Parks and Recreation Summer Newsletter 2015

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SUMMER 2015
Activity Schedule
NEWARK
“Committed to Service Excellence”
Register Online at www.cityofnewarkde.us/parksrecreation
Newark Parks and Recreation
SUMMER 2015
EMPLOYMENT
OPPORTUNITIES
220 South Main Street
Newark, Delaware 19711
Phone (302) 366-7000
Fax (302) 366-7169
Monday through Friday
8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Director…………..Charlie Emerson
(Parks and Recreation Information)
For Your Information
School Age Care
Camps
Sports & Aquatics
Fitness
Special Interest
Trips
Events
George Wilson Center
Registration Process & Forms
City Parks and Facilities Map
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Website:
www.cityofnewarkde.us/parksrecreation
The Parks and Recreation Department is
continuously in search of recreation leaders and
instructors with special skills and interests as
well as seasonal park maintenance personnel.
We offer part-time temporary employment
opportunities in a wide variety of program areas.
We are accepting applications for the Winter
Spring season:
Youth Soccer Officials
Gymnasium Supervisors
Before & After School Center
Soccer Instructors
Lifeguards
Park Maintenance
Tennis Instructors
Basketball Referees
Basketball Instructors
In addition, if you have a special talent and would
like to share it with others by instructing a class,
please contact us. We’re open to new and
interesting ideas. Examples of instructional classes:
handmade crafts, cooking, pottery, music, dance,
tennis, hobbies, etc.
For additional information on our employment
opportunities, call (302) 366-7000 or go to our
website at www.cityofnewarkde.us/parksrecreation
CREDIT/TRANSFER/REFUND POLICY
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Registrants will receive a full refund if the program is cancelled by Newark Parks and Recreation
If you are unable to attend an activity, contact us within 24 hours prior to the start of the program and we will:
a. Credit your account the amount paid. (Credits are good for one year from the date of credit)
b. Transfer you to another activity.
c. Refund the amount paid less a processing fee of $10 or 10% of the cost of the program, whichever is greater.
If you are not satisfied with an activity we would like to know why. Please contact us within 5 business days after the last
activity meeting and we will: credit your account, transfer you to another activity or refund you the amount paid less a
processing fee of $10 or 10% of the cost of the program whichever is greater.
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Credits and Refunds do not apply to trips, picnic kits, events or adult sports leagues.
Additional trip policies are located in the trip section of your E-newsletter.
Allow up to four weeks for processing refunds. If you paid by credit card, your refund will be credited to your account
within one to two weeks.
REGISTRATION PROCESS
Resident processing begins NOW! You can mail, walk in, fax your registration form or register online at
www.cityofnewarkde.us/parksrecreation at any time. Registrations will be processed in the order that
they are received.
Non-Resident Processing begins May 1– non-residents may mail, walk in, fax your registration form or
register online at www.cityofnewarkde.us/parksrecreation at any time. However, non-resident
registration forms will not be processed until May 1 in the order in which they are received.
WE’RE ON THE NET!
You can find the City of Newark Parks and Recreation on
the internet at www.cityofnewarkde.us/parksrecreation.
We’d like to hear from you if you have questions regarding
Parks & Recreation programs or facilities.
E-Mail us at parksrec@newark.de.us
Fee Assistance Program
The City of Newark is committed to providing recreational
opportunities to everyone without regard to economic
circumstances. For this reason, a Fee Assistance Program
is available for qualifying individuals (youths and adults).
If you are interested in finding out more about the
program, you are encouraged to contact Joe Spadafino,
Recreation Superintendent, at the Parks and Recreation
office for more information. All inquires and requests are
strictly confidential. Funding for this program has been
secured through the Federal Community Development
Block Grant and is available on a limited basis.
Resident Discounted Fee (RDF)
The City of Newark Parks and Recreation strives to
provide quality and affordable recreation opportunities to
the community. In recognizing that City of Newark
residents support our department along with other city
services, through their city taxes, the city offers its
residents a discounted fee. Non-residents will pay the
regular fee for programs.
Who is a Newark Resident?
Newark Residents live within the corporate city limits.
Not all persons with Newark mailing addresses live
within the city limits. If you receive a City of Newark
electric bill, you are a Newark resident. Not sure? The
Parks and Recreation staff will be able to assist you (302)
366-7000. Those persons not living within the city limits
are welcome to enjoy our activities at the fee listed.
How to Watch a Good Activity Die
Nothing kills a good activity more quickly than everyone
waiting until the last minute to register. You see, there’s a
point where, if there are not enough registrants, an activity
is cancelled. Coming on the day of the activity to signup won’t resurrect it, so please register early.
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Other Important Information
1. The City of Newark does not carry medical insurance coverage for those people participating in city sponsored
activities or using city parks or facilities.
2. Children may not accompany adults to activities designated for adult participation.
3. Persons found falsifying registration information will be dismissed from the activity and no refund will be
issued.
Summer 2015
Call us at (302) 366-7000
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JAMES F. HALL
YOUTH SCHOLARSHIP
The City and family and friends of Jim Hall have established a scholarship to honor his memory and
recognize his great contribution to our community. Jim Hall was the City’s first Parks and Recreation
Director, an outdoorsman and a conservationist. He founded our Summer Playground and Rittenhouse
Camp programs to share his love of nature with Newark’s young people. The purpose of the scholarship
is to provide tuition assistance to youth who would otherwise be unable to participate in our activities and
programs. For more information call the Parks and Recreation office at (302) 366-7000. All inquiries and
application materials are strictly confidential.
VOLUNTEER INFORMATION
The City of Newark, Department of Parks and Recreation, has many volunteer opportunities available to you!
From teens through older adults, we utilize volunteers in many of our exciting and fun activities. More
information, opportunities and volunteer applications are available online at
www.cityofnewarkde.us/parksrecreation. We look forward to working with you! The following are just a few
areas where volunteer assistance is needed:
Youth Sports League Coaches
Soccer
Basketball
Park and Trail Maintenance
Youth Activities
After School Centers
Day Camps
Safe Kids Camp
Summer Community Special
Events
Memorial Day Parade
NewBark Pawlooza
4th of July Fireworks
Office Assistance
THANK YOU FOR VOLUNTEERING
The City of Newark Parks and Recreation Department would like to thank the many people who volunteer their
time and expertise to assist with special events, coach teams, lend a hand in community service, and assist in
leading programs. Volunteers contribute toward making Newark a better community to live, learn, work and play.
ADOPT-A-PARK/STREAM PROGRAM
The City of Newark’s Parks and Recreation Department is offering local civic, social, school
and family groups an opportunity for direct stewardship of our park and stream areas.
The following organizations are currently involved in the Adopt-A-Park/Stream program:
Newark Center for Creative Learning - Phillips Park
Menzer Family - Hidden Valley Park
DE Autism Program - Estate Residence - Lewis Park
Girl Scout Troop #42 - Folk Park
Moss Family - Elan Park
Newark Jaycees - Handloff Park
- Pomeroy & Newark Rail Trail
Methvin Family – Curtis Mill Park
Tom Burke - Pomeroy & Newark Rail Trail
Girl Scout Troop 775 - Christina Creek through
Rittenhouse Park
McBride Family - Stafford Park
Mom’s Club of Newark
Conkey Family - Fairfield Crest
Delaware Autism Program – Galle residence to
Kells Park
The Adoption program asks that your group pick up litter at the agreed upon park area at least one time each
month. Trash bags will be provided. The Parks and Recreation
Department can provide a list of parks or stream areas to select from. Other care or improvement options are
possible, such as horticultural plantings or stream bank erosion protection. For more information, contact Sharon
Bruen of the Parks and Recreation Department at (302) 366-7000, sbruen@newark.de.us.
