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Saturday, June 6

Huck Finn Fishing Derby (CCP) 16

Monday, June 8

5K Fun Run (CCP) 27

Summer Youth Developmental Programs (CCP) Monday, June 15 - July 20

Arts & Crafts 15

Wednesday, June 17 - July 22

Kiddie Kooking 15

Friday, June 19 - July 24

Movin’ with the Munchkins 15

Monday – Thursday, June 15 - July 23

Indoor Climbing Camp June 15 - 18 13

Baseball Camp June 15 - 18 13

Football Camp June 22 - 25 13

Backyard Games Camp June 29 - July 2 13

Basketball Camp July 6 - 9 13

Volleyball/Tennis Camp July 13 - 16 14

Soccer Camp July 20 - 23 14

Tuesday & Thursday, June 11 – August 13

Dip, Dodge & Slide (CCP) 16

Wednesday, June 10

Track & Field Fun Meet (CCP) 17

Thursday, June 11 Outdoor Swimming & Wading Pools Open (CCP) 21

Saturday, June 13 Touch-a-Truck (CCP) 17

Monday – Friday, June 15 – 19 Junior Golf Clinic (GC) 26

Wednesday, June 17

Concert in the Park (CCP) 19

Friday, June 19 Springland Splash (CCP) 16

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Monday, June 22 Summer Membership Special (CC & FRC) 6

5K Fun Run (CCP) 27

Tuesday, June 23


Wednesday, June 24 Concert in the Park (CCP) 19

Thursday, June 25


Tuesday, June 30


Wednesday, July 1 Concert in the Park (CCP) 19

Thursday, July 2


Saturday, July 4 City Fireworks Display & Concert (CCP) 18

Firecracker Flop Mud Volleyball Tournament (CCP) 18

FireWhacker Golf Tournament (CCP) 18

Monday, July 6

5K Fun Run (CCP) 27

Wednesday, July 8 Track & Field Fun Meet (CCP) 17

Thursday, July 9


Saturday, July 11 International Day (HM) 27

U.F.O. Disc Golf Tournament (CCP) 20

Tuesday, July 14 Concert in the Park (CCP) 19

Nat’l High School Finals Rodeo Volleyball (CCP) 20

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Wednesday, July 15


Nat’l High School Finals Rodeo Volleyball (CCP) 20

Thursday, July 16


Saturday, July 18 Children’s Bike Rodeo (CCP) 17

Mini Indy (CCP) 17

Monday, July 20 5K Fun Run (CCP) 27

Tuesday, July 21 Concert in the Park (CCP) 19

Wednesday, July 22


Thursday, July 23


Monday, August 3

5K Fun Run (CCP) 27

Tuesday, August 4 Concert in the Park (CCP) 19

Wednesday, August 5 Track & Field Fun Meet (CCP) 17

Thursday, August 6


Friday, August 7

Movie in the Park (CCP) 19

Tuesday, August 11


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Wednesday, August 12


Thursday, August 13


Friday, August 14

Movie in the Park (CCP) 19

Monday, August 17 5K Fun Run (CCP) 27

Tuesday, August 18


Wednesday, August 19


Thursday, August 20


Monday, August 24 - September 21

Little Squirts Beginner Football (CCP) 20

Tuesday, August 25 - September 24

Youth Developmental Flag Football (CCP) 20

City Government Information 2

Civic Center Fitness Classes 8

Civic Center Pool Schedule 10

Fall Volleyball League Meetings 27

Facility Information 5

Family Fun Runs 27

Family Recreation Center Fitness Classes 23

Family Recreation Center Pool Schedule 24

Miscellaneous:

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Golf Course 26

Historical Museum 27

Local Sports Organizations 28

Outdoor Pool Rules 21

Parks & Recreations Divisions 3

Punt, Pass & Kick (CCP) 17

Skate Park 27

Tae-Kwon-Do 22

Website Information 4

Welcome Letter from the Director 1

Wibit 11

Youth Development Pass 12

Descriptions of local parks can be found on the back cover.

Key: CC - Civic Center facility

CCP - Civic Center Programs

GC - White Mountain Golf Course

HM - Historical Museum

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On behalf of the City of Rock Springs and all staff of the Parks and Recreation Department, I welcome you to the facilities we operate. We hope you find activities and pro-grams, among the many in this guide, that interest and as-sist you in your quest for an enjoyable and healthy lifestyle. Our mission is to “Enhance the Quality of Life in Rock Springs”; we intend to follow through each and every day.

Again in 2015, our department will offer new and ex-citing recreation opportunities for you to explore. For exam-ple, this year the White Mountain Golf Course will break away from traditional golf and try six-hole rounds, develop new forward-tee areas, and offer an executive-course layout all in the name of fun golf! The Parks Department hopes you will visit their dog park – including the ‘small dog’ area, try disc-golf at Arthur Park and consider volunteering this summer in the development of the city’s first bike park! Our Civic Center/Rec Programs division hopes you’ll attend many of the exciting events inside this guide as we have so many opportunities for you to get out and play! And don’t forget our Family Rec Center and its many indoor offerings.

We hope that you will get out and participate in our numerous recreational opportunities. We also ask you to help us watch over the facilities we manage. Unfortunately, we experience vandalism each year in our community parks, which only takes away from your opportunity to recreate. Please appreciate your city parks. It’s your tax dollars that build and maintain them.

Wishing you all the best this summer!

Best regards, Dave Lansang, Director of Parks and Recreation

Message from the Director of Parks & Recreation:

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The Parks & Recreation department provides a variety of facilities and services to all Rock Springs residents and visitors through a system of four divisional operations, which consist of the Civic Center Programs, Family Recreation Center, Golf Course and Parks. If you should have any concerns related to any of our services or facilities, please contact the specific division or the department head with any concerns at: Parks & Recreation Department Attn: Dave Lansang, Director 3900 Sweetwater Drive

Rock Springs, WY 82901

307-352-1440

[email protected]

Honorable Mayor - Carl Demshar 352-1510

City Council Department Heads Parks & Rec. Board

Jason Armstrong Vince Crow 352-1538 Ron Cheese

Clark Stith City Attorney Lynne Demshar

Tim Savage Scott Nelson 352-1550 Kelby Kramer

Rob Zotti City Court Judge Bill Legerski

David Halter Paul Kauchich 352-1541 Joe Lison

Glennise Wendorf City Engineer Stevie Madsen

Rose Moseby Dwane Pacheco 352-1581 Kim Taucher

David Tate Police Chief

Council meetings are the first and third Tuesdays of the month in the Rock Springs City Hall Council Cham-bers.

