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Camp
FUN FOR
AGES
4-17
Dunedin Summer 2021
Grow • Connect • Unplug • Explore
Registration opens March 10. Camps begin June 14.
www.DunedinGov.com/camps
Directory
Table of Contents Registration Facilities & Contacts
Schedule at a Glance 2
Opens March 10 Athletics
Camps begin June 14 727-733-6728, 620 Palm Blvd
Camp Tours 2 Chris Hoban, Athletics Specialist
DunedinGov.com/camps
727-812-4530 Community Center
All Day Camps
Preschool (4-5 yrs) 3 727-812-4530, 1920 Pinehurst Road
Kids at CC (5-9 yrs) 4 Angel Trueblood, Coordinator
Stacie Voliton, Camp Supervisor
Kids at MLK (10-11 yrs) 5
Tweens & Teens (11-14 yrs) 6
Dunedin Golf Club
Outdoor Camps 727-733-2134, 1050 Palm Blvd
Chuck Croasmun, General Manager
Hammock Wilderness Camp 7
Dave Williams, Assistant Golf Pro
Nature Camp 8
aginations
Expand Their Im
Hammock Park
Specialty Camps 9 and Creativity with 727-738-2920, 1900 San Mateo Drive
Camps
Dunedin Summer Matt Nauman, Camp Supervisor
Teen Leadership Program 10
Highlander Pool
Registration Information 11 727-298-3266, 1937 Ed Eckert Drive
Online & Walk-in Registration Alicia Castricone, Coordinator
Payments & Enrollment
MLK, Jr. Rec Center/Skate Park
Scholarships 11 727-738-2920, 550 Laura Lane
Emily Hoban, Camp Supervisor
Adopt-a-Camper
Dunedin for Youth Scholarship Fund
Nature Center
Policies & Rec Cards 12 727-298-2391, 1910 Ed Eckert Drive
Robert Gore, Camp Supervisor
Aquatics Registration Information
Highlander Pool 13
727-812-4530, 1920 Pinehurst Road
Swim Lessons & Programs 13-14 www.DunedinGov.com/camps
Kiwanis Sprayground 14
Mission Statement Mayor & City Commission Stay Connected
To enhance the quality of life and create Julie Ward Bujalski Mayor with Everything Dunedin!
memorable experiences by connecting the Jeff Gow Vice Mayor www.DunedinGov.com/connect
community through parks, recreation and Deborah Kynes Commissioner The City of Dunedin offers many ways
culture. Maureen “Moe” Freaney Commissioner for you to stay connected and informed
John Tornga Commissioner about events, current news, job openings,
Vision Statement Jennifer K. Bramley City Manager recreation programs, camps, improvement
Jorge Quintas Deputy City Manager projects and more.
To touch the life of each and every person
through progressive and innovative Vince Gizzi Parks & Recreation Director
activities, facilities and services. Visit Parks & Rec Online!
Parks & Recreation www.DunedinGov.com/parksandrec
Values Advisory Committee Did you know participating in recreational
Tom Mahoney, Chair Manny Koutsourais activities can make you feel better and
● Teamwork ● Friendly
enhance your quality of life? Dunedin
● Safety ● Professionalism Gina Massotto, Vice-Chair Greg Martin
Parks & Recreation is always working hard
● Accommodating ● Dedicated Mike Bowman Donna Moore
to provide you and your family with safe,
● Integrity Bunny Dutton Jessica Raines
affordable programs and services.
Betty Edelman Michelle Uvieghara
John Kloster
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Schedule At A Glance
June July August
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Location
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Ages
age s 4 -1 7 14-18 21-25 28-2 6-9 12-16 19-23 26-30 2-6
no camp 7/5
Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8
Pre-K 4-5 CC 3 • • • • • • • •
All Day Camps
Kids (CC) 5-9 CC 4 • • • • • • • •
Kids (MLK) 10-11 MLK 5 • • • • • • • •
Tweens & Teens 11-14 MLK 6 • • • • • • • •
Hammock Wilderness 7-13 HP 7 • • • •
Outdoors
Nature 5-11 NC 8 • • • • • • •
Baseball 8-12 CC 9 • •
Specialty Camps
Golf (M-TH at Stirling Park
5-17 SPDR 9 • • • • • • • •
(Full Day)
Driving Range)
Multi-Sports 8-12 CC 9 • • • • • • • •
Tennis 8-13 NC 9 • •
Bagpipe (M-TH) •
Specialty Camps
11-17 HAC 9
(Half Day)
Cooking 8-15 HAC 9 • • • • • •
Golf (at Dunedin Golf Club;
5-17 DGC 9
dates to be determined)
Legend: CC = Community Center DGC = Dunedin Golf Club HP = Hammock Park MLK = MLK, Jr. Recreation Center NC = Nature Center SPDR = Stirling Park Driving Range
Ca m p Tou rs Private tours are available for parents interested in learning more about our camps.
PLAY During your visit, parents will tour the camp facility, run through a typical day at
EXPLORE camp, as well as have the opportunity to meet staff and ask questions.
Please call the camp supervisor directly to schedule a tour; phone
numbers can be found in the directory on the previous page.
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Pre-K Camp
Dunedin Week 1
Safety First
June 14-18 Week 5
Gettin’ Dirty
July 12-16
Community Center Through a variety of fun and hands-on
activities, crafts and stories, campers
Get down and dirty with out-of-the-
box, messy and creative active games
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will learn safety practices such as how to and crafts. Come prepared wearing old
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be safe around animals, fire, water, on a clothes and shoes!
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bicycle and more.
