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Monday July 27, 2026
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12:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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Therapeutic Recreation: Summer Camp - TR Camp: Week 7 July 27-31, 2026
Therapeutic CampSave the date! Registration will open on March 1 for Cheshire residents and March 10 for non-residents. More details about the times for each week will be announced during the month leading up to registration. TR Summer Camp provides a safe environment for children and teens with diverse abilities to enjoy a summer camp experience with a smaller camper:staff ratio and more staff support than is available at a traditional summer camp. It is designed to support children and teens in social and leisure skills as well as independence. Campers will experience a variety of activities such as daily swimming, simple crafts, board games, camp activities, songs and more. Staff will provide physical, behavioral and social support during activities as needed. Camp is held at Bartlem Park to add variety to the campers’ summers! Campers can be bussed from the Cheshire Board of Education’s Summer Program to Bartlem Park; other campers should be dropped off at noon. Camp is outdoors in a park utilizing an open sided pavilion as the “home base”, games are played in an open field, campers have an opportunity to play on the nearby playground and will swim at the Cheshire Community Pool weather permitting. Campers will need to bring a bathing suit, towel, water shoes, sunscreen and lunch every day. Campers must have no unsafe behaviors such as flight risk, aggression or inability to follow direction. They must also be able to toilet, dress and feed themselves.2026 Camp Weeks:June 15-18 (no camp Friday, June 19)June 22-26June 29-July 3July 6-10July 13-17July 20-24July 27-31August 3-7BONUS WEEK: August 24-282026 Full Week Camp Fees:Standard Day 12:00-3:30 p.m.: $190/week**Reduced fee Week of June 15 because camp does not meet on Friday, June 19, 2026.Important note on Medications at Camp & Required Form:Medication Administration Authorization, Waiver and Release of LiabilityIf your child takes medication or will need to have access to emergency medications during the camp day, then the Connecticut State Law requires a physician’s written order and parent’s/guardian’s authorization for a nurse or camp staff in the nurse’s absence to administer medication. The Town of Cheshire also requires a Waiver and Release of Liability for administration of medication. For your child to receive any medications while attending camp the Medication Administration Authorization must be completed in full and submitted to camp; it is available for download above.Interested in volunteering at camp? Apply to be a mentor - click here for info & application!
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Bartlem Pavilion
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12:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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Therapeutic Recreation: Summer Camp - TR Camp: Week 7 July 27-31, 2026
Therapeutic CampSave the date! Registration will open on March 1 for Cheshire residents and March 10 for non-residents. More details about the times for each week will be announced during the month leading up to registration. TR Summer Camp provides a safe environment for children and teens with diverse abilities to enjoy a summer camp experience with a smaller camper:staff ratio and more staff support than is available at a traditional summer camp. It is designed to support children and teens in social and leisure skills as well as independence. Campers will experience a variety of activities such as daily swimming, simple crafts, board games, camp activities, songs and more. Staff will provide physical, behavioral and social support during activities as needed. Camp is held at Bartlem Park to add variety to the campers’ summers! Campers can be bussed from the Cheshire Board of Education’s Summer Program to Bartlem Park; other campers should be dropped off at noon. Camp is outdoors in a park utilizing an open sided pavilion as the “home base”, games are played in an open field, campers have an opportunity to play on the nearby playground and will swim at the Cheshire Community Pool weather permitting. Campers will need to bring a bathing suit, towel, water shoes, sunscreen and lunch every day. Campers must have no unsafe behaviors such as flight risk, aggression or inability to follow direction. They must also be able to toilet, dress and feed themselves.2026 Camp Weeks:June 15-18 (no camp Friday, June 19)June 22-26June 29-July 3July 6-10July 13-17July 20-24July 27-31August 3-7BONUS WEEK: August 24-282026 Full Week Camp Fees:Standard Day 12:00-3:30 p.m.: $190/week**Reduced fee Week of June 15 because camp does not meet on Friday, June 19, 2026.Important note on Medications at Camp & Required Form:Medication Administration Authorization, Waiver and Release of LiabilityIf your child takes medication or will need to have access to emergency medications during the camp day, then the Connecticut State Law requires a physician’s written order and parent’s/guardian’s authorization for a nurse or camp staff in the nurse’s absence to administer medication. The Town of Cheshire also requires a Waiver and Release of Liability for administration of medication. For your child to receive any medications while attending camp the Medication Administration Authorization must be completed in full and submitted to camp; it is available for download above.Interested in volunteering at camp? Apply to be a mentor - click here for info & application!
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Bartlem Park M5 Multi-Use Field
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12:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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Therapeutic Recreation: Summer Camp - TR Camp: Week 7 July 27-31, 2026
Therapeutic CampSave the date! Registration will open on March 1 for Cheshire residents and March 10 for non-residents. More details about the times for each week will be announced during the month leading up to registration. TR Summer Camp provides a safe environment for children and teens with diverse abilities to enjoy a summer camp experience with a smaller camper:staff ratio and more staff support than is available at a traditional summer camp. It is designed to support children and teens in social and leisure skills as well as independence. Campers will experience a variety of activities such as daily swimming, simple crafts, board games, camp activities, songs and more. Staff will provide physical, behavioral and social support during activities as needed. Camp is held at Bartlem Park to add variety to the campers’ summers! Campers can be bussed from the Cheshire Board of Education’s Summer Program to Bartlem Park; other campers should be dropped off at noon. Camp is outdoors in a park utilizing an open sided pavilion as the “home base”, games are played in an open field, campers have an opportunity to play on the nearby playground and will swim at the Cheshire Community Pool weather permitting. Campers will need to bring a bathing suit, towel, water shoes, sunscreen and lunch every day. Campers must have no unsafe behaviors such as flight risk, aggression or inability to follow direction. They must also be able to toilet, dress and feed themselves.2026 Camp Weeks:June 15-18 (no camp Friday, June 19)June 22-26June 29-July 3July 6-10July 13-17July 20-24July 27-31August 3-7BONUS WEEK: August 24-282026 Full Week Camp Fees:Standard Day 12:00-3:30 p.m.: $190/week**Reduced fee Week of June 15 because camp does not meet on Friday, June 19, 2026.Important note on Medications at Camp & Required Form:Medication Administration Authorization, Waiver and Release of LiabilityIf your child takes medication or will need to have access to emergency medications during the camp day, then the Connecticut State Law requires a physician’s written order and parent’s/guardian’s authorization for a nurse or camp staff in the nurse’s absence to administer medication. The Town of Cheshire also requires a Waiver and Release of Liability for administration of medication. For your child to receive any medications while attending camp the Medication Administration Authorization must be completed in full and submitted to camp; it is available for download above.Interested in volunteering at camp? Apply to be a mentor - click here for info & application!
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Kids In Motion Playground
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5:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Youth Sports
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Bartlem Turf
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5:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Youth Sports
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Bartlem Park M2 Multi-Use Field (North)
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5:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Youth Sports
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Bartlem Park M3 Multi-Use Field (South)
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6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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RESERVED
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Band Shell
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Tuesday July 28, 2026
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12:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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Therapeutic Recreation: Summer Camp - TR Camp: Week 7 July 27-31, 2026
Therapeutic CampSave the date! Registration will open on March 1 for Cheshire residents and March 10 for non-residents. More details about the times for each week will be announced during the month leading up to registration. TR Summer Camp provides a safe environment for children and teens with diverse abilities to enjoy a summer camp experience with a smaller camper:staff ratio and more staff support than is available at a traditional summer camp. It is designed to support children and teens in social and leisure skills as well as independence. Campers will experience a variety of activities such as daily swimming, simple crafts, board games, camp activities, songs and more. Staff will provide physical, behavioral and social support during activities as needed. Camp is held at Bartlem Park to add variety to the campers’ summers! Campers can be bussed from the Cheshire Board of Education’s Summer Program to Bartlem Park; other campers should be dropped off at noon. Camp is outdoors in a park utilizing an open sided pavilion as the “home base”, games are played in an open field, campers have an opportunity to play on the nearby playground and will swim at the Cheshire Community Pool weather permitting. Campers will need to bring a bathing suit, towel, water shoes, sunscreen and lunch every day. Campers must have no unsafe behaviors such as flight risk, aggression or inability to follow direction. They must also be able to toilet, dress and feed themselves.2026 Camp Weeks:June 15-18 (no camp Friday, June 19)June 22-26June 29-July 3July 6-10July 13-17July 20-24July 27-31August 3-7BONUS WEEK: August 24-282026 Full Week Camp Fees:Standard Day 12:00-3:30 p.m.: $190/week**Reduced fee Week of June 15 because camp does not meet on Friday, June 19, 2026.Important note on Medications at Camp & Required Form:Medication Administration Authorization, Waiver and Release of LiabilityIf your child takes medication or will need to have access to emergency medications during the camp day, then the Connecticut State Law requires a physician’s written order and parent’s/guardian’s authorization for a nurse or camp staff in the nurse’s absence to administer medication. The Town of Cheshire also requires a Waiver and Release of Liability for administration of medication. For your child to receive any medications while attending camp the Medication Administration Authorization must be completed in full and submitted to camp; it is available for download above.Interested in volunteering at camp? Apply to be a mentor - click here for info & application!
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Bartlem Pavilion
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12:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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Therapeutic Recreation: Summer Camp - TR Camp: Week 7 July 27-31, 2026
Therapeutic CampSave the date! Registration will open on March 1 for Cheshire residents and March 10 for non-residents. More details about the times for each week will be announced during the month leading up to registration. TR Summer Camp provides a safe environment for children and teens with diverse abilities to enjoy a summer camp experience with a smaller camper:staff ratio and more staff support than is available at a traditional summer camp. It is designed to support children and teens in social and leisure skills as well as independence. Campers will experience a variety of activities such as daily swimming, simple crafts, board games, camp activities, songs and more. Staff will provide physical, behavioral and social support during activities as needed. Camp is held at Bartlem Park to add variety to the campers’ summers! Campers can be bussed from the Cheshire Board of Education’s Summer Program to Bartlem Park; other campers should be dropped off at noon. Camp is outdoors in a park utilizing an open sided pavilion as the “home base”, games are played in an open field, campers have an opportunity to play on the nearby playground and will swim at the Cheshire Community Pool weather permitting. Campers will need to bring a bathing suit, towel, water shoes, sunscreen and lunch every day. Campers must have no unsafe behaviors such as flight risk, aggression or inability to follow direction. They must also be able to toilet, dress and feed themselves.2026 Camp Weeks:June 15-18 (no camp Friday, June 19)June 22-26June 29-July 3July 6-10July 13-17July 20-24July 27-31August 3-7BONUS WEEK: August 24-282026 Full Week Camp Fees:Standard Day 12:00-3:30 p.m.: $190/week**Reduced fee Week of June 15 because camp does not meet on Friday, June 19, 2026.Important note on Medications at Camp & Required Form:Medication Administration Authorization, Waiver and Release of LiabilityIf your child takes medication or will need to have access to emergency medications during the camp day, then the Connecticut State Law requires a physician’s written order and parent’s/guardian’s authorization for a nurse or camp staff in the nurse’s absence to administer medication. The Town of Cheshire also requires a Waiver and Release of Liability for administration of medication. For your child to receive any medications while attending camp the Medication Administration Authorization must be completed in full and submitted to camp; it is available for download above.Interested in volunteering at camp? Apply to be a mentor - click here for info & application!