Jim Wamsley 352-1475 Parks & Recreation Board meetings are the second Thursday of the month in the Rock Springs City Hall Council Chambers.

Fire Chief

Amy Allen 352-1540

Public Service

Lisa Tarufelli 352-1500

Administration

Dave Lansang 352-1440

Parks & Recreation

Kara Beech

Human Resources

352-1510

Who’s Who in City Government:

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Parks & Recreation Staff Number

Mike Evans

Family Recreation Center Facility Superintendent 352-1440

Mark Lyon Parks Superintendent

352-1400

JJ Syvrud

Civic Center Facility Superintendent 352-1420

Grant Yaklich

Golf Course Superintendent 352-1411

Aaron Allred

Golf Professional 352-1415

MISSION STATEMENT

“TO ENHANCE THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN THE

CITY OF ROCK SPRINGS.”

Civic Center

Programs 410 N St. 352-1420

Climbing Wall 352-1422

Wataha Rec. Complex

North of Rock Springs

Superintendent 352-1411 Pro Shop 352-1415

Family Recreation Center

3900 Sweetwater Dr.

352-1440

Parks Division

200 Community Park Dr. 352-1400

Parks & Recreation Facilities

Centennial Park

White Mountain Golf Course

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OOPS!!!! We goofed! Errors may occur in this publication. When errors do occur, we will do everything possible to promptly correct the situation; call 352-1423 and let us know what you found. Thank you for your patience.

Americans with Disabilities Act:

The City of Rock Springs is committed to supporting and complying with the Americans with Disabilities Act. If you require special assistance to partici-pate in our programs or to use our facilities, please be sure to let us know!

The Rock Springs Parks & Recreation Department invites all residents to come in and find out what we have to offer. We have programs, classes and facilities for all ages. Want to learn more? Give us a call at 352-1440 or 352-1420. We will be happy to set up a time to show you around and explain any program that is of interest to you. We want to meet and talk with you and your family. You are important to us!

All Parks & Recreation Department Civic Center, Family Recreation Center and Recreation staff members have continuing CPR, First Aid, AED, Hazmat and general safety training, as well as certifications in their specialized areas.

Can’t find what you’re looking for? Check us out on

the web at: www.rswy.net. Information on everything

from Animal Control to Zoning can be located under

the Department heading on the main page. Watch in

the coming months for a revamp of our website.

The City of Rock Springs is also on Face-Face-Face-Face-bookbookbookbook!!! Get updates as they happen by “liking” each division, or the City as a whole.

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Facility Hours Family Recreation Center Civic Center Programs

Monday – Friday

5:00 am – 8:00 pm

Monday – Friday 6:00 am – 8:00 pm

Saturday & Sunday

12:00 pm – 6:00 pm

Saturday & Sunday 7:00 am – 12:00 pm

Climbing Wall

Summer Hours Effective: Monday – Friday 1:00 – 7:30 pm

May 4 – October 4, 2015 Saturday & Sunday

8:00 am - 11:30 am

Civic Center and


Registration:Registration:Registration:Registration: Lessons:Lessons:Lessons:Lessons: April 27 - May 3 May 4 - May 22

June 1 - June 7 June 8 - June 25

June 29 - July 5 July 6 - July 23

July 27 - August 2 August 3 - August 20

August 31 - September 6 September 7 - September 24

September 28 - October 4 October 5 - October 22

Summer Swimming Lessons

Both facilities close these days:Both facilities close these days:Both facilities close these days:Both facilities close these days: Memorial Day:Memorial Day:Memorial Day:Memorial Day: Monday, May 25th

Independence Day:Independence Day:Independence Day:Independence Day: Saturday, July 4th

Labor Day:Labor Day:Labor Day:Labor Day: Monday, September 7th

Holiday Closures

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Admission Fees:

Daily Admission: (includes Climbing Wall, but not rental fees)

Punch Passes: Adult/Student 50 punches $125

Senior 50 punches $100

Student $3.25

10 punches

$32.50

Adult 6 60

Senior 2 20

Pioneer (75+) 1 10

Pioneer (80+) FREE N/A

Memberships:

Monthly Six-month Yearly

Student $22 $120 $220

Adult 45 220 400

Couples 60 320 525

Family 75 370 650

Senior 13 60 110

Sr. Family 20 100 180

Pioneer (75+) 6.50 30 55

Pioneer Fam. (75+) 10 50 90

Pioneer (80+) N/A N/A $0.00

Climbing Wall Rentals: Shoes 1.50

Harness 1.50

Pioneer Members age 80 and over are eligible for an Annual member-ship at no charge simply for their convenience and our tracking purpos-es. For patrons who prefer to sign in, we have other options.

Buy any ONE membership and receive one month free. Stop by either facility Monday, June 22nd and renew your membership or sign up for a new one. It’s too good a deal to miss!

Summer Membership Special:Summer Membership Special:Summer Membership Special:Summer Membership Special:

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Youth: Children 7 - 18, or any child participating in Preschool les-sons or higher, if there isn’t a current Family membership. Adults with children in Parent/Child lessons must have a membership for themselves, which covers the child. College Student: 19 - 23 years old; full time college students. We require a copy of a class schedule indicating status. Adult: 19 - 61

Senior: 62 - 74

Pioneer: 75 & older (free for Pioneers over 80) Family: Spouse as defined by state law. Membership can in-clude any children in the home of whom the parents have legal cus-tody/guardianship. It also includes college students. Couple: Spouse (no engaged couples or couples living togeth-er); parent and child. Children under 7 are generally free, with a paid adult. Swimming Lessons require a current membership. Reduced rates are available; ask at the Family Recreation Center for requirements.

Admission Fee GuidelinesAdmission Fee GuidelinesAdmission Fee GuidelinesAdmission Fee Guidelines::::

1. Children under 7 must be accompanied by an adult. 2. Neither facilities is responsible for lost or stolen items. 3. Food and drinks allowed in designated areas. 4. No running or horseplay allowed. 5. A daily fee is required for admittance. 6. Please obey all other posted rules.

