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4 4 Important Camp Important Camp Information

55 Registration Information

7 ePACT – New Medical &Emergency Contact Emergency Contact Network

88 Adaptive Rec Camp

10 10 Art & Science Camps

14 14 Neighborhood Camps

16 16 Outdoor Rec Camps

20 20 Sports Camps

28 28 Parent Planner

29 29 Camps by LocationReference

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IMPORTANTCAMP INFO

Session 1: June 14–July 2

Session 2: July 6–July 23 (No camp July 5th)

Session 3: July 26–Aug 13

The COVID–19 pandemic has impacted this year’s summer camp offerings by requiring smaller groups of children and by specifying the length of each camp session. This means the number of spots available is limited.

We will offer three sessions which will operate for 3 weeks each:

All camps are operating under the following guidelines to ensure safety:

Attendance RequirementsChildren must attend the 1st week of the session in order to come to the camp. Failure to show for any week of the 3–week session will result in withdrawal with no refund. Due to high need we are requiring that all youth must attend at minimum 4 days per week in order to stay enrolled. Failure to maintain the 4–day minimum will result in withdrawal from future sessions. Children will be screened daily for health and parents should not bring their child to camp if any member of the household, including the child coming to camp had fever, cough or shortness of breath in the last 24 hours; if the child had contact with a confi rmed case of coronavirus in the last two weeks.

Age RequirementChildren must be entering 1st grade in the fall (be 6 on or before 9/1/21) in order to sign up for most of these summer camps.

Pre–Camp CommunicationAll parents should receive an email each Wednesday prior to the start of camp. This will include information such as where to drop off and pick up your child, what to bring, outing and special activities information, contact information for the camp leaders, and any other important information. If you do not receive this email, please let us know!

What To BringPlease bring a healthy bag lunch, a snack and refi llable water bottle to each day of camp. Please wear and bring sunscreen if your camp is outdoors. Please wear appropriate clothing to camp: sneakers (closed toe shoes), layers, etc.

Medical Conditions – ePACTPlease be sure to inform us of any important medical conditions prior to the start of camp. It really helps us prepare to provide the best experience for your child. We will be using the ePACT network to collect your child's medical information. You will receive an invitation via email prior to the start of the session.

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REGISTRATIONSummer TogetherThe Summer Together Initiative is a coalition of the School District, community organizations, businesses, and city departments partnering to offer FREE in-person and virtual summer camps and programs for all SFUSD youth. There will be an early registration period for Summer Together Initiative programs which will prioritize families with the highest needs. The early registration period will be followed by an open enrollment period for all.

Priority Registration: May 3 @ 10amPriority Population are SFUSD Students meeting one or more of the following criteria:• Residents of HOPE SF, public housing, RVs and SROs• Families that are experiencing homelessness• Children in the foster care system• English language learners• Low-income families, with a focus on historically impactedcommunities, including people who identify as African American, Latino/a/x, Native American, Pacifi c Islander, and/or Asian.

May 8 @ 10am: Registration for all SFUSD studentsMay 8 @ 12pm: Registration opens for everyone

How to RegisterRegister online at sfrecpark.org/register or call our hotline at 628-652-2900 (Language Interpretation available).

PaymentAll registration is free for SFUSD Students this summer. There will be a payment plan option for non-SFUSD students. Pay full amount upon registration, or pay a 20% non-refundable deposit with the fi nal payment due one week prior to the start of each session. Failure to pay on the due date will result in withdrawal. Scholarships are available for low-income non-SFUSD Students. Contact [email protected] for more information.

Withdrawals & TransfersYou need to withdraw at least one week before the camp starts, otherwise you will forfeit the entire cost of the camp. Withdrawals requested greater than one week before the camp starts will be charged the 20% deposit. Balance credits will be applied to the SFRPD family account to be used for future programs. Refunds to credit card or by check will incur a 3% processing fee.

