All programs at the Kent County Community Center require a Facility Access Card for patrons twelve (12) years of age and older. To mail–in or drop off a registration form, please download the registration form here. (unless there is a registration form listed with a specific activity)
Weather closing information and general announcements are posted on the Kent County Community Center Facebook Page and our Rainout Line at 410-429-1401 or visit https://rainoutline.com/search/dnis/4104291401 (usually no later than 7:30 am or 3 pm for evening programs the day in question when weather related).
Kent County Parks and Recreation (KCPR) provides enjoyable, safe, family-friendly recreational activities and programs that foster well-being and strengthen community bonds. Our offerings include traditional activities such as an after-school program, summer camp, sports for both adults and youth, and childcare programs. Additionally, we collaborate with partners to host special events and hiking excursions to cater to the diverse needs of our visitors. If you have any inquiries about our programs, parks, or recreational activities, please visit our website or reach out to us via email or phone. We are here to assist you and your family in staying active and engaged! At Kent County Parks and recreation, we are committed to working diligently so that you can enjoy your recreational time to the fullest.
Kent County has completed the 2022 Land Preservation, Parks and Recreation Plan (LPPRP). The LPPRP is required by the State of Maryland to be updated every five years and acts as a countywide master plan for land preservation, recreational programming, park acquisition, and facility development. Completion of the plan and required updates is a condition for qualifying for annual Program Open Space Grant funding used to develop parks and recreation facilities.
The file can be viewed at Kent County 2022 Land Preservation, Parks & Recreation Plan. For the best user experience, we recommend viewing the pdf file with Adobe Reader.
View the full registration policies here.
To register for a program or activity, registration is accepted *online, in person and by mail. Registration is accepted on a first come first served basis. A separate registration/form is required for each participant unless noted otherwise with the program description. Paper forms are not necessary if registering online (if online registration is available for the program) or in person. Many of our programs have multiple pages to be completed and may be downloaded from the program information section on this site. Before completing a paper general registration form/packet, please confirm it is the correct form for the program for which you are registering.
Department fees are based on residency, with Kent County resident and non-resident fees listed on printed materials, the website, and ActiveNet. Proof of identity and residency may be required for reservations. Shared zip codes with Queen Anne's County may affect fees. Failure to pay additional charges for incorrect rates may result in registration cancellation. See registration policies on the Kent County Parks and Recreation website for more information.
At the Kent County Community Center (KCCC) and Parks & Recreation/Office (KCPR), we utilize Rainout Line to keep the public informed about weather-related closures or cancellations. This platform delivers updates through text messages, emails, Facebook, and our website. To receive alerts or download the app, please visit our website. We provide safe and enjoyable recreational activities and programs that promote well-being and community bonds. Our offerings include traditional activities such as after-school programs, summer camps, sports for all ages, and childcare programs. We also partner with others to organize special events and hiking trips to meet the diverse needs of our visitors. Feel free to contact us via email or phone if you have any questions about our programs or facilities. We are here to help you and your family stay active and engaged. Reach out to us at Kent County Parks and Recreation for a fulfilling recreational experience.
Kent County Parks & Recreation is a member of the Mid-Atlantic Recreation & Parks Sports Alliance (MARPSA). Each year MARPSA recognizes one administrator, one official, one coach and one athlete from each participating region, for not only good sporting behavior, but also actions made on and off the field that put athletes first, assuring a positive sporting environment.
In some cases, morning adult programs may be open when KCCC is open on time during a two-hour delay for KCPS.