Snow Park Community Center
City of Albuquerque · Private
Snow Park Community Center is a City of Albuquerque community center that offers the citywide Summer Recreation Program for children ages 5 to 15. The program runs about eight weeks each summer with recreation, games, and enrichment; there are no regular program fees beyond a $10 registration fee, and placement is by lottery. Operated by the City's Community Recreation & Educational Initiative division.
Classes
| Class | Dates | Ages | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PLAY+ Before School Program | See camp website → | 5–12 | $15/wk | Open |
| PLAY+ After School Program | See camp website → | 5–12 | $15/wk | Open |
Weekly Cost: $15 for 1 child, $20 for 2, $25 for 3 or more; a non-refundable registration fee of $10 per child is required
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 City of Albuquerque directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★Jacquelin GarciaThe area we visited, was the park. They have quite a few basket ball hoops, an area with nice equipment for the kids to play..,swings. Nice big park to get some walking or jogging.. With a nice bridge to walk across the arroyo which is in the dead center of the park
★★★Olivia DaunThe playground was nice and there's a huge grass field to play in. Unfortunately the playground is right next to the rd. I wish the grass was next to the Rd and the playground in the middle.
★Stephanie NessleWe came in with a group of adults with disabilities and were turned away because "the community center was for children only." And were told we could not even use the restroom even though we had called prior to arriving to confirm that they were open and that they had an available indoor restroom. State on your Google listing that you are not open to the general public, Fix the hours of operation and get a staff that does not discriminate against those with disabilities!
★Donald Pollardcalled to see if they had any openings for children but they didn't have any openings nor do they have a waiting list. So far out of four community centers I've called they are the only one that doesn't even have a waiting list. Not to mention that I didn't like the girls voice on the phone
★Cory GreenfieldCouple hundred people here on weekends for organized soccer. Bathrooms inside the community center inaccessible to the community - so there's a single portajohn located on site. Play structures look inviting. The park itself is nice enough. Embarrassing to the city that the building looks like it's been closed for two years.