Wickham Park Community Center
Private
City of Melbourne summer day camp at the Wickham Park Community Center, filling the day with sports, games, arts and crafts. Camp runs Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., from early June to early August, at $160 per week. Breakfast and lunch are provided free through Second Harvest Food Bank, and the city accepts summer-camp financial aid applications. The center has a full-size gymnasium and sits in a park with lakes, green space and trails.
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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 Wickham Park Community Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Peggy BrysonA great place for all kinds of activities! Zumba with Maggie and Mary (M&M Show) and Kelley (Star Lotus) is Exceptional!!!
★Christi JayThe testing proctors are extremely rude. I didn’t wanna be there just as much as they did but were not helpful at all and even threw my test in front of me. Very aggressive and rude.
★★★★★Dan CuretonGreat facility. Clean and well managed. I have been to the Community Center for several different events. It is always clean and organized. The staff is helpful and polite. I mostly come here for running events. In this case the restrooms are very important and their restrooms are always clean and stocked. Thank you for all that you do.
★★★★★Michael HernandezThis is a review for the Space Coast Lightfest 2020. It was really well done. There was plenty to see. I even went through twice! I did not at the Santa's Village, but it did seem like a cute stop for Cocoa and pictures. The price is $15 per car load, and that is well worth it. I'm sure a lot of hours were put in to set this up. The pictures do not do it justice, I recommend seeing it for yourself!
★★★★Abdul HakimBig park, several lakes and ponds,some for swimming and others for fishing. Don’t really need a fishing license, but it is the law, so keep that in mind. Park does host many events and their is a ranger office for maps information, and registration for the campgrounds which I believe is $20 a day. They do have playgrounds and dog parks also. There are a few regulars who pack on the grass, underneath trees everyday all day like clockwork, so there’s that.