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Pensacola Summer Camps Kick Off June 1 for Local Kids

The City of Pensacola’s Parks and Recreation Department will serve 225 children at three centers – Cobb, Gull Point and Woodland Heights – for summer camp beginning June 1.

Pensacola Summer Camps Kick Off June 1 for Local Kids

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Pensacola Summer Camps Kick Off June 1 for Local Kids

The City of Pensacola’s Parks and Recreation Department will serve 225 children at three centers – Cobb, Gull Point and Woodland Heights – for summer camp beginning June 1.

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Key points

  • Summer camps in Pensacola start on June 1.
  • 225 children will be accommodated at three centers: Cobb, Gull Point, and Woodland Heights.
  • The program aims to provide local children with engaging recreational activities.

— The City of Pensacola is preparing to launch its summer camp program on June 1, providing a fun and engaging environment for local children.

Pensacola Parks and Recreation Summer Camps at Three Centers

The Parks and Recreation Department will accommodate 225 children at three designated centers: Cobb, Gull Point, and Woodland Heights.

Escambia County Summer Youth Programs and Community Benefits

This initiative offers a valuable opportunity for families in Pensacola and Escambia County, ensuring that children have access to recreational activities during the summer months. Local parents can look forward to a variety of programs designed to promote social interaction and physical activity while keeping their kids entertained and safe.

This article was produced with the assistance of AI and reviewed by our editorial team.

Based on reporting originally published by City of Pensacola. Read the original story.

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