Family events in Camden County, NJ

Bring the whole family together for a fun, interactive yoga experience at The Learning Experience - Medford NJ. This is an in-person event focused on getting everyone moving and stretching together.

The COA Summer Carnival returns with an even bigger celebration for all ages. Attendees can look forward to an upbeat evening filled with carnival games, food trucks, sweet treats, music, local vendors, prizes, and continuous fun for families. Organizers are also welcoming vendor interest for this large community gathering.

Open to families with students entering grades 6 through 12, this family pool party combines time in the water with a chance to connect with others from the Y. Get to know the Brick House team and discover its mission and programs in a relaxed setting. Expect swimming, casual games, and food for easygoing summer fun. It welcomes those already connected to Brick House as well as anyone curious about what it offers. Pack a swimsuit and towel, and make it a family outing.

Head to Lindenwold Park for No Surrender, a Springsteen tribute night with a car show in the early evening and a concert later on. The car show kicks off at 6:00 PM, followed by the concert at 8:00 PM.

Step into the past at the Wyckoff-Garretson House & Museum with free, lively tours led by costumed docents, presented by The Meadows Foundation. Discover how people in Franklin Township, New Jersey lived in the 18th and 19th centuries while exploring a house museum interpreted to reflect the years 1709, 1730, and 1805. Tours are offered every second Sunday from April to October.

Get ready for a high-energy week of Heavy Metal music making at this 5-day rock camp. Campers will dive into the louder, harder side of rock and roll, with daily rehearsals and practice, plus fun music games and activities. On Friday, campers will perform the songs they’ve been working on during the week, with a show time listed for 2:00 PM. Ages 8-18 are welcome, with some experience required.

Presented by Soccer Post of Cherry Hill, this weekly youth pickup soccer session invites players ages 7 to 13 to play simply for the joy of the game. Set aside the pressures of club soccer and take part in relaxed, informal matches without coaches or structured drills. Show up, split into teams right then, and start playing.

Bring the whole family for Triceratots, an all-ages storytime packed with songs, rhymes, dancing, and plenty of fun. Registration is required and space is limited, and attendees must have a Heggan library card. Registration opens August 4, 2026 at 8:30 AM. The program is designed for children age 0 to 3 months through age 10, with the most appropriate age range being 5 and under, and older siblings are welcome.

Beat the heat with an open-house game day at the library. Drop in to play a mix of classic board and card games, meet up with other players, and enjoy the laid-back craft room setup. This event is a good fit for teens, tweens, kids, and their caregivers.

Bring the kids for a dinosaur-themed storytime focused on older dino fans ages 3 to 10. Expect longer stories along with songs and some dancing. Registration is required, a Heggan library card is needed, and space is limited so you should only sign up for one session per week. Accommodations are available by request.

North Camden Little League presents a T-Ball practice for players ages 5 to 7 as part of Summer Slam 2026. Young athletes will build fundamentals through fun drills and teamwork within a season that blends clinics, practices, scrimmages, and competitive games. The league welcomes both beginners and returning players, with opportunities to learn the basics, make friends, and represent the community. Participants can also look forward to matchups with teams from Camden, Philadelphia, and communities across South Jersey.

Bring the whole family for Triceratots, an all-ages storytime with songs, rhymes, dancing, and plenty of fun. Registration is required, and it’s open to Heggan cardholders only. Library staff can provide accommodations on request, and registration will open on August 5, 2026 at 8:30 AM. Please note that you should choose only one morning to attend per week, since the session repeats daily and space is limited. This program is for children age 0 to 3 months through age 10, and it’s most appropriate for ages 5 and under, with older siblings welcome.

Roaring Readers is a dinosaur-themed storytime for kids ages 3 to 10. Expect longer stories along with songs and dancing. Registration is required, a library card is needed, and content repeats across sessions, so you’ll need to choose just one session to attend each week.

Enjoy a hot dog themed roller skating session at Millennium Skate World, set to lively tunes and geared toward family fun. The rink comes alive with music and a playful vibe for a relaxed, lighthearted outing on wheels.