Smyrna Community Center
Private
The Smyrna Community Center, run by the City of Smyrna Parks & Recreation, hosts full-day summer camps from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. for children ages 5-12. Themed weekly sessions such as Adventure Island, Sports Mania & Cooking and Spy Kids Academy blend specialty activities with traditional camp games and field days; free early care and paid after-care are available. A municipal recreation facility.
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 Smyrna Community Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Connie RoseA great place! Always clean. Staff are friendly and I feel safe. I use family gym and walking path
★★★★★Nickolas RayLove my lil (huge) community center! There’s a gym and walking track, tons of basketball space, and all the public service events here. Whether Blood drives, voting, or local meetings the staff here is always polite and prompt!
★★★★★Peter KThis was not a visit to Smyrna Community center, but to StillFire Brewery's soft opening. It is Smyrna's new beer brewery/bar. An unbelievable brand new place that will be such an awesome addition to downtown Smyrna's social life. The Grand opening weekend will start this coming Friday, March 13 through Sunday the 15th.
★★★★★Doug MartinThe first time coming here was for a Retirement Seminar that I saw advertised on FB. A local retirement consulting company utilized one of several meeting rooms here last summer. It was perfect timing because I was interested in determining if I would be able to retire early, at age 62. Besides meeting/conference rooms (reservations required) that host everything from piano lessons, music instruction, exercise/yoga classes, to dance classes, the Center also has a Recreation Room & Gymnasium. It's a great resource for the community. PS- I was able to retire in August, at the age of 62! No regrets!
★Eli AkimThey need to turn on heat and make the environment more work out safe you could catch a cold with their frigid temps. The staff and ambience are nice, someone, just needs to find the janitor to adjust the heat to a summer level.. You can't burn fat efficiently in a cold environment and sweating in cold is dangerous for health.