Angel Trueblood, Coordinator
Week 6 July 19-23
Stacie Voliton, Camp Supervisor
Week 2 June 21-25 Games Galore
Under the Sea Campers will tap into their endless energy
Pre-K Camp It’s “O-fish-al”! This week will be “fin- playing a wide variety of exciting games,
4-5 yrs tastic” as campers explore the great blue challenges and team building match-ups
Must be potty-trained, 5 years old by sea and the amazing creatures that live that will have them asking for more.
9/1/21 and entering kindergarten. there through themed and interactive
activities.
Get ready for an awesome adventure!
Week 7 July 26-30
Mini Adventures
Your child will learn, play and explore
in a structured environment through
Week 3 June 28 - July 2 During this adventurous week, campers
Happy Birthday America will learn and explore through nature
a wide variety of fun and interactive
themed activities. These activities Celebrate the United States of America hikes, creative crafts, musical fun and
will help campers continue to develop playing our greatest pastime, creating obstacle courses.
their motor and socio-emotional skills flags, competing in relay races and
so they become comfortable in a breaking bread at a group picnic in Week 8 August 2-6
classroom setting and feel prepared for Highlander Park. See Ya!
kindergarten.
As summer comes to an end, campers
Weekly themes provide a foundation Week 4 July 6-9 (no camp 7/5) will continue to build team spirit as they
for these fun activities; please note Wild, Wacky & Willy compete in a variety of games and
that we’ll pack the day with additional Get silly with wacky games, crazy crafts team building activities that will foster
games, crafts, music and walking trips and fun activities while dressing up in communication, cooperation, patience
that provide opportunities to play and something crazy each day. and creativity.
explore beyond the theme. Swim lessons
provided Monday-Thursday. Weekly
“informers” will provide a complete
schedule of activities.
Camp Only
Mon - Fri 9 am - 5 pm
$100 / $115 week Act #: CC01001
Available for Deferred Payments, see page 11
Xtra Rec
Xtra Rec is a supervised activity program
offered before and after camp.
Mon - Fri 7:30 - 9 am and 5 - 6 pm
$20 / $25 week Act #: CC01001X
Stay Safe at Summer Camp
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how you can help “Stay
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Kids Camp - CC
Dunedin Week 1
Great Outdoors
June 14-18 Week 5 July 12-16
Say Yes to the Mess
Community Center Campers will explore the great outdoors
at Hammock Park while learning skills
Let’s mess it up a bit! Everything about
this week is messy and packed with fun.
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such as archery, trail blazing and other Campers will get crazy with the goopiest,
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outdoor activities. yuckiest messes we can create. Come
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prepared wearing old clothes and shoes.
Angel Trueblood, Coordinator
Stacie Voliton, Camp Supervisor Week 2 June 21-25
Ocean Commotion Week 6 July 19-23
Dive into summer by celebrating Champions Week
Kids Camp at CC awesome marine life! Get creative, be Beautiful weather makes summer the
5-9 yrs ready to jam with the clams and cut a rug perfect time for active outdoor fun and
Must have completed kindergarten with a sea slug! many more active and challening games
during this fun-filled sports week.
Summertime is the best time! Filled with
fun and adventure, Kids Camp will keep Week 3 June 28 - July 2
campers engaged through a wide variety Stars & Stripes Week 7 July 26-30
of creative and exciting activities that Celebrate Independence Day with Extreme Adventures
incorporate positive character traits such banners, flags and patriotic games. This energy driven week is packed with
as fair play and cooperation as well as Explore what makes our country unique interactive as well as old-fashioned
gross and fine motor skill development. as well as the colors red, white and blue. games, nature hikes, plus a slew of new
Weekly themes provide a foundation for crazy games and obstacles.
these fun activities; please note that the Week 4 July 6-9 (no camp 7/5)
day will be packed with additional games, Wacky Tacky Extravaganza Week 8 August 2-6
crafts, music, swimming and walking Peace Out
Come one, come all for a wonderful,
field trips that provide opportunities to
wacky week! Be prepared to unleash your As summer comes to an end, campers
play and explore beyond the weekly
wild and crazy side and get wacky with will build team spirit as they compete in
theme. Weekly “informers” will provide a
our silly games while wearing something a variety of games and team building
complete schedule of activities.
unique and fun each day. activities aiding in communication,
Camp Only cooperation, patience and creativity.
Mon - Fri 9 am - 5 pm
$90 / $105 week Act #: CC01002
Available for Deferred Payments, see page 10
Xtra Rec
Xtra Rec is a supervised activity program
offered before and after camp.
Mon - Fri 7:30 - 9 am and 5 - 6 pm
$20 / $25 week Act #: CC01002X
Stay Safe at Summer Camp
Scan the QR code to watch
a video from the CDC about
how you can help “Stay
Safe at Summer Camp.”
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Kids Camp - MLK
Martin Luther Week 3
Get Out, Get Active
June 28 - July 2 Week 6
Eco Seekers
July 19-23
King, Jr. Get ready to get moving this week as we
introduce ways to stay active and healthy.
This week campers will learn ways to
improve the environment. Throughout
Recreation Center Explore Weaver Park’s Fit Zone and tackle
a mini wacky boot camp. End the week
the week campers will learn the basics
of what it means to be eco-friendly while
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competing in a “kid” friendly biathlon. mixing in games and activities. End the
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GOP Challenge: Step Crusher week trekking to Hammock Park for a
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“nutty” nature scavenger hunt.