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Bartlem Park M5 Multi-Use Field
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12:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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Therapeutic Recreation: Summer Camp - TR Camp: Week 7 July 27-31, 2026
Therapeutic CampSave the date! Registration will open on March 1 for Cheshire residents and March 10 for non-residents. More details about the times for each week will be announced during the month leading up to registration. TR Summer Camp provides a safe environment for children and teens with diverse abilities to enjoy a summer camp experience with a smaller camper:staff ratio and more staff support than is available at a traditional summer camp. It is designed to support children and teens in social and leisure skills as well as independence. Campers will experience a variety of activities such as daily swimming, simple crafts, board games, camp activities, songs and more. Staff will provide physical, behavioral and social support during activities as needed. Camp is held at Bartlem Park to add variety to the campers’ summers! Campers can be bussed from the Cheshire Board of Education’s Summer Program to Bartlem Park; other campers should be dropped off at noon. Camp is outdoors in a park utilizing an open sided pavilion as the “home base”, games are played in an open field, campers have an opportunity to play on the nearby playground and will swim at the Cheshire Community Pool weather permitting. Campers will need to bring a bathing suit, towel, water shoes, sunscreen and lunch every day. Campers must have no unsafe behaviors such as flight risk, aggression or inability to follow direction. They must also be able to toilet, dress and feed themselves.2026 Camp Weeks:June 15-18 (no camp Friday, June 19)June 22-26June 29-July 3July 6-10July 13-17July 20-24July 27-31August 3-7BONUS WEEK: August 24-282026 Full Week Camp Fees:Standard Day 12:00-3:30 p.m.: $190/week**Reduced fee Week of June 15 because camp does not meet on Friday, June 19, 2026.Important note on Medications at Camp & Required Form:Medication Administration Authorization, Waiver and Release of LiabilityIf your child takes medication or will need to have access to emergency medications during the camp day, then the Connecticut State Law requires a physician’s written order and parent’s/guardian’s authorization for a nurse or camp staff in the nurse’s absence to administer medication. The Town of Cheshire also requires a Waiver and Release of Liability for administration of medication. For your child to receive any medications while attending camp the Medication Administration Authorization must be completed in full and submitted to camp; it is available for download above.Interested in volunteering at camp? Apply to be a mentor - click here for info & application!
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Kids In Motion Playground
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5:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Youth Sports
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Bartlem Park M2 Multi-Use Field (North)
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5:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Youth Sports
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Bartlem Turf
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5:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Youth Sports
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Bartlem Park M3 Multi-Use Field (South)
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Wednesday July 29, 2026
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9:45 AM - 11:00 AM
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RESERVED
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Bartlem Pavilion
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12:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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Therapeutic Recreation: Summer Camp - TR Camp: Week 7 July 27-31, 2026
Therapeutic CampSave the date! Registration will open on March 1 for Cheshire residents and March 10 for non-residents. More details about the times for each week will be announced during the month leading up to registration. TR Summer Camp provides a safe environment for children and teens with diverse abilities to enjoy a summer camp experience with a smaller camper:staff ratio and more staff support than is available at a traditional summer camp. It is designed to support children and teens in social and leisure skills as well as independence. Campers will experience a variety of activities such as daily swimming, simple crafts, board games, camp activities, songs and more. Staff will provide physical, behavioral and social support during activities as needed. Camp is held at Bartlem Park to add variety to the campers’ summers! Campers can be bussed from the Cheshire Board of Education’s Summer Program to Bartlem Park; other campers should be dropped off at noon. Camp is outdoors in a park utilizing an open sided pavilion as the “home base”, games are played in an open field, campers have an opportunity to play on the nearby playground and will swim at the Cheshire Community Pool weather permitting. Campers will need to bring a bathing suit, towel, water shoes, sunscreen and lunch every day. Campers must have no unsafe behaviors such as flight risk, aggression or inability to follow direction. They must also be able to toilet, dress and feed themselves.2026 Camp Weeks:June 15-18 (no camp Friday, June 19)June 22-26June 29-July 3July 6-10July 13-17July 20-24July 27-31August 3-7BONUS WEEK: August 24-282026 Full Week Camp Fees:Standard Day 12:00-3:30 p.m.: $190/week**Reduced fee Week of June 15 because camp does not meet on Friday, June 19, 2026.Important note on Medications at Camp & Required Form:Medication Administration Authorization, Waiver and Release of LiabilityIf your child takes medication or will need to have access to emergency medications during the camp day, then the Connecticut State Law requires a physician’s written order and parent’s/guardian’s authorization for a nurse or camp staff in the nurse’s absence to administer medication. The Town of Cheshire also requires a Waiver and Release of Liability for administration of medication. For your child to receive any medications while attending camp the Medication Administration Authorization must be completed in full and submitted to camp; it is available for download above.Interested in volunteering at camp? Apply to be a mentor - click here for info & application!
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Bartlem Pavilion
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12:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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Therapeutic Recreation: Summer Camp - TR Camp: Week 7 July 27-31, 2026
Therapeutic CampSave the date! Registration will open on March 1 for Cheshire residents and March 10 for non-residents. More details about the times for each week will be announced during the month leading up to registration. TR Summer Camp provides a safe environment for children and teens with diverse abilities to enjoy a summer camp experience with a smaller camper:staff ratio and more staff support than is available at a traditional summer camp. It is designed to support children and teens in social and leisure skills as well as independence. Campers will experience a variety of activities such as daily swimming, simple crafts, board games, camp activities, songs and more. Staff will provide physical, behavioral and social support during activities as needed. Camp is held at Bartlem Park to add variety to the campers’ summers! Campers can be bussed from the Cheshire Board of Education’s Summer Program to Bartlem Park; other campers should be dropped off at noon. Camp is outdoors in a park utilizing an open sided pavilion as the “home base”, games are played in an open field, campers have an opportunity to play on the nearby playground and will swim at the Cheshire Community Pool weather permitting. Campers will need to bring a bathing suit, towel, water shoes, sunscreen and lunch every day. Campers must have no unsafe behaviors such as flight risk, aggression or inability to follow direction. They must also be able to toilet, dress and feed themselves.2026 Camp Weeks:June 15-18 (no camp Friday, June 19)June 22-26June 29-July 3July 6-10July 13-17July 20-24July 27-31August 3-7BONUS WEEK: August 24-282026 Full Week Camp Fees:Standard Day 12:00-3:30 p.m.: $190/week**Reduced fee Week of June 15 because camp does not meet on Friday, June 19, 2026.Important note on Medications at Camp & Required Form:Medication Administration Authorization, Waiver and Release of LiabilityIf your child takes medication or will need to have access to emergency medications during the camp day, then the Connecticut State Law requires a physician’s written order and parent’s/guardian’s authorization for a nurse or camp staff in the nurse’s absence to administer medication. The Town of Cheshire also requires a Waiver and Release of Liability for administration of medication. For your child to receive any medications while attending camp the Medication Administration Authorization must be completed in full and submitted to camp; it is available for download above.Interested in volunteering at camp? Apply to be a mentor - click here for info & application!
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Bartlem Park M5 Multi-Use Field
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12:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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Therapeutic Recreation: Summer Camp - TR Camp: Week 7 July 27-31, 2026
Therapeutic CampSave the date! Registration will open on March 1 for Cheshire residents and March 10 for non-residents. More details about the times for each week will be announced during the month leading up to registration. TR Summer Camp provides a safe environment for children and teens with diverse abilities to enjoy a summer camp experience with a smaller camper:staff ratio and more staff support than is available at a traditional summer camp. It is designed to support children and teens in social and leisure skills as well as independence. Campers will experience a variety of activities such as daily swimming, simple crafts, board games, camp activities, songs and more. Staff will provide physical, behavioral and social support during activities as needed. Camp is held at Bartlem Park to add variety to the campers’ summers! Campers can be bussed from the Cheshire Board of Education’s Summer Program to Bartlem Park; other campers should be dropped off at noon. Camp is outdoors in a park utilizing an open sided pavilion as the “home base”, games are played in an open field, campers have an opportunity to play on the nearby playground and will swim at the Cheshire Community Pool weather permitting. Campers will need to bring a bathing suit, towel, water shoes, sunscreen and lunch every day. Campers must have no unsafe behaviors such as flight risk, aggression or inability to follow direction. They must also be able to toilet, dress and feed themselves.2026 Camp Weeks:June 15-18 (no camp Friday, June 19)June 22-26June 29-July 3July 6-10July 13-17July 20-24July 27-31August 3-7BONUS WEEK: August 24-282026 Full Week Camp Fees:Standard Day 12:00-3:30 p.m.: $190/week**Reduced fee Week of June 15 because camp does not meet on Friday, June 19, 2026.Important note on Medications at Camp & Required Form:Medication Administration Authorization, Waiver and Release of LiabilityIf your child takes medication or will need to have access to emergency medications during the camp day, then the Connecticut State Law requires a physician’s written order and parent’s/guardian’s authorization for a nurse or camp staff in the nurse’s absence to administer medication. The Town of Cheshire also requires a Waiver and Release of Liability for administration of medication. For your child to receive any medications while attending camp the Medication Administration Authorization must be completed in full and submitted to camp; it is available for download above.Interested in volunteering at camp? Apply to be a mentor - click here for info & application!
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Kids In Motion Playground
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5:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Youth Sports
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Bartlem Park M2 Multi-Use Field (North)
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5:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Youth Sports
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Bartlem Park M3 Multi-Use Field (South)
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5:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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Youth Sports
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Bartlem Turf
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6:00 PM - 6:45 PM
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Therapeutic Recreation - TR Walking Club Summer 2026
Therapeutic Recreation programs provide individuals with various abilities to participate in leisure activities. Participants will gain new experiences and have opportunities for social engagement in a supportive, safe environment with experienced staff.Programs are designed for participants with various special needs, but individuals without special needs are welcome to participate too! The activities are presented so that participants will be able to understand, become involved and enjoy recreation experiences. A strong emphasis on social skills is included. Participants must have safe behavior, be able to follow simple instructions, stay with a small group and be independent with toileting and feeding. For more information about programs or to discuss a participant's specific needs, please contact Therapeutic Coordinator, Barbara Costello bcostello@cheshirect.gov.
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Bartlem Walking Trail
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Soccer
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Bartlem Park M5 Multi-Use Field
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6:30 PM - 7:15 PM
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Fitness Programs for Adults - Yoga for Parents: Outdoor Summer II 2026
We are proud to offer a variety of fitness classes appropriate for all fitness levels. Please review each class description below and decide which one appeals to you to the most. Our dedicated instructors are excited to help you achieve your fitness goals! Be sure to click on the dates below and review your receipt for holidays or other dates that the classes does not meet during the session. In addition to these fitness classes, the Community Pool also offers Aquatic Fitness Classes. Please click here to view those programs.
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Band Shell
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Thursday July 30, 2026
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12:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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Therapeutic Recreation: Summer Camp - TR Camp: Week 7 July 27-31, 2026
Therapeutic CampSave the date! Registration will open on March 1 for Cheshire residents and March 10 for non-residents. More details about the times for each week will be announced during the month leading up to registration. TR Summer Camp provides a safe environment for children and teens with diverse abilities to enjoy a summer camp experience with a smaller camper:staff ratio and more staff support than is available at a traditional summer camp. It is designed to support children and teens in social and leisure skills as well as independence. Campers will experience a variety of activities such as daily swimming, simple crafts, board games, camp activities, songs and more. Staff will provide physical, behavioral and social support during activities as needed. Camp is held at Bartlem Park to add variety to the campers’ summers! Campers can be bussed from the Cheshire Board of Education’s Summer Program to Bartlem Park; other campers should be dropped off at noon. Camp is outdoors in a park utilizing an open sided pavilion as the “home base”, games are played in an open field, campers have an opportunity to play on the nearby playground and will swim at the Cheshire Community Pool weather permitting. Campers will need to bring a bathing suit, towel, water shoes, sunscreen and lunch every day. Campers must have no unsafe behaviors such as flight risk, aggression or inability to follow direction. They must also be able to toilet, dress and feed themselves.2026 Camp Weeks:June 15-18 (no camp Friday, June 19)June 22-26June 29-July 3July 6-10July 13-17July 20-24July 27-31August 3-7BONUS WEEK: August 24-282026 Full Week Camp Fees:Standard Day 12:00-3:30 p.m.: $190/week**Reduced fee Week of June 15 because camp does not meet on Friday, June 19, 2026.Important note on Medications at Camp & Required Form:Medication Administration Authorization, Waiver and Release of LiabilityIf your child takes medication or will need to have access to emergency medications during the camp day, then the Connecticut State Law requires a physician’s written order and parent’s/guardian’s authorization for a nurse or camp staff in the nurse’s absence to administer medication. The Town of Cheshire also requires a Waiver and Release of Liability for administration of medication. For your child to receive any medications while attending camp the Medication Administration Authorization must be completed in full and submitted to camp; it is available for download above.Interested in volunteering at camp? Apply to be a mentor - click here for info & application!