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Visit us at www.cityofnewarkde.us/parksrecreation
Summer 2015
The City of Newark Parks and Recreation strives to provide quality and affordable recreation
opportunities to the community. In recognizing that City of Newark residents support our department
along with other city services, through their city taxes, the city offers residents a discounted fee.
Non-residents will pay the regular fee for the programs.
Suggestions or Comments
If you have a suggestion or comment regarding the
Newark Department of Parks and Recreation
facilities, activities, maintenance, etc., please let us
know by calling (302) 366-7000 or e-mail us at
parksrec@newark.de.us or write our office at 220
South Main Street. Your input is welcomed and
will be considered.
For up-to-date information on Newark Parks and
Recreation happenings as well as for activity
cancellation announcements
(due to bad weather)
LEISURE TIME HOT LINE
(302) 366-7147
CITY OF NEWARK TRAILS AND PARKS
The City of Newark has 17 miles of trails and 33 parks totaling over 650 acres of parkland. Get out and enjoy one
of our many parks and trails today!
Summer 2015
Call us at (302) 366-7000
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Arbor Day Celebration
It has been over 130 years since J. Sterling Morton founded Arbor Day. His
simple idea of setting aside a special day for tree planting is now more important
than ever. Join Newark Parks and Recreation for its Arbor Celebration at West
Park Elementary School on Wednesday, May 6 at 1:00 pm
City of Newark Community Garden will take root in 2015 at Fairfield Park! Do you enjoy gardening, but lack the
space to have one or just have an interest in gardening? The Newark Community Garden offers a variety of
gardening opportunities for individuals and families.
Meet others with the same interest and experience the gratification of producing flowers and food for your table.
There will be a limited number of plots available so register now to reserve your 10' x 4' garden plot at Fairfield Park.
Services provided will include the initial preparation of the garden area, water sources, maintained paths, composting
facilities, tool shed and more.
Once you register you will be contacted about organizational and informational meetings for the Community Garden.
For more information, please call the Recreation Office at (302) 366-7000 or visit
Activity# 3338-205 Fee: $47 RDF: $35 Date: Spring 2015 Location: Fairfield Park
NATIONAL TRAILS DAY
June 6 is The American Hiking Society’s National Trails Day. As part of National Trails Day, Newark Parks and
Recreation is looking for volunteers to help with trail and vegetable maintenance at Rittenhouse Park from 9am12pm on Saturday, June 6. Volunteers should bring their own gloves, tools will be provided. If you or your group
are interested in participating or want more information, please contact the Parks and Recreation office at 302366-7000.
This July we are celebrating Parks and Recreation month. From the start, parks were
created to serve the people – to give them a place to appreciate nature, exercise,
socialize and have fun. This mission still lives on today. This JULY, come out and
celebrate the past, present and future of Parks and Recreation in Newark! Check
back with us in June for a complete listing of activities for you and your family that
you can do right here in Newark to help celebrate Parks and Recreation month.
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Summer 2015
SCHOOL AGE CARE
BEFORE & AFTER SCHOOL CARE-DOWNES & WEST PARK
K-5th grade
The Newark Before and After School Center continues to be very successful. Children that participate in these programs
will have an opportunity to engage in a wide variety of activities. These activities include arts and crafts, indoor/outdoor
play, games, homework help and special projects. As always we try to meet the needs and interests of our participants.
Suggestions are always welcome. This program is for Downes and West Park Elementary School students only. The
Before School Center will meet 7-8:15am and is for children in grades K-5. Our After School Center will meet 3-6pm for
children in grades K-5. One month's tuition is due at the time of registration (form included at the back of brochure). The
program will not operate when schools are closed. September payment is due at time of registration. October’s tuition
will be due by September 10th. State of Delaware information forms are required prior to your child attending. Paper
work will be mailed to you after registration is received.
DOWNES BEFORE SCHOOL
Activity #: 1317-095
Fee: $148 RDF: $138
Dates: Aug 31-Jun 15 Days: Mon-Fri
Hours: 7-8:15am
Location: Downes School
DOWNES AFTER SCHOOL
Fee: $169 RDF: $159
Hours: 3pm-6pm
Location: Downes School
WEST PARK BEFORE SCHOOL
Fee: $148 RDF: $138
Hours: 7-8:15am
Location: West Park School
WEST PARK AFTER SCHOOL
Fee: $169 RDF: $159
Hours: 3-6pm
Location: West Park School
CAMPS
LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTING
BROADWAY MUSICAL
Ages 9-15
Rachel Barton
Ever wanted to be on TV or in the Movies? Then this
acting camp is the chance for your starring moment.
Campers will work together on different projects such
as developing an acting script, a comedy show, a music
video, a game show, a commercial, or a short movie.
They will cast and direct the actors and learn camera
techniques to film their productions. Campers will
observe their acting, directing, and camera skills as they
watch their “works in progress” each day. Families can
watch the final video production at the end of the week
at our film festival. DVD’s can be purchased for a
nominal fee.
Ages 8-14
Rachel Barton
Do you like to sing and perform? Have a fun filled week
learning show tunes, stage movement, and acting from
a script and then perform a “Broadway” production at
the end of the week. Theatre skills in vocalization, stage
direction, creating the scene, stage characterizations,
song interpretation, choreography, improvisation,
costuming and stage make-up will be covered. Campers
will develop a confident stage presence needed for an
award winning performance on Friday for family and
friends, On with the Show!
MOVIE CAMP
Dates: Jul 6-10
Hours: 2-6pm
Summer 2015
Fee: $87 RDF: $69
Days: Mon-Fri
Location: George Wilson Center
THEATER CAMP
Dates: Jun 22-26
Hours: 2-6pm
Call us at (302) 366-7000
Fee: $87 RDF: $69
Days: Mon-Fri
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CAMPS
FOOTWORKS DANCE CAMP
Ages 6-10
This week long dance camp will focus on ballet and jazz.
Fun dance games and crafts will also be incorporated.
Bring a drink and a snack and join us for Foot Works!
Dates: Jul 13-17
Hours: 9am-12pm
Fee: $97 RDF: $79
Days: Mon-Fri
ART CAMP
Ages 5-14
Ann Coulson
(5 year olds must have completed Kindergarten)
Challenge your child's creativity and imagination in this
week long art camp. Each day, create new projects
using different mediums and techniques. Two
dimensional and three dimensional projects will be
explored. Each child should wear old clothing or a
smock and bring a snack and drink daily.
CURTAIN'S UP THEATRE
CAMP
Ages 7-14
Rachel Barton
Learning how to act can be a truly creative experience
as we explore acting basics through imaginative theatre
games. What a fun way to develop confidence, poise,
self-esteem, concentration, communication, and
interaction with others. Campers will cover different
forms of acting such as mime, improvisation,
characterizations, scenes and monologues, and work
towards a staged performance for family and friends at
the end of the week. Another Opening, Another Show.
Fee: $87 RDF: $69
Dates: Jul 20-24
Days: Mon-Fri
Hours: 2-6pm
DRAWING AND
PAINTING CAMP
ART CAMP I
Ages 5-7
Dates: Jun 22-26
Hours: 9am-12pm
Fee: $173 RDF: $150
Days: Mon- Fri
ART CAMP II
Ages 8-14
Dates: Jul 6-10
Hours: 9am-12pm
Fee: $173 RDF: $150
Days: Mon- Fri
Ages 8-14
Ann Coulson
Learn the fundamentals of drawing and painting in this
week long camp. Drawing techniques, perspective and
technical skills will be explored using a variety of
mediums. All materials will be provided.
