Camp Pierce

Campers who are 20 years and older will participate in personally enriching activities within the community including volunteering, visiting parks and other organizations, and taking a fun weekly field trip. Campers will learn how to use public transportation, enhance socialization with peers and community members, increase independence skills, and build their resumes. When not out in the community, campers will be in the Lakewood Community Center to participate in crafts, sports, cooking, and other activities.

Each camper registered prior to the registration deadline will receive a camp t-shirt.


Registration

Sign up for one week or all four weeks. Each week of camp will be limited to the first 16 registered participants but must meet a minimum of 10 campers to be held.

  • Camp registration opens May 1, 2023, and closes on June 30, 2023. 
    • With limited camp t-shirts available, participants registering after July 1 may not receive a camp t-shirt.
Camp #DaysDaysTimeLocationFee
18325Week 1: July 10-13Mon-Thur9:00 am - 2:00 pmLakewood$100
18326Week 2: July 17-20Mon-Thur9:00 am - 2:00 pmLakewood$100
18327Week 3: July 31-Aug 3Mon-Thur9:00 am - 2:00 pmLakewood$100
18328Week 4: August 7-10Mon-Thur9:00 am - 2:00 pmLakewood$100


No camp July  14, 21, 24-28, August 4 & 11

Required - Additional Registration Questions

Additional registration information must be completed for all registered campers prior to July 10, 2023. 

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Transportation

Parents/Caregivers are responsible for transporting their camper to and from camp in a timely fashion. Campers meet each morning at the main entrance to the site. Pierce Transit Shuttle services may be available depending on where you live. For more shuttle information call 253-581-8000.


Special Notes

  • Camp is limited to the first 16 registered participants
  • Campers should bring a sack lunch and a bottle of water each day.
  • Campers must be able to use the toilet independently.
  • Campers must not pose a threat to themselves or others
  • Campers must be ambulatory (the ability to move unassisted using feet, crutches, walker, wheelchair, etc.)
  • Campers should dress for the weather and for being outside each day. 

DDA Assistance

If the participant is receiving DDA assistance, please review DDA Respite Policies for classes and activities provided by Pierce County Parks and Recreation.


Location

Lakewood Community Center
9112 Lakewood Dr. SW
Lakewood, WA 98499(map)


Questions about Camp PIERCE?

Jen Spane
Recreation Supervisor
(253) 798-4753 | email