The Hudson Community Center (12 Lions Ave) is the Town of Hudson, NH recreation facility that hosts the Recreation Department's summer program. The 7-8 week supervised-play program (late June to mid-August, 9:00am to 4:00pm) offers field trips, roller skating and other activities for local youth; a birth certificate is required for six-year-olds, and resident and non-resident rates apply.
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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 Hudson Community Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★Ted McMichaelThe Hudson Community Center is a reasonably large facility that can be used for different purposes. I was there to donate blood to the Red Cross. There was quite a turnout of people willing to donate; very impressive!
★★★★Micah MatthewsNice clean center for all kinds of activities. There is a summer camp running at time of posting, Organizers are friendly and nice and the playground is big with basket ball court, a little kickball area, big gym (currently purposed for the camp) with sections of toys and projector for movies, overall a good community center. Definitely check each program that runs here independently.
★★★★★Jim MartoranaMy kids go here for local school dances. The safety of my children is a priority to the staff and security is very good. I feel confident leaving my kids here to attend events and have a good time with their friends. The local soccer program is also based out of this location and it is very well organized.
★★★★★Nancy BurkettLooks like the community center got a new basketball/gym floor. Very nice! That being said, they will not allow anything other than water past the lobby. Just be prepared to stand there to drink your coffee while your kid is playing. No big deal, just worth mentioning.
★★★★Timothy PGreat summer programs for kids. Roller skating, trips to red-sox games, tours of Gillette stadium, plays, and lots if games. Sure beats have the kids home all summer...that gets old after a few days...so prevent the "I'm board" and the "I'm out of stuff to do" and give your kids some variety. Some kids like going everyday, but some prefer only on field trip days.