Dates: Jul 13-17
Hours: 9am-12pm
Fee: $173 RDF: $150
Days: Mon- Fri
POTTERY CAMP
Ages 8-16
Carole Fox
Use earthenware clay and polymer clay in this week-long camp. You will make decorative and functional projects
while learning a variety of forming techniques. All glazes used are non-toxic and dinnerware safe. We recommend
that old clothing be worn to class. This camp is held at the George Wilson Center.
Fee: $113 RDF: $94
Dates: Jul 13-17
Days: Mon-Fri
Hours: 12:30-2:30pm
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Fee: $113 RDF: $94
Dates: Jul 13-17
Days: Mon-Fri
Hours: 2:45-4:45pm
Fee: $113 RDF: $94
Dates: Aug 3-7
Days: Mon-Fri
Hours: 10am-12pm
Fee: $113 RDF: $94
Dates: Aug 3-7
Days: Mon-Fri
Hours: 12:15-2:15pm
Summer 2015
CAMPS
CAMP GWC
Full/Half Day
Ages 6-13
This day camp gives children a wide variety of activities to enjoy including games, sports, arts and crafts, swimming and
exciting week-long themes. Activities will take place inside and out at the George Wilson Center and Park. A trip is
planned each week to local areas of interest. Past trips have included, Roller Skating, Bowling, Brandywine Zoo, Herr's
Chip Factory and more. New this year trip prices are included in the registration fee. Our staff is well trained and
motivated to provide the best possible experience for your child. Full day and half day camp options are available.
Days: Mon-Fri
Full Day - 8:30am-3:30pm
Half Day – 8:30am-1pm OR 12-3:30pm (please list session on
registration form)
Before Care - 7:30-8:30am
After Care - 3:30-5:30pm
Space is limited so register early!
AGE GUIDELINES: Campers must be 6 years old but not older than 13 by the last day of each session.
Camp Hours: 8:30am-3:30pm, Monday-Friday
CAMP GWC
Registration Information
FULL DAY
HALF DAY
BEFORE CARE
Fee: $126 RDF: $106
Fee: $78 RDF: $66
Fee: $40 RDF: $30
May be used with other camps
Fee: $60 RDF: $50
May be used with other camps
AFTER CARE
Session I
Session II
Session III
Session IV
Session V
Session VI
Session VII
Session VIII
Dates
Jun 15-19
Jun 22-26
Jun 29-Jul 3
Jul 6-10
Jul 13-17
Jul 20-24
Jul 27-31
Aug 3-7
Summer 2015
Activity #
1330-215
1330-225
1330-235
1330-245
1330-255
1330-265
1330-275
1330-285
Half Day
1331-215
1331-225
1331-235
1331-245
1331-255
1331-265
1331-275
1331-285
LEISURE TIME HOTLINE
(302) 366-7147
Before Care
1328-215
1328-225
1328-235
1328-245
1328-255
1328-265
1328-275
1328-285
Call us at (302) 366-7000
After Care
1329-215
1329-225
1329-235
1329-245
1329-255
1329-265
1329-275
1329-285
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CAMPS
RITTENHOUSE DAY CAMP
Ages 6-12
Rittenhouse Day Camp, conducted at Rittenhouse Park, is an exciting place for
your youngster to learn about nature and the great outdoors. Campers will be
instructed and participate in canoeing, camping skills, nature crafts, campfire
cooking, archery, hiking, camp songs, field trips and more. Our staff is well
trained and motivated to provide the best possible camp experience for your
child. Each child is to bring their own lunch. A beverage is available each day.
Due to heavy demand, you may only register for two sessions per child.
See other important registration details below.
Days: Mon-Fri
Hours: 9am-3pm
Location: Rittenhouse Park
RITTENHOUSE BEFORE/AFTER CAMP CARE:
Ages 6-12
Campers will meet at the George Wilson Center to participate in gym and outdoor games, arts and crafts, swimming, a
daily snack and more. Choose from Before Care, After Care or Before and After Care and indicate your choice on the
registration form. Each option includes transportation to Rittenhouse Park from the Wilson Center and to the Wilson
Center from Rittenhouse Park. Before Care and After Care must be paid in full when registering.
Days: Mon-Fri
Before Care: 7:30-8:30am
After Care: 3-5:30pm
RITTENHOUSE CAMP
Registration Information
FULL DAY Fee: $249 RDF: $223 – FULL - Waiting lists are being taken.
BEFORE CARE Fee: $96 RDF: $78
AFTER CARE Fee: $138 RDF: $118 – FULL – Waiting lists are being taken.
Session Dates
Activity #
Full Day
Activity #
Before Care
Activity #
After Care
I
II
III
IV
1400-215-Full
1400-225-Full
1400-235-Full
1400-245-Full
1403-215
1403-225
1403-235
1403-245
1404-215-Full
1404-225-Full
1404-235-Full
1404-245-Full
Jun 15-26
Jun 29-Jul 10
Jul 13-24
Jul 27-Aug 7
ONLINE REGISTRATION AVAILABLE!
Registration is easier than ever and it’s at your
fingertips!!! Visit our website at
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Summer 2015
CAMPS
RITTENHOUSE
RITTENHOUSE FAMILY
FUN DAY
EXPLORERS
Ages 5-7
Rittenhouse Explorers is a NEW half day natureoriented camp located at Rittenhouse Park. Activities
include nature appreciation, archery, camping skills,
canoeing, craft projects, hiking, songs and much more.
Children must be age 5 and completed Kindergarten by
the first day of camp. Our staff is well trained and
motivated to make your childs experience the best it
can be. CAMP HOURS: 9am-12pm. Camp T-SHIRTS are
available to campers for an additional $10. Please place
order when you register.
Fee: $140 RDF: $120
Days: Mon-Fri
Hours: 9am-12pm
Session/Dates
I
II
III
IV
Jun 15-26
Jun 29-Jul 10
Jul 13-24
Jul 27-Aug 7
Activity #
1407-215
1407-225
1407-235
1407-245
ECO KIDS CAMP
Ages 5-8
Eco Kids will spend a week exploring the environment
and learning ways to help preserve the natural
environment through hands on activities, educational
sessions and recycled crafts.
Dates: Jul 20-24
Hours: 1-4pm
Fee: $88 RDF: $70
Days: Mon- Fri
The City of Newark Parks and Recreation strives to provide quality
and affordable recreation opportunities to the community. In
recognizing that City of Newark residents support our department
along with other City Services, through their city taxes, the City
offers residents a discounted fee. Non-residents will pay the regular
fee for the programs.
Summer 2015
All ages
Rittenhouse Staff
Moms and Dads, have you heard all about Rittenhouse
Camp? Now it is your turn to come and experience it for
yourself firsthand! Let your children guide you through
all the nature and outdoor activities they had a chance
to experience themselves this summer. You must
currently be registered in Rittehouse Camp to
participate.
Location: Rittenhouse Park Date: Sat, Aug 1
Age
11 years and over
3-10 years
2 years and under
Activity #
1408-205
1408-225
1408-245
Hours
9am-12pm
9am-12pm
9am-12pm
Fee
$8
$5
Free
11 years and over
3-10 years
2 years and under
1408-215
1408-235
1408-255
12:30-3:30pm
12:30-3:30pm
12:30-3:30pm
$8
$5
Free
RITTENHOUSE ROCKS
Ages 7-12
Rittenhouse Rocks is an extension of the popular day
camp, conducted at Rittenhouse Park. This camp will
include field trips and a continuation of favorite
activities from Rittenhouse Camp including archery,
canoeing and campfire cooking. Each child is to bring
their own lunch. A beverage is available each day.