Photo PolicyOccasionally photos may be taken of participants in the programs, classes and activities. These photos may be used in future program guides, brochures, web site, pamphlets, fl yers or news releases.

ALL REGISTRATION IS FREE FOR SFUSD STUDENTS THIS SUMMER.MUST verify SFUSD eligibility. Parents will be asked to

submit an SFRPD Interest Form that will include Student ID

information. Interest Form / SFUSD Verifi cation Form: open

April 12-30. Go to sfrecpark.org to fi ll out the Interest Form.

628-652-2900

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The City of San Francisco Recreation & Parks is now

using ePACT Network to collect your child’s medical and

emergency contact information!

City of San Francisco Recreation & Parks is proud to

announce our use of ePACT, a highly secure online

emergency network, to collect medical and emergency

information for all our participants, instead of using

paper forms.

Using ePACT means we will better prepared to deal with

any emergency, big or small. ePACT provides us with

more accurate, up–to–date and legible information than

the paper forms we’ve used in past. Because it is web–

based, we have the ability to securely access the system

via smartphone, tablet or computer so it’s always

accessible whether at the park or during a fi eld trip.

For families, it means only completing one form, instead

of multiple ones for different programs. You create and

manage your single family emergency record, and give

access to the Recreation & Parks programs that need it.

Privacy and security is ePACT’s top priority– their system

actually meets or exceeds the same standards as most

online bank.

How to use ePACT

• Each member’s family will receive an email invitation

to use ePACT prior to summer starting.

• Families then accept this invite and log in to or create

their ePACT account.

• Following a series of steps, parents enter required

details, such as medical history and emergency

contacts. Families then securely share this information

with City of San Francisco Recreation & Parks allowing

select staff access to their information.

• Families can update ePACT anytime during the year,

and we will automatically be alerted (e.g. add a new cell

phone or new emergency contact, and we receive that

update).

The City of San Francisco Recreation & Parks cares

about the safety of all its members. Using ePACT means

we can better connect and communicate with all our

members and their families when needed!

ePACT Support

Have questions or feedback: Check out our Help Center

at epactnetwork.zendesk.com/hc or contact us at

helpatepactnetwork.com or 1.855.773.7228 ext. 1.


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Adaptive Rec - Everybody Plays Camp at Mission PlaygroundM-F 9am-3pmThis is a specialized Therapeutic Recreation camp for

children with disabilities. Siblings can register if space is

available. Pre-registration with our Therapeutic Recreation

offi ce is required. Contact us at rpdtratsfgov.org or 415-

206-1546. Come move, create, socialize, and play with us

in a fun, safe environment! Everybody Plays is SF Recreation

and Park’s specialized camp for children with disabilities,

led by Certifi ed Therapeutic Recreation Specialists. AGES: 6-14

7/6-7/23 28319 $567/SFUSD: FREE

Sign Me Up! American Sign Language Camp at Mission PlaygroundM-F 9am-3pmAmerican Sign Language camp is for children who are Deaf

or hard of hearing. Siblings, children with Deaf parents,

and others can register if space is available. San Francisco

Recreation and Park’s ASL Day Camp is on this summer! Come

learn, play, socialize, and explore with us, all in American Sign

Language! This camp is led by native ASL speakers and takes

place in the beautiful Mission Inclusion Center. AGES:6-14

7/26-8/13 28320 $567/SFUSD: FREE

PER THE DPH GUIDELINES:ATTENDANCE AT ALL 3 WEEKS OF EACH SESSION IS MANDATORY.

PARTICIPANTS MAY NOT SKIP ANY WEEK OR THEY WILL BE WITHDRAWN

AND THERE WILL BE NO REFUND.

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ART & SCIENCECAMPS

Art in the Park Camp at Sharon Art StudioM-F 9am-3pmArt in the Park is an intensive summer arts program at

Sharon Art Studio, designed for youth with an interest

in glass, fi ne arts, ceramics, and jewelry making.