Emily Hoban, Camp Supervisor GOP Challenge: Trail Troopers
Week 4 July 6-9 (no camp 7/5)
Recreation All-Stars
Kids Camp at MLK Week 7 July 26-30
All skill levels welcome during this sports Messy Madness
10-11 yrs filled week packed with exciting fun &
Get out and play with us at MLK! We games! Enjoy your favorite snacks in our If it’s messy and dirty, it’s happening this
will provide a constructive, fun and take on tasty ballpark concessions and week as campers play messy games and
memorable experience for your camper. end the week competing in an all-star create ooey gooey treats. Make sure to
Our experienced leaders have planned a summer showdown. pack your messy clothes as we trail blaze
high energy, exciting camp that will allow GOP Challenge: Whiffle Ball Blast through Hammock Park, refine your
your child to socialize, unplug and get out archery skills and canoe in Cedar Creek
and play! Be on the lookout for the weekly GOP Challenge: Muddiest Camper
Week 5 July 12-16
GOP (Get Out & Play) Challenge! Down to DIY
Week 8 August 2-6
Camp Only Campers will spend the week immersed Ultimate Campers
Mon - Fri 9 am - 5 pm in “do it yourself” style activities,
Hang out with us as we celebrate the
$90 / $105 week Act #: CC01002 challenges and art projects. Leaders
last week of summer! Each day campers
Available for Deferred Payments, see page 10 will empower campers to create unique
will compete in themed activities and
games and express their creative side
challenges for prizes. Campers will
Xtra Rec all while stepping up and having a blast.
reminisce while completing our annual
GOP Challenge: Last Camper Standing
Xtra Rec is a supervised activity program photo collage and end the summer right
offered before and after camp. with gigantic ice cream sundaes.
GOP Challenge: Best Tye Dye Design
Mon - Fri 7:30 - 9 am and 5 - 6 pm
$20 / $25 week Act #: CC01002X
Stay Safe at Summer Camp
Scan the QR code to watch
a video from the CDC about
how you can help “Stay
Safe at Summer Camp.”
Week 1 June 14-18
Summer Engaged
Summer is here! Prepare to engage in
high energy challenges, activities and
obstacle courses. Create tasty, energetic
DIY trail-mix and end the week engaged
in a mega endurance showdown.
GOP Challenge: Endurance Swim
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Tweens & Teens Camp
Martin Luther Week 1 June 14-18
Energy Explorers
Week 5
Eco Seekers
July 12-16
King, Jr. Start the summer off right by participating
in awesome high energy challenges,
Get out and explore nature and
challenge yourself to see things with a
Recreation Center obstacle courses and riddle scavenger
hunts. End the week competing in a
new perspective as you learn ways to
improve the environment. Throughout
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GOP Challenge: Endurance Swim being eco-friendly while mixing in games
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and activities. End the week trekking to
Emily Hoban, Camp Supervisor Hammock Park for a mini creek clean-up.
Week 2 June 21-25
GOP Challenge: Trail Troopers
Break Out
Tweens & Teens Camp
Part problem solving, part fun! Compete Week 6 July 19-23
11-14 yrs Must have completed 6th grade in a mini escape room challenge, get Krazy, Kolorful & Kooky
“clued in” with a mystery scavenger hunt,
Get out and play with us at MLK! We Explore your inner artist this week as
battle through crazy group challenges
will provide a constructive, yet fun and we sample different mediums of artistic
and beat the clock in extreme relays.
memorable experience for your camper. expression. Don’t forget the games
GOP Challenge: Beat the Clock Scramble
Our experienced leaders have taken as we battle through kooky relays and
special care to plan a high energy, exciting challenges. End the week showing off
camp that will allow kids to unplug, be Week 3 June 28 - July 2 your artwork on our sidewalk showroom!
unique, get out and play and have the Game of Games GOP Challenge: Water Color Showdown
best summer yet! Be on the lookout for the It’s prime time for campers this week as
weekly GOP (Get Out & Play) Challenge. they compete in challenges from your Week 7 July 26-30
favorite game shows: Survivor, Minute To Grossology
Camp Only
Win It and “teens-style” Chopped. Get down and dirty with messy games,
Mon - Fri 9 am - 5 pm GOP Challenge: Wipeout Warrior
$105 / $120 week Act #: MLK01004 ooey-gooey treats and creative art
Available for Deferred Payments, see page 11 creations. Make sure to pack your
Week 4 July 6-9 (no camp 7/5) messy clothes as we trail blaze through
Xtra Rec Water Wars Hammock Park, refine your archery skills
and canoe in Cedar Creek.
Xtra Rec is a supervised activity program BYOT (Bring Your Own Towel)! Prepare
GOP Challenge: Muddiest Camper
offered before and after camp. to be drenched all week as campers
take the plunge and tackle water games,
Mon - Fri 7:30 - 9 am and 5 - 6 pm Week 8 August 2-6
activities and themed crafts. We’ll smash
$20 / $25 week Act #: MLK01004X Ultimate Campers
hundreds of water balloons as we battle
through water Olympics and crown the #BestSummerEver! Hang out with us as
Stay Safe at Summer Camp
champion of water wars! we celebrate the last week of summer!
Scan the QR code to watch GOP Challenge: High Water Hold Out Each day campers will compete in themed
a video from the CDC about activities and challenges for prizes.
how you can help “Stay Reminisce with photo collages and end
Safe at Summer Camp.” the summer with an epic glow party!
GOP Challenge: Best Tye Dye Design
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Hammock Wilderness Camp
Hammock Park Week 2
Native Peoples
June 21-25 Week 6 July 19-23
Campology Adventures
1900 San Mateo Drive
Do you know how to play a didgeridoo? Canoeing, hikes, s’mores, arts and crafts;
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Would you like to build a wigwam or these are just a few of the activities you
Office: 727-812-4530
throw a spear? These are just a few of will experience at Hammock Day Camp.
Camp Site: 727-502-7384
the activities you will participate in as you Join us as we play and explore like
Matt Nauman, Camp Supervisor immerse yourself in native and aboriginal never before and become summer camp
cultures from North America and around superheroes!
the world.