Dates: Aug 10-14
Hours: 9am-3pm
Fee: $213 RDF: $192
Days: Mon-Fri
RITTENHOUSE ROCKS
AFTER CAMP CARE
Ages 7-12
Campers will be transported to the George Wilson
Center to participate in gym and outdoor games, arts
and crafts, swimming, a daily snack and more.
Transportation is included to the Wilson Center at the
end of each camp day. After Camp Care must be paid in
full when registering.
Dates: Aug 10-14
Hours: 3-5:30pm
Call us at (302) 366-7000
Fee: $65 RDF: $55
Days: Mon-Fri
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CAMPS
HORSE CAMP
Ages 6-13
A true horse camp at Sunset Stables, Delaware’s only trail riding facility located next to Lums Pond State Park.
Horsemanship and riding will be taught. The emphasis on FUN includes horse safety, ground lessons, grooming,
riding instruction, horse bathing, crafts, horse related games, horse care/barn chores, horse anatomy and
scavenger hunts. Trail rides will be included if conditions are suitable and camper is confident. Half day option is
also available. This camp is held at Sunset Stables.
AGES: 8-13 FULL DAY
Fee: $333 RDF: $299
Dates: Jun 22-26
Days: Mon-Fri
Hours: 9am-3pm
AGES: 8-13 FULL DAY
Fee: $333 RDF: $299
Dates: Jul 27-31
Days: Mon-Fri
Hours: 9am-3pm
AGES: 6-13 ½ DAY
Fee: $225 RDF: $199
Dates: Jun 22-26
Days: Mon-Fri
Hours: 9am-12pm
AGES: 6-13 ½ DAY
Fee: $225 RDF: $199
Dates: Jul 27-31
Days: Mon-Fri
Hours: 9am-12pm
JEDI TRAINING CAMP
Ages 7-12
Tom Kulesza
Do you have what it takes to be a Jedi knight? Learn all about the positive
aspects of Jedis including teamwork and self-control. We’ll study famous Jedis,
make our own light sabers and test our Jedi skills. Crafts will build our Jedi
arsenal. And Jedi games and competitions will be held to help strengthen our
commitment to the force. Dress as your favorite Jedi character on Friday!
Dates: Jul 20-24
Hours: 9am-12pm
Fee: $97 RDF: $79
Days: Mon-Fri
DANGEROUS CAMP
FOR BOYS
Ages 7-12
In this age of video games and cell phones, there must
still be a place for knots, tree houses and stories of
incredible courage. This camp will encourage boys to
recapture the adventure of Sunday afternoons and long
summer days. We’ll cover a wide range of topics with a
boyish sense of curiosity including dodgeball, knottying, how to make a great paper airplane, backpacking
and orienteering, and juggling, and we’ll learn about
some great stories of courage and bravery.
Dates: Aug 10-14
Hours: 9am-12pm
12
Fee: $97 RDF: $79
Days: Mon-Fri
DARING CAMP FOR GIRLS
Ages 7-12
Whether you’re a girly-girl, an athlete, a brainiac, or a
little bit of everything, this camp gets you ready for
anything—from making a “cootie” catcher and learning
about female heroines in history; to tying a hitch knot
and organizing your own spy team. Join us for
enthusiastic, unfettered adventure, where we’ll cheer
girls on to live out the Daring Girls credo: Enjoy
yourself. Learn new things. Lead an Interesting Life.
Dates: Aug 10-14
Hours: 1-4pm
Fee: $97 RDF: $79
Days: Mon-Fri
Summer 2015
CAMPS
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Ages 7-9
Dive into the world of video animation and coding with
Scratch®, MIT’s innovative programming language
created just for kids! Create characters that dance, sing
and interact with one another. Explore your artistic
abilities while practicing your coding skills. Add sound
effects & music clips to create dynamic stories or
games. You’ll love taking these masterpieces home to
share with family and friends.
Dates: Aug 3-7
Hours: 9-11:45am
Fee: $170 RDF: $149
Days: Mon-Fri
COMPUTER EXPLORERS:
STEM ADVENTURES IN
BUILDING & PROGRAMMING
Ages 9-11
This hands on exploration of engineering and coding
combines building with Legos and programming with
software created by MIT’s Media Lab. With building
and programming components including
microcomputers, sensors & beamers, campers will be
exposed to a variety of technologies. A whirlwind of
cars, carousels and catapults await!
Dates: Aug 10-14
Hours: 12:45-3:30pm
Summer 2015
Ages 8-11
Being a member of the Creative Answers Kids
Engneering Company, aka, C.A.K.E. Co. has never been
better as campers take building and programming to
the next level. We’ll build our special “mover & shaker”
vehicles and make them come alive! Using the LEGO®
WeDo Robotics software and two different WeDo
Construction sets to build larger models campers will
expand on the principles of engineering and robotics.
Our experience programming robots using drag and
drop commands makes this an awesome adventure!
Dates: Aug 3-7
Hours: 12:45-3:30pm
Fee: $170 RDF: $149
Days: Mon-Fri
COMPUTER EXPLORERS:
ROBOT RALLY I
Ages 6-8
Young programmers will write their own programs to
make virtual robots sing, dance, help tell stories, play
music, and send BeeBot through courses and missions.
The best part - programming our real Roamer and BeeBot and Probot to do the same thing on the floor! Next,
your talents are needed to design, build, program and
film this event. Your challenge: design & create rally
events. Writers and photographers document the
process. Compare each robot’s attributes. Assign them
specific events designed by the event planners!
Cameras are poised and ready, waiting for the Master
of Ceremonies to begin the rally. Final movies will be
posted to our blog and private YouTube® account.
Please note: our private YouTube® account is only
accessible to our students and their families.
Dates: Aug 10-14
Hours: 9-11:45am
Fee: $170 RDF: $149
Days: Mon-Fri
Fee: $170 RDF: $149
Days: Mon-Fri
Call us at (302) 366-7000
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CAMPS
MAD SCIENCE:
MAD SCIENCE:
Ages 7-12
Look out 007-the Mad Science Spy Academy is here!
From message decoding to metal detectors and night
vision, campers will have the opportunity to check out
spy equipment and even create their own edible
message. Step into the shoes of a detective as you
uncover the science involved in evidence gathering and
analysis. Figure out the science of forensics in a handson look at crime scenes. Become a super spy and learn
clever ways of performing tasks as we take a hands-on
view of the science that spies use. The take-homes for
this camp were designed specially by Q himself!
Ages 7-12
Go inside Cell City. Learn the components of your cell
and their function in the cell. Discover the mysteries of
DNA as you fine-tune how forensic scientists use
evidence from the body to determine… “Who was
here”? Compare fingerprints, lips, teeth imprints, etc.
Take a trip down the Organ Trail and learn the systems
of your own body. Yeah… killer cells exist; Make “brain
goo” and learn the sections of the brain. Build Mr.
Bones and become a Mad Science detective to solve the
“Great Cookie Caper”.
SPY ACADEMY
Dates: Jun 15-19
Hours: 9am-12pm
Fee: $157 RDF: $138
Days: Mon-Fri
MAD SCIENCE: SPACE THE
FINAL FRONTIER
Ages 7-12
Brave young astronauts will explore the mysteries of
space. Our young scientists study the planets and stars
and what kinds of tools are used for space exploration.
