Spring Break Camps

Spring break campers at THPRD enjoy crafts, sports, games, excursions, and more.

Spring break campers at THPRD enjoy crafts, sports, games, excursions, and more.

After a semester of spelling tests and homework, your kids can’t be blamed for craving some fresh air when school’s out! We've got your family covered with spring break camps. From sporty to outdoorsy, there’s something for every kid (ages 4-13). And with multiple locations around Beaverton, you’ll find one close by.

Camps are typically offered at multiple locations:

• Beaverton Swim Center
• Cedar Hills Recreation Center
• Conestoga Recreation and Aquatic Center
• Garden Home Recreation Center
• Sunset Swim Center
• Tualatin Hills Nature Center
• Babette Horenstein Tennis Center

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Beaverton Swim Center

Spring Break Camp
Ages 7-12
9 am-4 pm

All-day Spring break camp fun! Each day will include games, arts and crafts, and more. Register for just one day or all week. Please remember to send your child every day with a lunch, snacks for morning and afternoon, water bottle, and a swimsuit plus a towel each day.

Class IDs:
Monday, 3/24: BV382000, MARVELous Monday
Tuesday, 3/25: BV382001, Tasty Tuesday
Wednesday, 3/26: BV382002, Wet n’ Wild Wednesday,
Thursday, 3/27: BV382003, Theater Thursday
Friday, 3/28: BV382004, Friday Fun Day

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Cedar Hills Recreation Center

Spring Break Camp
5-11 years
7:30 am - 6 pm

Looking for an exciting way to spend Spring Break? Come and join us for fun activities. Our camp offers a variety of engaging games, creative arts and crafts, and interactive classroom activities designed to keep you entertained and learning! Each day provides new adventures and opportunities for making friends and having a blast. Don't forget to pack a water bottle, snack, and sack lunch for your child each day. We can't wait to see you there!

Class IDs:
Monday 3/24: CH38200, Adventure Awaits
Tuesday 3/25: CH38201, Creative Creations
Wednesday 3/26: CH38202, Science Spectacular
Thursday 3/27: CH38203, Nature Explorers
Friday 3/28: CH38204, Wild Wonders

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Conestoga Recreation and Aquatic Center

Spring Break Camp - Adventure Island
5-13 years
7:30 am – 6 pm

Join us for a week of treasure hunts, obstacle courses, and map-making, as kids explore "uncharted territories" and discover hidden treasures! Campers may travel offsite to Greenway Park. Register for just one day, every day, or anything in between. Please remember to send your camper every day with a water bottle, lunch, and snack for the morning & afternoon.

Class IDs:

Ages 5-7:
Monday, 3/24: CO37101
Tuesday, 3/25: CO37102
Wednesday, 3/26: CO37103
Thursday, 3/27: CO37104
Friday, 3/28: CO37105

Ages 8-13:
Monday, 3/24: CO37201
Tuesday, 3/25: CO37202
Wednesday, 3/26: CO37203
Thursday, 3/27: CO37204
Friday, 3/28: CO37205

Awesome Art Spring Break Camp
8-13 yrs
10 am-3 pm

Unleash your creativity in this hands-on art adventure. In Foundation of Art, campers will explore various art mediums, including painting, sculpture, comic book creation, and more. Campers will dive into a new form of artistic expression each day, experimenting with different materials and techniques. Whether you enjoy the brush strokes of painting, the tactile experience of sculpting, or the story telling in comic books, this camp offers something for every budding artist. By the end of the week, you’ll have discovered your favorite way to create and take home some fantastic art pieces.

Monday – Thursday, 3/24-3/27: CO37206

Journey to STEAM Spring Break Camps Lego® Architects Lego®
6-11 years
12 – 3 pm

Architects Embark on a creative journey as Lego Architects, where young builders explore the world of design and construction. Students will bring their architectural dreams to life with colorful Lego bricks, building structures such as bridges, buildings, castles, and towns. Topics include architectural styles, structural integrity, and urban planning. Please remember to send your camper with a water bottle, lunch, and snacks every day.

Monday – Friday, 3/24-3/28: CO37208

Lego® Coding and Robotics Lego® Coding and Robotics
6-11 years
8:30 - 11:30 am

Young engineers will dive into the exciting world of robotics, designing and building their own functional robots while exploring key STEM concepts like sensors, motors, and basic programming. Using Lego Spike, students will engage in hands-on learning, sparking creativity and problem-solving skills as they master coding and automation. Please remember to send your camper with a water bottle, lunch, and snacks every day.

Monday – Friday, 3/24-3/28: CO37207

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Garden Home Recreation Center

Spring Break Camp
6-10 years
7:30 am – 6 pm

No school during spring break? Join us for all-day camp fun! Each day will include games, sports, arts and crafts, and more. Register for single days or the whole week. Please remember to send your child every day with a water bottle, lunch, and a snack.

Class IDs:
Monday, 3/24: GH37201
Tuesday, 3/25: GH37202
Wednesday, 3/26: GH37203
Thursday, 3/27: GH37204
Friday, 3/28: GH37205

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Sunset Swim Center

Sunset's Spring Break Camp
7-12 years
8 am – 12 pm

Join us for a week of crafts, games, and swimming at the Sunset Swim Center! Each day will involve various crafts and weather permitting, outdoor games. Our last activity of each day will be a brief swim lesson followed by free time in the Open Swim session.

