King Greenleaf Recreation Center
DC Department of Parks and Recreation · AA County Rec & Parks
King Greenleaf 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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★★★★★V BVery nice and friendly staff.
★★★★★NinaParc great for big and little Kids !
★★★★★Regina MurphyWhat a day! Today was the Annual Southwest Neighborhood Garden fest. Agencies throughout the District participated to share their programs and services that they provide. UPO participated by distributing 100 bags of fresh produce, food items, household supplies, PPE items, clothing and assisted residents with on-site applications for rental and utility assistance. We also assited residents in completing referral forms to receive other UPO programs and services such as job training, employment, child care, volunteer services and etc.
★★★★★F. Bryan1st time at the water park and she loved it. I was nervous about the neighborhood to be honest but all the families that stop in were so nice. With the temps being as high as they are we'll definitely be back.
★★★★★Erica DeniseThe splash park is the highlight of my little boys day whenever we go to the rec! It is always nice and clean! Oh, during our last time there, I loved it when the DPR Employee checked the attitude of a young man misbehaving on the playground! I am a believer in the saying, "It takes a village!" We need to see more people like her!