm, with games, outdoor activities, craft projects, special events and field trips, for children entering grades 1-7 who live in the Rush-Henrietta School District. It runs at several school sites (Sherman, Winslow, Fyle and Crane) with an Extended Playground option until 6:00pm, and the department also runs a STAR program for students entering grades 8-10 with on-site activities and field trips, a one-week Summer Fun Week camp, and sport-specific camps in baseball, basketball, soccer, tennis and flag football plus art, drama and gymnastics camps. Non-residents pay a higher rate.
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 Henrietta Recreation Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★Godfred AfutuNice parks,wonderful water splash,great for summer activities.
★★★★★Karen ContestabileI love the second level track for walking. Clean and attractive. Staff are wonderful. Early morning is best time for track. Get there at 7:30 or 8:00.
★★★★★Guo Ying ZhaoA good place to walk everyday. All facility is cleaned very well! They treat everyone friendly! I love this place!
★★★★★Carrie RossLove the rec center! Clean, well managed facility! Lots of classes for all ages at reasonable prices. Staff is friendly and helpful. I love the indoor track. I do wish they had weights and workout machines, but I'm thankful they have all thay they do! They have wonderful events for the while family as well!
★★★Kevin FultonClean, well-lit facility, but it’s not really suitable for anything more than casual activity. The staff are helpful and pleasant. I cannot recommend the indoor track for runners. It’s more of an ‘older folks social club’, where slower walkers will walk side by side so they can chit-chat, meanwhile blocking the clearly marked running lane.