Municipal community center run by City of Las Vegas Parks & Recreation in the downtown Arts District, offering summer day camps: a Kids Camp (ages 5-11), a Teen Camp and a Counselor-in-Training track. Activities include sports, arts and crafts, games and special events; financial assistance is available to qualifying families.
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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 Stupak Community Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Edwin D. MillerI don't know I only go there to make copies from the little library they have and I'm out in 10 minutes
★★★★★Daniel PrehmThe bball /volleyball gym is nicely remodeled. Parking lot has A gate around it (not the best neighborhood) and plenty of spots, friendly staff. I'm happy I rented it even tho its far from everyone. all the other gyms were under remodel at the time on the west side.
★★★★★Lady “MoneyK22” RobinsonMy kid goes to school there. Very nice clean People that works there. Also it has a library and and a basketball court inside.
★Franciena WalkerSo I’ve given a good review once before but I’m re writing in today as of 04/17/2025 I went into the library to write a paper on the computer I had my 2yr old son and my 3 year old daughter with me I always come here because it’s two blocks away from my home so today when I was in there my son who’s two was making noises not yelling not screaming not crying just making excitement noises but definitely not to loud the Library worker yelled from across the room to my son to keep it down and I felt it was very rude I then told her he is a toddler and wasn’t too loud I don’t understand how you can expect a toddler to be silent also I’ve heard kids rowdier and louder before when I came way louder and jumping all over the place and no one said anything to those kids then once I stated he was a toddler a man who was sitting there decided it was in his place to tell me the librarian is just doing her job I felt so uncomfortable I did tell the librarian I felt uncomfortable I will now have to drive across town to a different library because I felt so uncomfortable being treated that way and I always come here with grace and a good cheerful attitude and today I was met with some of the rudest people . I’m writing this as I’m still standing I. The parking lot that’s how uncomfortable it made me
★★★Duck UnderThe community center is very nice. But, the neighborhood is terrible. There is very little parking. And be careful when going to the 7-11 across the street. There are all the under world characters you can picture coming through there. But as I said, the community center itself is awesome for that area. There is also a park across the street.