Seattle Parks & Recreation runs summer activity camps at the Magnuson Community Center in the Sand Point area, and the center is one of the sites listed in the department's 2026 Summer Day Camps brochure. Camps are offered as separate half-day morning and afternoon activity sessions, Monday-Friday 9am-12pm and 1pm-4pm, for ages 5-12, so families needing full-day coverage would combine both. Registration opened March 17, 2026 through the city's online activity system. Income-qualified families may receive financial aid scholarships of 50-90% off program fees.
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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 Magnuson Community Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Bj HedahlCame here as a kid in the 1960s... amazing retro overhaul.
★★★★★Tee FrazierThis is the best community center and youth program, I’ve experienced since moving to Washington. They have an outstanding male staff, that are impacting kids lives in such a positive way. I have two boys that attend camp at this facility and I’m amazed at how great it is. Coming from a small town with very little youth engagement, too now my boys being able to experience so much, warms my heart. I am really grateful for the opportunity for my two boys, I hope this community center continues to be successful. This program is needed more than Seattle parks and recreation realizes. “One less idol kid, who wasn’t able to experience anything for the summer, is now able to because of Rock the Park.” Thanks
★★★★★Scott D Tucker soehlA true new experience with a remodel facility lots of room for your culture expansion like yoga dance students learning after school have a party 🥳 take a hike to the lakefront park area's meet new people have you ever been to kite hill feel the seattle breeze as spring changes to summer
★Heather LarsonSaddest toddler gym I've been to. This is all they had for the kids to play with.
★★★Guy SykesWent and saw Ain't Misbehavin' and it was fantastic. Talelented cast, intimate set-up, and very interactive with audience participation. Dated venue that could be better. It is 75 or so years old and feels it. HVAC needs improved. We went last night (2/10/17) and it was cold outside. In side was warmer but best if you left you're coat on. Very small lobby with little concession. Very limited selection of beer, wine, water and coomies. No sodas. 40 year history of some great musicals. Will go back but when more temperate.