The Salvation Army Kroc Center of Philadelphia
Private
Kroctastic Day Camp at the Salvation Army Ray and Joan Kroc Corps Community Center in Philadelphia, for campers in grades K-7, running 8am-4pm Monday-Friday from late June through early August. Each week brings a new theme with high-energy challenges, creative activities and team competitions, and a Teen Loft Camp serves older youth. The faith-based program is motivated by God's love and is ACA-accredited.
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 The Salvation Army Kroc Center of Philadelphia directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Faruq WashingtonI came to an event here very good and a very supportive and community related in Christian Bass and I love how this is rain this is a good organization Yes Christian Bass
★Shiya BlueI have been calling all week to get information about the summer camp but keep getting forwarded to a voicemail. I’ve left my information several times and still have not received a call back. I informed the customer service representative that I have not received any call backs and if there is someone else I can speak with …… he places me on hold and then forwards me back to the same extension that makes me leave another voicemail! No help…no alternatives….nothing!
★★★★Tasha WilsonI enjoy the classes. The staff and instructors are friendly. The building is very clean i love that there is parking and it is near to my home.
★★★★★Rogue1972The Kroc Center is a beautiful facility. They have two pools one with waterpark features fitness center and all kinds of classes, dance, music, karate, etc.. They do have rentals with plenty of space
★★★Beverly ThomasThe amenities are great and the people are kind, but struggle with the systems whether it be for a registration or a guest pass. They need tech-literate workers. Or better trainings. They move and type slow and don’t understand the programs. It’s frustrating. Also kind ≠ good customer service. Comprehension is important too. Shout out to the one girl in the evenings who knows how to work a computer. Everybody else needs training. Badly.