Monday – Thursday, 3/24 -3/27: SS381000

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Tualatin Hills Nature Center and Cooper Mountain Nature House

Nature Explorers Camp – Jurassic Birds
7-10 yrs
8 am – 5 pm

Nature Explorers Camps are a great way to make new friends and have fun while discovering nature. Expand your knowledge of science, learn about plants and animals, and hike two to five miles daily. Bring a lunch, drinking water, two snacks, and a backpack daily. Dress for the weather. Camps are held at the Tualatin Hills Nature Center.

Jurassic Birds How are dinosaurs related to birds? How do birds outsmart other animals and humans? Let’s search the Nature Park to find out whoo-hoo lives here, conduct scientific bird counts and owl pellet dissections, and find out which bird behaviors and bird parts are the same as their dinosaur relatives.

Monday – Friday, 3/24–3/28: NP37207

Camp Wild Things – Wild World of Reptiles
4-6 yrs
9 am - 12 pm

Build your child's sense of wonder about nature and invite them to explore wildlife and the world around them. Games, songs, new friends, crafts, and adventure make this a good camp for young children. Campers should dress for the weather and bring a snack, a water bottle, and a small backpack each day.

Wild World of Reptiles Hiss like a snake, hop like a frog and dive into the exciting world of reptiles and amphibians. From playful lizards to friendly turtles, this week is sure to spark curiosity and ignite imaginations!

Monday – Friday, 3/24-3/28: NP37100

Mini Nature Camp – Magical Forest
6-9 yrs
1 – 4 pm

Mini Nature Camps are half-day camps for elementary age children filled with fun and adventure. Create crafts, play games, make new friends, and explore the trails and habitats of the park. Campers should dress for the weather and bring a snack, a water bottle, and a small backpack each day.

Magical Forest We’ll weave our own stories of magic, fairies, and myth together as we adventure through nature! Craft fairy houses, make sparkling crafts, listen to riddles and stories, and discover the magic of the forest.

Monday – Friday, 3/24-3/28: NP37300

Wild Adventures Camp – Junior Rangers
6-9 years
8:30 am – 4 pm

Wild Adventures Camps are full-day camps for elementary age children filled with discovery, fun and wild adventures. Play nature games, make new creations and explore the trails and habitats of the park with brand new friends. Bring a lunch, drinking water, two snacks, and a backpack daily. Dress for the weather. Camps are held at the Cooper Mountain Nature Park.

Help us protect the Cooper Mountain Nature Park and earn your badge as a Junior Ranger. Learn the difference between common animal tracks, plants and birds along the trails. Use maps to help hikers find their way.

Monday – Friday, 3/24-3/28: CM37220

Grandparents Camp!
6-10 years
9 am-1 pm

Calling all abuelas, babushkas, pop pops and mimis! Join us for nature adventures at Grandparents Camp this Spring Break! Co-hosted by the Tualatin Hills Nature Center and the Elsie Stuhr Center, this camp is designed to create lasting memories and strengthen the special connection between grandparents and grandchildren. Throughout the week, the young and young-at-heart will have the opportunity to collaborate on nature-inspired crafts, learn about local flora and fauna, and participate in team-building games that strengthen familial bonds. Bring lunch, drinking water, two snacks, and a backpack daily. Limit of two (2) grandchildren per grandparent. Registration fee is per grandchild. Camp held at the Elsie Stuhr Center: 5550 SW Hall Blvd, Beaverton, OR 97005.

Wednesday – Friday, 3/26-3/28: ES37600

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Babette Horenstein Tennis Center

Spring Break 10 and Under Camp Level 2 (Orange Ball)
9-10 years
9 - 11 am

Join us for this week-long spring break camp. Coaches will Continue development of hitting ball from a stationary position and while moving to the ball. Players will develop volley skills and awareness of court positioning for both singles and doubles play. Students will be introduced to game scoring along with an emphasis on rallying in different scenarios. You can register for the entire week or specific days.

Class IDs:
Monday - Thursday, 3/24 - 3/27: TC31815

Monday, 3/24: TC31815A
Tuesday, 3/25: TC31815B
Wednesday, 3/26: TC31815C
Thursday, 3/27: TC31815D

Spring Break Junior Development Camp Level 2+ (Orange Ball)
11-14 years
11:15 am - 1:15 pm

Join us for this week-long spring break camp. Coaches will Continue the development of hitting from a stationary position while moving to the ball. Development of volley skills and awareness of court positioning for both singles and doubles play. Students will be introduced to game scoring along with an emphasis on rallying in different scenarios. You can register for the entire week or specific days.

Class IDs:
Monday - Thursday, 3/24 - 3/27: TC32225

Monday, 3/24: TC32225A
Tuesday, 3/25: TC32225B
Wednesday, 3/26: TC32225C
Thursday, 3/27: TC32225D

Advanced Junior Training Spring Break Camp Level 3+
10-13 years
3:45 - 5:45 pm

Join the coaches for this one-week spring break camp. Coaches will work on offensive and defensive situations along with advanced singles and doubles strategies. Our coaches will work to prepare players for tournament competition. You can register for the entire week or specific days.

Class IDs:
Monday - Thursday, 3/24 - 3/27: TC32631

Monday, 3/24: TC32631A
Tuesday, 3/25: TC32631B
Wednesday, 3/26: TC32631C
Thursday, 3/27: TC32631D

High School Prep Spring Break Camp Level 3+
13-18 years
3:45 - 5:45pm

Join us for a week-long spring break camp. Coaches will Focus on high intensity hitting, match strategy, footwork, physical conditioning, and skill development. You can register for the entire week or specific days.

Class IDs:
Monday - Thursday, 3/24 - 3/27: TC33121

Monday, 3/24: TC33121A
Tuesday, 3/25: TC33121B
Wednesday, 3/26: TC33121C
Thursday, 3/27: TC33121D