BCYF Hyde Park is a City of Boston community center whose summer offering is teen-focused rather than a children's day camp. Its Next Gen Teen Summer Program runs Monday–Friday, 10:00am–4:00pm from July 7 to August 21 for ages 13–14, and the center adds scheduled drop-in activities for ages 11–19 — summer flag football, 1v1 and 3v3 basketball tournaments, karaoke and art, teen movie matinees and a podcast and social media club. Every youth program is listed at no fee, and the center itself is open Monday–Friday 7am–9pm and Saturday 9am–5pm.
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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 Hyde Park Community Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Blanca MejiaSomebody in my family played for the basketball team called Celtics and won the championship this year
★Ice TDenied a pregnant women food assistance. The lady Manager who runs the pantry also has a very nasty attitude and is very rude. If you are in the service to help people have better customer service skills. I asked for a one time emergency food assistance and she still said no.
★★Terrell HortonPlace has changed too much from when I was a teenager. I used to be able to come here and play ball whenever I wanted no complications or age requirements. Now there's too many rules and stipulations for a open gym
★★★Svetlana SafronovaFood pantry once per month per each household member. Great wellcoming efficient staff, variety of great items, bring your carriage and own bags.You must bring your Mass I’d , driver licensure with Hyde Park a dress anywhere. If you had not changed your address on your Mass ID then bring an official mail item with that. 9-12 every Tuesday and Thursday. Preferably because there is a huge line and arguments for a place in that line. Come to 10 to 12 pm then. Closes at 12.30
★★★★★Katherine PlunkettI stop by here every so often to help out at the town food pantry and every week it warms my heart to see people get the help they need . The lines because too much at this place from people needing help . And they never turn anyone away as long as they have the stock to give out. Volunteering there has always reminded me about the kindness out there