Discover not only how astronauts get into space, but
also how they live and work once they get there. Learn
about gravity, propulsion and the basics of rocket
science through fun, hands-on activities. Experiment
with balloon rockets and make your own air rockets to
take home. They will learn firsthand about the
aerodynamic properties of flying machines by building
their own Mad Science ® model rockets! Once the
rockets are completed, children will blast off on a real
Mad Science space mission with the grand finale, the
rocket launch!
Dates: Jun 22-26
Hours: 9am-12pm
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Fee: $157 RDF: $138
Days: Mon-Fri
JUNIOR DOCTORS
Dates: Jun 29-Jul 3
Hours: 9am-12pm
Fee: $157 RDF: $138
Days: Mon-Fri
MAD SCIENCE: MAD
ROBOTS AND WIDGETS
Ages 7-12
Join us for a week of fun with robots. Learn about the
uses of robots in our world. Spend time playing with
super-cool mad robots that could have a mind of their
own. Use your skills to build your very own working
robot to take home to “live” with you. Join us this
summer in our Mad Science robot world! This camp
includes a $30 supply fee for your take-home robot.
Dates: Jul 6-10
Hours: 9am-12pm
Fee: $187 RDF: $168
Days: Mon-Fri
ONLINE REGISTRATION
AVAILABLE!
Registration is easier than ever and it’s at
your fingertips!!
Visit our website at
www.cityofnewarkde.us/parksrecreation.
Summer 2015
CAMPS
MAD SCIENCE: RADICAL
REACTIONS AND
DETECTIVE SCIENCE
Ages 7-12
Campers will have tons of fun mixing up potions and
experimenting with all kinds of chemical reactions! Our
young chemists will grow crystals, create sidewalk chalk,
and even make chromatography T-Shirts to take home.
Students will also become science sleuths as they
investigate how chemistry provides evidence at the
scene of a crime. During this hands-on detective work,
children will gather & test “crime scene” clues, make &
analyze their own fingerprints, make rainbow Stompers
& much more.
Dates: Jul 20-24
Hours: 9am-12pm
Fee: $157 RDF: $138
Days: Mon-Fri
BRICKS 4 KIDZ:
GALORE
Ages 6-12
Come play with all the new LEGO® Board Games &
Ninjago characters …In addition to playing with Ninjago
Ninjas & all the fun LEGO® board games, we will be
tapping into our imagination and discovering our
creativity as we attempt to create anything related to
games out of LEGO® Bricks…for example, we will make
replicas of game boards like tic-tac-toe, famous video
game characters & more…What game can you come up
with to make a replica of…or come up with your own
game?
Dates: Jun 29-Jul 3
Hours: 1-4pm
Fee: $170 RDF: $150
Days: Mon-Fri
MODEL DESIGNERS
CRAFTING
Ages 6-12
Experience the world of Minecraft with LEGO® bricks in
this fun summer camp! Kids will start by crafting their
shelters and some of the mobs, critters and tools using
LEGO® bricks. Students will face new challenges each
day, building models and crafting key elements from the
popular Minecraft game. Mojang © 2009-2013.
“Minecraft” is a trademark of Notch Development AB
which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse these
programs
Fee: $170 RDF: $150
Days: Mon-Fri
Summer 2015
NINJAGO GAMES
BRICKS 4 KIDZ:
MINING AND
Dates: Jun 29-Jul 3
Hours: 9am-12pm
BRICKS 4 KIDZ:
101
Ages 6-12
How do LEGO® brick model-designers come up with
their ideas? Where do they begin, and how do the ideas
go from concept to completion? This camp will explore
the creative process of model design. Campers will learn
the function of different LEGO® components and
discover how those components can work together to
create all kinds of solid structures and moving parts. At
the completion of the camp, each child will have the
opportunity to present his or her own design.
Dates: Jul 13-17
Hours: 1-4pm
Call us at (302) 366-7000
Fee: $170 RDF: $150
Days: Mon-Fri
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CAMPS
SAFE KIDS CAMP
Ages 5-8
Teaching kids how to be safe in an ever changing world. Strangers, fire
safety, fun on wheels and in the water, accidents and emergencies and
more will be taught while having a great time during camp. Visits from
local emergency vehicles and personnel as well as a bicycle rodeo and
swim time will be included in this week long full day camp.
Dates: Jul 27-31
Hours: 9am-4pm
Fee: $138 RDF: $118
Days: Mon- Fri
BASKETBALL CAMP
Ages 6-15
Bernard Corey
This camp offers an incredible opportunity for any
future basketball player to learn and enhance their skills
in dribbling, shooting, passing & defense. Open to kids
of all ability levels. The camp will focus on learning the
rules, skills and individual techniques through fun and
innovative games. Participants should bring a snack,
lunch and plenty to drink for breaks. No jewelry should
be worn to camp. Boys and girls welcome. T-shirts
included.
The City of Newark Parks and Recreation strives to provide quality and
affordable recreation opportunities to the community. In recognizing
that City of Newark residents support our department along with other
City Services, through their city taxes, the City offers residents a
discounted fee. Non-residents will pay the regular fee for the
programs.
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Fee: $125 RDF: $110
Days: Mon-Thu
Hours: 8am-2:30pm
Location: Newark High School
Session I
Dates: Jun 15-18
Session II
Dates: Aug 3-6
Summer 2015
CAMPS
TENNIS CAMP
Ages 6-12
This camp provides young players an opportunity to
become better tennis players in a fun, positive
atmosphere. Emphasis will be placed on games and
drills designed to develop basic strokes (forehand,
backhand, serve and volley) as well as learn the game of
tennis and develop footwork and strategy. Eye/hand
coordination drills, tennis related games and other fun
activities will be used as we discover this lifetime sport.
Be sure to wear cool, comfortable clothing, sneakers,
sunscreen, and bring plenty of water to drink. If
weather is questionable, call our Leisure Time Hotline at
366-7147.
Fee: $97 RDF: $79
Days: Mon-Fri
Hours: 9am-12pm
Location: Handloff Park
Session I
Dates: Jun 22-26
DELAWARE SOCCER
CAMPS
Ages 3-12
Ian Hennessy
Delaware Soccer Camps are pleased to offer two great
summer camp programs this year. T-shirt is included in
the cost for both camps. The Tot Camp will be a gentle
introduction to soccer for boys and girls ages 3 to 6
years old. The kids will start out with soccer related
games, spend some time on the playground, enjoy a
healthy snack and will finish with a scrimmage and fun
games. The day camp being offered is for 7 to 12 year
olds and will emphasize technical development and fun!
Days: Mon-Thu
Location: Downes Elementary School
DAY CAMP:
Fee: $163 RDF: $150
Hours: 9am-1pm
Session II
Dates: Jul 27-31
LEISURE TIME HOTLINE
(302) 366-7147
TOTS CAMP:
Fee: $99 RDF: $89
Hours: 9-11:30am
DAY CAMP
Session
Dates
I
Jul 6-9
II
Jul 20-23
Activity #
1605-205
1605-215
TOTS CAMP
I
Jul 6-9
II
Jul 20-23
0605-205
0605-215
DISC GOLF CAMP
Ages 8-14
Keith Miller
Have a blast growing your skills in one of the fastest growing sports in the US! Disc golf is a wonderful sport for kids and
adults, and an outdoor adventure every time you play. Whether kids have never played before or are already growing in
their skill level, this camp will be a blast for all involved. Young disc golfers will learn basics of the sport, including
techniques, terms, and course etiquette. We’ll teach field throwing (backhand, forehand, overhead), as well as driving,
approaching, and putting, all in an encouraging atmosphere loaded with creative games, contests, and challenges. Then
we’ll take to the course each day to get a feel for the whole game. Campers will see improvement from day to day and
develop a love for the sport which will have them perfecting their skills for years to come. Included in the camp is
entrance to White Clay Creek State Park each day, as well as 2 new age-appropriate discs for the campers to take home
and build their collection from. Bring casual clothes and a water bottle!
