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Oak Brook Park District keeps kids playing
The Oak Brook Park District Pioneer group, (from left) Phyllis Heckmann, Kay McKay, Nancy Strathdee, Joan Holland, Sue Jandak, Betty Rooney, Bonnie Zanger, Patricia Schmidt, Barbara Latini and Jeanne Davik, enjoy the balmy weather andl Chicago skyline bef
Park District works to make happy campers
The Oak Brook Park District’s summer camp Playground Program first began in 1969 and continues today as one of the most popular programs.
Pee Wee Playground Camp is for campers ages 3-5 and provides a summer recreational experience. Activities are based around a central theme and each week’s activities include social play, arts and crafts, storytelling, music and outdoor activities.
Playground Camp is for kids entering first through sixth grades and is a day camp focusing around weekly themes. Each Thursday, Playground Campers go on a field trip.
Registration is available for all Park District summer camp programs.
For information or to download the 50th anniversary edition of Oak Brook Park District’s Camp & Aquatic Guide, visit www.obparks.org or stop by the Family Recreation Center, 1450 Forest Gate Road.
Updated: May 28, 2012 8:42AM
The Oak Brook Park District’s summer camp Playground Program first began in 1969 and continues today as one of the most popular programs.
Pee Wee Playground Camp is for campers ages 3-5 and provides a summer recreational experience. Activities are based around a central theme and each week’s activities include social play, arts and crafts, storytelling, music and outdoor activities.
Playground Camp is for kids entering first through sixth grades and is a day camp focusing around weekly themes. Each Thursday, Playground Campers go on a field trip.
Registration is available for all Park District summer camp programs.
For information or to download the 50th anniversary edition of Oak Brook Park District’s Camp & Aquatic Guide, visit www.obparks.org or stop by the Family Recreation Center, 1450 Forest Gate Road.