General Facility RulesGeneral Facility RulesGeneral Facility RulesGeneral Facility Rules::::

Civic Center Programs and


Facility Rules

Civic Center Programs

Indoor Activities

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We offer several of our popular classes through the summer, begin-ning June 1st. Friday classes, with the exception of Water Exercise, end May 22nd. SilverSneakers® Classic continues on Monday & Wednesday and the Summer Challenge class begins June 8th.

Fitness Classes:Fitness Classes:Fitness Classes:Fitness Classes:

Where: Rock Springs Civic Center When: Monday - Friday; 9:00 - 10:00 am

Tuesday & Thursday; 6:30 - 7:30 pm

Take stress off your joints, add resistance to strength moves and have fun in the water with one of the classes offered five days a week.

Water ExerciseWater ExerciseWater ExerciseWater Exercise

Where: Rock Springs High School track (weather permitting)

When: Monday & Wednesday; 6:00 - 6:45 am

Increase your cardio endurance and overall fitness with sessions designed to keep you motivated and send you in to fall in your best shape ever.

Summer ChallengeSummer ChallengeSummer ChallengeSummer Challenge

Where: Rock Springs Civic Center When: Thursday; 9:00 - 10:00 am

Great for anybody, yoga builds long, lean muscles, improves flexibility and balance and provides a total body workout. Chairs are used for support if necessary.

Sr. YogaSr. YogaSr. YogaSr. Yoga

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Where: Rock Springs Civic Center When: Tuesday & Thursday; 10:00 - 10:45 am

Rowbics® is a completely balanced workout that moves your core, your arms, your legs, your back and of course your mind & spirit. Utilize the Concept2 rower to enhance your core strength, posture and flexibility. When you combine the correct rowing tech-nique and our Quadcore Conditioning™ system you'll strengthen your whole body.

RowbicsRowbicsRowbicsRowbics

Where: Rock Springs Civic Center When: Monday & Wednesday; 5:30 - 6:30 pm Avoid the heat outside and ride indoors. Increase your endur-ance and overall strength, plus be ready for anything the road out-side tosses your way with our unique class format.

Precision CyclingPrecision CyclingPrecision CyclingPrecision Cycling

Where: Rock Springs Civic Center When: Monday & Wednesday; 9:30 - 10:30 am

Improve strength, flexibility, posture and balance. Exercise at your own pace with resistance tools including bands, balls and weights. SilverSneakers® is a registered trademark of Healthways, Inc.

SilverSneakersSilverSneakersSilverSneakersSilverSneakers® ClassicClassicClassicClassic

Where: Rock Springs Civic Center When: Tuesday & Thursday; 6:05 - 6:50 am

You never know what to expect from this zany fitness experi-ence. Join our creative instructor as she challenges your mind and body with a variety of class styles keeping you motivated, and your muscles challenged, for the best results from your workout.

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Memberships and daily fees are honored at either location. Fitness classes are included with your admission.

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Civic Center Pool Schedule Lap Swim Open Swim Water Exercise

Monday &

Wednesday

6 - 8 am

12 - 1 pm

5 - 6:30 pm

8 - 9 am

2 - 5 pm 9 - 10 am

Tuesday &

Thursday

6 - 8 am

12 - 1 pm

5 - 6:30 pm

8 - 9 am

2 - 5 pm

9 - 10 am

6:30 - 7:30 pm

Friday

6 - 8 am

12 - 1 pm

5 - 6:30 pm

8 - 9 am

10 am - 12 pm

1 - 5 pm

6:30 - 7:30 pm

9 - 10 am

Saturday &

Sunday 7 - 9 am 9 - 11:30 am

Registration Week

(no swimming lessons)

Lap Swim Open Swim* Water Exercise

Monday &

Wednesday

6 - 8 am

12 - 1 pm

5 - 6:30 pm

10 am - 12 pm

1 - 5 pm

6:30 - 7:30 pm

9 - 10 am

Tuesday &

Thursday

6 - 8 am

12 - 1 pm

5 - 6:30 pm

10 am - 12 pm

1 - 5 pm

9 - 10 am

6:30 - 7:30 pm

Friday

6 - 8 am

12 - 1 pm

5 - 6:30 pm

10 am - 12 pm

1 - 5 pm

6:30 - 7:30 pm

9 - 10 am

Saturday &

Sunday 7 - 9 am 9 - 11:30 am

*Open Swim

M - F

8 - 9 am

Monday -

Thursday

Level 4 - 6

10 - 10:45 am

Level 1 - 3

11 - 11:45 am

Level 1 - 4

1 - 1:45 pm

Parent & Child

11 - 11:30

Preschool

11:30 - 12

Monday &

Wednesday

Adult

6:30 - 7:30 pm

Lessons

Extras

Summer Wibit Schedule:Summer Wibit Schedule:Summer Wibit Schedule:Summer Wibit Schedule:

Summer should be celebrated in the zaniest of ways - on the Civic Center Wibit! Watch for dates scheduled when events allow. Our new pieces give all ages and abili-ties plenty of wacky water fun.

Rent a room or the whole gym area for your next event. Meeting rooms are available for parties, meetings or non-profit events, as is the gym area. Call the Civic Center for fee information.

Event Reservations:Event Reservations:Event Reservations:Event Reservations:

Kids 7 - 12 can party on the wall, in the pool, or hang in the gym with one of our party packages. Parties include cake, ice cream, party favors, punch and tableware. Other options also include pizza. Give us a call and we can plan your event.

Civic Center Birthday Parties:Civic Center Birthday Parties:Civic Center Birthday Parties:Civic Center Birthday Parties:

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Fitness Classes

Family Friendly Events

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Outdoor Events

The Rock Springs Parks & Recreation Department charges a $10.00 fee, per activity, to participate in the Summer Youth Development Pro-grams (SYDP), with a maximum fee for all events of $30. Need based scholarships are available for passes, just chat with us. Purchase at the Civic Center & program locations, prior to registration, or any time your child chooses to participate in a number of activities. There will be deadlines for individual event registration. For more information contact the Civic Center. Lunches are provided during the events by Sweetwa-ter County School District #1 for all participants. All events are open to boys and girls with a drive to learn how to play and improve their skills in any sport. All camps use a progression curriculum to teach the fundamentals of each sport so campers can see improvement by the end of each ses-sion. Developing skills include not just the basics, but also teamwork, responsibility and a true love for the game. Even better, the camps take kids back to simply playing for fun.

