Lakeville promotes summer camps for children of all ages
The Lakeville City Council heard a presentation from the Parks and Recreation Department about summer camp offerings available to local families. The department announced a range of programs designed for children from young kids through older youth.
Braden from the Lakeville Parks and Recreation Department presented information about the city's summer camp lineup during the June 18 council meeting. The department operates multiple programs to serve children at different age levels throughout the summer months.
For younger children, the Parks and Recreation Department continues its Camp Kermit tradition, a long-standing program that features crafts, games, songs, and obstacle courses. The camp has been a staple of Lakeville's summer offerings for families with elementary-age children.
Older youth have access to specialized camps focused on specific sports and activities. These include archery, basketball, tennis, and pickleball programs designed to teach skills and encourage athletic participation among teenagers.
Families interested in enrolling their children in any of these summer programs can find more details on the Lakeville Parks and Recreation webpage, which is accessible through the city's main website. The department encourages residents to visit the site for registration information, pricing, and schedules for each camp offering.
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