Previous experience is not required, but clay and glass

projects require the ability to focus and follow multi-

step procedures. Attendance is mandatory each day

and imperative to the completion of artwork. This

camp does not off er extended care. AGES:11-13

6/14-7/2 28222 $1200/SFUSD: FREE7/6-7/23 28224 $1120/SFUSD: FREE7/26-8/13 28226 $1200/SFUSD: FREE

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Harvey Milk Art & Exploration Camp at Harvey Milk Center for the ArtsM-F 9am-3pm*Session 1: 6/14-7/2 M-F 9am-1pmCampers will participate in a range of hands-on

art exploration and neighborhood walks. We’ll

maintain social distancing while still engaging in age-

appropriate hands-on activities and exploration in

several disciplines during the course of each 3-week

session. This camp does not off er extended care.AGES: 7-9


AGES: 10-12


Attendance at all 3 weeks of each session is mandatory. Participants may not skip any week or they will be withdrawn

and there will be no refund.

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Mission Mash Up Camp at Mission Arts CenterM-F 8:30am-5:30pmCampers will participate in a range of hands-on

art exploration and neighborhood walks. We’ll

maintain social distancing while still engaging in age-

appropriate hands-on activities and exploration in

several disciplines during the course of each 3-week

session.AGES: 6-8


AGES: 9-11


Randall Museum Art, Science & Technology Camp at Randall MuseumM-F 9am-3pmThe Randall Museum has a full season of fantastic summer camps to spark your curiosity and creativity. Camps include hands-on science, art, technology, theater, and nature study activities, along with opportunities for physical play and exploration in the 16 acres of gardens, open space and hiking trails surrounding the museum. Check randallmuseum.org for the full schedule of activities. Campers will maintain social distancing during the course of each 3-week session. This camp does not off er extended care. AGES:6-7


AGES: 8-9

6/14-7/2 28210 $1200/SFUSD: FREE6/14-7/2 28211 $1200/SFUSD: FREE7/6-7/23 28214 $1120/SFUSD: FREE7/6-7/23 28215 $1120/SFUSD: FREE7/26-8/13 28218 $1200/SFUSD: FREE7/26-8/13 28219 $1200/SFUSD: FREE

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Wetland Explorers at ECO CenterM-F 9am-3pmWetland Explorers is an almost entirely outdoor program

for 1st-4th graders based out of the EcoCenter at

Heron’s Head Park. Throughout their session, youth

will explore the park through nature hikes, habitat

restoration, games, art, and a variety of science-based

activities. The program is designed to support safe,

social development through nature connection. Priority

registration will go to youth living in the 94124 zip code.

Please send an email to EcoCenterHHPatsfgov.org for

more information and to register!AGES: 6-10

6/14-7/2 28317 $567/SFUSD: FREE7/6-7/23 28318 $567/SFUSD: FREE

Young Peoples Teen Musical Theater Company Performing Arts Camp at Harvey Milk Center for the ArtsM-F 1pm-4pmTeens will participate in a range of classes and

workshops in the Performing Arts. Classes will focus

on one discipline each weekly in Dance, Theatre, and

Playwriting. We’ll maintain social distancing while still

engaging interactive activities that explore the many

realms of theatre during the course of this 3-week

session. All skills welcome. Experience is preferred, but

not necessary. AGES: 13-19

6/14-7/2 28207 $304/SFUSD: FREE


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NEIGHBORHOOD CAMPS


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Crazy for Summer Camp at the Following Locations M-F 8:30am-5:30pmIt’s time to celebrate summer! Attend a neighborhood camp and relive your favorite camp memories or make a bunch of new, awesome ones! We’ll spend three weeks celebrating everything awesome about summer camp with arts & crafts, STEM, exercise, reading, virtual library, games and a whole lot of fun

and excitement!

