The North Olmsted Recreation Center runs a summer day camp for children entering grades K–7, grouped by grade, from early June through mid-August. Early drop-off (7:30–9am) and late stay (4–5:30pm) are available. Camp is based at the rec center, with campers bussed to a North Olmsted school site each day.
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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 North Olmsted Recreation Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★LizzNice place for a swim! We mostly hang out in the indoor pool because its slightly warmer but the outdoor area is really nice too. Just got a proper membership and very excited to check out the gym and the skate rink
★★★★★UnclePetesWent to a kids birthday party here. Nice room available for gathering. Small ice rink for use next to the larger rink. Kids had a great time, adults as well. Staff was friendly and helpful finding the right size skates for individuals.
★★★★★Robert FriedrichA GREAT Community 🏊♂️ recreational center for all ages and🏃♂️ fitness. Check ⛸️it out with your family🏒 and don't be surprised if you're🏋♀️ neighbor is there. My health is loving it 😉 and its just down the street. 👍
★Dawn GoclanoI am deeply concerned about the availability of basic medical supplies at this rink. This facility hosts full-contact hockey, including youth players, yet when an injury occurred, there was no proper first-aid kit or appropriate equipment—only ice and band-aides —nothing that one would expect for a venue responsible for player safety. Additionally, playing music during an injured player's situation seems inappropriate, as it hampers communication between coaches and those involved. As a parent, I find this situation unacceptable. Any rink hosting contact hockey should be adequately prepared for injuries and have staff knowledgeable about the location and use of medical supplies. Unfortunately, it appeared that the rink was unprepared, leaving parents to manage the situation on their own.
★★★★★Scientist Meowmy (scientist_meowmy)I love going to the north Olmsted rec center. They have opened their new outdoor pool. They also have an indoor pool, indoor walking and running for winter, indoor ice skating, an indoor gym that’s very well equipped and tons of yoga, spin cycling, etc. classes to choose from. They have a ton of wellness classes for seniors and a ton of activities for children. They also have a concessions stand and do a teen ice skating night when they have cool lighting and music. How adorable!!!