The Jack Alter Fort Lee Community Center is now open to the public on a limited basis, beginning with adult classes. Visit our Community Center page for details.
WADING POOLS & SPRAY PARK
Fort Lee's wading pools and spray park are now open! For general information, including the COVID-19 Liability Waiver and Registration Form, please click here!
TGA GOLF CAMP FOR (AGES 5-10)
Join TGA, as it brings golf to the Borough of Fort Lee. With the support of the Recreation Department, TGA will bring its nationally recognized junior golf program to your community during the week of August 16. TGA golf camps provide professional golf instruction for all juniors ages 5-10. TGA's innovative and interactive curriculum allows instructors to teach the proper fundamentals and advanced techniques in a fun, non-intimidating environment held at Van Fleet Field. Please click here for info and to register!
SUMMER OUTDOOR SOCCER & Mini-camps
Fort Lee Recreation, in conjunction with the USA Sports Group, will be offering soccer and mini-camps for ages 2-11. Applications are currently being accepted with registrationtaking place online for Fort Lee residents only on a first come first serve basis. All COVID-19 protocols will be strictly followed. Camps will take place on the basketball courts at William Birch Park (by the Recreation Center at the bottom of Stillwell Avenue) and at Van Fleet Field (off Myrtle Avenue). Fort Lee residents may register here!
Information regarding USA Sports COVID-19 rules and procedures may be found here.
The mission of the Fort Lee Recreation Department is to offer a variety of quality services to residents of all ages so that their leisure time may be spent in a productive, meaningful and enjoyable manner in safe environments. These services may take the form of cultural, educational, instructional or recreational programs or less structured activities. They are diverse so as to offer options. They are generally introductory and non-competitive in nature, allowing for the sampling of varied experiences, without fear of ridicule or failure.
Our services are a means to a greater end; that end to include the establishment of new relationships and rapport with other participants, staff, and members of the community. This helps to open new lines of communication; to promote mutual respect in our multicultural environment; to promote a better understanding of ourselves and our neighbors; and ultimately, a better understanding of, and commitment to, our community. Our services enhance and enrich lives long after a specific activity is completed.
For questions regarding the Community Center's activities and schedules, please call 201-592-4699.
For questions regarding the Department of Recreation's actvities and schedules, please call 201-592-3612.