Betty Ann Ong Chinese Rec CenterAGES: 6-9


AGES: 10-12


Excelsior PlaygroundAGES: 6-8


J. P. Murphy PlaygroundAGES: 9-12


Joseph Lee Rec CenterAGES: 6-9


Minnie & Lovie Ward Rec CenterAGES: 6-13


Tenderloin Rec CenterAGES: 6-9


AGES: 10-12


West Portal PlaygroundAGES: 6-8


PER THE DPH GUIDELINES:ATTENDANCE AT ALL 3 WEEKS OF

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WEEK OR THEY WILL BE WITHDRAWN AND THERE WILL BE NO REFUND.

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Crushing It In The Canyon Camp at Glen Canyon Rec CenterM-F 8:30am-5:30pmDo you like to hike along creeks and trees? How about

learning about the natural world around you? Come

join us as we adventure through Glen Park Canyon

looking for bugs, learning about plants, animals, and

playing together in a fun and safe way! The rest of

the day we will be playing exciting socially distanced

games, making arts and crafts, and team building

exercises. AGES: 6-8


AGES: 9-11


Eureka Valley Exploration Camp at Eureka Valley Rec CenterM-F 8:30am-5:30pmCome join us for a safe and fun space for children to

make new friends, create great crafts, explore nature

through hiking, scavenger hunts, indoor archery and

indoor/outdoor recreational games. Camp curriculum

activities will occur between 9-3pm. From 3-5:30 we

will have supervised FREE play where children will

have the option to play board games, arts n crafts,

play gym games or enjoy outside activities. AGES: 6-8


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Outdoor Action Camp at Sunset Rec CenterM-F 8:30am-5:30pmAre your kids energetic and curious? Do they enjoy a

wide variety of outdoor and indoor activities? Then

Outdoor Action is the camp you are looking for! Outdoor

Action campers will play a range of socially distant

games, learn how to skateboard, learn about nature,

and explore the outdoors. Examples include alternative

sports like Archery as well as hikes to Golden Gate Park

& Ocean Beach. Please note: that specialty activities

will be part of the day not the whole day.

AGES: 6-9


AGES: 10-12


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Upper Noe Adventure Camp at Upper Noe Rec CenterM-F 8:30am-5:30pmCome play in Noe Valley where the green grass grows,

balls bounce and arrows fl y! Join us on an adventure

inside, outside and around Upper Noe Recreation

Center. Our experienced instructors will provide basics

that will develop a general feel for archery while

building hand/eye coordination, concentration, and

focus. Campers will be taken out on urban hikes and

have the opportunity to make arts and crafts. Camp

curriculum activities will occur between 9-3pm. From

3-5:30 we will have supervised FREE play where

children will have the option to play board games, arts

and crafts, play gym games or enjoy outside activities. AGES: 6-9


AGES: 10-12


Urban Farm Camp at Alemany Farm Area at St. Mary’s Rec CenterM-F 9am-3pmCome learn about urban gardening and the important

role decomposers, producer and consumers play in

sustaining a healthy farm and balanced ecosystem.

As an Urban Farmer you’ll learn about cultivation and

will understand the full spectrum to design, prepare,

plant, maintain and harvest a garden or farm. You’ll

learn to make a meal using harvested crops and will

learn to incorporate recycled materials to create your

own garden and plant your own plants. This camp

does not off er extended care. AGES: 8-12


AGES: 10-14

6/14-7/2 28426 $911/SFUSD: FREE

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Athlete Academy Camp at Kezar Sports ComplexM-F 8:30am-5:30pmThe Athlete Academy will feature the basics and

fundamentals of basketball, volleyball, fl ag football,

baseball, lacrosse, and soccer at the historic Kezar

Stadium. We’ll have a variety of games and drills

that will help each child build confi dence through

teamwork, sportsmanship, and scrimmages. The

emphasis will be on FUN and FUNdamentals. With our

high energy and experienced coaches, campers will

improve on all of their sports skills this summer.

