The Washington City Community Center is a municipal recreation center in Washington, Utah that runs a range of short summer day camps for kids. Offerings include a two-day Safety Camp (ages 4-8) with police, fire and water-safety activities, a Slime Camp and E-Sports Camp (ages 8-14), and a younger children's summer camp (ages 3-6). Camps are low-cost city recreation programs.
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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 Washington City Community Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★AlexProbably one of the best community centers I’ve been to. $5 for a day pass and $1 for a shower. There’s a 200 meter in door track, a small rock climbing wall, a massive pool and a really good weight training area with a mix of free weights and machines.
★Tavyn HensmanThis is the worst experience ever. Lost and found is a scam. When I lost my jacket they said they gave it away in less than a hour. The life guard pick on random kid. The worst life guard is the blond one who is always head life guard. When me and my friend were friends with I life guard and got in the room they said that they still stuff from the lost and found bin. Another thing is that they are over priced and does not have that much stuff to do. But the people you see when you walk in are really nice.
★★★★★Rose LowryWe love swimming here when we are vacationing in St. George. The leisure pool is huge and there is plenty to do with the playground and slides, lazy river and big slide. The lap pool is also very nice and big. Plenty of lanes. The facility is so clean and nice. It is maintained very well. The locker rooms have plenty of changing rooms, and showers.
★★★★★Ella CamaroIt was our first visit, but definitely not the last. I'd advise to arrive at 12 pm, because we got there right after 1 pm and they had everyone leave the pool until 2 pm. We used the time to buy snacks and drinks from the snack bar. The prices are very reasonable. $1 for a big size popcorn , $2 pretzels, .75 cents small bag of chips, etc. Then at 3 pm everyone had to leave pool until 3:40 pm. We loved that it wasn't too crowded . Make sure to bring sunscreen. Half of the lazy river is outside. There is a splash pad outside. I assumed it was all indoors and didn't bring sunscreen, so we got sunburned, but lesson learned. You can bring your own lifejacket, but no tubes etc. Admission is $5 per person and kids 3 and under are free. We will be coming back next week. The kids had a blast. The big pool doesn't really get deeper than 4'. And at the begging it's super shallow by the small slides. Plenty of lounging chairs and food court tables.
★★★★★Landon SouthwickIf you are from out of town and looking for a fun place to take kids and hang out this is the perfect place! $5 a person to swing and under 4 years old is free. There is plenty of area to layout either inside or outside. The area for the kids is perfect with slides, lazy river, and small area where kids can slide and swing and play. Go check it out!