Hammock Wilderness Camp
Week 8 August 2-6
7-13 yrs Offered weeks 2, 4, 6 and 8 Week 4 July 6-9 (no camp 7/5) Survivor
As a long-standing Dunedin tradition, this Outdoor Living Skills Survive, thrive and conquer rival tribes
outdoor camp held at Hammock Park has Canoeing, fire building and orienteering during this week of heated competition!
its own unique trademark which includes are just a few of the skills you will Whether it’s archery, canoeing or
“old favorite” games and traditions. master as you become an avid outdoor trailblazing, put your Hammock skills to
Experience one-of-a-kind activities such enthusiast. Go on an adventure, have fun the test individually and as a team to rise
as drum circles, archery and navigating, and become and export at outdoor living. above the competition.
fire building, animal tracking, canoeing,
campfire songs, hiking the trails and
environmental education. Daily activities
include swimming, crafts and a multitude
of outdoor games.
y Wear old clothes and sneakers - we
get dirty!
y Bring a non-perishable lunch, drink,
water bottle, sunscreen, bug spray,
swimsuit and towel each day.
y “Family Night” held each Friday at
6pm. Dinner will be provided for
campers. Family and friends are
invited to a show with skits and an
awards ceremony.
Camp Only
Mon - Fri 9 am - 5 pm
$120 / $135 week Act #: HMK01001
Xtra Rec
Xtra Rec is a supervised activity program
offered before and after camp. Xtra Rec
pick-up and drop-off will be at 1940 Ed
Eckert Drive, Dunedin.
Mon - Fri 7:30 - 9 am and 5 - 6 pm
$20 / $25 week Act #: HMK01001X
Inclement Weather
y If the weather forecast predicts poor
conditions at the start of the day,
parents will be notified via email and
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Nature Camp
Nature Center Week 1 June 14-18
Nature’s Fortress
Week 5 July 12-16
It’s Easy Being Green
1910 Ed Eckert Drive
Have you ever wanted to grow your own Let’s Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle! What
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food or look at beautiful gardens and can we do to make our earth a healthy
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wonder how they are so colorful? Learn place to live? Campers will learn about
Robert Gore, Camp Supervisor how to sprout seeds, make tasty healthy their carbon foot-print and how it impacts
snacks and discover how the sun helps our environment. We’ll learn ways to
food and flowers grow. make our planet a greener place!
Nature Camp
5-11 yrs Must have completed Kindergarten Week 2 June 21-25 Week 6 July 19-23
This specialized program allows campers Buzz & Flutter Astronomers In Action: Let’s Space Out!
to “do” nature-themed activities each Campers will learn about how pollinators Campers will explore the different
week in a small group. It’s a perfect blend impact our food supply and why it is so parts of our galaxy. Connect with
of fun and hands-on learning through important for us to take care of them. your inner astronomer as we learn
projects, games, activities, crafts, Search for other creepy, crawly insects about the different planets, the moon,
storytelling and nature walks. As weather as we learn about the miniature world of constellations and stars. We’ll “space
permits, campers spend approximately bugs and the incredible adaptations that out” and have fun as we come to know
half their day outside exploring Hammock have made them more numerous than the vast void that is space.
Park and its surroundings. any other animal on Earth.
y Wear old clothes and sneakers, we Week 7 July 26-30
get dirty! Week 3 June 28 - July 2 Rock, Rumble & Roll: Can ‘Ya Dig It?
y Bring a non-perishable lunch, drink, Aquatic Odyssey
What will we unearth during fossil
water bottle, sunscreen and bug Splash in the creek, catch a fish, tadpole
hunts? Explore the lives of Dinosaurs
spray each day. or crabs as we walk through Hammock
and the evidence that scientists use to
y Swim two days per week at Highlander Park. Learn about the awesome
learn about these prehistoric creatures.
Pool (weather permitting). Bring creatures that inhabit our oceans and top
Campers will spend the week uncovering
swimsuit, sunscreen and towel. off the week with pond dipping.
the mysteries under the earth’s surface.
Camp Only Week 4 July 6-9 (no camp 7/5)
Mon - Fri 9 am - 5 pm Awesome Adaptations: Animal Superpowers
$100 / $115 week Act #: NC01001 Xtra Rec Available
Animals have some of the same
superpowers as your favorite superheroes. Need extra time getting
Xtra Rec to or from work? Xtra
The bat has night vision, the dolphin can
Xtra Rec is a supervised activity program Rec is a supervised activity
talk to his friends and the cheetah can run
offered before and after camp. program offered before and after select
at amazing speeds. How did animals gain
Mon - Fri 7:30 - 9 am and 5 - 6 pm these awesome superpowers and do we camps. See camp descriptions for more
$20 / $25 week Act #: NC01001X have some superpowers of our own? information or call 727-812-4530.
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Specialty Camps
Bagpipe Golf Multi-Sports
Increase your piping skills, learn music Stirling Park Driving Range Score, swim and kick your way through
theory, instrument maintenance, and for summer as you enjoy an action packed
Come learn the great game of golf with
the advanced, teaching methods. Led by week of various recreational sports
PGA Pro Paul Sylvester. They will learn
Pipe Master, Iain Donaldson. including basketball, soccer, football,
putting, chipping, driving and the mental
11-17 yrs Mon - Thurs 10 am - 2:30 pm baseball and swimming, along with
aspect of golf daily. Campers will golf
Week 3: June 28-July 2 favorite camp games. Campers will walk
once a week at Dunedin Golf Club to use
$100 / $115 Act #: CC01014 off site to different fields.
what they practice on the big course.