Event Deadlines:

Registra+on for the full summer begins the middle of May.

For individual events, par+cipants MUST be registered by the morning the

event begins, no mid-event registra+on will be allowed.

Summer Youth Development Pass:Summer Youth Development Pass:Summer Youth Development Pass:Summer Youth Development Pass:

JUNE JUNE JUNE JUNE JUNE/JULY JUNE/JULY JUNE/JULY JUNE/JULY JULY JULY JULY JULY

Monday -

Thursday

15th

-

18th

22nd

-

25th

6th

-

9th

13th

-

16th

20th

-

23rd

SPORTS Climbing

Baseball Football

Backyard

Games Basketball

Tennis/

Volleyball Soccer

ACTIVITIES

Arts & Cra;s

June 15th

& 22nd

Kiddie Kooking

June 17th

& 24th

Arts & Cra;s

June 29th

Kiddie Kooking

July 1st

Arts & Cra;s

July 6th

, 13th

& 20th

Kiddie Kooking

July 8th

& 22nd

29th

-

2nd

Camp ScheduleCamp ScheduleCamp ScheduleCamp Schedule

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Where: Rock Springs Jr. High School When: Monday - Thursday; June 29th - July 2nd

Time: 8:30 - 11:30 am

Ages: 5 - 13

What’s more fun than a barrel of monkeys? Those “old school” games played outdoors. Remember the days of playing with no real goal in mind, just because it was fun? Let us give your kids the same memories as we teach teamwork skills and the joy of playtime.

Backyard Games:Backyard Games:Backyard Games:Backyard Games: FreeFreeFreeFree

Where: Rock Springs Jr. High School When: Monday - Thursday; June 22nd - 25th

Time: 8:30 - 11:30 am

Ages: 5 - 13

Football takes heart and skill, our new camp format focuses on enhancing existing skills and giving players a chance to learn the game from both sides of the ball. We teach the fundamentals of de-

flagging, defensive & offensive positioning, passing or catching in a positive way to reinforce the fun in every game.

Football:Football:Football:Football: $10$10$10$10

Where: Rock Springs Jr. High School When: Monday - Thursday; June 15th - 18th

Time: 8:30 - 11:30 am

Ages: 5 - 13

Placing emphasis on honing existing skills, and learning new ones, our baseball camp teaches proper form in fielding, throwing, catching, hitting and base running, in a fun, positive environment.

Baseball:Baseball:Baseball:Baseball: $10$10$10$10

Where: Rock Springs Civic Center When: Monday - Thursday; June 15th - 18th

Time: 12:00 - 1:00 pm

Ages: 7 - 12 Camp covers the basics of climbing an indoor rock wall while al-lowing kids to familiarize themselves with all aspects of climbing; providing an invaluable introduction for youth to the sport. Class requires closed toed shoes (tennis shoes or that type - NO flip flops or boots) and athletic type clothes. Class will be limited to 20 partici-pants, so sign up early.

Indoor Rock Wall Climbing:Indoor Rock Wall Climbing:Indoor Rock Wall Climbing:Indoor Rock Wall Climbing: $10$10$10$10

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Where: Rock Springs Jr. High School When: Monday - Thursday; July 20th

- 23rd

Time: 8:30 - 11:30 am

Ages: 5 - 13

Catch soccer fever at our final sports camp of the summer! Kids develop the fancy footwork the pros use by starting out with enthusi-astic coaches in a fun, relaxed setting. Drills cover passing, drib-bling, shooting and ball control while games teach the teamwork necessary to compete at every level, whether in the backyard or on a pro pitch. Kids leave with a solid grasp of the fundamentals and a desire to learn more.

Soccer:Soccer:Soccer:Soccer: $10$10$10$10

Where: Rock Springs Jr. High School When: Monday - Thursday; July 13th

- 16th

Time: 8:30 - 11:30 am

Ages: 5 - 13

Challenging existing skills is the best way to develop a higher grasp of any sport. Camp this week splits between two net sports that require a high degree of coordination and footwork. The focus in tennis will center on proper footwork and racquet control, while the volleyball portion will drill on passing, setting and hitting with 3-on-3 and 6-on-6 games for enhanced practice. At the end of the week, each child will advance in their abilities and love for these games.

Tennis/Volleyball:Tennis/Volleyball:Tennis/Volleyball:Tennis/Volleyball: $10$10$10$10

Where: Rock Springs Jr. High School When: Monday - Thursday; July 6th - 9th

Time: 8:30 - 11:30 am

Ages: 5 - 13

Fundamentals go beyond dribbling and we’re willing to teach the skills necessary to develop a life-long love of the game. Sport-specific staff will help your child hone their skills, while challenging them to develop entirely new ones.

Basketball:Basketball:Basketball:Basketball: $10$10$10$10

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Where: Bunning Park

When: Friday; June 19th - July 24th Time: 9:00 - 9:45 am

Ages: Walking age up to 4 years old Organized outdoor play time designed to promote socialization (for the kids too!), physical development and exploration. Set in beautiful Bunning Park, it’s the best way to start your child’s day.

Movin’ with the Munchkins:Movin’ with the Munchkins:Movin’ with the Munchkins:Movin’ with the Munchkins: $10$10$10$10

Where: Rock Springs Civic Center When: Monday; June 15th - July 20th

Time: 1:30 - 2:30 pm

Ages: 5 - 13

Make nifty crafts and let your creativity flow with lots of activities designed to encourage messiness, fun and artistic abilities.

Arts & Crafts:Arts & Crafts:Arts & Crafts:Arts & Crafts: $10$10$10$10

Where: Rock Springs Civic Center When: Wednesday; June 17th - July 22nd

Time: 1:30 - 2:30 pm

Ages: 5 - 13

Tasty treats take the edge off that afternoon snack attack. Kids learn how easy it is to make quick, healthy goodies for after school.

Kiddie Kooking:Kiddie Kooking:Kiddie Kooking:Kiddie Kooking: $10$10$10$10

Civic Center Programs (CCP) encourages youth development by providing opportunities for personal and athletic growth. CCP pro-

motes sportsmanship, self-esteem and the development of life skills through engaging youth in sports, while providing a safe,

healthy, positive environment where the youth of our community can learn the fundamentals of sports.

Goals: fl Improve all players, regardless of ability, by teaching the skills,

tactics and strategies of the game, while encouraging and fos-

tering a sense of fun.

