Thanksgiving closure November 27-28

Santa Ana City Hall and some City facilities will be closed and there will be no street sweeping on Thursday, November 27, and Friday, November 28. Learn more.  

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View or download the Recommended Clarifications to ZOA No. 2024-02 and Draft Ordinance Text for ZOA 2024-02 for Planning Commission Meeting - February 24, 2025 here.

View or download the Public Comments for Transit Zoning Code (SD-84) at the Planning Commission Meeting held on February 24th, 2025 here.

View or download the Clarifications to ZOA No. 2024-02 (Transit Zoning Code SD-84) here.

View or download the Businesses Map in the Transit Zoning Code (SD-84) here.

View or download the presentation of the Planning Commission Agenda Packet for the proposed amendments to Transit Zoning Code (SD-84).

There is a mandatory parent orientation from 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. on:  May 6 at the Jerome Recreation Center  May 7 at the Salgado Recreation Center  May 8 at the El Salvador Community Center You can attend any orientation, but we recommend the one at the location your child is registered for. Please contact your...

Cancellations are permitted one week prior to the first day of each camp. Refunds will be issued, minus a $18 administrative fee as long as staff are notified with at least one-week notice.

Swimming lessons are provided Monday - Wednesday as a part of the camp for all participants. American Red Cross Learn to Swim classes will be provided by City Aquatics staff to all campers based on age and ability. Open recreation swim will be provided on Mondays and Wednesdays.  Participants are required Monday - Wednesday to...

Email us at youth@santa-ana.org or call the Garfield Community Center at (714) 571-4288.  

Refunds are available until the Monday before camp starts, with a $18 processing fee. For example, if camp starts June 2nd, the last day to request a refund is May 26th.

Yes, you can register your family in our aquatics program outside of camp participation hours. We cannot guarantee free swim outside of camp, regardless of age or experience. Check the City’s website for more information regarding open swim hours at each pool facility held outside of our camp hours.

Yes, participants will receive swimming lessons on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. We will have camp recreational swim on Monday and Wednesday.

Yes, we will have certified lifeguards teaching swim lessons alongside our summer camp staff providing constant supervision.

To optimize your child’s experience camp, our experiences are specifically designed for children ages 6-12 years old. Special circumstances may be considered on a case-by-case basis. We also have teen summer programs where they can attend programs with peers their own age.

Yes, but campers must be able to take their medicine on their own. Staff are not trained to administer medication.

Refunds for illness are considered on a case-by-case basis with a doctor’s note. We don’t offer refunds for partial weeks of camp.

No, this is a weekly summer camp. Regardless of how many days the child attends in the week, the fee is set.

Excursions are included in the weekly fee, and we encourage full participation. There’s no separate fee for excursions.

Excursions happen every Thursday. Notable trips include: Week 2: Newport Harbor Whale Watching Week 6: Medieval Times Week 8: Bolsa Chica State Beach Week 10: Wild Rivers

At this time, our camps do not have the capacity to offer amended programming. While we cannot enforce attendance, there is a 14:1 child to staff ratio, with a 10:1 child to staff ratio for water excursions and we take precautions to ensure your child is safe with us.

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