Hale Senior Activity Center 8-12 yrs Mon - Fri 9 am - 5 pm
5-17 yrs Mon-Thurs 9 am - 4 pm
Weeks 1-8: June 14-August 6
Weeks 1-8: June 14-August 6
Camp only: $100 / $115 Act #: ATH01002
Baseball $200 / child, per week Act #: ATH01005
Xtra Rec: $20 / $25 Act #: ATH01002X
Register at Dunedin Community Center
Play Ball! Palm Harbor Head Baseball Dunedin Community Center
Camp Location: Stirling Park Driving Range
Coach Tom Hilbert will conduct this
fantastic camp. Focus on improving
your batting, fielding and base running. Dunedin Golf Club Tennis
Campers will also experience game The Dunedin Golf Club offers camp for Develop your game including serving,
situations and good sportsmanship. junior golfers. Sessions include golf ground strokes, footwork, grip and game
Grab your hat and glove and we will see instruction, beverages and a daily lunch. strategy. Campers will swim daily and will
you on the field! 7-15 yrs need to bring sunscreen, water bottle,
8-12 yrs Mon - Fri 9 am - 5 pm Dates and fees to be determined. Contact Dunedin suit and towel daily.
Week 1: June 14-18 Golf Club for registration and more information. 8-13 yrs Mon - Fri 9 am - 5 pm
Week 7: July 26-30 Dunedin Golf Club Week 3: June 28-July 2
Camp only: $100 / $115 Act #: ATH01001 1050 Palm Blvd, Dunedin Week 5: July 12-16
Xtra Rec: $20 / $25 Act #: ATH01001X 727-733-7836, www.DunedinGolf.com Camp only: $100 / $115 Act #: ATH01004
Meet Location: 1940 Ed Eckert Drive Xtra Rec: $20 / $25 Act #: ATH01004X
Athletic Fields: Highlander Little League Fields Meet Location: 1940 Ed Eckert Drive
Tennis Courts: Fisher Tennis Courts
Cooking
Chef Debbie McGiffin will teach how to
prepare real food using fabulous recipes.
Each day, campers will eat all the food
they prepare and receive a notebook
filled with recipes and important culinary
information.
8-15 yrs Mon - Fri 9 am - 12 pm
Weeks 1-6: June 14-July 23 (no camp July 5)
$195 / week
Hale Senior Activity Center
Note: Register with Chef John: call 727-
433-1889, email ChefJohns@outlook.com
or visit www.ItsAllAboutTheFood.us
Xtra Rec Available
Need extra time getting
to or from work? Xtra
Rec is a supervised activity
program offered before and after select
camps. See camp descriptions for more
information or call 727-812-4530.
Cooking Camp
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Dunedin Who Should Apply:
● Teens who are:
Goals of the Program:
● Prepare teens in the community for
Community Center 13 years of age as of January 1, 2021
16 years of age as of August 6, 2021
future leadership roles based on the
“Leadership Begins With Me” motto
1920 Pinehurst Road
Dunedin, FL 34698 ● Teens that can commit to (4) ● Instill and develop self-motivation
727-812-4530 consecutive weeks of summer and and work ethic
attend trainings. ● Teach invaluable skills and grow as
Emily Hoban, Supervisor
727-738-2920 ● Teens with a positive attitude who responsible young adults
are eager to be a role model. ● Take on future roles within the Parks
& Recreation Department
Teen Leadership Program
How To Apply:
Dunedin Parks & Recreation is seeking
responsible teen volunteers to be a Teen ● Applications are available online at Teens Will Gain Experience In:
Leader to work with adult mentors during www.DunedinGov.com/camps and: ● Leadership training
summer camp for a valuable experience y Dunedin Community Center ● Team building
learning leadership skills. 1920 Pinehurst Road
● Communication skills
727-812-4530
● Preparing for the work force
The Derek Teele Foundation y MLK, Jr. Recreation Center
The Teen Leadership Program is 550 Laura Lane ● Volunteering for the community
sponsored by the Derek Teele Foundation. 727-738-2920 ● Gaining individualized training and
The Foundation was established in 2007 ● Applications must be submitted hands-on experience
in memory of Derek Grafton Teele whose by Wednesday, March 31. ● Earning community service hours
precious life was taken too early at the ● Required interviews will be for scholarships/clubs
young age of 17 in a car accident. The scheduled with Recreation staff.
Foundation works hard every day and
strives to remember Derek’s gentle soul ● Selected teens will be notified by
and keeps his loving spirit alive as they mail during the week of April 21.
continue to make positive impacts in ● Selected teens must provide a
the community by supporting children, copy of their birth certificate, obtain
families and animal organizations. For a background check and attend
more information or to make a donation, required trainings.
please contact: ● Selected teens are required to return
The Derek Teele Foundation their enrollment paperwork and pay
727-430-1277, rteele@tampabay.rr.com a $50 material fee; pay by May 14 to
www.DerekTeeleFoundation.com receive a $15 discount.
www.DunedinGov.com/camps Pricing Key: $ Rec Card / $ No Card Act #: = Available for Online Registration 10Registration & Scholarships
Registration Information Payment Information Adopt-a-Camper
Registration opens at 8:00 am on Methods of Payment Give a child the opportunity and experience
Wednesday, March 10 and continues of summer camp! All monies collected will
Payment cannot be taken over the phone.
until camps are full. There is a variety be used exclusively for camp scholarships.
Payments must be made in person or
of weekly camps to choose from and Over 700 children participate in our camps
online (see Walk-In and Online Registration
registration can fill fast. in a typical year. With your help we’d like to
sections). We accept check, cash, money
Please Note: Camp registrations vary extend our services to those in need.
order, Visa, MasterCard, American
on a weekly basis and groups are Express and Discover. Checks should be Contributions are tax deductible.
divided according to age (down to the made payable to City of Dunedin.
exact month.) Therefore, your child Questions or Contributions?
may experience different camp leaders Please contact: Dunedin Parks & Recreation
throughout the summer.
Payment in Full
1920 Pinehurst Road, Dunedin, FL 34698
Paying camp fees in full at the time 727-812-4530
of registration will ensure your child’s Download forms at www.DunedinGov.com/camps
Camp Shirts
enrollment in the desired camp(s).
