Warm weather is just around the corner and it’s the perfect time to start planning for summer fun!
Explore our 2025 summer camps and register for your favorites.
Registration Information
Priority Registration
Priority registration for suburban Hennepin County and Scott County began Tuesday, February 25 at 7 AM.
- Suburban Hennepin County Zip Codes
5511x 5530x to 5534x 5535x to 5539x 5541x to 5542x 5543x to 5545x 55111 55305
55311
5531655327
5532855331
55340
55341
55343
55344
55345
55346
5534755356
55357
5535955364
5536955373
55374
5537555384
55387
5538855391
55410
55416
5541855420
55422
55423
55424
55425
55426
55427
55428
55429
55430
55431
55435
55436
55437
55438
5543955441
55442
55443
55444
55445
55446
5544755450
- Scott County Zip Codes
550xx 553xx 560xx 55020
55044
55054
5508855352
55372
55378
5537956011
56071
General Registration
General registration for everyone began Thursday, February 27 at 7 AM.
How to Register for Summer Camps
You can register online for 2025 summer camps.
You can also register for summer camps by calling 763-559-6700.
Camp dates, times and fees vary. Reservations must be received at least two weeks in advance.
- Tips For Registration Day
To ensure a smooth registration process:
- Log on to your account to verify that your household information is up-to-date, with a birth date filled out.
- Don't have an account? Create one now.
- Have information about your child ready, including food allergies, medications, emergency contact information, health concerns, and any other conditions that may affect participation.
- Review the program behavior guidelines before registering.
This video will walk you through the entire process for online summer camp registration.
Video: Summer Camp Registration Tutorial Additional Registration Tutorial Videos
For help with individual registration tasks, watch the videos below.
Cancellation and Transfer Policies
Summer camp programs take place rain or shine.
- Cancellations or transfers made at least 30 days in advance are 80% refundable.
- Cancellations or transfers made less than 30 days prior to the start date are not refundable.
If a program is cancelled by park staff, you will be notified and a full refund or credit will be issued upon request.
Financial Assistance, Inclusion and Accessibility
Financial assistance, inclusion & program support and accessibility accommodations are available. Learn more below.
- Financial Assistance
Scholarships are available for program fees.
Recreation Pass Plus program discounts apply and financial assistance is also available for qualified groups.
Call 763-559-6700 or review our fee assistance information online.
- Inclusion & Program Support
Inclusion and Program Support Staff are qualified staff who can help participants meet their individual safety or behavioral needs through assistance and sensory needs, social interactions or redirection during program activities.
If this free service would benefit your child, please select that you’d like more information during registration.
- Accessibility Accommodations
Three Rivers is committed to providing inclusive and accessible opportunities for people of all abilities. We will do our best to adapt programs to fit your needs by offering qualified assistants, sign language interpretations and more.
Please indicate any special needs when making reservations, or call 763-559-6700 (voice) or 711 (Relay Service) with questions.
Learn more about accessibility at Three Rivers.
Watch a Video About Summer Camp
Watch this video to learn what Three Rivers summer camps have to offer!
Elevate your golf game by taking lessons from expert instructors, with a variety of flexible options designed to accommodate your schedule.
We offer both public and private lessons, as well as clinics and camps, suitable for all ages and skill levels.
Want to spend some time this summer getting paid to do what you love?
Whether you're interested in camp counseling, art education, community outreach or something else, Three Rivers has a variety of job opportunities to keep you connected with nature.
Check back soon to see our latest summer job postings.
Learn new swimming techniques and how to stay safe in the water this summer!
Lessons span from an introduction to the water to stroke development and using water stay fit. All instructors are lifeguard-certified through the American Red Cross to teach swimming lessons.
Enthusiastic adult and teen volunteers (16 or older) are needed for summer camps.
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