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City Fall Break Camps for K-5 Kids | Seminole

The Seminole Parks and Recreation Department will host fall break camps for K-5 students with indoor and outdoor activities. Registration and a city recreation membership are required.

10/08/2026 · Seminole edition

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Seminole children in kindergarten through fifth grade can participate in fall break camps offered by the city's Parks and Recreation Department. The camps aim to keep young residents active and entertained during school breaks.

Activities include indoor and outdoor games and crafts. Pre-registration is required, and all participants need a city recreation membership.

Camp dates are Monday, Oct. 12; and Monday, Nov. 23; Tuesday, Nov. 24; and Wednesday, Nov. 25. The cost is $25 per day for residents and $35 per day for non-residents.

Interested residents must pre-register. For more information on registration procedures and daily schedules, contact the Parks and Recreation Department.

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