Campers will receive a camp shirt during
their first registration for the following
Deferred Payments
Dunedin for Youth
camps: Pre-K, Kids, Tweens & Teens, Scholarship Fund
Nature and Hammock Wilderness Camp. y Deferred payments apply to the
Specialty Camps and Half Day Camps Pre-K, Kids and Tweens & Teens The George J. Koutsourais Dunedin for
excluded. Additional shirts are available Camps only. Hammock, Nature and Youth Scholarship Fund was established
to purchase for $10 each. Campers must Specialty Camps do not apply. in memory of former Mayor/Commissioner
wear their camp shirt during field trips. y Enroll at the Dunedin Community Manuel G. Koutsourais’ son through a
Center to set up deferred payments. resolution by the Dunedin City Commission.
Online Registration & Payments y Pay for the first two desired camp The purpose of the Scholarship Fund is to
weeks in full. generate contributions and donations from
To register or pay online, the participant
individuals, businesses and organizations
must have a valid Rec Card or an online y Pay a $25 non-refundable / non-
to be used towards providing financial
accessible account. Selected children’s transferable down payment for each
assistance to young children and teens
activities (TGFH, camps, etc.) must have a additional camp week.
of Dunedin whose families are in need
valid Child Emergency/Identification Form y Balances are due according to the of financial assistance for their child to
on file with our office before registering published payment schedule. participate in summer camps and other
online. Online registration is available until
y Payments are the parents’ recreational programs.
11:59pm on Saturday for the following
responsibility. A $10 late fee will The Dunedin for Youth Scholarship Fund
camp week, unless the camp is full.
be charged for payments received helps children build:
Deferred payments can be made online.
after the due date. Campers whose y Teamwork & Life Skills
For more information, call 727-812-4530
balance has not been paid by the
or visit www.DunedinGov.com/payonline. y Self Confidence & Responsibility
beginning of the camp week cannot
be admitted into the program. y Healthy Lifestyles & Perseverance
Walk-in Registration y Payments may be made online at y Friendships
Register in person at the Dunedin www.DunedinGov.com/payonline. If you would like to make a contribution
Community Center or MLK, Jr. Recreation and help today’s youth become tomorrow’s
Center. Walk-in registration is available leaders, please call 727-812-4530.
until the camp is full.
y Dunedin Community Center Scholarships Available
1920 Pinehurst Road
Scholarships are available to children and
727-812-4530
teens of Dunedin whose families cannot
y MLK, Jr. Recreation Center afford to register them for summer camps.
550 Laura Lane Funds are dispersed based on need and
727-738-2920 availability of funds. If you require financial
assistance for your child’s participation,
Program Changes / Cancellations scholarship applications are available at
the Dunedin Community Center and the
Dates, times and fees are subject to MLK, Jr. Recreation Center, or online at
change due to availability of instructors www.DunedinGov.com/camps.
and facility schedules. Programs may
be cancelled due to lack of sufficient
registration. To confirm schedule, please www.DunedinGov.com/payonline
call 727-812-4530.
11 www.DunedinGov.com/camps Pricing Key: $ Rec Card / $ No Card Act #: = Available for Online RegistrationPolicies & Rec Cards
General Policies Cancellations & Refunds Recreation Cards (continued)
ADA Accommodation How Do I Request A Refund? Are You A Dunedin Resident?
If you have a disability that requires A written request for cancellations and A City of Dunedin resident is any person
accommodation, please notify the refunds must be received ten (10) days meeting the following criteria:
Dunedin ADA Coordinator at 727-298- prior to the start of the weekly camp. 1. Those who reside (owning or renting on a
3199 a minimum of 48 hours prior to Requests may be submitted in person to continual basis) within the City of Dunedin.
the event or program and reasonable the facility supervisor or mailed to: This does not include unincorporated areas.
accommodation will be made. Dunedin Community Center 2. Individuals who own a business within the
Attn: Registration City of Dunedin.
Anti-Discrimination 1920 Pinehurst Road To determine residency, you can visit
Dunedin, FL 34698 the Pinellas County Property Appraiser
The City of Dunedin does not discriminate
on the basis of race, color, national website at http://www.pcpao.org/ and
origin, sex, religion, age, gender identity,
Refund Policies “Search Our Database”. Property in
expression of sexual orientation or disabled y No refunds will be issued after Dunedin will show a Tax District of “DN”.
status in employment or the provision of the camp week begins, except for
services. This document is available on medical reasons, see below. Proof of Residency
tape and in large print upon request. A y No refunds for one day programs or
To obtain or renew a Rec Card, residents
TDD (telecommunications device for the trips.
must present a photo ID (Florida’s
deaf) will provide a deaf person with the y Rec Cards will not be refunded after Driver’s License) and another proof of
ability to communicate with the City. The two weeks of issue date, or if the residency containing: name, address and
TDD number is 727- 298-3346. card has been used. Must include a date that is less than 90 days old upon
Rec Card with the written request. date of application.
Insurance y For camp enrollments made using
While the Dunedin Parks & Recreation the Deferred Payment Option,
What If I Don’t Have A Rec Card?
Department is committed to the safety the $25 down payments are non-
refundable/non-transferable. Persons who do not possess a Rec Card
of all its participants, the City of Dunedin
y If approved, general refunds may be may register for certain programs by
assumes no responsibility for personal
issued, minus a $10 administrative paying a higher fee as indicated in the
injuries or loss of personal property while
fee ($20 for the Before & After course information.
using City facilities or participating in
recreation activities. It is recommended School Program and camps) per Pricing Key: $ Rec Card / $ No Rec Card
that anyone enrolled in a program or participant, per refund request.
using the facilities in general make Lost / Stolen Cards
provisions to provide adequate coverage Medical Exemption
Lost or stolen cards should be reported
with his/her own insurance program. A medical form signed by a doctor stating to the Dunedin Community Center, 727-
that the participant is unable to participate 812-4530. Upon notice, Rec Cards will
Photo & Video Policy for the remainder of the program will be replaced with the same expiration
entitle the participant to a refund or credit date for a fee of $5.