To provide the fun and safe environment necessary for success at all levels of the game.

Civic Center Programs Mission Statement:

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Where: Springland Pool. Behind the YWCA

When: Friday, June 19th Time: 5:30 - 8:00 pm

Ages: All ages

What: Free hot dogs & beverages for everybody from 5:30 to

8:00 pm after swimming all day.

Springland Splash:Springland Splash:Springland Splash:Springland Splash: FreeFreeFreeFree

Where: Paul J. Wataha Recreation Area pond

When: Registration begins @ 8:30 am on Saturday, June 6th. Time: 9:00 am – 12:00 pm

Ages: 3 - 12

Fish for the big one, or just come have fun casting and playing by the pond. Kids develop a life-long love of fishing with positive experiences and challenges to catch the biggest, smallest or just a wriggly one.

Huck Finn Fishing Derby:Huck Finn Fishing Derby:Huck Finn Fishing Derby:Huck Finn Fishing Derby: FreeFreeFreeFree

Where: Rock Springs Family Recreation Center parking lot When: Saturday, June 13th

Time: 10:00 am - 1:00 pm

Ages: All ages of kids (and kids at heart) are welcome

Come get up close and personal with some of the coolest rides around. Investigate police cars or dig into heavy equipment or any of the other equipment on site.

TouchTouchTouchTouch----aaaa----Truck:Truck:Truck:Truck: FreeFreeFreeFree

Where: Century West Park

When: Tuesday & Thursday; June 11th - August 13th

(except July 15th, 29th & 31st) Time: 1:30 - 3:30 pm

Ages: All ages are welcome to play

Play dodgeball, take a ride on the slip n’ slide or a dip in Century West pool for your summer afternoon entertainment. Beat the heat and have a great time with your family and friends!

Dip, Dodge & Slide:Dip, Dodge & Slide:Dip, Dodge & Slide:Dip, Dodge & Slide: FreeFreeFreeFree

Fun for Free

Where: Rock Springs High School track

When: Wednesday; June 10, July 8th & August 5th

Time: Registration at 5:30 pm Event at 6:00 pm

Ages: 3 - 18 Express your love of track and field in a youth event designed to showcase your skills.

Track and Field Fun MeetsTrack and Field Fun MeetsTrack and Field Fun MeetsTrack and Field Fun Meets:::: FreeFreeFreeFree

Where: Bunning Park

When: Saturday, July 18th Time: 12:00 pm

Ages: 7 - 12

Think you can ride? Come show us how you roll and win a prize for your best trick, prettiest bike or just how slow you can go.

Children’s Bike Rodeo:Children’s Bike Rodeo:Children’s Bike Rodeo:Children’s Bike Rodeo: FreeFreeFreeFree

Where: Bunning Park

When: Saturday, July 18th Time: 11:00 pm

Ages: 3 - 6

Bring your Big Wheels, tricycles or similar riding toys to the park for a challenging event including a slalom race and a drag race. Please no two-wheel or motorized equipment.

Mini Indy:Mini Indy:Mini Indy:Mini Indy: FreeFreeFreeFree

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Where: Kiwanis Field

When: Early fall, TBA Time: Register at the event, 30 minutes before activites

Ages: 6 - 15 Show off your best football skills in our local-level competition. Ad-vance to a sectional competition if your scores qualify.

NFL Punt, Pass & Kick:NFL Punt, Pass & Kick:NFL Punt, Pass & Kick:NFL Punt, Pass & Kick: FreeFreeFreeFree

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Where: White Mountain Golf Course

When: Saturday, July 4th @ 6 pm

Registration: June 2nd - 27th @ Pro Shop

Fees: $10, plus green fees. Four man scramble format with some of the craziest holes ever designed. With this kind of competition, there may be more fire-works on the links than in the sky!

FireWhacker Golf TournamentFireWhacker Golf TournamentFireWhacker Golf TournamentFireWhacker Golf Tournament

Where: P. J. Wataha Picnic Area

When: Saturday, July 4th @ 9 am

Registration: June 2nd - 27th online @ rswy.net/rec For rules and more details, please visit the website.

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Where: P. J. Wataha Recreation Area

When: Saturday, July 4th

9 am - 10 pm (start of the fireworks) Wyoming’s Largest Fireworks Display

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Other Great Stuff

Where: The Rock Climbing Wall When: Starting Fall 2015

Fees: Daily admission or membership, plus rentals if neces-sary. White lights off, black lights on! Wear your favorite fluorescent, neon or white clothes for truly off the chain indoor bouldering. All ages and skill levels welcome.

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Coming Attractions

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Where: Bunning Park

When: Friday, August 7th; Big Hero 6 Friday, August 14th; Annie

Time: films start between 8:30 & 9:00 pm

Everybody is welcome to attend these free movies. Bring your lawn chair or blankets to enjoy the movies in comfort.

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Bring your lawn chairs and refreshments and enjoy an evening of great music under the trees in Bunning Park. This summer program will provide residents of all ages with great musical entertainment. All con-certs are free to the public and will begin at 7:00 pm; call 352-1423 for more information or go to rswy.net/concerts.

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Concerts & Movies

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Ashley Buchart Band*

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Halden Wofford & the High Beams*

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24 Free Agents@ 9 B#s@ 11 Ben BedfordF

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Harley and the V-Twins*@

14 Ian McFeronx 12 Nowhere Fast@

30 HottelightsR 15 Jared Rogerson* 13 Steve Frame*

16 BOCES Concert 18 Stones Throe@Ώ

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Brandi and Sweet Water*

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Davis and Maverick*

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Sports & Miscellaneous Activities

Where: P. J. Wataha Ballfields

When: Tuesday & Thursday, August 25th - September 24th

Time: 6:30 - 8:00 pm

Ages: Kids in 1st through 3rd grade

Develop your child’s love of football along with their skills in a learn-ing based program emphasizing the fundamentals of the sport and why teamwork and fair play are so important for the future. Sign up at the Civic Center beginning August 1st.

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Where: P. J. Wataha Ballfields

When: Monday; August 24th - September 21st;

Time: 6:00 - 6:45 pm

Ages: 3 - 7 Learn the basic motor skills necessary to play organized football and just have fun. Sign up at the Civic Center beginning August 1st.

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Where: Arthur Park Disc Golf Course


Time: Registration @ 9:30; event starts @ 10:00 am

Ages: 8 years old and up

Test your skills and your sense of fun in this one day event.

