If you're scrambling to devise a plan for the kids during the winter break, you might want to direct your browser to Arlington Parks & Recreation's latest offering. Arlington has uncorked the details on its Winter Camps for children aged 5 to 13, scheduled at various rec centers strewn across the city – affectionately nicknamed 'The American Dream City.' Kicking off the holiday spirit, the camps feature assorted games and activities, promising to keep those youthful energy levels in a joyful yet contained uproar.
Parents are asked to pack a sack lunch for their offspring, but rest assured, an afternoon snack is part of the package – lest the youngsters start plotting a cookie heist. The enrollment fees are sliding between $105 and $140, depending on your choice of recreation center. And while we're talking about a bit of financial relief, the tidbit that Arlington Parks & Recreation is dangling discounts for those enrolling multiple campers is no small news for the budget-savvy.
Considering the camp locations, the Beacon Recreation Center offers a range of dates that eventually cost $125 per week for the first two weeks and a nugget-sized $50 for a short week three. Taking a peek at other locations like the Cliff Nelson Recreation Center or the East Library and Recreation Center, parents are looking at $105 for Week 1 and an uptick to $140 for Week 2. For detailed information or for those ready to hammer the registration button, check out the City of Arlington website.
