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Thursday July 3, 2025
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7:30 AM - 8:30 AM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Before Camp Program - 7 weeks
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 2 - Current 1st Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 2 - Current 2nd Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 2 - Current 3rd Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 2 - Current 4th & 5th Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 2 - Current Kindergarten
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 2 - Current 1st Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 2 - Current 2nd Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 2 - Current 3rd Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 2 - Current 4th & 5th Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 2 - Current Kindergarten
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - After Camp Program - 7 weeks
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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5:30 PM - 11:59 PM
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Friday July 4, 2025
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Before Camp Program - 7 weeks
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 2 - Current 1st Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 2 - Current 2nd Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 2 - Current 3rd Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 2 - Current 4th & 5th Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 2 - Current Kindergarten
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - After Camp Program - 7 weeks
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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5:30 PM - 11:59 PM
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Monday July 7, 2025
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Before Camp Program - 7 weeks
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current 1st Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current 2nd Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current 3rd Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current 4th & 5th Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current Kindergarten
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current 1st Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current 2nd Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current 3rd Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current 4th & 5th Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current Kindergarten
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - After Camp Program - 7 weeks
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Tuesday July 8, 2025
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Before Camp Program - 7 weeks
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current 1st Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current 2nd Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current 3rd Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current 4th & 5th Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current Kindergarten
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current 1st Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current 2nd Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current 3rd Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current 4th & 5th Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current Kindergarten
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - After Camp Program - 7 weeks
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Before Camp Program - 7 weeks
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current 1st Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current 2nd Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current 3rd Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current 4th & 5th Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current Kindergarten
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current 1st Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current 2nd Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current 3rd Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current 4th & 5th Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current Kindergarten
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - After Camp Program - 7 weeks
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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5:30 PM - 11:59 PM
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6:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Thursday July 10, 2025
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7:30 AM - 8:30 AM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Before Camp Program - 7 weeks
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current 1st Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current 2nd Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current 3rd Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current 4th & 5th Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current Kindergarten
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current 1st Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current 2nd Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current 3rd Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current 4th & 5th Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current Kindergarten
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - After Camp Program - 7 weeks
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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5:30 PM - 11:59 PM
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Friday July 11, 2025
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7:30 AM - 8:30 AM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Before Camp Program - 7 weeks
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current 1st Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current 2nd Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current 3rd Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current 4th & 5th Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current Kindergarten
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current 1st Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current 2nd Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current 3rd Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current 4th & 5th Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 3 - Current Kindergarten
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - After Camp Program - 7 weeks
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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5:30 PM - 11:59 PM
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Monday July 14, 2025
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Before Camp Program - 7 weeks
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current 1st Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current 2nd Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current 3rd Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current 4th & 5th Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current Kindergarten
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current 1st Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current 2nd Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current 3rd Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current 4th & 5th Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current Kindergarten
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - After Camp Program - 7 weeks
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Tuesday July 15, 2025
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Before Camp Program - 7 weeks
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current 1st Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current 2nd Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current 3rd Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current 4th & 5th Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current Kindergarten
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current 1st Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current 2nd Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current 3rd Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current 4th & 5th Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current Kindergarten
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - After Camp Program - 7 weeks
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Before Camp Program - 7 weeks
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current 1st Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current 2nd Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current 3rd Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current 4th & 5th Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current Kindergarten
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current 1st Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current 2nd Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current 3rd Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current 4th & 5th Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current Kindergarten
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - After Camp Program - 7 weeks
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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5:30 PM - 11:59 PM
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6:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Thursday July 17, 2025
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7:30 AM - 8:30 AM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Before Camp Program - 7 weeks
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current 1st Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current 2nd Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current 3rd Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current 4th & 5th Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current Kindergarten
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current 1st Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current 2nd Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current 3rd Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current 4th & 5th Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current Kindergarten
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - After Camp Program - 7 weeks
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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5:30 PM - 11:59 PM
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Friday July 18, 2025
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7:30 AM - 8:30 AM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Before Camp Program - 7 weeks
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current 1st Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current 2nd Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current 3rd Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current 4th & 5th Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current Kindergarten
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current 1st Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current 2nd Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current 3rd Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current 4th & 5th Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 4 - Current Kindergarten
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - After Camp Program - 7 weeks
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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5:30 PM - 11:59 PM
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Monday July 21, 2025
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Before Camp Program - 7 weeks
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current 1st Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current 2nd Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current 3rd Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current 4th & 5th Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current Kindergarten
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current 1st Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current 2nd Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current 3rd Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current 4th & 5th Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current Kindergarten
