The Westwood Recreation Department is the town's municipal recreation provider, running its summer programs out of the Recreation Office and town pool at the Westwood High School complex, 240 Nahatan Street. Its main summer offering for children is the Playground Program for participants entering kindergarten through 5th grade, built on weekly activities and special events run by trained town staff, with extended hours and transportation available from the Westwood Public Schools enrichment program. The department also operates the town pool and a swim team, and all programs are registered by season through the town's online activity registration system. Financial assistance is available through the department.
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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 Westwood Recreation Department directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Zoe HammondWestwood Rec is awesome! I really enjoy swimming at the pool and doing the water aerobics classes. The staff are super nice and always willing to help. It just feels like a great community place.
★★★★★Sharon RWestwood recreation is the best! Love swimming at the pool and theater aerobics. The staff are so friendly and helpful. And there is a real sense of community.
★★★★★Becky BokhmanI only communicated with them. But the staff was very responsive via phone and email returning contact same day or next day. When the programs didn't work with our schedule they offered local suggestions allowed our child to participate in different opportunities.
★★★★★Gregory BerryGreat program, lots of activities for kids and adults!
★★MaggieSpoke with the director over the phone, extremely disappointed. He was very rude and not understanding with the concern of children who can not be vaccinated yet. Was looking to remove child from a class (note: it has a long wait list, information given from his staff) because of the concern of the delta varrient. As he clearly raised his voice and talked down to me he didn't care about our concern of children getting sick and clearly more concerned about the $150 he would get for a program. Very disappointing, not someone you would want to be running a town park and rec department.