Recreation & Parks

Program Guide

Recreation & Parks and Henrico Public Library are offering great programs this Summer for all ages. View the Summer 2018 Program Guide.

Copies are available at our recreation centers, branches of the Henrico County Public Library, and area Kroger and Wawa stores. You can download the Summer 2018 Program Guide here!

Registration for classes and fee-based camps begins April 14. Summer Blast registration begins April 21. In the meantime, you can check out our Winter/Spring 2018 Program Guide for classes through the month of April.

Online Registration

View and register for our programs online!

• Available 24/7
• Search by category, age, or location
• Major credit cards accepted (small convenience fee)

Summer Jobs

Teachers & college students, get paid to play this summer!

We’re hiring for a variety of positions for our Camp Henrico summer camps in 2018. Great pay and no nights or weekends. We’ve got camps for all age groups and all interests, including: nature & outdoors, visual & performing arts, history, therapeutic recreation, and sports.

You can apply online now at henricojobs.com, or at one of our upcoming job fairs.

Internships

A variety of internship opportunities are available with Recreation and Parks for students who are enrolled in an accredited college/university with an appropriate major. Internships are coordinated through Human Resources.

Volunteers

Looking for a way to serve the community? Recreation and Parks has a variety of volunteer positions available. These positions may include daytime, evening, or weekend hours on an as needed basis. Volunteer opportunities are coordinated through Human Resources.

Playful City USA

Henrico receives 2017 Playful City USA honor
County joins neighboring localities in regional recognition

Henrico County has been recognized as a 2017 Playful City USA community by KaBOOM!, a national nonprofit organization that encourages bringing balanced and active play into the daily lives of all children. Henrico’s designation joins those of the city of Richmond, town of Ashland and counties of Charles City, Chesterfield, Goochland, Hanover, New Kent and Powhatan. Collectively, the localities represent the first region fully recognized through the Playful City USA program.