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Bartlem Pavilion
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12:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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Therapeutic Recreation: Summer Camp - TR Camp: Week 7 July 27-31, 2026
Therapeutic CampSave the date! Registration will open on March 1 for Cheshire residents and March 10 for non-residents. More details about the times for each week will be announced during the month leading up to registration. TR Summer Camp provides a safe environment for children and teens with diverse abilities to enjoy a summer camp experience with a smaller camper:staff ratio and more staff support than is available at a traditional summer camp. It is designed to support children and teens in social and leisure skills as well as independence. Campers will experience a variety of activities such as daily swimming, simple crafts, board games, camp activities, songs and more. Staff will provide physical, behavioral and social support during activities as needed. Camp is held at Bartlem Park to add variety to the campers’ summers! Campers can be bussed from the Cheshire Board of Education’s Summer Program to Bartlem Park; other campers should be dropped off at noon. Camp is outdoors in a park utilizing an open sided pavilion as the “home base”, games are played in an open field, campers have an opportunity to play on the nearby playground and will swim at the Cheshire Community Pool weather permitting. Campers will need to bring a bathing suit, towel, water shoes, sunscreen and lunch every day. Campers must have no unsafe behaviors such as flight risk, aggression or inability to follow direction. They must also be able to toilet, dress and feed themselves.2026 Camp Weeks:June 15-18 (no camp Friday, June 19)June 22-26June 29-July 3July 6-10July 13-17July 20-24July 27-31August 3-7BONUS WEEK: August 24-282026 Full Week Camp Fees:Standard Day 12:00-3:30 p.m.: $190/week**Reduced fee Week of June 15 because camp does not meet on Friday, June 19, 2026.Important note on Medications at Camp & Required Form:Medication Administration Authorization, Waiver and Release of LiabilityIf your child takes medication or will need to have access to emergency medications during the camp day, then the Connecticut State Law requires a physician’s written order and parent’s/guardian’s authorization for a nurse or camp staff in the nurse’s absence to administer medication. The Town of Cheshire also requires a Waiver and Release of Liability for administration of medication. For your child to receive any medications while attending camp the Medication Administration Authorization must be completed in full and submitted to camp; it is available for download above.Interested in volunteering at camp? Apply to be a mentor - click here for info & application!
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Bartlem Park M5 Multi-Use Field
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12:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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Therapeutic Recreation: Summer Camp - TR Camp: Week 7 July 27-31, 2026
Therapeutic CampSave the date! Registration will open on March 1 for Cheshire residents and March 10 for non-residents. More details about the times for each week will be announced during the month leading up to registration. TR Summer Camp provides a safe environment for children and teens with diverse abilities to enjoy a summer camp experience with a smaller camper:staff ratio and more staff support than is available at a traditional summer camp. It is designed to support children and teens in social and leisure skills as well as independence. Campers will experience a variety of activities such as daily swimming, simple crafts, board games, camp activities, songs and more. Staff will provide physical, behavioral and social support during activities as needed. Camp is held at Bartlem Park to add variety to the campers’ summers! Campers can be bussed from the Cheshire Board of Education’s Summer Program to Bartlem Park; other campers should be dropped off at noon. Camp is outdoors in a park utilizing an open sided pavilion as the “home base”, games are played in an open field, campers have an opportunity to play on the nearby playground and will swim at the Cheshire Community Pool weather permitting. Campers will need to bring a bathing suit, towel, water shoes, sunscreen and lunch every day. Campers must have no unsafe behaviors such as flight risk, aggression or inability to follow direction. They must also be able to toilet, dress and feed themselves.2026 Camp Weeks:June 15-18 (no camp Friday, June 19)June 22-26June 29-July 3July 6-10July 13-17July 20-24July 27-31August 3-7BONUS WEEK: August 24-282026 Full Week Camp Fees:Standard Day 12:00-3:30 p.m.: $190/week**Reduced fee Week of June 15 because camp does not meet on Friday, June 19, 2026.Important note on Medications at Camp & Required Form:Medication Administration Authorization, Waiver and Release of LiabilityIf your child takes medication or will need to have access to emergency medications during the camp day, then the Connecticut State Law requires a physician’s written order and parent’s/guardian’s authorization for a nurse or camp staff in the nurse’s absence to administer medication. The Town of Cheshire also requires a Waiver and Release of Liability for administration of medication. For your child to receive any medications while attending camp the Medication Administration Authorization must be completed in full and submitted to camp; it is available for download above.Interested in volunteering at camp? Apply to be a mentor - click here for info & application!
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Kids In Motion Playground
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Bartlem Pavilion
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Therapeutic Recreation - TR Theatre Under the Stars Summer 2026
Therapeutic Recreation programs provide individuals with various abilities to participate in leisure activities. Participants will gain new experiences and have opportunities for social engagement in a supportive, safe environment with experienced staff.Programs are designed for participants with various special needs, but individuals without special needs are welcome to participate too! The activities are presented so that participants will be able to understand, become involved and enjoy recreation experiences. A strong emphasis on social skills is included. Participants must have safe behavior, be able to follow simple instructions, stay with a small group and be independent with toileting and feeding. For more information about programs or to discuss a participant's specific needs, please contact Therapeutic Coordinator, Barbara Costello bcostello@cheshirect.gov.
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Band Shell
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Friday July 31, 2026
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12:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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Therapeutic Recreation: Summer Camp - TR Camp: Week 7 July 27-31, 2026
Therapeutic CampSave the date! Registration will open on March 1 for Cheshire residents and March 10 for non-residents. More details about the times for each week will be announced during the month leading up to registration. TR Summer Camp provides a safe environment for children and teens with diverse abilities to enjoy a summer camp experience with a smaller camper:staff ratio and more staff support than is available at a traditional summer camp. It is designed to support children and teens in social and leisure skills as well as independence. Campers will experience a variety of activities such as daily swimming, simple crafts, board games, camp activities, songs and more. Staff will provide physical, behavioral and social support during activities as needed. Camp is held at Bartlem Park to add variety to the campers’ summers! Campers can be bussed from the Cheshire Board of Education’s Summer Program to Bartlem Park; other campers should be dropped off at noon. Camp is outdoors in a park utilizing an open sided pavilion as the “home base”, games are played in an open field, campers have an opportunity to play on the nearby playground and will swim at the Cheshire Community Pool weather permitting. Campers will need to bring a bathing suit, towel, water shoes, sunscreen and lunch every day. Campers must have no unsafe behaviors such as flight risk, aggression or inability to follow direction. They must also be able to toilet, dress and feed themselves.2026 Camp Weeks:June 15-18 (no camp Friday, June 19)June 22-26June 29-July 3July 6-10July 13-17July 20-24July 27-31August 3-7BONUS WEEK: August 24-282026 Full Week Camp Fees:Standard Day 12:00-3:30 p.m.: $190/week**Reduced fee Week of June 15 because camp does not meet on Friday, June 19, 2026.Important note on Medications at Camp & Required Form:Medication Administration Authorization, Waiver and Release of LiabilityIf your child takes medication or will need to have access to emergency medications during the camp day, then the Connecticut State Law requires a physician’s written order and parent’s/guardian’s authorization for a nurse or camp staff in the nurse’s absence to administer medication. The Town of Cheshire also requires a Waiver and Release of Liability for administration of medication. For your child to receive any medications while attending camp the Medication Administration Authorization must be completed in full and submitted to camp; it is available for download above.Interested in volunteering at camp? Apply to be a mentor - click here for info & application!
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Bartlem Pavilion
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12:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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Therapeutic Recreation: Summer Camp - TR Camp: Week 7 July 27-31, 2026
Therapeutic CampSave the date! Registration will open on March 1 for Cheshire residents and March 10 for non-residents. More details about the times for each week will be announced during the month leading up to registration. TR Summer Camp provides a safe environment for children and teens with diverse abilities to enjoy a summer camp experience with a smaller camper:staff ratio and more staff support than is available at a traditional summer camp. It is designed to support children and teens in social and leisure skills as well as independence. Campers will experience a variety of activities such as daily swimming, simple crafts, board games, camp activities, songs and more. Staff will provide physical, behavioral and social support during activities as needed. Camp is held at Bartlem Park to add variety to the campers’ summers! Campers can be bussed from the Cheshire Board of Education’s Summer Program to Bartlem Park; other campers should be dropped off at noon. Camp is outdoors in a park utilizing an open sided pavilion as the “home base”, games are played in an open field, campers have an opportunity to play on the nearby playground and will swim at the Cheshire Community Pool weather permitting. Campers will need to bring a bathing suit, towel, water shoes, sunscreen and lunch every day. Campers must have no unsafe behaviors such as flight risk, aggression or inability to follow direction. They must also be able to toilet, dress and feed themselves.2026 Camp Weeks:June 15-18 (no camp Friday, June 19)June 22-26June 29-July 3July 6-10July 13-17July 20-24July 27-31August 3-7BONUS WEEK: August 24-282026 Full Week Camp Fees:Standard Day 12:00-3:30 p.m.: $190/week**Reduced fee Week of June 15 because camp does not meet on Friday, June 19, 2026.Important note on Medications at Camp & Required Form:Medication Administration Authorization, Waiver and Release of LiabilityIf your child takes medication or will need to have access to emergency medications during the camp day, then the Connecticut State Law requires a physician’s written order and parent’s/guardian’s authorization for a nurse or camp staff in the nurse’s absence to administer medication. The Town of Cheshire also requires a Waiver and Release of Liability for administration of medication. For your child to receive any medications while attending camp the Medication Administration Authorization must be completed in full and submitted to camp; it is available for download above.Interested in volunteering at camp? Apply to be a mentor - click here for info & application!
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Bartlem Park M5 Multi-Use Field
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12:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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Therapeutic Recreation: Summer Camp - TR Camp: Week 7 July 27-31, 2026
Therapeutic CampSave the date! Registration will open on March 1 for Cheshire residents and March 10 for non-residents. More details about the times for each week will be announced during the month leading up to registration. TR Summer Camp provides a safe environment for children and teens with diverse abilities to enjoy a summer camp experience with a smaller camper:staff ratio and more staff support than is available at a traditional summer camp. It is designed to support children and teens in social and leisure skills as well as independence. Campers will experience a variety of activities such as daily swimming, simple crafts, board games, camp activities, songs and more. Staff will provide physical, behavioral and social support during activities as needed. Camp is held at Bartlem Park to add variety to the campers’ summers! Campers can be bussed from the Cheshire Board of Education’s Summer Program to Bartlem Park; other campers should be dropped off at noon. Camp is outdoors in a park utilizing an open sided pavilion as the “home base”, games are played in an open field, campers have an opportunity to play on the nearby playground and will swim at the Cheshire Community Pool weather permitting. Campers will need to bring a bathing suit, towel, water shoes, sunscreen and lunch every day. Campers must have no unsafe behaviors such as flight risk, aggression or inability to follow direction. They must also be able to toilet, dress and feed themselves.2026 Camp Weeks:June 15-18 (no camp Friday, June 19)June 22-26June 29-July 3July 6-10July 13-17July 20-24July 27-31August 3-7BONUS WEEK: August 24-282026 Full Week Camp Fees:Standard Day 12:00-3:30 p.m.: $190/week**Reduced fee Week of June 15 because camp does not meet on Friday, June 19, 2026.Important note on Medications at Camp & Required Form:Medication Administration Authorization, Waiver and Release of LiabilityIf your child takes medication or will need to have access to emergency medications during the camp day, then the Connecticut State Law requires a physician’s written order and parent’s/guardian’s authorization for a nurse or camp staff in the nurse’s absence to administer medication. The Town of Cheshire also requires a Waiver and Release of Liability for administration of medication. For your child to receive any medications while attending camp the Medication Administration Authorization must be completed in full and submitted to camp; it is available for download above.Interested in volunteering at camp? Apply to be a mentor - click here for info & application!