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Where: Sweetwater Events Complex

When: Tuesday & Wednesday; July 14th & 15th Time: 1:00 - 5:00 pm

The rodeo isn’t all horses and bulls - there’s tons of fun to be had on the volleyball court as well. Watch the best teen rodeo athletes com-pete out of the arena and at the net on the Events Complex grounds.

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Outdoor Pools

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Washington Wading Pool Washington Park

Open: June 11th - August 14th Time: Mon - Fri 10:30 am - 4:00 pm

Ages: Boys & girls 10 years old & younger

Springland Pool 1035 Jackson St. (Behind YWCA) Open: June 11th – August 14th Time: Mon - Fri 10:30 am - 5:00 pm

Sat 12:00 - 4:00 pm

Children 50” and under must be accom-panied by a swimming adult.

Century West Wading Pool Century West June 11th – August 14th Time: Mon - Fri 10:30 am - 5:00 pm

Sat & Sun 12:00 – 4:00 pm


Blairtown Wading Pool Blairtown Park Open: June 11th – August 21st Time: Mon - Fri 10:30 am - 5:00 pm

Sat & Sun 12:00 – 4:00 pm


Garnet Park Spray Pool Garnet Park

Open: May 23rd – mid September Time: Mon – Sun 9:00 am – 9:00 pm

FRC Splash Pad

Behind Family Recreation Center Open: May 23rd - September 14th

Time: Mon - Sun 9:00 am - 9:00 pm

All pool dates are tentative and may be adjusted depending on the weather or other factors.

Outdoor Pool Outdoor Pool Outdoor Pool Outdoor Pool General Rules:General Rules:General Rules:General Rules:

1. Abide by all park rules

2. Obey lifeguards and posted pool rules

3. All children under 7 must be accompanied (within arm’s reach) by an adult

4. No breath holding contests

5. No diving 6. No horseplay, including

dunking. 7. Swimsuits must be

worn by all swimmers. Toddlers require swim diapers as well as suits

8. Only US Coast Guard approved floatation de-vices are allowed in the pools

9. All guarded pools will be closed M - F from 12:30 - 12:50 and 3:45 - 4:00 and Sat & Sun 2:00 - 2:15 for life-guard breaks

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Activities

What: Rock Springs Tae Kwon-Do, a Korean art of self-defense. Who: We are the United States Tae Kwon-Do Federation. All classes are taught by U. S. T. F./I. T. F. certified black belts. Roland Flynn - V Dan, Head Instructor Ages: 8 and older Time: Tue & Thurs 5:30 - 6:45 pm

Wed (Advanced) 6:00 - 6:45 pm

Fees: A membership is required for participation.

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Have your next party at the FRC Pool or Activity Room. Fees are $14 per hour or daily admission for all participants, whichever is higher.

Parents, bring your kids, 6 & under, and let them play in our Little Tykes playroom at no charge.

All children 6 and under must be accompanied by an adult 19 and older. Daycare continues through the summer! Bring your infant to 6 year old with you and leave them with our staff while you work out. For your convenience, it is available Monday - Friday, 9 am - 12 pm and fees are $2.75 per child per hour.

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Body Bar Conditioning - Try a dynamic class utilizing the body bar system designed to increase balance, power, cardiovascular conditioning, muscular strength and endurance and functional movement. Corebar - Combine cardio, strength, conditioning, flexibility, balance and agility in a class designed to activate and develop core musculature using a signature weighted COREbar. F.I.T - Fun Interval Training! Fun, beginner-friendly class incorporating intervals of muscle toning exercise with weight lifting. Fusion - Yoga incorporated with core body conditioning. Exercises include yo-ga flows (poses), stretching and moves designed for basic muscle toning and core conditioning. Insanity - Max interval training, combining cardio and plyometric drills with inter-vals of strength, power, resistance and core training. PiYo - Sculpt long, lean muscles with this fast paced, energetic workout inspired by Pilates and Yoga. Strength, cardio and flexibility all in one program. RIP - Barbell based program for men and women of all ages and fitness levels. Matching movements to music and using traditional strength training allows par-ticipants to work at their own level. Count on new, innovative exercises for your RIP classes; expect a fantastic workout! SilverSneakers® - Improve strength, flexibility, posture and balance. Exercise at your own pace with resistance tools including bands, balls and weights.

SilverSneakers® is a registered trademark of Healthways, Inc.

Spin City Cycling - Participants in indoor stationary cycling classes benefit from the structured setting while being able to work at their own pace. Beginner clas-ses are available as well and both classes feature a warm up, cardiovascular conditioning period and thorough cool down. Yoga stretch & Relax - Featuring a wide variety of exercises, class incorpo-rates yoga flows (poses), stretching with breathing and relaxation. Offering mind and body toning; everyone will enjoy this class. ZUMBA® Fitness - A Latin-inspired dance exercise class that fuses Latin and World rhythms and easy to follow moves to create a one of a kind fitness pro-gram that anyone can do and everyone loves!

Check the monthly class schedule at the RSFRC Front Desk or on Facebook at the Rock Springs FRC Fitness Classes page.

We are looking forward to working out with you! RSFRC Fitness Staff

Fitness Classes

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Lap Pool Schedule

Times Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat Sun

6 - 10 am Lap/ Open

Lap/ Open

Lap/ Open

Lap/ Open

Lap/ Open

Closed Closed

10 - 10:30 am

Levels 1 & 2

Levels 1 & 2

Levels 1 & 2

Levels 1 & 2

Lap/ Open

Closed Closed

10 - 10:45 am

Levels 3 - 6

Levels 3 - 6

Levels 3 - 6

Levels 3 - 6

Lap/ Open

‘til 10:30

Closed Closed

11 - 11:30 am

Levels 1 & 2

Levels 1 & 2

Parent/Tot

in warm-ing pool

Levels 1 & 2

Levels 1 & 2

Parent/Tot

in warm-ing pool

Hydro Aerobics

(10:30 - 11:30)

