Warner Robins Parks and Recreation
Private
The City of Warner Robins Recreation, Parks & Cultural Services department runs summer camps for children across its parks and centers, spanning sports, arts and crafts, science and technology, and outdoor activities. A municipal parks-and-recreation program; specific ages and daily hours vary by camp.
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 Warner Robins Parks and Recreation directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★Hannah MannsThe athletic department is extremely disorganized, in multiple different sports. To add to that…the referees need better training, the 9pm games on a school night are ridiculous, the concession stand is never open, the bathrooms are always filthy and parking is out of control…come on WR, we’ve got to do better!
★Terry FountainFacilities are pretty good… some are very nice, but the staff( especially those answering the phones) not so much.
★Jessika SlifeFirst year doing soccer and it's incredibly unorganized. They let people sign up and then don't have near enough coaches. On top of it the now don't have enough refs. Games are getting canceled because of it and it's just wasted money.
★Anesha LearyMy first year signing my child up for Youth Baseball in this area. It was unorganized, time was wasted and more than the usual amount of money spent on rec., the Coach was bias and talked down about our son and his abilities. My child only played one game for the season. The department showed no real concern about the situation. The upkeep of the park was awful as well. It needs to be renovated. We've been playing ball for 8 years, rec and private and this was the WORSE experience ever!
★★Ash YIf you’re looking for organized sports, look elsewhere. The facilities are nice, but the staff not so much. Pay the extra buck for your child to play with an organization that actually teaches the fundamentals and can properly schedule team events. Year after year, this place has progressively gotten worse.