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Kids In Motion Playground
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Monday August 3, 2026
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12:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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Therapeutic Recreation: Summer Camp - TR Camp: Week 8 August 3-7, 2026
Therapeutic CampSave the date! Registration will open on March 1 for Cheshire residents and March 10 for non-residents. More details about the times for each week will be announced during the month leading up to registration. TR Summer Camp provides a safe environment for children and teens with diverse abilities to enjoy a summer camp experience with a smaller camper:staff ratio and more staff support than is available at a traditional summer camp. It is designed to support children and teens in social and leisure skills as well as independence. Campers will experience a variety of activities such as daily swimming, simple crafts, board games, camp activities, songs and more. Staff will provide physical, behavioral and social support during activities as needed. Camp is held at Bartlem Park to add variety to the campers’ summers! Campers can be bussed from the Cheshire Board of Education’s Summer Program to Bartlem Park; other campers should be dropped off at noon. Camp is outdoors in a park utilizing an open sided pavilion as the “home base”, games are played in an open field, campers have an opportunity to play on the nearby playground and will swim at the Cheshire Community Pool weather permitting. Campers will need to bring a bathing suit, towel, water shoes, sunscreen and lunch every day. Campers must have no unsafe behaviors such as flight risk, aggression or inability to follow direction. They must also be able to toilet, dress and feed themselves.2026 Camp Weeks:June 15-18 (no camp Friday, June 19)June 22-26June 29-July 3July 6-10July 13-17July 20-24July 27-31August 3-7BONUS WEEK: August 24-282026 Full Week Camp Fees:Standard Day 12:00-3:30 p.m.: $190/week**Reduced fee Week of June 15 because camp does not meet on Friday, June 19, 2026.Important note on Medications at Camp & Required Form:Medication Administration Authorization, Waiver and Release of LiabilityIf your child takes medication or will need to have access to emergency medications during the camp day, then the Connecticut State Law requires a physician’s written order and parent’s/guardian’s authorization for a nurse or camp staff in the nurse’s absence to administer medication. The Town of Cheshire also requires a Waiver and Release of Liability for administration of medication. For your child to receive any medications while attending camp the Medication Administration Authorization must be completed in full and submitted to camp; it is available for download above.Interested in volunteering at camp? Apply to be a mentor - click here for info & application!
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Bartlem Pavilion
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12:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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Therapeutic Recreation: Summer Camp - TR Camp: Week 8 August 3-7, 2026
Therapeutic CampSave the date! Registration will open on March 1 for Cheshire residents and March 10 for non-residents. More details about the times for each week will be announced during the month leading up to registration. TR Summer Camp provides a safe environment for children and teens with diverse abilities to enjoy a summer camp experience with a smaller camper:staff ratio and more staff support than is available at a traditional summer camp. It is designed to support children and teens in social and leisure skills as well as independence. Campers will experience a variety of activities such as daily swimming, simple crafts, board games, camp activities, songs and more. Staff will provide physical, behavioral and social support during activities as needed. Camp is held at Bartlem Park to add variety to the campers’ summers! Campers can be bussed from the Cheshire Board of Education’s Summer Program to Bartlem Park; other campers should be dropped off at noon. Camp is outdoors in a park utilizing an open sided pavilion as the “home base”, games are played in an open field, campers have an opportunity to play on the nearby playground and will swim at the Cheshire Community Pool weather permitting. Campers will need to bring a bathing suit, towel, water shoes, sunscreen and lunch every day. Campers must have no unsafe behaviors such as flight risk, aggression or inability to follow direction. They must also be able to toilet, dress and feed themselves.2026 Camp Weeks:June 15-18 (no camp Friday, June 19)June 22-26June 29-July 3July 6-10July 13-17July 20-24July 27-31August 3-7BONUS WEEK: August 24-282026 Full Week Camp Fees:Standard Day 12:00-3:30 p.m.: $190/week**Reduced fee Week of June 15 because camp does not meet on Friday, June 19, 2026.Important note on Medications at Camp & Required Form:Medication Administration Authorization, Waiver and Release of LiabilityIf your child takes medication or will need to have access to emergency medications during the camp day, then the Connecticut State Law requires a physician’s written order and parent’s/guardian’s authorization for a nurse or camp staff in the nurse’s absence to administer medication. The Town of Cheshire also requires a Waiver and Release of Liability for administration of medication. For your child to receive any medications while attending camp the Medication Administration Authorization must be completed in full and submitted to camp; it is available for download above.Interested in volunteering at camp? Apply to be a mentor - click here for info & application!
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Bartlem Park M5 Multi-Use Field
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12:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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Therapeutic Recreation: Summer Camp - TR Camp: Week 8 August 3-7, 2026
Therapeutic CampSave the date! Registration will open on March 1 for Cheshire residents and March 10 for non-residents. More details about the times for each week will be announced during the month leading up to registration. TR Summer Camp provides a safe environment for children and teens with diverse abilities to enjoy a summer camp experience with a smaller camper:staff ratio and more staff support than is available at a traditional summer camp. It is designed to support children and teens in social and leisure skills as well as independence. Campers will experience a variety of activities such as daily swimming, simple crafts, board games, camp activities, songs and more. Staff will provide physical, behavioral and social support during activities as needed. Camp is held at Bartlem Park to add variety to the campers’ summers! Campers can be bussed from the Cheshire Board of Education’s Summer Program to Bartlem Park; other campers should be dropped off at noon. Camp is outdoors in a park utilizing an open sided pavilion as the “home base”, games are played in an open field, campers have an opportunity to play on the nearby playground and will swim at the Cheshire Community Pool weather permitting. Campers will need to bring a bathing suit, towel, water shoes, sunscreen and lunch every day. Campers must have no unsafe behaviors such as flight risk, aggression or inability to follow direction. They must also be able to toilet, dress and feed themselves.2026 Camp Weeks:June 15-18 (no camp Friday, June 19)June 22-26June 29-July 3July 6-10July 13-17July 20-24July 27-31August 3-7BONUS WEEK: August 24-282026 Full Week Camp Fees:Standard Day 12:00-3:30 p.m.: $190/week**Reduced fee Week of June 15 because camp does not meet on Friday, June 19, 2026.Important note on Medications at Camp & Required Form:Medication Administration Authorization, Waiver and Release of LiabilityIf your child takes medication or will need to have access to emergency medications during the camp day, then the Connecticut State Law requires a physician’s written order and parent’s/guardian’s authorization for a nurse or camp staff in the nurse’s absence to administer medication. The Town of Cheshire also requires a Waiver and Release of Liability for administration of medication. For your child to receive any medications while attending camp the Medication Administration Authorization must be completed in full and submitted to camp; it is available for download above.Interested in volunteering at camp? Apply to be a mentor - click here for info & application!
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Kids In Motion Playground
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6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
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RESERVED
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Band Shell
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Tuesday August 4, 2026
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12:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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Therapeutic Recreation: Summer Camp - TR Camp: Week 8 August 3-7, 2026
Therapeutic CampSave the date! Registration will open on March 1 for Cheshire residents and March 10 for non-residents. More details about the times for each week will be announced during the month leading up to registration. TR Summer Camp provides a safe environment for children and teens with diverse abilities to enjoy a summer camp experience with a smaller camper:staff ratio and more staff support than is available at a traditional summer camp. It is designed to support children and teens in social and leisure skills as well as independence. Campers will experience a variety of activities such as daily swimming, simple crafts, board games, camp activities, songs and more. Staff will provide physical, behavioral and social support during activities as needed. Camp is held at Bartlem Park to add variety to the campers’ summers! Campers can be bussed from the Cheshire Board of Education’s Summer Program to Bartlem Park; other campers should be dropped off at noon. Camp is outdoors in a park utilizing an open sided pavilion as the “home base”, games are played in an open field, campers have an opportunity to play on the nearby playground and will swim at the Cheshire Community Pool weather permitting. Campers will need to bring a bathing suit, towel, water shoes, sunscreen and lunch every day. Campers must have no unsafe behaviors such as flight risk, aggression or inability to follow direction. They must also be able to toilet, dress and feed themselves.2026 Camp Weeks:June 15-18 (no camp Friday, June 19)June 22-26June 29-July 3July 6-10July 13-17July 20-24July 27-31August 3-7BONUS WEEK: August 24-282026 Full Week Camp Fees:Standard Day 12:00-3:30 p.m.: $190/week**Reduced fee Week of June 15 because camp does not meet on Friday, June 19, 2026.Important note on Medications at Camp & Required Form:Medication Administration Authorization, Waiver and Release of LiabilityIf your child takes medication or will need to have access to emergency medications during the camp day, then the Connecticut State Law requires a physician’s written order and parent’s/guardian’s authorization for a nurse or camp staff in the nurse’s absence to administer medication. The Town of Cheshire also requires a Waiver and Release of Liability for administration of medication. For your child to receive any medications while attending camp the Medication Administration Authorization must be completed in full and submitted to camp; it is available for download above.Interested in volunteering at camp? Apply to be a mentor - click here for info & application!
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Bartlem Pavilion
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12:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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Therapeutic Recreation: Summer Camp - TR Camp: Week 8 August 3-7, 2026
Therapeutic CampSave the date! Registration will open on March 1 for Cheshire residents and March 10 for non-residents. More details about the times for each week will be announced during the month leading up to registration. TR Summer Camp provides a safe environment for children and teens with diverse abilities to enjoy a summer camp experience with a smaller camper:staff ratio and more staff support than is available at a traditional summer camp. It is designed to support children and teens in social and leisure skills as well as independence. Campers will experience a variety of activities such as daily swimming, simple crafts, board games, camp activities, songs and more. Staff will provide physical, behavioral and social support during activities as needed. Camp is held at Bartlem Park to add variety to the campers’ summers! Campers can be bussed from the Cheshire Board of Education’s Summer Program to Bartlem Park; other campers should be dropped off at noon. Camp is outdoors in a park utilizing an open sided pavilion as the “home base”, games are played in an open field, campers have an opportunity to play on the nearby playground and will swim at the Cheshire Community Pool weather permitting. Campers will need to bring a bathing suit, towel, water shoes, sunscreen and lunch every day. Campers must have no unsafe behaviors such as flight risk, aggression or inability to follow direction. They must also be able to toilet, dress and feed themselves.2026 Camp Weeks:June 15-18 (no camp Friday, June 19)June 22-26June 29-July 3July 6-10July 13-17July 20-24July 27-31August 3-7BONUS WEEK: August 24-282026 Full Week Camp Fees:Standard Day 12:00-3:30 p.m.: $190/week**Reduced fee Week of June 15 because camp does not meet on Friday, June 19, 2026.Important note on Medications at Camp & Required Form:Medication Administration Authorization, Waiver and Release of LiabilityIf your child takes medication or will need to have access to emergency medications during the camp day, then the Connecticut State Law requires a physician’s written order and parent’s/guardian’s authorization for a nurse or camp staff in the nurse’s absence to administer medication. The Town of Cheshire also requires a Waiver and Release of Liability for administration of medication. For your child to receive any medications while attending camp the Medication Administration Authorization must be completed in full and submitted to camp; it is available for download above.Interested in volunteering at camp? Apply to be a mentor - click here for info & application!
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Bartlem Park M5 Multi-Use Field
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12:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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Therapeutic Recreation: Summer Camp - TR Camp: Week 8 August 3-7, 2026
Therapeutic CampSave the date! Registration will open on March 1 for Cheshire residents and March 10 for non-residents. More details about the times for each week will be announced during the month leading up to registration. TR Summer Camp provides a safe environment for children and teens with diverse abilities to enjoy a summer camp experience with a smaller camper:staff ratio and more staff support than is available at a traditional summer camp. It is designed to support children and teens in social and leisure skills as well as independence. Campers will experience a variety of activities such as daily swimming, simple crafts, board games, camp activities, songs and more. Staff will provide physical, behavioral and social support during activities as needed. Camp is held at Bartlem Park to add variety to the campers’ summers! Campers can be bussed from the Cheshire Board of Education’s Summer Program to Bartlem Park; other campers should be dropped off at noon. Camp is outdoors in a park utilizing an open sided pavilion as the “home base”, games are played in an open field, campers have an opportunity to play on the nearby playground and will swim at the Cheshire Community Pool weather permitting. Campers will need to bring a bathing suit, towel, water shoes, sunscreen and lunch every day. Campers must have no unsafe behaviors such as flight risk, aggression or inability to follow direction. They must also be able to toilet, dress and feed themselves.2026 Camp Weeks:June 15-18 (no camp Friday, June 19)June 22-26June 29-July 3July 6-10July 13-17July 20-24July 27-31August 3-7BONUS WEEK: August 24-282026 Full Week Camp Fees:Standard Day 12:00-3:30 p.m.: $190/week**Reduced fee Week of June 15 because camp does not meet on Friday, June 19, 2026.Important note on Medications at Camp & Required Form:Medication Administration Authorization, Waiver and Release of LiabilityIf your child takes medication or will need to have access to emergency medications during the camp day, then the Connecticut State Law requires a physician’s written order and parent’s/guardian’s authorization for a nurse or camp staff in the nurse’s absence to administer medication. The Town of Cheshire also requires a Waiver and Release of Liability for administration of medication. For your child to receive any medications while attending camp the Medication Administration Authorization must be completed in full and submitted to camp; it is available for download above.Interested in volunteering at camp? Apply to be a mentor - click here for info & application!
