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This program is intended for students who attend a 200 Day School. Camp at Bellemeade will only run 7 weeks, NOT the full summer. Any participant looking for a full 10-week program should enroll at another camp location. PRCF can not guarantee that participants will not be able to "transfer" to another location at the end of the 7 weeks at Bellemeade.

Our Summer Day Camp program will provide campers the opportunity to improve their social and physical skill sets in a safe and supportive environment while participating in athletic, environmental, and arts programming, going on field trips, and much more! Breakfast and lunch will be served daily courtesy of USDA Summer Meals for Kids Federal Food Program.

*Registration for City of Richmond residents opens February 17th at 1:00 pm. Non-city residents will not be permitted to register until March 30th.
*To receive the resident rate ($475), proof of City of Richmond residency (example - RPS report card, utility bill, rental agreement, etc.) will be required uploads at the time of registration. Please have this ready prior to beginning the registration process.

*$35 deposit due at time of registration.
*Campers must be 6 years of age or have completed a full year of kindergarten by the beginning of camp. If your child will not be 6 by the start of camp but has completed kindergarten, you will need to visit the community center in person or call the community center to register over the phone.
*Please note that some activities and field trips will require and additional fees and permission slips.
*There will be no camp on June 19th and July 3rd.

PRCF is committed to ensuring compliance with the ADA. If the participant needs to request a program modification or an accommodation, please click here.

If you are interested in applying for a summer camp scholarship please click here.

Summer is the perfect time for curious and energetic children to try new things. In 2026, Ann Hardy Plaza Community Center, is offering 4 weeks of exciting activities to bring the art and creativity out of your child!

This program will include movement, arts, innovation, and traditional camp activities.

Week 1 - Movement in Paint
Week 2 - Introduction to Ceramics
Week 3 - Reduce, Reuse, DIY!
Week 4 - Studio Sampler

Breakfast and lunch will be provided through the USDA Summer Meals Program.

For more information, please contact Glynes Cheatham at 804-646-4824

PRCF is committed to ensuring compliance with the ADA. If the participant needs to request a program modification or an accommodation, please click here.

Registration will be from May 20 - June 20. For more information, please contact Kim Morgan at (804) 646-1175

Summer Pop In programs are designed for those who may not need all day care, but still want their child to socialize and be involved in positive activities for the summer. Activities will include outdoor play, arts and crafts, local neighborhood trips, and more. Breakfast and lunch will also be provided.

This program runs 9 am - 3 pm and all participants must have completed a full year of kindergarten.
Please note that some field trips may require an added fee to participate in.
There will be no camp on June 19th and July 3rd.

For more information, please contact the community center you are interested in attending.
*Note - The Fairfield/Gill Center location runs on the RPS 200 day school calendar and will only run 7 weeks. Do not register for Fairfield if you are in need of care for the entire 10-weeks as PRCF can not guarantee we will be able transfer you to a different location at the end of the first 7 weeks.*

Our Summer Day Camp program will provide campers the opportunity to improve their social and physical skill sets in a safe and supportive environment while participating in athletic, environmental, and arts programming, going on field trips, and much more! Breakfast and lunch will be served daily courtesy of USDA Summer Meals for Kids Federal Food Program.

*Registration for City of Richmond residents opens February 17th at 1:00 pm. Non-city residents will not be permitted to register until March 30th.
*To receive the resident rate ($475), proof of City of Richmond residency (example - RPS report card, utility bill, rental agreement, etc.) will be required uploads at the time of registration. Please have this ready prior to beginning the registration process.

*$45 deposit due at time of registration.
*Campers must be 6 years of age or have completed a full year of kindergarten by the beginning of camp. If your child will not be 6 by the start of camp but has completed kindergarten, you will need to visit the community center in person or call the community center to register over the phone.
*Please note that some activities and field trips will require and additional fees and permission slips.
*There will be no camp on June 19th and July 3rd.

PRCF is committed to ensuring compliance with the ADA. If the participant needs to request a program modification or an accommodation, please click here.

If you are interested in applying for a summer camp scholarship please click here.
Optional Online Field Trip Payments: During registration, you can choose to add an additional fee to include your summer 2026 field trip payments up front. You can make payments on this on your online account between the time of registration and the start of camp. Adding field trips at the time of registration is optional. You may also opt to wait and pay for them on site weekly throughout the summer. All field trips are optional.

Through daily music theater, art, and dance classes-campers will discover their own natural talents and learn how to work collaboratively as a group to create their culminating camp performance!

SUMMER CAMP WILL BE CLOSE JUNE 19TH, IN OBSERVANCE OF JUNETEENTH AND JULY 3RD IN OBSERVANCE OF INDEPENDENCE DAY!!

Teens in Motion is a dynamic, hands-on summer experience designed for teens who love to create, move, and express themselves. Campers will explore a variety of art forms-including Musical theater, creative design, dance, and performance-while staying active through engaging indoor and outdoor physical activities.

This program encourages teens to bring their ideas to life, collaborate with peers, and build confidence through-creative exploration. Campers are encouraged to participate for the full summer, allowing them to grow their skills and finish with multiple showcases highlighting everything they learned throughout the summer.