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Summer Recreation Camp 2025
Summer Rec is back and better than ever!
Campers will be grouped according to their grade and will enjoy five weeks of organized games, sports, crafts, events,
and activities! Our trained and enthusiastic staff take extreme pride in making Rec safe and lots of fun for all campers.
Extended Morning Care is available for an additional cost. Camp will be outdoors at Bundt Park and within
the next month we will be adding a bunch of exciting trips.
Exciting Activities and Events! Dr. D Arts and Crafts Weekly Themes and Activities
Gardening Activities Camp-Wide Tournaments Water Activities
Weekly Shows from Awesome Performers 2025 Summer (Rec) Olympics
Talent Show and Campers Choice Awards
There's something for everyone at Summer Rec! If you have any suggestions about something we can add, let us know!
This year Summer Rec begins on Tuesday, June 25 and goes to July 26, from 9:00 am to 12 noon at Bundt Park
(Weather Permitting, families will be notified by 7:00 am if camp is cancelled). Fee: $325 per child for residents
(resident families with more than two children, your third child and any additional will be $150), $375 for non-residents.
Extended Morning Care 8:00 am drop-off. Fee: Additional $85 per child for full five weeks.
Questions? Please email the Rec Dept. at: recdir@clintontwpnj.org
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C L I N T O N T OW N S H I P M U N I C I PA L N E W S
In 2024, The Environmental Commission was awarded the
Raritan Headwaters Woods & Waterways (RHA) Grant. The
goal is to plant trees in riparian buffers along the North Branch,
South Branch of the Raritan River and their tributaries. This
grant covers the cost of purchasing native trees, cages and tubes.
RHA will also be providing technical assistance on planting day.
The project will be located on Township owned property, Prostak
West. Congratulations to the Environmental Commission!
Saturday, April 19
Many of our Township owned properties have been negatively
impacted by the Emerald Ash Borer. Our worst hit parcel is
Windy Acres. In 2023, the Environmental Commission and
Open Space Committee planted 125 native trees and shrubs for
a reforestation project. This year, using grant money, we will be
adding one-hundred more! We will also be adding educational
signage covering the reforestation process, and information on
the native species that have been selected.
Saturday, May 17
Volunteer Opportunities!!
Volunteers will be needed for both tree planting projects.
For volunteer interest and questions,
please email:
aswitlyk@clintontwpnj.org
H u n t e r d o n C o u n t y
C o m m i s s i o n e r J e f f
Kuhl (right) presents
a check for $100,000
t o M a y o r B r i a n
M u l l a y ( l e f t ) f o r
t h e T o w n s h i p ' s
planned inclusive
playground.