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Kids In Motion Playground
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Wednesday August 5, 2026
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9:45 AM - 11:00 AM
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Bartlem Pavilion
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12:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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Therapeutic Recreation: Summer Camp - TR Camp: Week 8 August 3-7, 2026
Therapeutic CampSave the date! Registration will open on March 1 for Cheshire residents and March 10 for non-residents. More details about the times for each week will be announced during the month leading up to registration. TR Summer Camp provides a safe environment for children and teens with diverse abilities to enjoy a summer camp experience with a smaller camper:staff ratio and more staff support than is available at a traditional summer camp. It is designed to support children and teens in social and leisure skills as well as independence. Campers will experience a variety of activities such as daily swimming, simple crafts, board games, camp activities, songs and more. Staff will provide physical, behavioral and social support during activities as needed. Camp is held at Bartlem Park to add variety to the campers’ summers! Campers can be bussed from the Cheshire Board of Education’s Summer Program to Bartlem Park; other campers should be dropped off at noon. Camp is outdoors in a park utilizing an open sided pavilion as the “home base”, games are played in an open field, campers have an opportunity to play on the nearby playground and will swim at the Cheshire Community Pool weather permitting. Campers will need to bring a bathing suit, towel, water shoes, sunscreen and lunch every day. Campers must have no unsafe behaviors such as flight risk, aggression or inability to follow direction. They must also be able to toilet, dress and feed themselves.2026 Camp Weeks:June 15-18 (no camp Friday, June 19)June 22-26June 29-July 3July 6-10July 13-17July 20-24July 27-31August 3-7BONUS WEEK: August 24-282026 Full Week Camp Fees:Standard Day 12:00-3:30 p.m.: $190/week**Reduced fee Week of June 15 because camp does not meet on Friday, June 19, 2026.Important note on Medications at Camp & Required Form:Medication Administration Authorization, Waiver and Release of LiabilityIf your child takes medication or will need to have access to emergency medications during the camp day, then the Connecticut State Law requires a physician’s written order and parent’s/guardian’s authorization for a nurse or camp staff in the nurse’s absence to administer medication. The Town of Cheshire also requires a Waiver and Release of Liability for administration of medication. For your child to receive any medications while attending camp the Medication Administration Authorization must be completed in full and submitted to camp; it is available for download above.Interested in volunteering at camp? Apply to be a mentor - click here for info & application!
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Bartlem Pavilion
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12:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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Therapeutic Recreation: Summer Camp - TR Camp: Week 8 August 3-7, 2026
Therapeutic CampSave the date! Registration will open on March 1 for Cheshire residents and March 10 for non-residents. More details about the times for each week will be announced during the month leading up to registration. TR Summer Camp provides a safe environment for children and teens with diverse abilities to enjoy a summer camp experience with a smaller camper:staff ratio and more staff support than is available at a traditional summer camp. It is designed to support children and teens in social and leisure skills as well as independence. Campers will experience a variety of activities such as daily swimming, simple crafts, board games, camp activities, songs and more. Staff will provide physical, behavioral and social support during activities as needed. Camp is held at Bartlem Park to add variety to the campers’ summers! Campers can be bussed from the Cheshire Board of Education’s Summer Program to Bartlem Park; other campers should be dropped off at noon. Camp is outdoors in a park utilizing an open sided pavilion as the “home base”, games are played in an open field, campers have an opportunity to play on the nearby playground and will swim at the Cheshire Community Pool weather permitting. Campers will need to bring a bathing suit, towel, water shoes, sunscreen and lunch every day. Campers must have no unsafe behaviors such as flight risk, aggression or inability to follow direction. They must also be able to toilet, dress and feed themselves.2026 Camp Weeks:June 15-18 (no camp Friday, June 19)June 22-26June 29-July 3July 6-10July 13-17July 20-24July 27-31August 3-7BONUS WEEK: August 24-282026 Full Week Camp Fees:Standard Day 12:00-3:30 p.m.: $190/week**Reduced fee Week of June 15 because camp does not meet on Friday, June 19, 2026.Important note on Medications at Camp & Required Form:Medication Administration Authorization, Waiver and Release of LiabilityIf your child takes medication or will need to have access to emergency medications during the camp day, then the Connecticut State Law requires a physician’s written order and parent’s/guardian’s authorization for a nurse or camp staff in the nurse’s absence to administer medication. The Town of Cheshire also requires a Waiver and Release of Liability for administration of medication. For your child to receive any medications while attending camp the Medication Administration Authorization must be completed in full and submitted to camp; it is available for download above.Interested in volunteering at camp? Apply to be a mentor - click here for info & application!
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Bartlem Park M5 Multi-Use Field
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12:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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Therapeutic Recreation: Summer Camp - TR Camp: Week 8 August 3-7, 2026
Therapeutic CampSave the date! Registration will open on March 1 for Cheshire residents and March 10 for non-residents. More details about the times for each week will be announced during the month leading up to registration. TR Summer Camp provides a safe environment for children and teens with diverse abilities to enjoy a summer camp experience with a smaller camper:staff ratio and more staff support than is available at a traditional summer camp. It is designed to support children and teens in social and leisure skills as well as independence. Campers will experience a variety of activities such as daily swimming, simple crafts, board games, camp activities, songs and more. Staff will provide physical, behavioral and social support during activities as needed. Camp is held at Bartlem Park to add variety to the campers’ summers! Campers can be bussed from the Cheshire Board of Education’s Summer Program to Bartlem Park; other campers should be dropped off at noon. Camp is outdoors in a park utilizing an open sided pavilion as the “home base”, games are played in an open field, campers have an opportunity to play on the nearby playground and will swim at the Cheshire Community Pool weather permitting. Campers will need to bring a bathing suit, towel, water shoes, sunscreen and lunch every day. Campers must have no unsafe behaviors such as flight risk, aggression or inability to follow direction. They must also be able to toilet, dress and feed themselves.2026 Camp Weeks:June 15-18 (no camp Friday, June 19)June 22-26June 29-July 3July 6-10July 13-17July 20-24July 27-31August 3-7BONUS WEEK: August 24-282026 Full Week Camp Fees:Standard Day 12:00-3:30 p.m.: $190/week**Reduced fee Week of June 15 because camp does not meet on Friday, June 19, 2026.Important note on Medications at Camp & Required Form:Medication Administration Authorization, Waiver and Release of LiabilityIf your child takes medication or will need to have access to emergency medications during the camp day, then the Connecticut State Law requires a physician’s written order and parent’s/guardian’s authorization for a nurse or camp staff in the nurse’s absence to administer medication. The Town of Cheshire also requires a Waiver and Release of Liability for administration of medication. For your child to receive any medications while attending camp the Medication Administration Authorization must be completed in full and submitted to camp; it is available for download above.Interested in volunteering at camp? Apply to be a mentor - click here for info & application!
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Kids In Motion Playground
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6:00 PM - 6:45 PM
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Therapeutic Recreation - TR Walking Club Summer 2026
Therapeutic Recreation programs provide individuals with various abilities to participate in leisure activities. Participants will gain new experiences and have opportunities for social engagement in a supportive, safe environment with experienced staff.Programs are designed for participants with various special needs, but individuals without special needs are welcome to participate too! The activities are presented so that participants will be able to understand, become involved and enjoy recreation experiences. A strong emphasis on social skills is included. Participants must have safe behavior, be able to follow simple instructions, stay with a small group and be independent with toileting and feeding. For more information about programs or to discuss a participant's specific needs, please contact Therapeutic Coordinator, Barbara Costello bcostello@cheshirect.gov.
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Bartlem Walking Trail
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6:30 PM - 7:15 PM
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Fitness Programs for Adults - Yoga for Parents: Outdoor Summer II 2026
We are proud to offer a variety of fitness classes appropriate for all fitness levels. Please review each class description below and decide which one appeals to you to the most. Our dedicated instructors are excited to help you achieve your fitness goals! Be sure to click on the dates below and review your receipt for holidays or other dates that the classes does not meet during the session. In addition to these fitness classes, the Community Pool also offers Aquatic Fitness Classes. Please click here to view those programs.
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Band Shell
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Thursday August 6, 2026
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12:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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Therapeutic Recreation: Summer Camp - TR Camp: Week 8 August 3-7, 2026
Therapeutic CampSave the date! Registration will open on March 1 for Cheshire residents and March 10 for non-residents. More details about the times for each week will be announced during the month leading up to registration. TR Summer Camp provides a safe environment for children and teens with diverse abilities to enjoy a summer camp experience with a smaller camper:staff ratio and more staff support than is available at a traditional summer camp. It is designed to support children and teens in social and leisure skills as well as independence. Campers will experience a variety of activities such as daily swimming, simple crafts, board games, camp activities, songs and more. Staff will provide physical, behavioral and social support during activities as needed. Camp is held at Bartlem Park to add variety to the campers’ summers! Campers can be bussed from the Cheshire Board of Education’s Summer Program to Bartlem Park; other campers should be dropped off at noon. Camp is outdoors in a park utilizing an open sided pavilion as the “home base”, games are played in an open field, campers have an opportunity to play on the nearby playground and will swim at the Cheshire Community Pool weather permitting. Campers will need to bring a bathing suit, towel, water shoes, sunscreen and lunch every day. Campers must have no unsafe behaviors such as flight risk, aggression or inability to follow direction. They must also be able to toilet, dress and feed themselves.2026 Camp Weeks:June 15-18 (no camp Friday, June 19)June 22-26June 29-July 3July 6-10July 13-17July 20-24July 27-31August 3-7BONUS WEEK: August 24-282026 Full Week Camp Fees:Standard Day 12:00-3:30 p.m.: $190/week**Reduced fee Week of June 15 because camp does not meet on Friday, June 19, 2026.Important note on Medications at Camp & Required Form:Medication Administration Authorization, Waiver and Release of LiabilityIf your child takes medication or will need to have access to emergency medications during the camp day, then the Connecticut State Law requires a physician’s written order and parent’s/guardian’s authorization for a nurse or camp staff in the nurse’s absence to administer medication. The Town of Cheshire also requires a Waiver and Release of Liability for administration of medication. For your child to receive any medications while attending camp the Medication Administration Authorization must be completed in full and submitted to camp; it is available for download above.Interested in volunteering at camp? Apply to be a mentor - click here for info & application!
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Bartlem Pavilion
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12:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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Therapeutic Recreation: Summer Camp - TR Camp: Week 8 August 3-7, 2026
Therapeutic CampSave the date! Registration will open on March 1 for Cheshire residents and March 10 for non-residents. More details about the times for each week will be announced during the month leading up to registration. TR Summer Camp provides a safe environment for children and teens with diverse abilities to enjoy a summer camp experience with a smaller camper:staff ratio and more staff support than is available at a traditional summer camp. It is designed to support children and teens in social and leisure skills as well as independence. Campers will experience a variety of activities such as daily swimming, simple crafts, board games, camp activities, songs and more. Staff will provide physical, behavioral and social support during activities as needed. Camp is held at Bartlem Park to add variety to the campers’ summers! Campers can be bussed from the Cheshire Board of Education’s Summer Program to Bartlem Park; other campers should be dropped off at noon. Camp is outdoors in a park utilizing an open sided pavilion as the “home base”, games are played in an open field, campers have an opportunity to play on the nearby playground and will swim at the Cheshire Community Pool weather permitting. Campers will need to bring a bathing suit, towel, water shoes, sunscreen and lunch every day. Campers must have no unsafe behaviors such as flight risk, aggression or inability to follow direction. They must also be able to toilet, dress and feed themselves.2026 Camp Weeks:June 15-18 (no camp Friday, June 19)June 22-26June 29-July 3July 6-10July 13-17July 20-24July 27-31August 3-7BONUS WEEK: August 24-282026 Full Week Camp Fees:Standard Day 12:00-3:30 p.m.: $190/week**Reduced fee Week of June 15 because camp does not meet on Friday, June 19, 2026.Important note on Medications at Camp & Required Form:Medication Administration Authorization, Waiver and Release of LiabilityIf your child takes medication or will need to have access to emergency medications during the camp day, then the Connecticut State Law requires a physician’s written order and parent’s/guardian’s authorization for a nurse or camp staff in the nurse’s absence to administer medication. The Town of Cheshire also requires a Waiver and Release of Liability for administration of medication. For your child to receive any medications while attending camp the Medication Administration Authorization must be completed in full and submitted to camp; it is available for download above.Interested in volunteering at camp? Apply to be a mentor - click here for info & application!
