From Thursday, March 19 through Sunday, March 22. For public safety, certain hiking trails are restricted from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Adaptive Recreation
The City of Phoenix Adaptive Recreation Program offers safe, inclusive, and accessible recreational opportunities for all abilities; empowering individuals to lead meaningful lives and create a welcoming environment of acceptance and belonging. Through a wide variety of programs and events, we seek to educate, enrich, and empower those with intellectual and physical disabilities to lead healthy and active lifestyles!
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Adaptive Summer Camp at South Mountain Community Center
Join us for an unforgettable summer of fun, friendship, and adventure! Our Adaptive Recreation Summer Camp is specially designed for youth ages 8–16 with special needs, providing a supportive and inclusive environment where every camper can thrive.
Adaptive Programs
Welcome to this unique culinary experience open to individuals with disabilites! Get ready to discover delicous recipes, adaptable cooking techniques, and a supportive community that celebrates the joy of cooking for all! Let's embark on a flavorful adventure that nourishes both body and spirit!
- Day/Time: TBA
- Where: Cesar Chavez Community Center - 7858 S 35th Ave
- Cost: $10.00/class
Join the City of Phoenix Special Olympics bowling team! Participants will learn bowling techniques alongside their peers. *A current Special Olympics physical is required to participate.*
- When: TBA
- Cost: $20.00
- Age: 9 years+
Join our City of Phoenix Special Olympics cheerleading team!Practice will be held on Wednesday's at Sunnyslope Community Center from 5:30-6:30PM and will teach all participants dance moves and cheers alongside their peers. A current Special Olympics physical is required to participate.
- Adaptive at state championships
- Adaptive bowling
- Adaptive cooking class
- Adaptive at state championships
- Adaptive summer camp
Resources
Did you know?
Telephone Pioneers Park
The Parks and Recreation Department manages Telephone Pioneers of America Park, the first barrier free park in the nation. This facility was built through community donations under the leadership of the volunteer organization, Telephone Pioneers of America.
The park features two beep baseball fields, a therapeutic heated pool, a wheelchair-accessible playground, an 18-station exercise course, racquetball, volleyball, tennis, basketball and shuffleboard. Ramadas, grills and picnic facilities also are available. A state of the art "all children" accessible playground was completed in January 2001.
Contact Us
Adaptive Recreation Office: South Mountain Community Center, 212 E Alta Vista Dr
For latest event and class information, contact Adaptive Recreation:
call 602-534-0385 or email jessica.latham@phoenix.gov.