Brambleton Recreation Center

Programs & Registration

We offer programs on a quarterly basis.  Registration is available online, in person, or by phone.  

Register online here.

View our Spring 2023 Flier

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About The Center


Brambleton Center is home to many of Roanoke County’s recreation programs and serves as one of our many facilities for program registration. 

The Center has multipurpose rooms for a variety of classes that include: wellness, cultural arts, summer camps, as well as community rooms available for rent.

The Brambleton Center is also home to Therapeutic Recreation Services of the Roanoke Valley.


2023 Holiday Hours

New Year's Day: CLOSED Monday, January 2                                                                                
Martin Luther King Jr. Day: CLOSED Monday, January 16

Memorial Day: CLOSED Monday, May 29

Juneteenth: CLOSED Monday, June 19

Independence Day: CLOSED Tuesday, July 4

Labor Day: CLOSED Monday, September 4

Thanksgiving Day: CLOSED Thursday, November 23

Day After Thanksgiving: CLOSED Friday, November 24

Christmas Eve: CLOSED Friday, December 22

Christmas Day: CLOSED Monday, December 25 



Getting Here

From Route 419, turn North onto Brambleton Ave (Rt. 221). Turn right at the first stoplight onto Valley Forge Ave. Follow it to the top of the hill. The center parking lot is on your left.


  1. Jun 3

  2. Meal Prep 101: Salad Prep

    Meal prep is a great way to eat well while saving time and money, but where do you begin? In this class we will discuss equipment, containers, storage and food! You will walk away with an action plan, recipes, and the confidence to get started! Instructor: Aimee Valenzuela, MPH, NTP
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  1. Jun 10

  2. Geology Rocks!

    Have you ever wondered what kind of foundation the Roanoke Region is made up of? All of the rocks and formations that you see daily in this area have bits and pieces that give them a personalized story and background, so let’s not take it for granite. Come learn about what the Roanoke region has laying beneath it, and participate in some rockin’ crafts!
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  1. Jun 17

  2. Monarchs and More

    Monarchs are the poster children of butterflies and even insects in general. Plants and animals depend on butterflies and other pollinators for their very lives. Learn all about Monarchs and how to identify other local butterfly species and their life cycles. Participates will get to make a butterfly feeder, learn how to encourage backyard butterflies, and receive a butterfly checklist. Children must be accompanied by a registered adult.
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  1. Jun 24

  2. Fairy Garden

    Take a stroll in the woods and collect some items to make your own mini forest garden. Learn about the beautiful smaller plants hidden among the trees and the animals that depend on them. Instructor will have some terrarium plants pre-collected, tools to collect your own materials and plastic containers you can “reuse” as terrariums or you can bring your own small container.
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  3. Great American Campout

    Whether you are a seasoned camper or you are looking for a step into the scene, all are invited to take part in The Great American Campout. Set up a tent at Explore Park and connect with family, friends and nature with some classic camping activities. Among friends new and old enjoy fun outdoor family friendly activities such as; campfire, corn-hole, nature activities, stargazing and more. Space is limited to 60 tents, up to 4 campers per tent.
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  1. Jun 27

  2. Meal Prep 101: Meatless Meals

    Meal prep is a great way to eat well while saving time and money, but where do you begin? In this class we will discuss equipment, containers, storage and food! You will walk away with an action plan, recipes, and the confidence to get started! Instructor: Aimee Valenzuela, MPH, NTP
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