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Bartlem Park M5 Multi-Use Field
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12:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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Therapeutic Recreation: Summer Camp - TR Camp: Week 8 August 3-7, 2026
Therapeutic CampSave the date! Registration will open on March 1 for Cheshire residents and March 10 for non-residents. More details about the times for each week will be announced during the month leading up to registration. TR Summer Camp provides a safe environment for children and teens with diverse abilities to enjoy a summer camp experience with a smaller camper:staff ratio and more staff support than is available at a traditional summer camp. It is designed to support children and teens in social and leisure skills as well as independence. Campers will experience a variety of activities such as daily swimming, simple crafts, board games, camp activities, songs and more. Staff will provide physical, behavioral and social support during activities as needed. Camp is held at Bartlem Park to add variety to the campers’ summers! Campers can be bussed from the Cheshire Board of Education’s Summer Program to Bartlem Park; other campers should be dropped off at noon. Camp is outdoors in a park utilizing an open sided pavilion as the “home base”, games are played in an open field, campers have an opportunity to play on the nearby playground and will swim at the Cheshire Community Pool weather permitting. Campers will need to bring a bathing suit, towel, water shoes, sunscreen and lunch every day. Campers must have no unsafe behaviors such as flight risk, aggression or inability to follow direction. They must also be able to toilet, dress and feed themselves.2026 Camp Weeks:June 15-18 (no camp Friday, June 19)June 22-26June 29-July 3July 6-10July 13-17July 20-24July 27-31August 3-7BONUS WEEK: August 24-282026 Full Week Camp Fees:Standard Day 12:00-3:30 p.m.: $190/week**Reduced fee Week of June 15 because camp does not meet on Friday, June 19, 2026.Important note on Medications at Camp & Required Form:Medication Administration Authorization, Waiver and Release of LiabilityIf your child takes medication or will need to have access to emergency medications during the camp day, then the Connecticut State Law requires a physician’s written order and parent’s/guardian’s authorization for a nurse or camp staff in the nurse’s absence to administer medication. The Town of Cheshire also requires a Waiver and Release of Liability for administration of medication. For your child to receive any medications while attending camp the Medication Administration Authorization must be completed in full and submitted to camp; it is available for download above.Interested in volunteering at camp? Apply to be a mentor - click here for info & application!
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Kids In Motion Playground
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Friday August 7, 2026
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12:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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Therapeutic Recreation: Summer Camp - TR Camp: Week 8 August 3-7, 2026
Therapeutic CampSave the date! Registration will open on March 1 for Cheshire residents and March 10 for non-residents. More details about the times for each week will be announced during the month leading up to registration. TR Summer Camp provides a safe environment for children and teens with diverse abilities to enjoy a summer camp experience with a smaller camper:staff ratio and more staff support than is available at a traditional summer camp. It is designed to support children and teens in social and leisure skills as well as independence. Campers will experience a variety of activities such as daily swimming, simple crafts, board games, camp activities, songs and more. Staff will provide physical, behavioral and social support during activities as needed. Camp is held at Bartlem Park to add variety to the campers’ summers! Campers can be bussed from the Cheshire Board of Education’s Summer Program to Bartlem Park; other campers should be dropped off at noon. Camp is outdoors in a park utilizing an open sided pavilion as the “home base”, games are played in an open field, campers have an opportunity to play on the nearby playground and will swim at the Cheshire Community Pool weather permitting. Campers will need to bring a bathing suit, towel, water shoes, sunscreen and lunch every day. Campers must have no unsafe behaviors such as flight risk, aggression or inability to follow direction. They must also be able to toilet, dress and feed themselves.2026 Camp Weeks:June 15-18 (no camp Friday, June 19)June 22-26June 29-July 3July 6-10July 13-17July 20-24July 27-31August 3-7BONUS WEEK: August 24-282026 Full Week Camp Fees:Standard Day 12:00-3:30 p.m.: $190/week**Reduced fee Week of June 15 because camp does not meet on Friday, June 19, 2026.Important note on Medications at Camp & Required Form:Medication Administration Authorization, Waiver and Release of LiabilityIf your child takes medication or will need to have access to emergency medications during the camp day, then the Connecticut State Law requires a physician’s written order and parent’s/guardian’s authorization for a nurse or camp staff in the nurse’s absence to administer medication. The Town of Cheshire also requires a Waiver and Release of Liability for administration of medication. For your child to receive any medications while attending camp the Medication Administration Authorization must be completed in full and submitted to camp; it is available for download above.Interested in volunteering at camp? Apply to be a mentor - click here for info & application!
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Bartlem Pavilion
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12:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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Therapeutic Recreation: Summer Camp - TR Camp: Week 8 August 3-7, 2026
Therapeutic CampSave the date! Registration will open on March 1 for Cheshire residents and March 10 for non-residents. More details about the times for each week will be announced during the month leading up to registration. TR Summer Camp provides a safe environment for children and teens with diverse abilities to enjoy a summer camp experience with a smaller camper:staff ratio and more staff support than is available at a traditional summer camp. It is designed to support children and teens in social and leisure skills as well as independence. Campers will experience a variety of activities such as daily swimming, simple crafts, board games, camp activities, songs and more. Staff will provide physical, behavioral and social support during activities as needed. Camp is held at Bartlem Park to add variety to the campers’ summers! Campers can be bussed from the Cheshire Board of Education’s Summer Program to Bartlem Park; other campers should be dropped off at noon. Camp is outdoors in a park utilizing an open sided pavilion as the “home base”, games are played in an open field, campers have an opportunity to play on the nearby playground and will swim at the Cheshire Community Pool weather permitting. Campers will need to bring a bathing suit, towel, water shoes, sunscreen and lunch every day. Campers must have no unsafe behaviors such as flight risk, aggression or inability to follow direction. They must also be able to toilet, dress and feed themselves.2026 Camp Weeks:June 15-18 (no camp Friday, June 19)June 22-26June 29-July 3July 6-10July 13-17July 20-24July 27-31August 3-7BONUS WEEK: August 24-282026 Full Week Camp Fees:Standard Day 12:00-3:30 p.m.: $190/week**Reduced fee Week of June 15 because camp does not meet on Friday, June 19, 2026.Important note on Medications at Camp & Required Form:Medication Administration Authorization, Waiver and Release of LiabilityIf your child takes medication or will need to have access to emergency medications during the camp day, then the Connecticut State Law requires a physician’s written order and parent’s/guardian’s authorization for a nurse or camp staff in the nurse’s absence to administer medication. The Town of Cheshire also requires a Waiver and Release of Liability for administration of medication. For your child to receive any medications while attending camp the Medication Administration Authorization must be completed in full and submitted to camp; it is available for download above.Interested in volunteering at camp? Apply to be a mentor - click here for info & application!
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Bartlem Park M5 Multi-Use Field
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12:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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Therapeutic Recreation: Summer Camp - TR Camp: Week 8 August 3-7, 2026
Therapeutic CampSave the date! Registration will open on March 1 for Cheshire residents and March 10 for non-residents. More details about the times for each week will be announced during the month leading up to registration. TR Summer Camp provides a safe environment for children and teens with diverse abilities to enjoy a summer camp experience with a smaller camper:staff ratio and more staff support than is available at a traditional summer camp. It is designed to support children and teens in social and leisure skills as well as independence. Campers will experience a variety of activities such as daily swimming, simple crafts, board games, camp activities, songs and more. Staff will provide physical, behavioral and social support during activities as needed. Camp is held at Bartlem Park to add variety to the campers’ summers! Campers can be bussed from the Cheshire Board of Education’s Summer Program to Bartlem Park; other campers should be dropped off at noon. Camp is outdoors in a park utilizing an open sided pavilion as the “home base”, games are played in an open field, campers have an opportunity to play on the nearby playground and will swim at the Cheshire Community Pool weather permitting. Campers will need to bring a bathing suit, towel, water shoes, sunscreen and lunch every day. Campers must have no unsafe behaviors such as flight risk, aggression or inability to follow direction. They must also be able to toilet, dress and feed themselves.2026 Camp Weeks:June 15-18 (no camp Friday, June 19)June 22-26June 29-July 3July 6-10July 13-17July 20-24July 27-31August 3-7BONUS WEEK: August 24-282026 Full Week Camp Fees:Standard Day 12:00-3:30 p.m.: $190/week**Reduced fee Week of June 15 because camp does not meet on Friday, June 19, 2026.Important note on Medications at Camp & Required Form:Medication Administration Authorization, Waiver and Release of LiabilityIf your child takes medication or will need to have access to emergency medications during the camp day, then the Connecticut State Law requires a physician’s written order and parent’s/guardian’s authorization for a nurse or camp staff in the nurse’s absence to administer medication. The Town of Cheshire also requires a Waiver and Release of Liability for administration of medication. For your child to receive any medications while attending camp the Medication Administration Authorization must be completed in full and submitted to camp; it is available for download above.Interested in volunteering at camp? Apply to be a mentor - click here for info & application!
