Stuart Community Center
Private
Carlisle Parks and Recreation full-day summer day camp based at the Stuart Community Center for children ages 5-12, running 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday-Friday over 10 weeks (June-August). Weekly themed games and crafts, sports, walking field trips, guest speakers, and twice-weekly pool days at the Carlisle Community Pool. Municipal program with resident/non-resident pricing.
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 Stuart Community Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Google Reviews
Powered by GoogleWe came from out of town for our granddaughters birthday we where very impressed by this place it was the perfect place for a six year old birthday party great place
Have a party, join an intermural team, sign up for activities, open gym sports, and have fun! There's an ever growing list of classes and a new daycare coming soon upstairs. If you need something to do for you or your family, check it out. I'll come back and add pictures later.
The number of programs and opportunities run through the community center is astounding. Our family tries all of our new sports (and even some hobbies) here before we commit to them full time. We've never had a bad experience.
Was here for a dodgeball game. A friend rented the gym for the day. There is plenty of off street parking. There were 2 basketball courts with a curtain/screen you can use to separate them. There are locker rooms and restrooms that are clean. There was a kids play area outside. We will definitely like to go here again.
This was a great little place. I rented it to throw an anniversary party for my parents. It was clean and a great size for what I needed. Also, very affordable. Cons were the really odd rule of not being allowed to put any decorations on the walls, even with just tape. When I heard that, i figured that it was probably bc the walls were make of something the tape would rip. That is not the case. Still can't figure out why that is a rule, but it sure did complicate decorating for the party! Other than that, it was a great place.


