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1. What camps are being offered?

We have a variety of in-person & virtual camps. Please check our website for the latest details. www.Fremont.gov/Camps 

2. How can I register for camps?

ONLINE

Visit www.RegeRec.com to browse and register for camps

EMAIL

Submit completed registration form via email to RegeRec@fremont.gov. 

Credit/Debit card Only

MAIL

3300 Capitol Avenue Building B. Fremont CA 94538 (Attn: Recreation Services)

3. Is the Registration Desk at City Hall open?

Not yet. However, staff is available by phone and email to answer questions during office hours. Please email RegeRec@fremont.gov or call (510) 494-4300.

4. What is a camp pod?

A unit of counselor to camper ratio of 2:12. Camp Pods will not intermingle with other Camp Pods at the same site. The Camp Pod idea is in alignment with the “stable bubble” mandate released by the ACPHD for children in camp or extracurricular programs. 

5. What safety measures are you taking at Summer Camps?

View our COVID-19 Safety Plan. 

6. I have questions? Who can I ask?

Please call us at (510) 494-4300 or email RegeRec@fremont.gov

7. Will the kids need to wear masks all day?

Yes, Staff, parents, and camp participants must wear mask to enter the facility, wait in line, sign their
child into camp, or around others; entry/service may be refused if not following proper face
covering protocols. Per ACPHD guidelines, camp participants are required to wear face
coverings. Campers are allowed to take off their masks during lunch.

8. Will the staff wear masks/face covering?

Yes, staff are required to wear masks/face coverings

9. Does the parent need to wear a mask/face covering?

Yes, masks/face coverings are required to enter the facility and for drop/off pickup.

10. How many staff per camp?

Each camp pod will have 2:14 staff to camper ratio. View the Safety Plan at for more details.  

11. What is staff doing to keep my child safe?

We have implemented new safety measures in accordance with the guidelines from the Alameda County Public Health Department

• New Camp Pods (2:14 ratio)
• Mandatory health screenings
• Expanded outdoor activities
• Additional cleaning and sanitizing procedures
• Expanded staff safety training
• Development of a Summer COVID-19 Safety Plan

View the full safety plan on our website.

12. Will staff be taking temperatures every day?

Yes. Upon arrival, camp participants must receive a health screening, which includes taking their temperature with a non-contact thermometer. Participants must not have a temperature of 100.4°F or higher. View the Safety Plan at www.Fremont.gov/Recreation for more details.  

13. Do you have extended care?

Currently, extended care is only offered for Aqua Camp.  If you are interested in registering for extended care, please share your feedback with us via email at RegeRec@fremont.gov  

14. Where can I find updates on facilities, parks, playgrounds, etc?

Check our website and follow us on social media: Facebook and Instagram.

15. Are transfers allowed once a camp has started?

No,  campers must remain in their camp pod.