Alpharetta releases 2026 Summer CONNECT Guide and opens door to camp registration, residents can apply starting today

Alpharetta, Georgia – The City of Alpharetta has put out its 2026 Summer CONNECT Guide, which means that local residents may now officially sign up for summer camp.

People who live in Alpharetta can start signing up on Tuesday, February 25 at 8:00 a.m. Non-residents will be able to do it starting on Tuesday, March 11, at 8:00 a.m. City administrators advise families to plan ahead because many of the most popular camps and recreation programs fill up quickly.

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The Summer CONNECT Guide lists a wide range of camps and events for kids and teens of all ages. The handbook has all the information you need about timetables, options, and new programs for the upcoming season, from standard day camps to specialty programs. Families should read the information carefully ahead of time so they are ready when enrollment opens.

The City of Alpharetta suggests that parents build a wish list for each kid before registration day to make the process go more smoothly. Putting camps and programs on a wish list doesn’t guarantee a space, but it does make it easier for families to add things to their basket once enrollment opens.

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Some of the most popular camps in Alpharetta need one more step. Before you can sign up for Wills Park Day Camp, Level Up Camp, or Teen Adventure Camp, you need to fill out a Day Camp Application. You have to fill out the Day Camp Application (Activity #36469) for each child ahead of time. But officials say that just sending in the application doesn’t guarantee a spot.

Families still need to check in on registration day to sign up for available programs, and they need to pay at the time of registration. All programs work on a first-come, first-served basis.

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If parents need help or have questions, they can email the City’s Recreation Department at [email protected] or call them at 678-297-6100 to learn more about the summer camp season in 2026.