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - After Camp Program - 7 weeks
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Tuesday July 22, 2025
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Before Camp Program - 7 weeks
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current 1st Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current 2nd Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current 3rd Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current 4th & 5th Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current Kindergarten
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current 1st Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current 2nd Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current 3rd Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current 4th & 5th Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current Kindergarten
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - After Camp Program - 7 weeks
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Before Camp Program - 7 weeks
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current 1st Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current 2nd Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current 3rd Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current 4th & 5th Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current Kindergarten
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current 1st Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current 2nd Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current 3rd Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current 4th & 5th Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current Kindergarten
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - After Camp Program - 7 weeks
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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5:30 PM - 11:59 PM
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6:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Thursday July 24, 2025
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7:30 AM - 8:30 AM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Before Camp Program - 7 weeks
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current 1st Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current 2nd Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current 3rd Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current 4th & 5th Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current Kindergarten
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current 1st Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current 2nd Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current 3rd Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current 4th & 5th Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current Kindergarten
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - After Camp Program - 7 weeks
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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5:30 PM - 11:59 PM
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Friday July 25, 2025
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7:30 AM - 8:30 AM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Before Camp Program - 7 weeks
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current 1st Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current 2nd Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current 3rd Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current 4th & 5th Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current Kindergarten
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current 1st Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current 2nd Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current 3rd Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current 4th & 5th Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 5 - Current Kindergarten
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - After Camp Program - 7 weeks
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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5:30 PM - 11:59 PM
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Monday July 28, 2025
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Before Camp Program - 7 weeks
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current 1st Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current 2nd Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current 3rd Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current 4th & 5th Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current Kindergarten
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current 1st Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current 2nd Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current 3rd Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current 4th & 5th Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current Kindergarten
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - After Camp Program - 7 weeks
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Tuesday July 29, 2025
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Before Camp Program - 7 weeks
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current 1st Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current 2nd Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current 3rd Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current 4th & 5th Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current Kindergarten
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current 1st Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current 2nd Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current 3rd Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current 4th & 5th Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current Kindergarten
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - After Camp Program - 7 weeks
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Before Camp Program - 7 weeks
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current 1st Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current 2nd Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current 3rd Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current 4th & 5th Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current Kindergarten
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current 1st Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current 2nd Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current 3rd Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current 4th & 5th Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current Kindergarten
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - After Camp Program - 7 weeks
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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5:30 PM - 11:59 PM
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6:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Thursday July 31, 2025
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7:30 AM - 8:30 AM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Before Camp Program - 7 weeks
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current 1st Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current 2nd Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current 3rd Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current 4th & 5th Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current Kindergarten
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current 1st Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current 2nd Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current 3rd Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current 4th & 5th Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current Kindergarten
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - After Camp Program - 7 weeks
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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5:30 PM - 11:59 PM
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Friday August 1, 2025
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7:30 AM - 8:30 AM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Before Camp Program - 7 weeks
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current 1st Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current 2nd Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current 3rd Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current 4th & 5th Grade
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current Kindergarten
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current 1st Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current 2nd Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current 3rd Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current 4th & 5th Grade
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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Fee Waivers and State Subsidy - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - Week 6 - Current Kindergarten
City of Portland Fee Waivers and State Subsidy Only - Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - If you do not qualify for a waiver or subsidy please register HERENew Registration Process for Fee Waiver Applicants for Camp Venture 2025We hope you’re as excited as we are for the upcoming Camp Venture 2025! There are important updates regarding the registration process and necessary steps for families applying for a 2025-2026 fee waiver. What’s New for 2025?In an effort to expand access, improve the registration experience, and ensure a smooth, efficient process for all families, we’ve made some changes to our registration and fee waiver procedures. Please read the following updates carefully:1. Registration Update - This year, families applying for a fee waiver are able to register online or in-person at the 212 Canco Rd Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am. Registration holds the child's spot in camp until the completed fee waiver application is received by the deadline and approved based on eligibility requirements. No deposit needed for fee waiver spots. *Please note, spaces are limited and registration does not guarantee a spot in camp. No spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person). 2. Fee Waiver Update - Fee waiver applications and documentation can be submitted from March 1- April 1, 2025 at the Canco Road Administration office or by mail.Submit Forms & Documentation to: Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department212 Canco Rd, Suite APortland, ME 04103You can find the 2025 Fee Waiver form - HERE3. Waiver Completion DeadlineCompleted fee waiver applications and all required documentation must be received by April 1, 2025. Late or incomplete applications will result in the spot being released. Incomplete applications will not be processed and will be returned. For questions about fee waiver applications or eligibility, please contact Tina Hawley at (207) 808-5427 or thh@portlandmaine.gov. 4. ConfirmationOnce all fee waiver documentation is received and approved based on eligibility requirements, families will be notified by mid-April if a spot is confirmed for camp.How to Register:
Create a household account by visiting https://portlandme.myrec.com
Registration opens online (below) and in-person at the 212 Canco Road Administration office on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 at 8:30am.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Skills Needed to Attend Camp-To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:1. Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.2. Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.3. Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.4. Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.5. Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.6. Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)After camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-Friday (not fee waiver eligible)DatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21-25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest Ave-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. -The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on May 2, 2025 -The Camp Calendar will be posted on May 30, 2025 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels).--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Camp Venture at Riverton Community Center - After Camp Program - 7 weeks
Important information to review before registering:
If your household has a fee waiver, CCAP, or other subsidy you wish to use for camp, please CLICK HERE to register.
