PGA National Park

About

A multi-sport park with basketball courts, tennis courts, softball fields, multipurpose fields, and a disc golf course, plus a playground and walking paths. The open layout gives kids plenty of space to run around, though parking can get tight during busy times. Good for all ages since the basketball courts include both standard 10-foot rims and 9-foot rims for younger kids. The park has a lake that adds to the scenery but requires supervision since it's unfenced. Courts and fields can be reserved through the city's recreation department.

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Programs (2)

• Camp Gardens

  Camp
  · Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday· Morning· Free

  I can't write an accurate description for Camp Gardens based on the information provided. While I can see the program name listed in the recreation menu, the website content cuts off before any actual details about Camp Gardens appear. The amenities listed (basketball courts, tennis courts, softball fields, playground, disc golf) tell me what's available at PGA National Park, but there's nothing specifically describing what kids actually do in Camp Gardens, what ages it serves, what the schedule looks like, or why someone should choose it. Rather than make up details about activities or structure, I'd recommend getting more complete information directly from the Parks & Recreation department before writing this description.

• Programs & Events

  Camp
  · Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday· Morning· Free

  I appreciate the task, but I need to flag an issue: the information provided appears to be about a municipal Parks & Recreation department's general programs and facilities, not a specific children's activity program. The website content shows PGA National Park has amenities like basketball courts, tennis courts, and a playground, and mentions that the Burns Road Community Center recently reopened with various program categories (Athletics, Aquatics, Camp, Art, etc.), but it doesn't describe an actual program with specific activities, age-appropriateness details, or scheduling information. To write an accurate parent-facing description, I'd need details like: What specific activities does this program offer? Is it a sports camp, art class, nature program? What age group is it really designed for? What days/times does it actually meet? If you have more specific content about a particular program being offered through this recreation department, I'd be happy to write that description!