AGES: 6-7


AGES: 8-9


AGES: 10-12


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Athletes in Motion Camp at Hamilton Rec CenterM-F 8:30am-5:30pmAthletes in Motion campers will receive detailed

instruction and opportunities for playful competition

in a variety of sports. Sessions will focus on the

importance of movement for a healthy lifestyle as

well as for skill development and success in different

sports. Camp days will include training and direction

on movement and fundamentals. We’ll delve into how

the sport’s greatest athletes utilize their skills and

provide opportunities to put those skills into action

during friendly scrimmages. Campers will learn about

goal setting and set their own goals for improvement

throughout the week. AGES: 6-9


AGES: 10-12


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Bows N Boards Camp at Richmond Rec CenterM-F 8:30am-5:30pmReady, Aim, Skate! This Archery & Shred N Butter

Camp is unique from all the rest. Youth will learn

or enhance archery skills and skateboarding with

all necessary safety equipment provided. Our

experienced instructors will provide basics that will

develop a general feel for archery and skateboarding

while building hand/eye coordination, concentration,

and focus. Other activities will include sports and arts

and crafts while practicing social distancing. Please

note: the camp curriculum will be taught during the

9am-3pm day and that extended care activities will

take place after 3pm and before pickup time. AGES: 6-9


AGES: 10-12


Crocker Amazon Champions Camp at Crocker Amazon PlaygroundM-F 9am-3pmThe Crocker-Amazon Champions Camp will provide a

safe place for young San Francisco athletes to learn

about and play baseball, basketball, fl ag football,

tennis and soccer. Our experienced and passionate

coaching staff will help each child develop the proper

fundamentals of each sport and learn how to compete

with and against their friends. Our hope is that they

decide to pursue these sports after camp, throughout

the school year, and for many years to come! This

camp does not off er extended care. AGES: 6-8


AGES: 9-11


Girls’ Finish Line Track Camp at Kezar Sports ComplexM-F 9am-3pm“Sport” is defi ned as “an athletic activity requiring

skill or physical prowess.” The various track and fi eld

disciplines will be introduced to girls who may be

new to them, and fundamentals will be practiced and

built upon for girls with more experience in track and

fi eld. The disciplines work together to develop your

girls’ cognitive, motor, and social-emotional skills.

Our ultimate goal is to expand our campers’ athletic

horizons, instill self-confi dence and self-esteem, and

to give our campers new avenues of self-expression

and self-discovery through sports. This camp does not

off er extended care. AGES: 6-8


AGES: 9-12


Goal-Getter Camp at St. Mary’s Rec CenterM-F 8:30am-5:30pmJoin us at Camp Goal Getter where our goal is

to have a fun, safe and exciting summer! We will

rotate between soccer, fl ag football and basketball

throughout each session. In addition to these great

sports, participants will have a chance to join in on fun

arts and crafts projects, games and much more! AGES: 6-9 6/14-7/2 28322 $911/SFUSD: FREE


AGES: 10-12


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Herz Heroes Camp at Herz PlaygroundM-F 8:30am-5:30pmThe Herz Heroes Camp will provide a safe place for

young San Francisco athletes to learn about and play

baseball, basketball, fl ag football, and soccer. Our

experienced and passionate coaching staff will help

each child develop the proper fundamentals of each

sport and learn how to compete with and against their

friends. Our hope is that they decide to pursue these

sports after camp, throughout the school year, and for

many, many years to come! AGES: 5Y-12


Summer Score Camp at Youngblood Coleman PlaygroundM-F 8:30am-5:30pmAre you looking for a camp that will have your children

ready to learn and participate in some fun outdoor and

indoor activities? The Youngblood-Coleman Variety

Camp will have learning enrichment activities such as

science projects, math bingo, and other fun ways of

bringing education to the summer. In addition, campers

will learn about and play basketball, fl ag football,

baseball, and tennis. This will be a perfect blend of

sports camp, summer school and so much more! AGES: 5Y-12



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Taster’s Choice All-Girls Sports Camp at Miraloma PlaygroundM-F 9am-3pmGirl Power! Pick your favorite sports like basketball,

soccer, tennis, and baseball! You will improve your

game and learn new skills and fundamentals. Girls will

be exposed to a healthy environment while celebrating

strengths and promoting sports-womanship and

teamwork. This camp does not off er extended care.AGES: 6-8


AGES: 9-12


Tennis-Art-Chess Camp at Joe DiMaggio PlaygroundM-F 9am-3pmTennis is a very cerebral sport. The skill set that needs

to be developed requires comprehension, analysis,

repetition, and extreme patience. Additionally, tennis

is an individual game where coaching is not allowed.