Frequently, photos and videos may be
as outlined above.
taken of people enjoying City facilities,
programs and events. Please be aware Recreation Card Rates
that these photos and videos may Recreation Cards
Resident Rec Card $10 / 1 year
be used to promote the services and
What Is A Recreation Card? Non-Resident Rec Card $90 / 1 year
facilities that our City offers, and become
$56 / 6 months
the City’s sole property. The City of Recreation cardholders pay a discounted
Unincorporated Rec Card $56 / 1 year
Dunedin and the media may publish fee for programs. Certain programs
(Pinellas County)
these photographs or air these videos in require the participants to have a
printed publications, cable TV and online valid Recreation Card (Rec Card) to Photo will be taken, therefore participant
on the City’s website and social media. participate. When registering, Rec Cards must be present at time of purchase.
must be valid for the entire duration of the
activity/program.
Age Requirements
All persons, 3 years and older may
obtain a Rec Card. Children under three
may participate by using their parent’s
Rec Card. Individuals under 18 years
must have their parent or legal guardian
present to sign for their Rec Card. Proof
of age may be required.
www.DunedinGov.com/camps Pricing Key: $ Rec Card / $ No Card Act #: = Available for Online Registration 12Aquatics
Highlander Pool Swim Lessons Swim Lessons (continued)
1937 Ed Eckert Drive Group Swim Lessons Private Lessons
727-298-3266 • visit website Parent & Child 6 mo-3 yrs 20 minutes Receive (4) 30-minute sessions of private
Alicia Castricone, Aquatics Coordinator Play & splash with your child as you help them instruction. For best results, the 1st & 4th
25 yd x 25 yd Meter Main Pool become comfortable in the water. session must be within a 2-week period.
y (2) 1 Meter Spring Diving Boards Little Guppies 3-4 yrs 20 minutes 6 months & up
y Children’s Training Pool Your child will explore the water independently as Resumes in Spring; by appointment only
y Swim Lessons & Water Fitness they learn the fundamentals of swimming. Highlander Pool
y Birthday Party & Picnic Rentals Level 1 4+ yrs 30 minutes
Learn to submerge the face, begin arm and leg Adaptive Swim Lessons
Please Note:
motions and experience buoyancy.
y Children not potty trained are required to wear a Children with special needs will receive
swim diaper and plastic pants. Level 2 4+ yrs 30 minutes
(4) 30-minute sessions and learn skills to
y 9yrs & younger must be accompanied by an Begin locomotive skills by exploring arm and leg
stay safe near water, increase physical
adult. 10-17yrs can attend without an adult, movements that will become strokes in the future.
and cognitive functions, and embrace the
after passing the swim test. Must be able to float for 5 seconds unassisted.
wonders swimming has to offer.
y 17yrs & younger who wish to use the diving Level 3 4+ yrs 30 minutes
3-18 yrs
board must pass the Swim & Safety Test. Refine the front crawl and be introduced to the
Resumes in Spring; by appointment only
backstroke, breaststroke and butterfly.
Highlander Pool
Hours of Operation Level 4-6 4+ yrs 30 minutes
All strokes are refined and swimmers develop
The pool is open seasonally, April-September. The endurance and confidence. Every Child a Swimmer
pool may close during unsafe weather conditions.
Schedule A free program in partnership with the
April 1 - June 13* Session 1: May 17-26 Session 5: July 12-21 Kiwanis Club of Dunedin teaching basic
Lap Swim: Reservations required - Reserve Online Session 2: June 1-9 Session 6: Jul 26-Aug 4 swim techniques to non-swimmers, ages
y Monday-Thursday: 3-7:00 pm Session 3: June 14-23 Session 7: Aug 16-25 3-11. Classes are 30-minutes and limited
y Saturday & Sunday: 9-10:00 am Session 4: Jun 28-Jul 8 Session 8: Aug 30-Sep 9 to 4 students per class. During class, child
Open Swim: Session Sessions Sessions
must wear proper bathing suit and parent
y Saturday & Sunday: 10 am - 5 pm Class Level 1 2-6 7-8 must be in the water with the child.
y Reservations not required Mon-Wed for 2 weeks (6 classes) Session 1 (3-4 yrs & 5-11 yrs)
Children’s Training Pool opens May 1st Parent & Child 5:00 pm 4:30 pm *Registration/Assessment:
Little Guppies 5:30 pm 5:00 pm
Wed, March 31 4-6:30 pm
June 14 - August 6* at Highlander Pool
Level 1 6:00 pm 5:30 pm 5:00 pm
Lap Swim: Reservations required - Reserve Online Class: Mon-Wed, April 5-14
Level 2 5:30 pm 5:30 pm
y Monday-Thursday: 8-9:00 am 4:30 pm, 5 pm, 5:30 pm or 6 pm
y Friday: 8-10:00 am Level 3 6:00 pm 6:00 pm
*Please Note: Child must attend registration/
y Saturday & Sunday: 9-10:00 am Level 4-6 6:00 pm assesment and wear swim suit to complete the
Open Swim: Reservations not required
$40 / $60 per session swim test and attend the class.
y Monday-Wednesday & Friday: 2-5:00 pm Highlander Pool $ Free (must pre-register through Eventbrite.com)
y Thursday: 2-7:00 pm Highlander Pool
y Saturday & Sunday: 10 am - 5 pm
If lesson falls on a holiday, it will be held on Thursday.
