CITY OF ASHEVILLE PARK AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT: Spring Break & TR OAKS Spring Break Camps – Registration open

CITY OF ASHEVILLE PARK AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT: Spring Break & TR OAKS Spring Break Camps – Registration open
Spring Break & TR OAKS Spring Break Camps - Registration open — CITY OF ASHEVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT: : (https://www.ashevillenc.gov)
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City Of Asheville Park And Recreation Department issued the following announcement on March 17.

Need a break this spring?

Spring Break & TR OAKS Spring Break Camps – Registration open at avlREC.com

$40  |  4/3 – 4/7  |  8:30am – 6pmTempie Avery Montford & Stephens-Lee Community Centers

The 2023 Spring Break Camp programs are for youth in K-5th grades and teens in 6th-10th grades who like to be active and have fun during spring break.

TR OAKS Spring Break Camp$40  |  4/3 – 4/6  |  9am – 5:30pmMurphy Oakley Community Center

Enjoy a week of games, crafts, special events and field trips when youth are out of school for Spring Break. Must bring a lunch and drink. 

Participants who cannot meet eligibility requirements can attend with a 1:1 worker. 

Please contact the Therapeutic Recreation Program at 828-232-4529 for additional information.

Original source can be found here.        



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