Los Vecinos Community Center is a Bernalillo County community center in Tijeras that runs a before/after-school and summer recreation program for school-age youth, alongside youth ceramics, basketball and volleyball leagues, karate, and a literacy program. Free lunches are provided to children over the summer. Operated by Bernalillo County Community Services.
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 Los Vecinos Community Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleHad a wonderful time at the Easter gathering. A few of the older employees were a bit rude but im sure they were tired from getting things together. All in all they did a fabulous job!!! Thank you!!
Didn't get to see all of the main building, but what I saw looked nice. Outdoor facilities are very nice. Parking is very tight.
They recently redid the playground and it was nice for a bit. Now there is graffiti in places and always groups of people smoking the funky stuff next to the playground. Also the building is riddled with bullet holes you can see on the wall from the parking lot. Edit: Came back today and some teenager was recklessly riding a dirt bike around the playground. This place has gone downhill.
Nice small skate park. Great mountain views.
We’ve been frequent visitors of the playground here for years and were very excited for the revamp of the outdoor space. We went today for the first time since construction has finished and were very disappointed. While the look of the playground is aesthetically pleasing, my 5yo said it best “this playground is boring. A playground needs slides.” We heard this echoed by several other families who were there with us. There are no swings (the big rings are not swings, they are anchored to the ground), no slides, and 1 large climbing structure. There are 2 spinning chairs, but our kids needed to be pushed in this limiting their independence. The standing spinning structure is the best toy, but has limited kid capacity. Even the pipe noisemakers had issues with hammer cable length. Kids did have fun throwing rocks into the drain at the end of the field. Overall, we probably won’t be as frequent visitors given the decline in playground fun.