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Kids In Motion Playground
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6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Volunteer Opportunities (Gr. 7 - 12) - Y.A.B. MEMBERS ONLY Family Fun Tent VOLUNTEERS @Bartlem Beats Concert 8/7/26 (rain date Tues 8/11)
Youth Literacy Volunteer Role:This program is designed to promote confidence among young readers in Kindergarten through 2nd grade by working one-on-one with a teen mentor each week. Volunteers with assist with reading, comprehension and lend a hand with worksheets, daily craft project and indoor/outdoor activities. Being a volunteer your role is to help demonstrate the importance of reading and the part literacy will play in the young readers life as they grow older. Summer Camp Volunteers:As a volunteer for the Summer, you will work with the Yellow House staff to keep the camp running smoothly by helping to set up and cleaning up daily activities and assisting children throughout the day with indoor and outdoor games & activities, and help with arts & crafts. Volunteers are expected to arrive 15 minutes early and stay 15 minutes after the program/camp ends. We can be flexible and will work around existing family plans, but need your commitment for the duration of the program/camp once you've registered. Volunteer certificates will be provided for required volunteer/community service hours on the last day of the program.Additional weekend Volunteer Opportunities Availableplease contact our office for more informationyellowhouse@cheshirect.org203-271-6690
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire)
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Bartlem Beats Summer Concert Series - River of Dreams
Come enjoy the 2026 Concert Series! Friday, July 17 (rain date: Tues. July 21) - Best of TimesFriday, August 7 (rain date: Tues. Aug. 11) - River of DreamsFriday, August 21 (rain date: Tues. Aug. 25) - VividFriday, September 4 (rain date: Tues. Sept. 8) - Orchard Hill BandFriday, September 18 (rain date: Tues. Sept. 22) - Women of RockThank you to our 2026 Bartlem Beats Sponsors:Presenting: Richard ChevroletPlatinum: IAT Insurance; D.W. Gem Services LLCGold: Advanced Dentistry, Inc.; Blacks Road Self Storage; Cheshire Lions Club; Feldman Orthodontics; Gaylord Physical Therapy; Holiday Hill Day Camp; KDM Kitchens; Liberty Bank; New Leaf Dental; Ricci Construction Group, Inc; Silver: B.H. Burke & Co., Inc.; Cheshire Coffee; Dowling Ford, Inc.; Housemann Family & Sport Chiropractic; The Goddard SchoolConcert Production & Sponsor Banners by Powerstation EventsNew for 2026! FILL A TRUCK FOOD DRIVEBenefiting the Cheshire Community Food PantrySponsored by the Cheshire Department of Public Works and Department of Recreation HELP US FILL THE TRUCK! The Cheshire Department of Public Works and Department of Recreation invites everyone to support the Cheshire Community Food Pantry by donating non-perishable food items during the Bartlem Beats Summer Concert Series at Bartlem Park. Enjoy great music. - Donate food. - Help local families. - Fill the Truck! This community food drive will be a recurring event held in conjunction with the Bartlem Beats Summer Concert Series, making it easy to enjoy summer evenings while giving back to the community. Whether you donate one item or a full bag of groceries, your contribution helps to support local families in need. Together, we can make this summer's Bartlem Beats concerts a celebration of both community spirit and community service. MOST NEEDED ITEMS
Pancake Syrup
Shelf-Stable Milk
Ketchup (smaller size Heinz Preferred)
Potato chips and bagged snacks (single serve size preferred)
Cookies
Olive Oil (smaller size preferred)
Vinegar (smaller size preferred)
Bottled Juice (Quart size Orange, Apple, Lemonade, Cranberry)
Dried Spices
Mayonnaise (smaller sized Hellmann’s or 365 brands preferred)
Jelly (not grape)
Sugar (1lb bags)
Brownie Mix
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Band Shell
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Friday August 21, 2026
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6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Volunteer Opportunities (Gr. 7 - 12) - Y.A.B. MEMBERS ONLY Family Fun Tent VOLUNTEERS @Bartlem Beats Concert 8/21/26 (rain date Tues 8/25)
Youth Literacy Volunteer Role:This program is designed to promote confidence among young readers in Kindergarten through 2nd grade by working one-on-one with a teen mentor each week. Volunteers with assist with reading, comprehension and lend a hand with worksheets, daily craft project and indoor/outdoor activities. Being a volunteer your role is to help demonstrate the importance of reading and the part literacy will play in the young readers life as they grow older. Summer Camp Volunteers:As a volunteer for the Summer, you will work with the Yellow House staff to keep the camp running smoothly by helping to set up and cleaning up daily activities and assisting children throughout the day with indoor and outdoor games & activities, and help with arts & crafts. Volunteers are expected to arrive 15 minutes early and stay 15 minutes after the program/camp ends. We can be flexible and will work around existing family plans, but need your commitment for the duration of the program/camp once you've registered. Volunteer certificates will be provided for required volunteer/community service hours on the last day of the program.Additional weekend Volunteer Opportunities Availableplease contact our office for more informationyellowhouse@cheshirect.org203-271-6690
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire)
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Bartlem Beats Summer Concert Series - Vivid
Come enjoy the 2026 Concert Series! Friday, July 17 (rain date: Tues. July 21) - Best of TimesFriday, August 7 (rain date: Tues. Aug. 11) - River of DreamsFriday, August 21 (rain date: Tues. Aug. 25) - VividFriday, September 4 (rain date: Tues. Sept. 8) - Orchard Hill BandFriday, September 18 (rain date: Tues. Sept. 22) - Women of RockThank you to our 2026 Bartlem Beats Sponsors:Presenting: Richard ChevroletPlatinum: IAT Insurance; D.W. Gem Services LLCGold: Advanced Dentistry, Inc.; Blacks Road Self Storage; Cheshire Lions Club; Feldman Orthodontics; Gaylord Physical Therapy; Holiday Hill Day Camp; KDM Kitchens; Liberty Bank; New Leaf Dental; Ricci Construction Group, Inc; Silver: B.H. Burke & Co., Inc.; Cheshire Coffee; Dowling Ford, Inc.; Housemann Family & Sport Chiropractic; The Goddard SchoolConcert Production & Sponsor Banners by Powerstation EventsNew for 2026! FILL A TRUCK FOOD DRIVEBenefiting the Cheshire Community Food PantrySponsored by the Cheshire Department of Public Works and Department of Recreation HELP US FILL THE TRUCK! The Cheshire Department of Public Works and Department of Recreation invites everyone to support the Cheshire Community Food Pantry by donating non-perishable food items during the Bartlem Beats Summer Concert Series at Bartlem Park. Enjoy great music. - Donate food. - Help local families. - Fill the Truck! This community food drive will be a recurring event held in conjunction with the Bartlem Beats Summer Concert Series, making it easy to enjoy summer evenings while giving back to the community. Whether you donate one item or a full bag of groceries, your contribution helps to support local families in need. Together, we can make this summer's Bartlem Beats concerts a celebration of both community spirit and community service. MOST NEEDED ITEMS
Pancake Syrup
Shelf-Stable Milk
Ketchup (smaller size Heinz Preferred)
Potato chips and bagged snacks (single serve size preferred)
Cookies
Olive Oil (smaller size preferred)
Vinegar (smaller size preferred)
Bottled Juice (Quart size Orange, Apple, Lemonade, Cranberry)
Dried Spices
Mayonnaise (smaller sized Hellmann’s or 365 brands preferred)
Jelly (not grape)
Sugar (1lb bags)
Brownie Mix
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Band Shell
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Monday August 24, 2026
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10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Therapeutic Recreation: Summer Camp - TR Camp: BONUS Week August 24-28, 2026
Therapeutic CampSave the date! Registration will open on March 1 for Cheshire residents and March 10 for non-residents. More details about the times for each week will be announced during the month leading up to registration. TR Summer Camp provides a safe environment for children and teens with diverse abilities to enjoy a summer camp experience with a smaller camper:staff ratio and more staff support than is available at a traditional summer camp. It is designed to support children and teens in social and leisure skills as well as independence. Campers will experience a variety of activities such as daily swimming, simple crafts, board games, camp activities, songs and more. Staff will provide physical, behavioral and social support during activities as needed. Camp is held at Bartlem Park to add variety to the campers’ summers! Campers can be bussed from the Cheshire Board of Education’s Summer Program to Bartlem Park; other campers should be dropped off at noon. Camp is outdoors in a park utilizing an open sided pavilion as the “home base”, games are played in an open field, campers have an opportunity to play on the nearby playground and will swim at the Cheshire Community Pool weather permitting. Campers will need to bring a bathing suit, towel, water shoes, sunscreen and lunch every day. Campers must have no unsafe behaviors such as flight risk, aggression or inability to follow direction. They must also be able to toilet, dress and feed themselves.2026 Camp Weeks:June 15-18 (no camp Friday, June 19)June 22-26June 29-July 3July 6-10July 13-17July 20-24July 27-31August 3-7BONUS WEEK: August 24-282026 Full Week Camp Fees:Standard Day 12:00-3:30 p.m.: $190/week**Reduced fee Week of June 15 because camp does not meet on Friday, June 19, 2026.Important note on Medications at Camp & Required Form:Medication Administration Authorization, Waiver and Release of LiabilityIf your child takes medication or will need to have access to emergency medications during the camp day, then the Connecticut State Law requires a physician’s written order and parent’s/guardian’s authorization for a nurse or camp staff in the nurse’s absence to administer medication. The Town of Cheshire also requires a Waiver and Release of Liability for administration of medication. For your child to receive any medications while attending camp the Medication Administration Authorization must be completed in full and submitted to camp; it is available for download above.Interested in volunteering at camp? Apply to be a mentor - click here for info & application!
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Bartlem Pavilion
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10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Therapeutic Recreation: Summer Camp - TR Camp: BONUS Week August 24-28, 2026
Therapeutic CampSave the date! Registration will open on March 1 for Cheshire residents and March 10 for non-residents. More details about the times for each week will be announced during the month leading up to registration. TR Summer Camp provides a safe environment for children and teens with diverse abilities to enjoy a summer camp experience with a smaller camper:staff ratio and more staff support than is available at a traditional summer camp. It is designed to support children and teens in social and leisure skills as well as independence. Campers will experience a variety of activities such as daily swimming, simple crafts, board games, camp activities, songs and more. Staff will provide physical, behavioral and social support during activities as needed. Camp is held at Bartlem Park to add variety to the campers’ summers! Campers can be bussed from the Cheshire Board of Education’s Summer Program to Bartlem Park; other campers should be dropped off at noon. Camp is outdoors in a park utilizing an open sided pavilion as the “home base”, games are played in an open field, campers have an opportunity to play on the nearby playground and will swim at the Cheshire Community Pool weather permitting. Campers will need to bring a bathing suit, towel, water shoes, sunscreen and lunch every day. Campers must have no unsafe behaviors such as flight risk, aggression or inability to follow direction. They must also be able to toilet, dress and feed themselves.2026 Camp Weeks:June 15-18 (no camp Friday, June 19)June 22-26June 29-July 3July 6-10July 13-17July 20-24July 27-31August 3-7BONUS WEEK: August 24-282026 Full Week Camp Fees:Standard Day 12:00-3:30 p.m.: $190/week**Reduced fee Week of June 15 because camp does not meet on Friday, June 19, 2026.Important note on Medications at Camp & Required Form:Medication Administration Authorization, Waiver and Release of LiabilityIf your child takes medication or will need to have access to emergency medications during the camp day, then the Connecticut State Law requires a physician’s written order and parent’s/guardian’s authorization for a nurse or camp staff in the nurse’s absence to administer medication. The Town of Cheshire also requires a Waiver and Release of Liability for administration of medication. For your child to receive any medications while attending camp the Medication Administration Authorization must be completed in full and submitted to camp; it is available for download above.Interested in volunteering at camp? Apply to be a mentor - click here for info & application!
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Kids In Motion Playground
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10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Therapeutic Recreation: Summer Camp - TR Camp: BONUS Week August 24-28, 2026
Therapeutic CampSave the date! Registration will open on March 1 for Cheshire residents and March 10 for non-residents. More details about the times for each week will be announced during the month leading up to registration. TR Summer Camp provides a safe environment for children and teens with diverse abilities to enjoy a summer camp experience with a smaller camper:staff ratio and more staff support than is available at a traditional summer camp. It is designed to support children and teens in social and leisure skills as well as independence. Campers will experience a variety of activities such as daily swimming, simple crafts, board games, camp activities, songs and more. Staff will provide physical, behavioral and social support during activities as needed. Camp is held at Bartlem Park to add variety to the campers’ summers! Campers can be bussed from the Cheshire Board of Education’s Summer Program to Bartlem Park; other campers should be dropped off at noon. Camp is outdoors in a park utilizing an open sided pavilion as the “home base”, games are played in an open field, campers have an opportunity to play on the nearby playground and will swim at the Cheshire Community Pool weather permitting. Campers will need to bring a bathing suit, towel, water shoes, sunscreen and lunch every day. Campers must have no unsafe behaviors such as flight risk, aggression or inability to follow direction. They must also be able to toilet, dress and feed themselves.2026 Camp Weeks:June 15-18 (no camp Friday, June 19)June 22-26June 29-July 3July 6-10July 13-17July 20-24July 27-31August 3-7BONUS WEEK: August 24-282026 Full Week Camp Fees:Standard Day 12:00-3:30 p.m.: $190/week**Reduced fee Week of June 15 because camp does not meet on Friday, June 19, 2026.Important note on Medications at Camp & Required Form:Medication Administration Authorization, Waiver and Release of LiabilityIf your child takes medication or will need to have access to emergency medications during the camp day, then the Connecticut State Law requires a physician’s written order and parent’s/guardian’s authorization for a nurse or camp staff in the nurse’s absence to administer medication. The Town of Cheshire also requires a Waiver and Release of Liability for administration of medication. For your child to receive any medications while attending camp the Medication Administration Authorization must be completed in full and submitted to camp; it is available for download above.Interested in volunteering at camp? Apply to be a mentor - click here for info & application!
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Bartlem Park M5 Multi-Use Field
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Tuesday August 25, 2026
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10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Therapeutic Recreation: Summer Camp - TR Camp: BONUS Week August 24-28, 2026
Therapeutic CampSave the date! Registration will open on March 1 for Cheshire residents and March 10 for non-residents. More details about the times for each week will be announced during the month leading up to registration. TR Summer Camp provides a safe environment for children and teens with diverse abilities to enjoy a summer camp experience with a smaller camper:staff ratio and more staff support than is available at a traditional summer camp. It is designed to support children and teens in social and leisure skills as well as independence. Campers will experience a variety of activities such as daily swimming, simple crafts, board games, camp activities, songs and more. Staff will provide physical, behavioral and social support during activities as needed. Camp is held at Bartlem Park to add variety to the campers’ summers! Campers can be bussed from the Cheshire Board of Education’s Summer Program to Bartlem Park; other campers should be dropped off at noon. Camp is outdoors in a park utilizing an open sided pavilion as the “home base”, games are played in an open field, campers have an opportunity to play on the nearby playground and will swim at the Cheshire Community Pool weather permitting. Campers will need to bring a bathing suit, towel, water shoes, sunscreen and lunch every day. Campers must have no unsafe behaviors such as flight risk, aggression or inability to follow direction. They must also be able to toilet, dress and feed themselves.2026 Camp Weeks:June 15-18 (no camp Friday, June 19)June 22-26June 29-July 3July 6-10July 13-17July 20-24July 27-31August 3-7BONUS WEEK: August 24-282026 Full Week Camp Fees:Standard Day 12:00-3:30 p.m.: $190/week**Reduced fee Week of June 15 because camp does not meet on Friday, June 19, 2026.Important note on Medications at Camp & Required Form:Medication Administration Authorization, Waiver and Release of LiabilityIf your child takes medication or will need to have access to emergency medications during the camp day, then the Connecticut State Law requires a physician’s written order and parent’s/guardian’s authorization for a nurse or camp staff in the nurse’s absence to administer medication. The Town of Cheshire also requires a Waiver and Release of Liability for administration of medication. For your child to receive any medications while attending camp the Medication Administration Authorization must be completed in full and submitted to camp; it is available for download above.Interested in volunteering at camp? Apply to be a mentor - click here for info & application!
