recreationcamp

noun
UK /ˌrekriˈeɪʃən kæmp/
US /ˌrekriˈeɪʃən kæmp/

A recreation camp is a place where kids go to play games and have fun.

Every summer, Mia spends two weeks at a recreation camp where she swims and makes crafts with new friends.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A camp offering organized sports and outdoor activities for people of all ages.

The town opened a recreation camp by the lake with kayaking and volleyball.

3. A temporary program run by a city or park service to keep children active during school breaks.

The parks department runs a free recreation camp during spring break.

4. A facility where campers take part in games, music, and group activities rather than academic study.

Instead of math lessons, the recreation camp focuses on team games and nature walks.