Dates: Jun 22-25
Hours: 1-4pm
Summer 2015
Fee: $127 RDF: $110
Days: Mon-Thu
Location: White Clay Creek State Park
Call us at (302) 366-7000
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CAMPS
SKATEBOARDING SUMMER
TOTAL PLAY MULTI-
CAMP
SPORTS CAMP FULL
Ages 5-12
Previous skateboarding experience is not required.
Skaters will be assessed on the first day of the camp and
the lessons will be adapted to their ability. Beginners
will learn the fundamentals of board handling; basic
riding skills such as balance, carving, riding transitions,
and dropping-in. Advanced skaters learn grinds, ollies,
and airs, and have the chance to learn to drop in on
bigger ramps, and learn flip tricks. All participants are
educated in skateboard safety, skatepark etiquette, and
skateboard maintenance. Girls are encouraged to
attend. We focus on learning and progression, and
lessons are taught in a fun playful manner. Good
sportsmanship, and getting kids excited about
skateboarding are our ultimate goals. Our instructors
love to share their knowledge. We specialize in small
groups making sure that every camper skates away with
new skills and tricks. Did we mention FUN!? Fun is the
number one priority of each day. We make sure that
each camper receives individualized attention. Our
days start with a warm up, stretching and skateboarding
demonstration. Once campers are warmed up, they will
be divided into groups based on ability. Students must
have a Skateboard, helmet, knee and elbow pads, and
wrist guards.
DAY
Dates: Jul 13-17
Hours: 9am-12pm
Fee: $170 RDF: $150
Days: Mon-Fri
Ages 5-11
US Sports Institute
Experience over 16 different sports from around the
world including, soccer, basketball, lacrosse, volleyball,
cricket, floor hockey and more at this camp. All
activities will take place in an atmosphere which
promotes good sportsmanship, teamwork and most of
all, fun. This is the only sports camp truly dedicated to
children of all abilities.
Dates: Jul 20-24
Hours: 9am-4pm
Fee: $255 RDF: $236
Days: Mon-Fri
Location: Fairfield Park
TOTAL PLAY MULTI SPORTS CAMP HALF DAY:
MORNING
Fee: $220 RDF: $199
Dates: Jul 20-24
Days: Mon-Fri
Hours: 9am-12:30pm Location: Fairfield Park
AFTERNOON
Dates: Jul 20-24
Hours: 1-4pm
Fee: $168 RDF: $149
Days: Mon-Fri
FIRST PLAY
LACROSSE CAMP
Ages 7-17
Deerfield Golf Club Staff
This camp is designed for children of all skill levels.
Every aspect of the game of golf is covered. Topics
ranging from etiquette to swing technique and care of
the golf course are covered. Our motto - Fun is #1!
Ages 6-14
US Sports Institute
Participants will have great fun learning this
exhilarating, fast paced game. All participants will learn
the fundamentals of the sport including, stick handling,
passing, scooping, dodging and shooting as well as
many other key techniques. Ideal for beginners (no
experience required) or intermediate players.
Equipment can be provided.
Dates: Jul 13-17
Hours: 9am-12pm
Dates: Jul 20-24
Hours: 6-7:30pm
JUNIOR GOLF CAMP
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Fee: $287 RDF: $258
Days: Mon-Fri
Location: Deerfield Golf &
Tennis Club
Fee: $220 RDF: $199
Days: Mon-Fri
Summer 2015
CAMPS
SPORTS SQUIRTS
CAMP
Ages 3-5
US Sports Institute
Experience a new sport each week of the program, with
Sports Squirts. Participants have the opportunity to try
Lacrosse, Soccer, Basketball, T-Ball, Floor Hockey, Flag
Football, Parachute games and more in a safe,
structured environment. Parents must remain on site
for each day of the camp.
Dates: Jul 20-24
Hours: 4:30-5:30pm
Fee: $115 RDF: $99
Days: Mon-Fri
ADVENTURE FUN
CAMP
Ages 10-14
Are you looking for some adventure this summer?
Explore new activities and join us for 4 days of fun trips
including outdoor rock climbing, paintball, tubing down
the Brandywine River and going to a local trampoline
park. Don't get bored this summer...your adventures
await!
Dates: Jul 27-30
Hours: 9am-12pm
Fee: $190 RDF: $169
Days: Mon-Thu
REGISTRATION PROCESS!
Resident processing begins NOW! You can mail, walk
in, or fax your registration form at any time or register
online at www.cityofnewarkde.us/parksrecreation.
Registrations will be processed in the order that they
are received.
Non-Resident Processing begins May 1– non-residents
may mail, walkin, fax your registration form at any
time or register online at
www.cityofnewarkde.us/parksrecreation. However,
non-resident registration forms will not be processed
until May 1 in the order in which they are received.
Summer 2015
ARCHERY CAMP
Ages 8-12
Carol Protack
This camp will cover the basic fundamentals of archery.
The archer will learn safety rules, basic shooting
technique and about different types of bows.
"Barebow" style of instruction will be taught. This is the
simplest bow set up and the best way to start out
learning. All equipment will be provided for you. Please
DO NOT bring your own. Campers will need to bring a
snack each day and will also participate in a craft
activity. Shooting will take place on both the indoor and
outdoor range.
Dates: Aug 10-14
Hours: 9am-12pm
Fee: $156 RDF: $137
Days: Mon-Fri
Location: New Castle 100
Archers
VOLLEYBALL CAMP
5th-9th Grade
Chris Smith
Join us for a week full of learning the sports of volleyball
through fundamental drills and scrimmages. Camp will
emphasize learning the basic skills needed to play
volleyball. Knee pads and a towel are recommended.
They should also bring a snack and drink for breaks. No
jewelry should be worn to camp. Boys and girls are
welcome.
Dates: Jul 27-31
Hours: 9am-12pm
Call us at (302) 366-7000
Fee: $176 RDF: $156
Days: Mon-Fri
Location: Newark Charter
School
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SPORTS
PICKLEBALL
PARENT/CHILD TENNIS
Ages 18 and over
Tom Foster
Try one of the fastest growing sports in America!
Pickleball is a sport described as a combination of ping
pong, tennis and badminton. It’s a great workout for
players of all ages and most importantly tons of fun! We
are pleased to announce the tennis court at the George
Wilson Center now has lines painted for pickleball.
Learn how to play the game at this introductory event.
No experience necessary. No Paddle? No problem.
Equipment will be provided if you do not bring your
own.
Ages 5-10
This parent and child program teaches both the adult
and the child the fundamentals of tennis. In all of our
busy lifestyles, it is nice to learn and exercise with your
child. Have fun and play the game of tennis with your
child!
