Pre-registration is held on a first come first serve basis. Registration can be done in person or through the mail. The Department is also home to six park sites and various recreation areas encompassing 176 acres. These include four developed playground sites, a lodge facility, two pavilions, an outdoor pool, soccer fields, baseball and softball fields, picnic facilities, walking trails and tennis courts. There are morning, afternoon and weekend preschool programs involving socialization, creative play, arts and crafts exploration, movement, music, drama, language development, games, instructional sports and themed special events.
Programs run throughout the year with a high concentration in the fall, winter and spring.
Senior Adult Programs Brighton Recreation sponsors many different activities for older adults in the area. Activities include card playing, fitness, crafts, art, speakers, trips, luncheons, holiday celebrations, and special events. Those who attend are asked to donate 50 cents a week toward expenses and to bring a bag lunch. Bus transportation to Brookside for Tuesday and Thursday group activities can be arranged for Brighton residents by calling the Recreation Office. The AARP Social Club meets to enjoy the company of other members.