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Pitch a Tent, Roast a Marshmallow, and Call It a Night: Campout Coral Springs Returns in 2026

by Sharon Aron Baron December 30, 2025

by Sharon Aron Baron December 30, 2025 2 minutes read

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Campout Coral Springs Returns for a Weekend of Outdoor Family Fun

Coral Springs Campout. {City of Coral Springs}

The City of Coral Springs is inviting residents to sleep under the stars at Campout Coral Springs 2026, a family-focused overnight event planned for Saturday, Jan. 24, through Sunday, Jan. 25 at the Sportsplex Athletic Field.

The adventure begins with check-in and tent setup at 11 a.m. Jan. 24. It concludes at 11 a.m. Jan. 25. Coral Springs residents can register for a designated camping space that includes access to all planned activities, dinner on Saturday, and breakfast on Sunday.

Spaces are limited, and registration is open now.

Activities and Amenities

Registered campers will enjoy a lineup of activities at no extra cost, including:

S’mores making around a controlled campfire
A big-screen outdoor movie under the stars
Kickball and play on the on-site playground
Family-friendly games and more

Electric outlets will be available to inflate air mattresses, and restrooms will be on site. Participants are responsible for bringing their own tents, sleeping gear, chairs, coolers, flashlights, and water bottles. Additional packing suggestions will be sent to registered campers prior to the event.

Safety and Guidelines

Coral Springs Public Safety personnel will be present throughout the event to ensure a safe experience for all campers. The Coral Springs-Parkland Fire Department will monitor communal campfires, and Coral Springs Police will provide overnight security.

The following items are prohibited at the event:

RVs
Pets
Alcohol
Fireworks and sparklers
Personal cooking or fires at tent sites
Unregistered guests
Amplified music or speakers
Personal generators

Registration and Cost

Only Coral Springs residents may attend. A camping space costs $100 and includes a 20-by-20-foot camping area. Each space must have at least one adult camp leader, and up to six campers per site are allowed.

To register and for more details, visit the City of Coral Springs event page or contact campout@coralsprings.gov.

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