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Bartlem Park M5 Multi-Use Field
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10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Therapeutic Recreation: Summer Camp - TR Camp: BONUS Week August 24-28, 2026
Therapeutic CampSave the date! Registration will open on March 1 for Cheshire residents and March 10 for non-residents. More details about the times for each week will be announced during the month leading up to registration. TR Summer Camp provides a safe environment for children and teens with diverse abilities to enjoy a summer camp experience with a smaller camper:staff ratio and more staff support than is available at a traditional summer camp. It is designed to support children and teens in social and leisure skills as well as independence. Campers will experience a variety of activities such as daily swimming, simple crafts, board games, camp activities, songs and more. Staff will provide physical, behavioral and social support during activities as needed. Camp is held at Bartlem Park to add variety to the campers’ summers! Campers can be bussed from the Cheshire Board of Education’s Summer Program to Bartlem Park; other campers should be dropped off at noon. Camp is outdoors in a park utilizing an open sided pavilion as the “home base”, games are played in an open field, campers have an opportunity to play on the nearby playground and will swim at the Cheshire Community Pool weather permitting. Campers will need to bring a bathing suit, towel, water shoes, sunscreen and lunch every day. Campers must have no unsafe behaviors such as flight risk, aggression or inability to follow direction. They must also be able to toilet, dress and feed themselves.2026 Camp Weeks:June 15-18 (no camp Friday, June 19)June 22-26June 29-July 3July 6-10July 13-17July 20-24July 27-31August 3-7BONUS WEEK: August 24-282026 Full Week Camp Fees:Standard Day 12:00-3:30 p.m.: $190/week**Reduced fee Week of June 15 because camp does not meet on Friday, June 19, 2026.Important note on Medications at Camp & Required Form:Medication Administration Authorization, Waiver and Release of LiabilityIf your child takes medication or will need to have access to emergency medications during the camp day, then the Connecticut State Law requires a physician’s written order and parent’s/guardian’s authorization for a nurse or camp staff in the nurse’s absence to administer medication. The Town of Cheshire also requires a Waiver and Release of Liability for administration of medication. For your child to receive any medications while attending camp the Medication Administration Authorization must be completed in full and submitted to camp; it is available for download above.Interested in volunteering at camp? Apply to be a mentor - click here for info & application!
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Bartlem Pavilion
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10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Therapeutic Recreation: Summer Camp - TR Camp: BONUS Week August 24-28, 2026
Therapeutic CampSave the date! Registration will open on March 1 for Cheshire residents and March 10 for non-residents. More details about the times for each week will be announced during the month leading up to registration. TR Summer Camp provides a safe environment for children and teens with diverse abilities to enjoy a summer camp experience with a smaller camper:staff ratio and more staff support than is available at a traditional summer camp. It is designed to support children and teens in social and leisure skills as well as independence. Campers will experience a variety of activities such as daily swimming, simple crafts, board games, camp activities, songs and more. Staff will provide physical, behavioral and social support during activities as needed. Camp is held at Bartlem Park to add variety to the campers’ summers! Campers can be bussed from the Cheshire Board of Education’s Summer Program to Bartlem Park; other campers should be dropped off at noon. Camp is outdoors in a park utilizing an open sided pavilion as the “home base”, games are played in an open field, campers have an opportunity to play on the nearby playground and will swim at the Cheshire Community Pool weather permitting. Campers will need to bring a bathing suit, towel, water shoes, sunscreen and lunch every day. Campers must have no unsafe behaviors such as flight risk, aggression or inability to follow direction. They must also be able to toilet, dress and feed themselves.2026 Camp Weeks:June 15-18 (no camp Friday, June 19)June 22-26June 29-July 3July 6-10July 13-17July 20-24July 27-31August 3-7BONUS WEEK: August 24-282026 Full Week Camp Fees:Standard Day 12:00-3:30 p.m.: $190/week**Reduced fee Week of June 15 because camp does not meet on Friday, June 19, 2026.Important note on Medications at Camp & Required Form:Medication Administration Authorization, Waiver and Release of LiabilityIf your child takes medication or will need to have access to emergency medications during the camp day, then the Connecticut State Law requires a physician’s written order and parent’s/guardian’s authorization for a nurse or camp staff in the nurse’s absence to administer medication. The Town of Cheshire also requires a Waiver and Release of Liability for administration of medication. For your child to receive any medications while attending camp the Medication Administration Authorization must be completed in full and submitted to camp; it is available for download above.Interested in volunteering at camp? Apply to be a mentor - click here for info & application!
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Kids In Motion Playground
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Wednesday August 26, 2026
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10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Therapeutic Recreation: Summer Camp - TR Camp: BONUS Week August 24-28, 2026
Therapeutic CampSave the date! Registration will open on March 1 for Cheshire residents and March 10 for non-residents. More details about the times for each week will be announced during the month leading up to registration. TR Summer Camp provides a safe environment for children and teens with diverse abilities to enjoy a summer camp experience with a smaller camper:staff ratio and more staff support than is available at a traditional summer camp. It is designed to support children and teens in social and leisure skills as well as independence. Campers will experience a variety of activities such as daily swimming, simple crafts, board games, camp activities, songs and more. Staff will provide physical, behavioral and social support during activities as needed. Camp is held at Bartlem Park to add variety to the campers’ summers! Campers can be bussed from the Cheshire Board of Education’s Summer Program to Bartlem Park; other campers should be dropped off at noon. Camp is outdoors in a park utilizing an open sided pavilion as the “home base”, games are played in an open field, campers have an opportunity to play on the nearby playground and will swim at the Cheshire Community Pool weather permitting. Campers will need to bring a bathing suit, towel, water shoes, sunscreen and lunch every day. Campers must have no unsafe behaviors such as flight risk, aggression or inability to follow direction. They must also be able to toilet, dress and feed themselves.2026 Camp Weeks:June 15-18 (no camp Friday, June 19)June 22-26June 29-July 3July 6-10July 13-17July 20-24July 27-31August 3-7BONUS WEEK: August 24-282026 Full Week Camp Fees:Standard Day 12:00-3:30 p.m.: $190/week**Reduced fee Week of June 15 because camp does not meet on Friday, June 19, 2026.Important note on Medications at Camp & Required Form:Medication Administration Authorization, Waiver and Release of LiabilityIf your child takes medication or will need to have access to emergency medications during the camp day, then the Connecticut State Law requires a physician’s written order and parent’s/guardian’s authorization for a nurse or camp staff in the nurse’s absence to administer medication. The Town of Cheshire also requires a Waiver and Release of Liability for administration of medication. For your child to receive any medications while attending camp the Medication Administration Authorization must be completed in full and submitted to camp; it is available for download above.Interested in volunteering at camp? Apply to be a mentor - click here for info & application!
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Bartlem Pavilion
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10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Therapeutic Recreation: Summer Camp - TR Camp: BONUS Week August 24-28, 2026
Therapeutic CampSave the date! Registration will open on March 1 for Cheshire residents and March 10 for non-residents. More details about the times for each week will be announced during the month leading up to registration. TR Summer Camp provides a safe environment for children and teens with diverse abilities to enjoy a summer camp experience with a smaller camper:staff ratio and more staff support than is available at a traditional summer camp. It is designed to support children and teens in social and leisure skills as well as independence. Campers will experience a variety of activities such as daily swimming, simple crafts, board games, camp activities, songs and more. Staff will provide physical, behavioral and social support during activities as needed. Camp is held at Bartlem Park to add variety to the campers’ summers! Campers can be bussed from the Cheshire Board of Education’s Summer Program to Bartlem Park; other campers should be dropped off at noon. Camp is outdoors in a park utilizing an open sided pavilion as the “home base”, games are played in an open field, campers have an opportunity to play on the nearby playground and will swim at the Cheshire Community Pool weather permitting. Campers will need to bring a bathing suit, towel, water shoes, sunscreen and lunch every day. Campers must have no unsafe behaviors such as flight risk, aggression or inability to follow direction. They must also be able to toilet, dress and feed themselves.2026 Camp Weeks:June 15-18 (no camp Friday, June 19)June 22-26June 29-July 3July 6-10July 13-17July 20-24July 27-31August 3-7BONUS WEEK: August 24-282026 Full Week Camp Fees:Standard Day 12:00-3:30 p.m.: $190/week**Reduced fee Week of June 15 because camp does not meet on Friday, June 19, 2026.Important note on Medications at Camp & Required Form:Medication Administration Authorization, Waiver and Release of LiabilityIf your child takes medication or will need to have access to emergency medications during the camp day, then the Connecticut State Law requires a physician’s written order and parent’s/guardian’s authorization for a nurse or camp staff in the nurse’s absence to administer medication. The Town of Cheshire also requires a Waiver and Release of Liability for administration of medication. For your child to receive any medications while attending camp the Medication Administration Authorization must be completed in full and submitted to camp; it is available for download above.Interested in volunteering at camp? Apply to be a mentor - click here for info & application!
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Bartlem Park M5 Multi-Use Field
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10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Therapeutic Recreation: Summer Camp - TR Camp: BONUS Week August 24-28, 2026
Therapeutic CampSave the date! Registration will open on March 1 for Cheshire residents and March 10 for non-residents. More details about the times for each week will be announced during the month leading up to registration. TR Summer Camp provides a safe environment for children and teens with diverse abilities to enjoy a summer camp experience with a smaller camper:staff ratio and more staff support than is available at a traditional summer camp. It is designed to support children and teens in social and leisure skills as well as independence. Campers will experience a variety of activities such as daily swimming, simple crafts, board games, camp activities, songs and more. Staff will provide physical, behavioral and social support during activities as needed. Camp is held at Bartlem Park to add variety to the campers’ summers! Campers can be bussed from the Cheshire Board of Education’s Summer Program to Bartlem Park; other campers should be dropped off at noon. Camp is outdoors in a park utilizing an open sided pavilion as the “home base”, games are played in an open field, campers have an opportunity to play on the nearby playground and will swim at the Cheshire Community Pool weather permitting. Campers will need to bring a bathing suit, towel, water shoes, sunscreen and lunch every day. Campers must have no unsafe behaviors such as flight risk, aggression or inability to follow direction. They must also be able to toilet, dress and feed themselves.2026 Camp Weeks:June 15-18 (no camp Friday, June 19)June 22-26June 29-July 3July 6-10July 13-17July 20-24July 27-31August 3-7BONUS WEEK: August 24-282026 Full Week Camp Fees:Standard Day 12:00-3:30 p.m.: $190/week**Reduced fee Week of June 15 because camp does not meet on Friday, June 19, 2026.Important note on Medications at Camp & Required Form:Medication Administration Authorization, Waiver and Release of LiabilityIf your child takes medication or will need to have access to emergency medications during the camp day, then the Connecticut State Law requires a physician’s written order and parent’s/guardian’s authorization for a nurse or camp staff in the nurse’s absence to administer medication. The Town of Cheshire also requires a Waiver and Release of Liability for administration of medication. For your child to receive any medications while attending camp the Medication Administration Authorization must be completed in full and submitted to camp; it is available for download above.Interested in volunteering at camp? Apply to be a mentor - click here for info & application!
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Bartlem Park (520 S. Main St., Cheshire) - Kids In Motion Playground
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