Therefore, a player must have a high degree of

technical and strategic acumen, in order to self-correct

under competitive play. To this end the tennis camp

will be using the Maunupau Method-Learning and Fun

Tennis System (MM/LAFTS). Instruction will be divided

into 4 parts: 1) safety, zero tolerance anti-bullying

policy, word of the day, and technical lecture 2) drills

that support the theme of the technical lecture 3)

fun games that support the theme of the technical

lecture 4) match play. MM/LAFTS uses a progressive

style process to learn the preternatural muscle

pattern mechanics of stroke production. To aid in the

complicated thought process students will learn one

SAT word per day, create a tennis-related art drawing

or project, and learn the game of chess. Students

can expect to learn the appropriate tennis grips:

continental, eastern forehand, eastern backhand, and

semi/full western, as well as the appropriate stances:

square, open, and closed. This camp does not off er

extended care.AGES: 8-10


AGES: 11-13


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Top Score Camp at Potrero Hill Rec CenterM-F 9am-3pmThis camp will offer enriching and exciting

programming this summer. We’ll be rotating through

a different selection of court-based and fi eld-based

sports, arts and crafts, games and much more. We

will be incorporating new elements for campers to

enjoy while being safe, while they maintain social

distancing. This camp does not off er extended care.AGES: 6-9


AGES: 10-12


Urban Athletic Camp at Moscone Rec CenterM-F 8:30am-5:30pmThe Moscone Urban Athletic Camp will provide a safe

place for young San Francisco athletes to learn about

and play baseball, basketball, fl ag football, soccer, and

golf. Urban athletes who’ve had to put their training

on hold can now join with others to make their fi tness

goals possible. Our experienced and passionate

coaching staff will help each child develop the proper

fundamentals of each sport and learn how to compete

with and against their friends. Our hope is that they

decide to pursue these sports after camp, throughout

the school year, and for many, many years to come! AGES: 6-8


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X-Treme Kids Camp at Palega Rec CenterM-F 9am-3pmAre you looking for a camp that will have your children

ready to learn and participate in some fun outdoor and

indoor activities? Then look no further! X-treme Kids

Camp is where they need to be. Kids will participate in

enrichment activities such as science projects, math

bingo, and other fun ways of bringing education to the

summer. Campers will play sports such as basketball,

baseball, and tennis. We will be incorporating new

elements for campers to enjoy while being safe, while

they maintain social distancing. This camp does not

off er extended care.AGES: 6-8 6/14-7/2 28308 $608/SFUSD: FREE


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AGES: 11-12


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CAMP LOCATIONSRECREATION CENTER AGE RANGE ADDRESS CAMP CATEGORY

BETTY ANN ONG CHINESE REC CENTER 6-12 1199 Mason St @ Washington St Neighborhood Camps