Fee: $47 RDF: $32
Ages 5-7
Dates: May 31-Jun 21
Days: Sun
Hours: 3:30-4:30pm
Fee: FREE (Please register in advance)
MAY
Dates: May 14
Days: Thu
Hours: 6-7:30pm
JULY
Dates: Jul 29
Days: Tue
Hours: 10-11:30am
Ages 8-10
Dates: May 31-Jun 21
Days: Sun
Hours: 4:30-5:30pm
NEW TENNIS WITH THE MAYOR
Join City of Newark Mayor and tennis lover Polly Sierer on the court for this exciting opportunity. Kids can sign up for
a free lesson and adults can test their mettle and compete against Newark’s top elected official between the lines.
This is a fun, informal way to get to know Polly and also get a workout participating in her favorite sport. Sessions will
rotate throughout Newark’s voting districts. Adults are limited to three participants per session and one session per
adult so register early! This program is limited to City of Newark residents only. Fee: FREE
Activity #
Dates
Days
Time
Location
Youth - Ages 8-15
1649-115
1649-205
1649-215
1649-225
1649-305
1649-315
May 3
Jun 7
Jul 12
Aug 9
Sep 13
Oct 11
Su
Su
Su
Su
Su
Su
5-6:30pm
5-6:30pm
5-6:30pm
5-6:30pm
5-6:30pm
5-6:30pm
Lumbrook Park
Folk Park
Lewis Park
Phillips Park
Handloff Park
Ages 16 and over
3649-115
3649-205
3649-215
3649-225
3649-305
3649-315
May 3
Jun 7
Jul 12
Aug 9
Sep 13
Oct 11
Su
Su
Su
Su
Su
Su
6:30-8pm
6:30-8pm
6:30-8pm
6:30-8pm
6:30-8pm
6:30-8pm
Lumbrook Park
Folk Park
Lewis Park
Phillips Park
Handloff Park
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Summer 2015
SPORTS
PARENT & CHILD
GOLF
Ages 7-17
Deerfield Golf Club Staff
Tee up with your 7-17 year old this spring! If you're both
beginners, you'll learn the basics together; if you're
already a golfer, you can improve your game while your
child gets a solid introduction to the sport. It’s a great
way to spend time together, get some exercise and
have fun! Fee covers one child and one adult; please
register the child only. Each additional family member is
$85.
Dates: Apr 27-May 1
Hours: 4:30-5:30pm
Fee: $210 RDF: $188
Days: Mon-Fri
Location: Deerfield Golf &
Tennis Club
GRINDERS (BEGINNER)
SKATEBOARDING CLASS
Ages 8-12
For the future ripper with less than one month of
skateboarding experience, Grinders camp will focus on
the basics of skateboarding, including pushing, turning,
and going down banked ramps. Further curriculum will
include proper use of skateboarding equipment and
basic terminology. This lesson will also highlight basic
tricks for more advanced participants.
Dates: May 2-16
Hours: 9:30-10:30am
Fee: $90 RDF: $75
Days: Sat
LIL SHREDDERS
SKATEBOARDING CLASS
Ages 4-7
For the little one who is itching to get on board!
Participants will learn safety and the basics of
skateboarding from experienced instructors, as well as
play age-appropriate games and other fun activities.
Parents are encouraged to attend and participate with
their child. All skaters under the age of 6 must have a
parent present during camp/lesson.
Dates: May 2-16
Hours: 9:30-10:30am
Fee: $90 RDF: $75
Days: Sat
THRASHERS (INTERMEDIATE) SKATEBOARDING CLASS
Ages 13 and over
For the skater with more than one month of skateboarding experience and can demonstrate board control and
confidence with speed. During the lessons, Thrashers participants will focus on learning new tricks such as drop-in’s,
and ollies, as well as discuss park etiquette and skateboard maintenance.
Dates: May 2-16
Hours: 9:30-10:30am
Summer 2015
Fee: $90 RDF: $75
Days: Sat
ONLINE REGISTRATION AVAILABLE!
Registration is easier than ever and it’s at your
fingertips!!! Visit our website at
Call us at (302) 366-7000
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SPORTS
SKATEBOARDING 101
Ages 18 and over
Beginner class for young adults will focus on the basics
of skateboarding, including pushing, turning, and riding
ramps. As students progress, they will learn to drop-in
and ollie. This lesson will also highlight basic tricks for
more advanced participants. Further curriculum will
include proper use of skateboarding equipment and
basic terminology, as well as discussing skate park
etiquette and skateboard maintenance.
Dates: May 2-16
Hours: 9:30-10:30am
Fee: $90 RDF: $75
Days: Sat
Location: Phillips Park
SKATEBOARDING PRIVATE
LESSONS
Ages 4-12
Are you interested in private skateboarding lessons?
Learn from our experienced skateboarding staff on our
exciting new custom concrete street-style park. Each
lesson is one hour in length. You can set up as many or
as few as you are interested in. Previous skateboarding
experience is not required. Instructor will teach the
fundamentals of board handling, balance/coordination,
skatepark etiquette, basic maneuvers and more
advanced moves based on ability. Lessons will be fun
and taught in a playful manner. Good sportsmanship
and getting kids excited about skateboarding are the
ultimate goals. Parents must remain at the lesson for
the entire time. Student must have a skateboard,
helmet, knee and elbow pads and wrist guards. Lessons
are one (1) hour in length. Fee is $40 per hour and the
Newark resident discount fee is $30 per hour per
lesson. Contact Newark Parks and Recreation for
instructor availability at (302) 366-7000.
YOUTH SOCCER
Ages 5-12
Our youth soccer program is one in which boys and girls
can have fun playing, learn about teamwork, develop
individual skills and stay fit. We offer three levels of
league play including: Little Kickers (for ages 5-6 years),
Elementary League (7-8 years) and Junior League (9-12
years). The Elementary and Junior leagues consist of
pre-season practice and scheduled games in which
everyone plays. Standings are kept in the Junior league
only, with each team qualifying for the playoffs. Players
must meet age requirements as of Nov 1. Skills Session
– Each league, with the exception of the Little Kickers
league, will be conducting their own skills session in
early August prior to the start of practices. All players
registering for the soccer leagues must attend their
leagues skill session. Previous year players who register
before the skills session can return to their team from
last year. They don’t need to come to the skills session
unless they request to be placed on a different team.
At the skills session, players will go through a series of
soccer drills. Practices for the Elementary and Junior
leagues begin the week of August 17 taking place on
weeknight evenings and weekends. League play will
begin in early to mid-September. Games will be
scheduled on Saturdays with Sunday afternoons used as
rain dates. Players are encouraged to wear shin guards
during practice sessions and games.
ELEMENTARY SOCCER
Fee: $63 RDF: $47
Dates: Aug 17-Nov 7 Days: Sat
Hours: 9-11am
JUNIOR SOCCER
Fee: $72 RDF: $56
Dates: Aug 17-Nov 14 Days: Sat
Hours: 9-11am
Location: Kells Park
How to Watch a Good Activity Die
Nothing kills a good activity more quickly than everyone
waiting until the last minute to register. You see, there’s a
point where, if there are not enough registrants, an activity
is cancelled. Coming on the day of the activity to signup won’t resurrect it, so please register early.
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SPORTS & AQUATICS
TINY TOT SOCCER
LITTLE KICKERS
Ages 3-4
A great introduction to a sport your child will love! Drills
and fun are used to introduce and reinforce skill basics.
We suggest that all children wear shin guards. This is an
instructional program, not a league.
Ages 5-6
Each week the Little Kickers will receive 30 minutes of
practice/instruction from coaches and then a game will
be played following the instruction. The number of
participants registered will determine the number of
teams. Two games may be played simultaneously on
two fields or back to back on one field. Participants will
be broken up in advance and find out which team they
are on the first day. We are looking for interested
parents who would be willing to assist in the
practice/instruction with the teams and then be on the
sidelines with the team during the games.
