Licensed summer day camp operated by the Associated Recreation Council with Seattle Parks & Recreation at the Jefferson Community Center on Beacon Hill. Weekly themes include Amazing Architects, Beat Builders music, Weather Watchers and Planet Protectors, each with a field trip and indoor and outdoor activities. Camp runs Monday-Friday, 7:30am-6pm, from June 22 to August 27, registered by the week. Open to ages 5-12, with income-based scholarships and Working Connections Child Care subsidies accepted.
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 Jefferson Community Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★GRAHAM GOMESI take my kids here to play all the time at the open gym and they always have cool stuff going on the skatepark is awesome The park is big enough to run a mile and one lap they got a great swings and rope slides and all kinds of cool stuff for all ages definitely won the best parks in the city plus it has a great view
★★★★★Samantha OldhamSuch a great park!! Lots to see and do.
★★★★★Rae-viewsFor gym is cool but they really only had little cars and scooters and my toddle got bored quickly. Staff is friendly. The playground and spray park are awesome.
★★★★Alana RobeyMy sis needed to use the restroom. There is no restroom in the main building so you have to work across the park to get to an outdoor one. This park was not here when I was a kid living nearby. The park did not arrive until gentrification did.
★★★★★Allysa JohnsLove this park! Has great views, lots of grassy areas, and the community center has some amazing free programs like toddler gym! Only downside is that the playground (besides the swings which had both baby swings and a swing-chair) is a bit big for younger kids. The steps into and out of the playground are pretty steep, so watch out for that, and even the small slide was too steep for my 16 month old. I totally recommend bringing some bubbles for the grassy areas!