As the chilly winter months continue to grip us, it's time for Upper Arlington residents to look forward to summer — specifically, to plan for their kids' activities once school's final bell rings. According to a recent publication by Upper Arlington Parks & Rec, the fervor of summer day camp registration is upon us, with the process starting up in just a week’s time.
The camps, which have grown popular enough to warrant expansion to four different locations, offer a plethora of activities to keep kids aged 6-12 engaged throughout a ten-week span — from arts and crafts to swimming and library visits. Wading through a full itinerary, the structured chaos has been designed to entertain and educate. "UA Parks & Rec's Summer Day Camps are a popular option for families," remarks the City of Upper Arlington announcement, underscoring the need for prompt registration.
Local families are encouraged to be proactive, as registration spaces are known to disappear faster than ice cream on a hot July afternoon. Come 6 am on Wednesday, January 29, UA residents can start booking their child's summer camp spot. It's worth noting, to ensure a stress-free registration process, that accounts should be up to date, including the completion of the resident verification process ahead of the registration day, as outlined by the UA Parks & Rec's guidelines.
Should any summer camp spaces survive the initial resident registration frenzy, they will be up for grabs to non-residents starting at noon on Friday, January 31. Whether you are planning on having your children craft their summer memories or splash them out in a pool, the advice remains clear: get those details ironed out, accounts set, and fingers ready to click when registration goes live next week.
For those looking to secure a spot or simply to verify their Parks & Recreation account details, Upper Arlington Parks & Rec has provided all the necessary links and instructions right here. As the registration date looms closer, now is the time for Upper Arlington parents to act, ensuring their children have a secure place for summer fun.
