Licensed summer day camp run by the Associated Recreation Council in partnership with Seattle Parks & Recreation at the Queen Anne Community Center. Each of the ten weekly sessions is built around a theme such as Ocean Odyssey, Northwest Mystery Investigators or Science Seekers, and includes a field trip plus indoor and outdoor activities. Camp runs Monday-Friday, 7:30am-6pm, from June 22 to August 27, and families register by the week. Open to ages 5-12; income-based scholarships and Working Connections Child Care subsidies are 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 Queen Anne Community Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Melonie Rohn-JordanFound parking easily. Not always that way though. Depends on time of day. Watched a kickball game. People really nice and curtious. Things for kids of all ages to do and even adult programs.
★★★★★Erin PhairExcellent resource for parents of small children. Toddler gym Tuesday and Thursday mornings. Walk-in toddler yoga Thursdays. Toddler playroom is a lifesaver on rainy days. Plus it's in close proximity to a playground when the weather clears up and you want to get some sunshine.
★★★★★Carole GibbSuch a great place to go for recreation! Dirk was super helpful. He went over and above to answer my questions, assisted with some equipment adjustments, and make me feel very welcome. Grateful for his knowledgable, friendly, stellar customer service!
★★RyanThe facility is ok, parking is tough, but the summer camps are questionable. My experience is that the summer camp instructors are not very good, a little lazy, and mean. Probably not all of them, but definitely the ones at the jewelry making camp. One of them had a boyfriend in the classroom just sitting there and I doubt he was background checked, approved, etc.
★★★★★Michael J. ThackerWe love everything here. We use the toddler room. Take lessons at QACC Aquatic Center (is that the name?) Play basketball a bit. Good community activities. Worst news is that the summer hours do not appear to include Saturdays, which is very sad for our toddler who still tries to get in when we walk by.