Closed Closed

11 - 11:45 Levels 3 - 6

Levels 3 - 6

Levels 3 - 6

Levels 3 - 6

Closed Closed

12 - 2:40 pm

Lap/ Open

Lap/ Open

Lap/ Open

Lap/ Open

Lap/ Open

Lap/ Open

Lap/ Open

3 - 3:30 pm Levels 1 & 2

Levels 1 & 2

Levels 1 & 2

Levels 1 & 2

Lap/ Open

Lap/ Open

Lap/ Open

3 - 3:45 pm Levels 3 - 6

Levels 3 - 6

Levels 3 - 6

Levels 3 - 6

Lap/ Open

Lap/ Open

Lap/ Open

4 - 4:30 pm Levels 1 & 2

Levels 1 & 2

Levels 1 & 2

Levels 1 & 2

Lap/ Open

Lap/ Open

Lap/ Open

4 - 4:45 pm Levels 3 - 6

Levels 3 - 6

Levels 3 - 6

Levels 3 - 6

Lap/ Open

Lap/ Open

Lap/ Open

5 - 5:30 pm Lap/ Open

Lap/ Open

Lap/ Open

Lap/ Open

Lap/ Open

Closes 5:45 pm

Closes 5:45 pm

5:30 - 6:30 pm

Hydro Aerobics

Lap/ Open

Hydro Aerobics

Lap/ Open

Hydro Aerobics

Pool closes at 6:45 pm Monday -

Friday

Pools close 2:40 - 3:00 pm for guard breaks every day.

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Please call for Slide and Pool Climbing Wall opening times.

Lap Pool Schedule

(Break Weeks - no lessons)


6 - 10 am Lap/ Open

Lap/ Open

Lap/ Open

Lap/ Open

Lap/ Open

Closed Closed

10 am - 12 pm

Lap/ Open

Lap/ Open

Lap/ Open

Lap/ Open

Hydro Aerobics

(10:30 - 11:30)

Closed Closed

12 - 2:40

3 - 5:30 pm

Lap/ Open

Lap/ Open

Lap/ Open

Lap/ Open

Lap/ Open

Lap/ Open

Lap/ Open

5:30 - 6:30 pm

Hydro Aerobics

Lap/ Open

Hydro Aerobics

Lap/ Open

Hydro Aerobics

Pool closes at 5:45 on weekends

Pool closes at 6:45 pm Monday - Friday

Aquatic Center Schedule


6 am - 12 pm

Lazy

River Lazy

River Lazy

River Lazy

River Lazy

River Closed Closed

12 - 2:40

3 - 5:00 pm

Lazy River Spray Water







5 - 6 pm






Closes 5:30 pm

Closes 5:30 pm

6:00 - 6:30 pm

Spray Water

Spray Water

Spray Water

Spray Water

Spray Water

Closed Closed

Golf

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Cart Rental

4 bag

9 holes $16 $23

18 holes 27 37

Range Tokens $4

Season Rates

Family $700

Couples 575

Single Adult 450

Juniors (18 & under) 200

Senior (62 & over) 240

Punch Pass

10 punch pass at 9 hole Green Fee rate

Lockers

$70 (50% discount with season passes)

Green Fees

Resident Non-

resident

6 holes

9 holes $18 $21

18 holes 32 37

Junior Fees

9 holes $7 $11

18 holes 13 20

$12

Ask about Sweetwater County Pioneer rates.

White Mountain Golf Course: Pro Shop; call for tee times: 352-1415

Juniors Clinic:Juniors Clinic:Juniors Clinic:Juniors Clinic: Dates: June 15th - 19th Ages: 8 - 17 year olds

Times: Boys 8 - 10 8:00 - 9:30 am

11- 13 10:00 - 11:30 am Girls 8 - 13 12:00 - 1:30 pm Boys & Girls 14 - 17 2:00 - 3:30 pm

Fees: $25.00 (includes green fees) Registration begins Mon-day, June 8th.

Join the kids for a tourna-ment & barbecue on Friday, June 19th to celebrate their ac-complishments.

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Clinics will be offered once a month through-out the summer.

Lessons available from PGA instructors.

For more information, check the Pro Shop.

Don’t forget about the Skate Park located at

Veteran’s Park.

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5K Family Fun Runs:5K Family Fun Runs:5K Family Fun Runs:5K Family Fun Runs: Whether you’re a beginner or competitive runner, please join us for a fun, low-

key 5K run/walk that’s safe and social. The run is typically no more than 50 minutes, although 50 is not a magic number, we try to have runs go “out and back” so that everyone can start and finish together and run at their own pace with others of similar ability. New runners may only want to run a mile or two. Experienced athletes might do a tempo run. This is geared towards families and people of all ages. Walking is also encouraged! Adult must be present for children 12 and under. All runs have a special theme - and a nifty surprise. We’ve added Green River dates for added fun. There is no fee to participate. Dates & Locations: Rock Springs Green River June 8th - Civic Center “Super Hero” June 15th - “Mustache Dash” June 22nd - Walnut “Zombie Run” June 29th - “Half Year Bash Dash” July 6th - Pilot Butte MS “Color Run” July 13th - “Around the Block w/ a Doc” July 20th - Century West Park July 27th - “Ugly Prom” “Suds, Slip & Slide Run” August 10th - “Dog Gone Fun” August 3rd - “Poker” August 17th - Central Admin. Building “Glow Stick Run” Time: Register @ 6:00 pm, events start at 6:30 pm.

Community Recreation Events

Extra Attention

Online sign-up starts August 3rd with an optional meeting on August 27th. For more information, check www.rswy.net/rec.

Fall Volleyball Leagues:Fall Volleyball Leagues:Fall Volleyball Leagues:Fall Volleyball Leagues:

Where: 201 B St. Hours: Monday - Saturday; 10 am - 5 pm Closed Sunday

International Day

Where: Bunning Park


Celebrate our di-versity with food, mu-sic and entertainment reflective of the 56 nationalities shaping our community.

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The City of Rock Springs supports a variety of sports activities for both youth and adults. Below is a list of athletic service organizations and a contact person. If you are unable to locate a specific organization, contact the Parks & Recreation Department.