Schedule subject to change based on demand. Must
August 7 - September 30* be registered prior to start date; class size limited
to 4 participants. Register at Highlander Pool or
Lap Swim: Reservations required - Reserve Online
Community Center.
y Monday-Thursday: 3-7:00 pm
y Saturday & Sunday: 9-10:00 am
Open Swim: Reservations not required
y Saturday & Sunday: 10 am - 5 pm
y Reservations not required
*Pool will be open 10am-5pm on Memorial Day,
Independence Day and Labor Day. Closed on Easter.
Admission
Daily Admission $3 / person
Family Punch Pass $25
Includes 10 punches for general admission for any
participant. Cannot be used for admission to special
events. Expires 1 month from date of purchase. Highlander Pool
13 www.DunedinGov.com/camps Pricing Key: $ Rec Card / $ No Card Act #: = Available for Online RegistrationAquatics
Lifeguard Training Water Fitness Kiwanis
Have a fun and rewarding summer
job and become a certified lifeguard.
Adaptive Water Wellness
Shallow water aerobics designed for
Sprayground
Must pass the swim test and attend all 1937 Ed Eckert Drive
participants of all abilities, including
classes. Class includes blended learning 727-298-3266 • visit website
developmental and physical disabilities.
(online and in person). Bring suit, towel, dry Alicia Castricone, Aquatics Coordinator
Participants have the option to use
clothes and lunch.
weights, noodles and stability belts. y Interactive Water Playground
15+ yrs March 22 - April 1 (see schedule below) y 3,000 square-foot play area
16+ yrs Mon/Wed/Fri Jun 14-Aug 6 9-10am
Swim Test: Week of March 8-12 (scheduled w/ instructor) y Motion-Activated Features
$4 / drop-in (no charge for participant’s assistant)
Zoom Meetings: March 22 & 25, 4-6:30 pm y Colorful, Whimsical Features
$40 punch pass (includes 12 classes)
March 29: 4-7:30 pm y Non-Slip Surface & ADA Accessible
Highlander Pool
In-Person: March 23 & 24, 3-5:00 pm y Restrooms & Playground nearby
Mar. 27 & Apr. 1, 9am-12pm or 1-3pm
Shallow Water Wellness Hours & Guidelines
$200/person +$39 paid to American Red Cross
Must register by March 7 Act #: POOL13003 Exercise with low to zero impact on the
The Kiwanis Sprayground will reopen for the season
Highlander Pool body to tone muscle, increase joint range
on Saturday, March 13. Hours subject to change.
of motion, reduce pain and stiffness, and
get a great cardiovascular workout. March 13 - June 13:*
Radiant Aquatics y Mon-Thur: 10am-12pm & 3-6pm (hourly blocks)
16+ yrs Mon/Wed/Fri Jun 14-Aug 6 9-10am
Diving Team $4 / drop-in; $40 punch pass (includes 12 classes) y Friday: Closed
Highlander Pool y Saturday & Sunday: 9 am - 5 pm (hourly blocks)
Learn the fundamentals of competitive
diving. Students will practice approaches, June 14 - August 6:*
forward and back jumps and more. Once Float Fit y Monday: 10 am - 6pm
you know the basics, you will move on to y Tues & Wed: 9 am-2 pm & 4-6 pm
A fun and challenging class with high-
more advanced dives. y Thursday: 9 am - 6 pm
intensity interval training, burpees, squats,
y Friday: 9 am - 2 pm & 4-5 pm
5-17 yr v-ups, planks and aqua climbers, all
performed while balancing on the float mat. y Saturday & Sunday: 9 am - 5 pm
Mon-Thurs June 14 - July 29
$195 / person + $16 annual fee for AAU August 7 - October 10:*
16+ yrs Postponed until further notice
registration (paid to coach) Act #: POOL04075 y Mon-Thur: 10am-12pm & 3-6pm (hourly blocks)
Highlander Pool
Highlander Pool y Friday: Closed
y Saturday & Sunday: 9 am - 5 pm (hourly blocks)
Yoga at the Pool *The Spraygound will be open 9am-5pm on Memorial
Swim Team - Youth Bring your mat and relax to the calm Day, Independence Day and Labor Day. Closed on
Learn and expand on your skills with Coach sounds from the pool. Yoga will take Easter Sunday, April 4.
Kyle Trelka. For beginners, recreational place in the grass area near the pool with
and competitive swimmers. Optional local instructor Leila Accad. Admission & Reservations
swim meets offered during summer. 16+ yrs Postponed until further notice Admission is free, however, reservations
5-17 yrs Highlander Pool are required ahead of time:
Mon-Thurs June 14 - July 29 9-10 am or y Reserve online. If unable to reserve online,
5:30-6:30 pm call 727-298-3266.
$195 / person + $16 annual fee for AAU
registration (paid to coach) Act #: POOL04074
Highlander Pool
Swim Team - Masters
Workouts focus on general fitness and
stroke technique, as well as elements of
race training. This mix makes the program
an ideal place for both the fitness and
competitive swimmers alike. Led by Head
Coach Kyle Trelka.
18+ yrs
Mon-Thurs May - September 8-9:00 am
$10/drop-in; $60 / month Act #: POOL04076
Highlander Pool
Kiwanis Sprayground
www.DunedinGov.com/camps Pricing Key: $ Rec Card / $ No Card Act #: = Available for Online Registration 14Before &
r Scho
Afte ograms ol
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Locations Highlights
• Dunedin Elementary • Safe & Enriching Environment
• Garrison-Jones Elementary • Qualified Professional Staff
• San Jose Elementary • Supervised Games & Activities
• Homework & Study Times
Schedule • Pinellas County Child Care
Licensed Program
• Offered on all school days
• Before Care: 7:30 am - start of school
• After Care: End of school - 6:00 pm
727-738-2920
www.DunedinGov.com
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