- July 18, 2026
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Kaytlen Bonilla and Ruth Castillo were excited for the fun day they had ahead of them at the event.
The Poke family had fun going down the water slides.
The Nelson and Clark families hung out in the pool for a refreshing day.
Burgers and hot dogs were available for free.
Baylee Holmes happily showed off her face paint.
Debby Poe enjoyed the Saturday afternoon with her grandson, Steven Morrow.
Olivia Rosario, Jasmine Engle, Juniper and Cael Loop enjoyed the many activities offered at the event, including the Back-to-School Bash.
The Garcia family relaxed in the shade as the sun shined bright.
The Rainvil family made the most of the event, getting their faces painted and enjoying the rides and games.
New Day Christian Center’s Pastor Von Robinson, Jayvian Rivera, Dean Anderson, Ulysses Lee and Frank Ford with the Redemption Home nonprofit enjoyed the event together.
Anais and Amir Torres, and Abigail Rivera patiently waited for Amir’s turn to bounce on an inflatable.
Children had a blast on a spinning ride.
DJ BEAM played fun, uplifting music for families to enjoy.
Jessica and Mason Phillip cooled down in the pool.
Kay and Janell Jonathan were ready for the sunny day.
Grace Washington climbed the rock-climbing wall.
Ella Borosigh closed her eyes as her face was painted.
@Tapdbydee from Tallahassee offered free haircuts at the event.
Ocoee Middle School Resource Officer Andrea Sanders helped serve the hot dogs and burgers, alongside other officers and city employees.
Ricardo Cordero and Lizbeth Robles visited the event with their children, who are having fun on the ride behind them.
Ocoee held its annual Family Recreation Day Saturday, July 18, offering a plethora of fun activities for families to enjoy together.
BEAM the DJ provided live entertainment through music, setting the scene at Jim Beech Recreation Center and Family Aquatic Center.
A rock-climbing wall, water slides, pool access, inflatables and rides were popular among families, as well as the face-painting station.
Free hot dogs and burgers were available on a first come, first serve basis.
While some families enjoyed the water and the gleaming sun, others attended the sixth annual Back-to-School Bash, which offered free backpacks, books and school physicals.
There were dozens of attendees, all enjoying the vendors, the games, the fun and each other’s company.