BASEBALL/SOFTBALL

Little League (ages 5 – 12) Mike Walker 371-4633

Babe Ruth (ages 13 – 15) Chris Lee 371-8662

American Legion (ages 16 – 18) John Grossnickle 389-9935

Girls’ Fastpitch Softball (ages 8 – 21) Saisha Montoya 389-3335

Adult Slowpitch Softball Ryan Hughes 922-1433

Gary Delgado 307-880-8313 Kara Jackson 307-331-3509

Church Co-Ed Softball

Mike McConnell 875-4760

BASKETBALL

Boys’ Basketball (3rd – 6th grades) Call the Civic Center 352-1420

Girls’ Basketball (4th – 6th grades) Joey Duran 371-9104

Men’s Basketball

Jesse Portillo 371-7109

Men’s 35 & Older Basketball

Dick Bettolo 382-4233

OTHER SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS

R. S. Boxing Club Lawrence Padilla 382-6915

Young American Football

Teno Trujillo 354-6404

R. S. Co-Ed Hockey

FRC Ice Arena 352-1440

R. S. Men’s Hockey Association

Will Wheatley 389-1601 R. S. Junior Hockey Association

Jim Love 389-2642

Figure Skating Club

Lori Lord 371-0600

Senior Golf Association

Jack Edwards 875-4564

Willie Jimeno 875-5108

R. S. Men’s Golf Association

Brian Jackson 382-6376

R. S. Women’s Golf Association

Sandy DaRif 362-2951

Vicky Montuoro 382-9086

Red Desert Road Runners

John & Terry Pawleska 875-5507

[email protected]

R. S. Swim Club

Ron DeFauw 362-3877

R. S. Gymnastics 362-1647

Cheer, Gymnastics & Tumbling

Christy Doak 382-8496

Horseshoe Pitching Club

Patty Sager 382-3412

Pee Wee Wrestling

Brian Friel 389-8193

Youth Bowling (Jr./Sr. High School) Jean Blazovich 362-5227

Youth Bowling (Grade School) Dave Mitchelson 362-2281

R. S. Soccer Association

Andy Fletcher 922-2194

R. S. Avengers Soccer Lyndon Klein 382-8189

Sweetwater Archery Club

John Sutter 362-3271 Sweetwater Trap Club

Jeff Strange 389-5164 Shooting Range 922-5450

Sweetwater Rec. Board 922-5450

(Call for county parks reservations)

County Parks

Arrowhead Springs Park

Crossroads West Park

Mesa Park

Reliance Park

Sweetwater County Picnic Grounds

Pioneer Trails Picnic Grounds

Bicentennial Park

Big Sandy Park

ARTHUR PARK

Located: College Dr. Facilities: Picnic area, restrooms, grills, disc golf course, playground, 1/2 mile walking track

BELMONT PARK

Located: Connecticut Avenue

(Near the Questar office building) Facilities: A passive one-acre park with walkways, benches, an open lawn area and lighting

BITTER CREEK BARK PARK

Located: West Center behind Animal Control

Facilities: An off-leash park featuring a picnic area, grassy areas, a pond, dog wash, walking path and dog & people fountains

BLAIRTOWN PARK Located: 1st Avenue West Facilities: An active eight acre park with a ball field, wading pool, restroom, picnic area, playground, cable ride, a winter sledding hill and large grass areas

BOOKER PARK

Located: Wright St. Facilities: Small park with picnic shelter and basketball court

BUNNING PARK

Located: J Street & Evans Street Facilities: A two acre park with re-strooms, and shaded and open grass areas for picnics and play with a play-ground, pavilion and band shell.

CENTENNIAL PARK

Located: off Winterhawk Drive

Facilities: Restrooms, picnic shelters, pavilion, volleyball court, playground and parking lot

CENTURY WEST PARK

Located: Evergreen Way

Facilities: A nine acre park with re-strooms, shelter, wading pool, soccer fields, playground, picnic and open grass areas

FOOTHILL WETLANDS PARK

Located: Foothill Blvd. Facilities: A 6.75 acre park with walk-ing path, restrooms, shelter, tables and benches, as well as 2 scenic ponds with interpretive markers throughout

GARNET PARK

Located: Garnet Street Facilities: A four acre park with tennis courts, basketball court, spray pad, horseshoe pits, playground, restrooms & picnic shelter

KIWANIS FIELD

Located: G St. Facilities: Three acre park with lighted Little League baseball and football fields, parking, concession stand, play-ground and restrooms

NORTH PARK

Located: Falcon Way

Facilities: Neighborhood park with grass area, picnic shelter and grills

O’FARRELL PARK

Located: N St. & Ruby Place

Facilities: ½ acre park with playground, basketball court, benches and a picnic shelter with grills

PAINTBALL PARK

Located: Community Park Drive

Facilities: Paintball course with obsta-cles

City Parks PALISADES PARK

Located: Palisades Way

Facilities: 1 ½ acre park with play-grounds, a basketball court, picnic shelter and an open grass area

PAUL J. WATAHA RECREATION AREA

Located: North of Rock Springs

Facilities: Approximately 320 acres with a 27-hole golf course, a four dia-mond ball field complex, 20 acre picnic and park area and a clubhouse

PEARL PARK

Located: Pearl Street Facilities: A one acre landscaped park with restrooms, a playground, picnic tables & shelter, and basketball court

PRAIRIE PARK

Located: Along Westview Ave. Facilities: ½ acre park with playground, grass area and benches

RAILROAD PARK

Located: Along South Main St. Facilities: Historical monuments and the old Union Pacific train depot as well as a picnic shelter

SPRINGLAND PARK

Located: Jackson St. behind YWCA

Facilities: Outdoor pool, parking

STEVENS PARK

Located: Center Street Facilities: A small picnic area, play-ground area, and basketball courts

SUMMIT PARK Located: Westridge Drive

Facilities: Currently in development, this pocket park will feature a grass area and playground

VETERANS PARK

Located: North Belt Route

Facilities: A six-acre park with picnic pavilion, grills, restrooms, six horse-shoe pits, soccer field, playground & full ADA access as well as a skate park

WARDELL PARK

Located: Wardell Court Facilities: A grass open area

WASHINGTON PARK

Located: D St. & Pine St. Facilities: A little less than an acre, this park has a wading pool, picnic area, restrooms & basketball court

City Parks

1. Smoking is prohibited on park grounds. 2. Alcohol and drugs are prohibited. 3. No animals allowed, except at dog park. 4. No overnight lodging or parking. 5. Litter must be placed in designated receptacles. 6. Defacement, destruction, removal or disturbance of property,

equipment or natural features is prohibited. 7. Open fires allowed only in designated park grills or on personal

grills. No ground fires are permitted. 8. Possession of fire works, firearms and weapons are prohibited. 9. Hitting of golf balls and other hazardous activities are prohibited. 10. All parks are closed from 9:00 pm to 7:00 am. 11. Parents are responsible for their children.

General Park Rules:

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