Summer Fun In Robertson County

 As the long, sun-drenched days of summer settle over Robertson County, families are seeking ways to keep their children engaged, entertained, and educated. Fortunately, the area is bursting with a diverse array of activities, offering something for every age and interest, often right in their own backyard.

For those looking for enriching experiences without the cost, local organizations are stepping up. RobCo ZTClub is getting ready for its annual free summer day camp, which provides fantastic opportunities for children to learn new skills, build character, and foster healthy habits. Camp HYPE will be held on July 9 through 11and is open to campers aged 6-10 years old. Campers will enjoy an array of activities from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm at the Darryl Moody Center (Teal Center). Register on Tuesday July 8 at the Hearne Library. 

Similarly, Vacation Liberty School offers a unique blend of fun and education, focusing on American history and foundational values, all while engaging young minds in an interactive environment. Numerous local Vacation Bible Schools also provide free, faith-based programming, combining lessons with games, crafts, and fellowship. These free options ensure that every child in Robertson County has access to a stimulating summer. Check out our community calendar for dates and times for all of these events.

Families seeking specialized activities will find ample choices as well. Xtreme gymnasium in Franklin and Create Trackside art camps in Hearne, offer paid summer camps, catering to specific interests and providing in-depth learning and skill development. These camps provide a more focused experience for children eager to dive deeper into a particular passion, from sports to creative arts.

And of course, what's summer without a splash? The beloved Hearne City Pool at Eastside Park is open for the season, offering a refreshing escape from the summer heat. Families can enjoy public swim times on Thursdays from 1:00 pm to 6:00 pm, and Fridays through Sundays from 1:00 pm to 6:00 pm. For a truly memorable evening, Thursday nights are designated as family nights, with extended hours from 7:00 pm to 10:00 pm, perfect for creating lasting summer memories under the stars.

Robertson County truly has it all this summer. From free educational camps to specialized programs and the perennial joy of a community pool, families have a wealth of opportunities to ensure their children have an unforgettable and fulfilling summer break. So, pack the swimsuits, sign up for a camp, and prepare for a summer of adventure right here at home.