Silver Lake Recreation Center Day Camp

Los Angeles, CA

At Silver Lake Recreation Center, a Los Angeles summer camp, tradition thrives in a vibrant community.

Ages
5–12
Financial aid
Available

About this camp

The Silver Lake Recreation Center Day Camp in Los Angeles offers a traditional summer camp experience within a community setting. Children can engage in a variety of activities designed to promote physical activity, creativity, and social interaction. Campers might participate in sports, arts and crafts projects, games, and group challenges. The program aims to provide a fun and engaging environment where children can make new friends and explore different interests throughout the summer.

FillTheWeek Camp Score
F25/100
How we score
  • Data completeness25.0 / 35
  • Value vs. category median0.0 / 15

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Sessions & dates

Silver Lake Recreation Center Day Camp

Ages 5–12
  • 2026 dates not yet published
    Availability unknownPrice varies
  • 2026 dates not yet published
    Availability unknownPrice varies

Silver Lake Recreation Center Day Camp: parent FAQ

What ages does Silver Lake Recreation Center Day Camp accept?
Silver Lake Recreation Center Day Camp serves campers ages 5–12.
Where is Silver Lake Recreation Center Day Camp located?
Silver Lake Recreation Center Day Camp is located in Los Angeles, CA.
Does Silver Lake Recreation Center Day Camp offer financial aid or scholarships?
Yes — at least one program lists financial aid or scholarships. Apply or ask directly through the provider.

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