Households not receiving fee waivers or subsidies may register online starting on Tuesday, March 4 at 8:30am. You can register in person at 212 Canco Road. However, no spots will be reserved for in-person registration (online registrants can get a spot while you are waiting in line to register in-person).
A $25 deposit per week, per camper is required at registration. This is a non-refundable deposit which applies toward the weekly registration fee.
When registering your children, please register them using their current grade (grade they are in for the school year 2024/25). This means children currently in Pre-K are not eligible for camp this summer.
The Parents/Caregiver Handbook will be posted on this page on May 2, 2025.
The Camp Calendar will be posted on this page on May 30, 2025.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our participants, everyone attending the camp must be able to perform the following readiness skills:- Participate independently or with reasonable accommodations/modifications.- Take and follow directions and instructions from a staff member and be open to changing what they are doing to keep the group safe and welcoming to all people.- Interact and participate in a manner that is physically and emotionally safe for themselves and others.- Maintain personal care without the support of recreation staff.- Stay with their assigned group throughout the program's duration or safely request a break from the group where staff can see/hear them and the rest of the group.- Follow the department's behavior expectations, which include being safe, respectful and responsible.
If your child needs additional support to show the readiness skills or they need to take or have with them a medication (Medical Permission For Inhalers, Epi-Pens and Insulin/Glucagon or other), please complete the appropriate online form below.
Medication Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Support Plan Form - Complete before registration day to expedite the checkout process - Everyone attending camp must complete this form. Please type "N/A" if it doesn't apply to the camper
Qualified individuals with a disability seeking an accommodation in order to participate in the Department’s programs are asked to complete the forms above. Once received, the Department will determine if it can support the requested accommodation(s). The Department can provide reasonable accommodations that do not cause an undue burden on the City or fundamentally alter the nature of the program.For more information please contact Jane O'Conor, Inclusion Supervisor - joconor@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5437--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------What: A summer day camp experience for children currently in grades K-5 and who are residents of Portland.Who: Portland residents currently in grades K-5 who have and can show the departments readiness skills. When: Regular camp - 8:30am-4:30pm, Monday-FridayBefore camp - 7:30am-8:30am, Monday-FridayAfter camp - 4:30pm-5:30pm, Monday-FridayDatesWeek 1 - June 23-27 Week 2 - June 30-July 3 (no camp July 4) Week 3 - July 7-11 Week 4 - July 14-18 Week 5 - July 21- 25 Week 6 - July 28-August 1Week 7 - August 4-8 Where: Riverton Community Center, 1600 Forest AveCost: - Regular camp: $250 per camper, per week (includes supervision, field trips, American Red Cross swim lesson for grades K-1 and American Red Cross WHALE Tales water safety for grades 2-5) - Before camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)- After camp - $240 for 7 weeks (7 week registration only)-Transportation to and from camp is the responsibility of the camper’s parents/caregiver. -Breakfast and lunch are provided free of charge through the Portland Public School's children’s food program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample Camp Schedule:Camp Sample Schedule (Camp Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 10:30 - Session 1 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity10:30-10:45 - bathroom and water break10:45-11:45 - Session 2 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity11:45 -12:45 - Lunch and Playground12:45-1:45 - Session 3 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity1:45-2:00 - bathroom and water break2:00-3:00 - Session 4 - Sports/Arts/Nature/Grade Group Activity3:00-4:00 - Afternoon snack and Camp Clean Up4:00-4:30 - playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playCamp Sample Schedule (Field Trip Day)Before Camp Care - 7:30AM-8:30AM - Free play8:30-9:30 - breakfast and morning announcements9:30 - 3:30 - Lunch and Field Trip3:30-4:30 -Camp Clean Up and playground or gym timeAfter Camp Care - 4:30PM-5:30PM - Free playWhat to bring each day:If campers show up without the things they need for the day, they will not be able to check in for camp.-Labeled backpack/tote with your child’s first and last name-Labeled and filled water bottle-A sun hat/cap and sunglasses -A change of clothing-Bathing suit and towel-Hat and sunscreen (SPF 30 or above)-Sneakers/ socks with closed-toed shoes. Sandals/flip flops/crocs are not appropriate unless on a beach trip-Snacks (e.g. fruit, granola bars, veggie, trail mix, pretzels)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please reach out to Ryan or Raechel, the Recreation Supervisors.Ryan French - rfrench@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5454Raechel Allen - rallen@portlandmaine.gov - (207) 808-5444
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