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South End Community Center

★★★★½ 4.6130 reviewsSpringfield, MAAges 5–12

Private

The South End Community Center runs an eight-week Summer Activities Program for children ages 5-12, starting right after the Springfield elementary school year ends and built each year around a theme. Days combine a literacy-focused daily curriculum — with pre- and post-testing to counter summer learning loss — with activities covering nature, performing arts, fitness, nutrition and the history of Springfield, plus weekly field trips. Breakfast, lunch and an afternoon snack are provided at no extra charge to families, and the program closes with awards and a performance for parents. SECC is a nonprofit community center at 99 Marble Street with a gymnasium, classrooms and an exercise room; a completed enrollment application is required for all programs.

The practical details

Ages
Ages 5–12
Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Private
Lunch IncludedField Trips
Before you register

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 South End Community Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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Matt Lee

I went in to get assistance and the worker guy is just walking around chatting on the phone while a bunch of beer and wine get delivered. I’m standing there for a good several minutes while he’s constantly walking by me continuing his cell phone conversation very unprofessional and what with all the alcohol being delivered?

★★★★★Briar Rose

My daughter has a volleyball game here this evening and I forgot to stop at the bank. I called to ask if they take cash or card what I Cell needed to do and Nicole the person at the front desk was so cheerful and pleasant to speak with. She was kind and very knowledgeable. Thank you again Nicole!

★★Herna Paul

Great for kids. Like that the staff is mostly made of teens but the female director is soooo rude I would suggest you speak to the men she is not at all communicative and just aims to be heard. She told me my daughter was not a victim after she got karate chopped in the throat. I had to speak to her boss about her insensitive and Karen like remark. He was helpful. However that experience left a distaste feeling about my children returning.

★★★★★Stephan Edel

The facility is good It's great to see a community assets used all the time for different events. Most recently we saw local wrestling which the kids and we all had a blast.

★★★★★Victor Luis Millan-Velez

Venue was big enough for a wrestling events and conventions such as The Wrestling Classic IV. Overall, great place.

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