CROCKER AMAZON PLAYGROUND 6-11 700 Moscow St @ Italy St Sports

ECO CENTER 6-10 32 Jennings Street Art & Science

EUREKA VALLEY REC CENTER 6-11 100 Collingwood St Outdoor Recreation

EXCELSIOR PLAYGROUND 6-8 579 Madrid St @ Russia Ave Neighborhood Camps

GLEN CANYON REC CENTER 6-11 70 Elk St Outdoor Recreation

HAMILTON REC CENTER 6-12 1900 Geary Blvd (@ Steiner St) Sports

*HARVEY MILK CENTER FOR THE ARTS 7-19 50 Scott St Art & Science

HERZ PLAYGROUND 5Y-12 1700 Visitacion Ave @ Hahn St Sports

J. P. MURPHY PLAYGROUND 6-8 1960 9th Ave Neighborhood Camps

*JOE DIMAGGIO PLAYGROUND 8-13 651 Lombard St Sports

JOSEPH LEE REC CENTER 6-12 1395 Mendell St Neighborhood Camps

KEZAR SPORTS COMPLEX 6-12 755 Stanyan St Sports

*MINNIE & LOVIE WARD REC CENTER 6-13 650 Capitol St @ Montana St Neighborhood Camps

MIRALOMA PLAYGROUND 6-12 25 Omar Way @ Sequoia Sports

MISSION ARTS CENTER 6-11 745 Treat Ave Art & Science

*MISSION PLAYGROUND 6-14 3555 19th St @ Linda St Adaptive Rec

MOSCONE REC CENTER 6-12 1800 Chestnut St @ Buchanan St Sports

PALEGA REC CENTER 6-12 500 Felton St @ Holyoke St Sports

POTRERO HILL REC CENTER 6-12 801 Arkansas St Sports

RANDALL MUSEUM 6-12 199 Museum Way Art & Science

RICHMOND REC CENTER 6-12 251 - 18th Ave Outdoor Recreation

*SHARON ART STUDIO 11-17 Golden Gate Park Art & Science

ST. MARY'S REC CENTER 6-12 95 Justin Dr @ Murray St Outdoor Recreation & Sports

SUNSET REC CENTER 6-12 2201 Lawton St @ 29th Ave Outdoor Recreation

TENDERLOIN REC CENTER 6-12 570 Ellis St Neighborhood Camps

UPPER NOE REC CENTER 6-12 295 Day St @ Sanchez St Outdoor Recreation

WEST PORTAL PLAYGROUND 6-8 131 Lenox Way @ Ulloa St Sports

YOUNGBLOOD COLEMAN PLAYGROUND 5Y-12 1398 Hudson Ave @ Keith St Neighborhood Camps

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*Camps include teens

Glen Park

Rec Center

Sunset Rec

Center

Palega

Rec Center

Mission

Playground

Upper Noe

Rec Center

St. Mary's

Rec Center

J.P. Murphy

Playground

Joe DiMaggio

Playground

Rec Center

Randall

Museum

Moscone Rec

Center

Mission Rec

& Arts Center

Crocker Amazon

Playground

Richmond Rec

Center

Minnie & Lovie

Rec Center

Joseph Lee

Rec Center

Potrero Hill Rec

Center

Betty Ann Ong

Chinese Rec Center

Kezar

Sports

Complex

GGP Tennis

Courts

Sharon Arts

Studio

Herz Playground

Hamilton

Rec Center

Harvey Milk

Center for

the Arts

Tenderloin

Rec Center

Excelxior

Playground

Youngblood

Coleman

PlaygroundMiraloma

Playground

West Portat

Playground Glen Park

Rec Center

Sunset Rec

Center

Palega

Rec Center

Mission

Playground

Upper Noe

Rec Center

St. Mary's

Rec Center

J.P. Murphy

Playground

Joe DiMaggio

Playground

Eureka Valley

Randall

Museum

Moscone Rec

Center

Mission Rec

& Arts Center

Crocker Amazon

Playground

Richmond Rec

Center

Minnie & Lovie

Rec Center

Joseph Lee

Rec Center

Potrero Hill Rec

Center

Betty Ann Ong

Chinese Rec Center

Kezar

Sports

Complex

GGP Tennis

Courts

Sharon Arts

Studio

Herz Playground

Hamilton

Rec Center

Harvey Milk

Center for

the Arts

Tenderloin

Rec Center

Excelxior

Playground

Youngblood

Coleman

PlaygroundMiraloma

Playground

West Portat

Playground

EcoCenter

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