Dates: Sep 12-Oct 17
Hours: 10:15-11am
Fee: $53 RDF: $38
Days: Sat
Dates: Sep 12-Oct 17
Hours: 11:30am-12:45pm
Fee: $63 RDF: $47
Days: Sat
ADVANCED BEGINNER
SWIM
BEGINNER SWIM
Ages 4-12
In this introductory class, participants will learn the
basic skills of water orientation including: blowing
bubbles, bobs, submerge mouth, nose and eyes, floats
and recovery, alternating arm action, supported kicking
and jumps. This is NOT a parent/child program and
participants must be comfortable leaving parent for the
duration of the lesson. Parents with children ages 5 &
under must remain on the premises during lessons.
Dates: Jul 13-17
Hours: 9:50-10:20am
Fee: $57 RDF: $44
Days: Mon-Fri
Dates: Jul 20-24
Hours: 9:50-10:20am
Fee: $57 RDF: $44
Days: Mon-Fri
Dates: Jul 27-31
Hours: 5:15-5:45pm
Fee: $57 RDF: $44
Days: Mon-Fri
Summer 2015
Ages 4-12
Participants will work on developing fundamental
aquatic skills and independent performance of the basic
skills: bob, floats, glides, flutter kick, jumps, front and
back crawl, body alignment, turning over and body
position and will begin work on rhythmic breathing.
Prerequisites: Participants must be comfortable in the
water and be able to perform an assisted back float for
3-5 seconds. Parents with children ages 5 & under must
remain on the premises during lessons.
Fee: $57 RDF: $44
Dates: Jul 13-17
Days: Mon-Fri
Hours: 10:25-10:55am Location: George Wilson Center
Fee: $57 RDF: $44
Dates: Jul 20-24
Days: Mon-Fri
Hours: 10:25-10:55am Location: George Wilson Center
Dates: Jul 27-31
Hours: 5:50-6:20pm
Call us at (302) 366-7000
Fee: $57 RDF: $44
Days: Mon-Fri
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SPORTS & AQUATICS
INTERMEDIATE SWIM
PARENT/TOT SWIM
Ages 4-12
Participants will work on stroke development including
introduction to deep water bobs, elementary
breaststroke, butterfly kick and body motion and
treading. Continued improvement in front and back
crawl, glides and rotary breathing. Prerequisites: Must
be able to swim independently on back and front for 5
yards, must be comfortable in deeper water. Parents
with children ages 5 & under must remain on the
premises during lessons.
Ages 1-3
This program introduces basic skills to parents and
children through songs, games and activities. Parents
are taught to safely work with their child in the water,
including how to appropriately support and hold their
child in the water and how to prepare and encourage
their child to participate fully and try the skills. Children
are introduced to basic skills that lay a foundation to
help them learn to swim. A parent/guardian is required
to accompany each child in the water and participate in
the classes.
Dates: Jul 13-17
Hours: 11-11:30am
Fee: $57 RDF: $44
Days: Mon-Fri
Dates: Jul 20-24
Hours: 11-11:30am
Fee: $57 RDF: $44
Days: Mon-Fri
Dates: Jul 27-31
Hours: 6:25-6:55pm
Fee: $57 RDF: $44
Days: Mon-Fri
ADVANCED SWIM
Ages 4-12
Participants will work on stroke improvement including
introduction to breaststroke, open and flip turns.
Continued improvement in front crawl with rotary
breathing, back crawl, breaststroke, butterfly,
sidestroke and elementary backstroke. Prerequisites:
Must be able to swim one pool length using front crawl
and backstroke. Parents with children ages 5 & under
must remain on the premises during lessons.
Dates: Jul 13-17
Fee: $57 RDF: $44
Days: Mon-Fri
Dates: Jul 20-24
Fee: $57 RDF: $44
Days: Mon-Fri
24
Dates: Jul 20-24
Hours: 9:15-9:45am
Fee: $57 RDF: $44
Days: Mon-Fri
ADULT SWIM LESSONS
Ages 16 and over
Participants will be grouped into a single "beginner"
category as this program is designed to help adults learn
the basics of aquatics locomotion and safety, including:
water comfort and buoyancy, putting your face in the
water, floating on your back and front, kicking, and
basic arm motions. The deepest point of the pool is 5ft.
Come and learn in a comfortable, safe environment.
Dates: Jul 27-31
Hours: 7-7:30pm
Fee: $57 RDF: $44
Days: Mon-Fri
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Recreation
Happenings as well as for activity cancellation
announcements
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SPORTS & AQUATICS
SWIMMING POOLS
All Ages
A great place to spend those hot summer afternoons! We have two outdoor pools (20’wide x 40’ long and 3’-5’ deep).
One pool is located at the George Wilson Center and Park (303 New London Rd.) and the other is located at Dickey
Park (just off of Madison Drive). There is no admission fee for either pool and certified lifeguards staff both. Children
under the age of 10 years must be accompanied at all times by a responsible person 16 years of age or older.
Permission slips will be handed out on your first visit to the pool for children 17 and under. This rule and all other pool
rules are strictly enforced.
Pool Hours: 12:30-5:00pm
Tuesday-Saturday
June 9-August 15
**Pools may close due to cool or inclement weather. Call our Leisure Time Hot Line at 366-7147 for this information**
FIRST SERVERS
Ages 7-10
This program is designed to introduce kids to tennis
fundamentals. Racquet handling, eye-hand
coordination, court sense and tennis etiquette are
stressed. Fun drills and games are implemented to
teach these skills. Good sportsmanship and getting kids
excited about tennis are the ultimate goals. Racquets
will be provided. Children should wear sneakers and
bring water to drink.
Fee: $60 RDF: $44 Location: George Wilson Center
LITTLE TENNIS
Ages 5-6
Little tennis is designed as a very basic introduction to
tennis that will teach basic motor development skills to
prepare your child for tennis. Emphasis will be placed
on movement, balance, body and space awareness, as
well as eye-hand coordination. Lessons will be fun and
taught in a playful manner. Racquets will be provided.
Children should wear sneakers and bring water to drink.
5 year old must be attending or completed kindergarten
or parent must remain on site during class.
Fee: $47 RDF: $32
Dates: May 12-Jun 16 Days: Tue
Hours: 5:30-6pm
Dates: Jul 7-Aug 11
Hours: 5:30-6pm
Fee: $47 RDF: $32
Days: Tue
Dates: Sep 8-Oct 13
Hours: 5:30-6pm
Fee: $47 RDF: $32
Days: Tue
Summer 2015
Activity #
Ages 7-8
1643-205
1643-215
1643-305
Ages 9-10
1654-205
1654-215
1654-305
Dates
Days Time
May 12-Jun 16
Jul 7-Aug 11
Sep 8-Oct 13
Tue
Tue
Tue
6:15-7pm
6:15-7pm
6:15-7pm
May 12-Jun 16
Jul 7-Aug 11
Sep 8-Oct 13
Tue
Tue
Tue
7:15-8:15pm
7:15-8:15pm
7:15-8:15pm
How to Watch a Good
Activity Die
Nothing kills a good activity more quickly than everyone waiting
until the last minute to register. You see, there’s a point where,
if there are not enough registrants, an activity is cancelled.
Coming on the day of the activity to sign-up won’t resurrect
it, so please register early.
Call us at (302) 366-7000
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SPORTS
TEN AND UNDER TENNIS
Ages 5-10
It’s a whole new ballgame for kids tennis! With equipment and courts tailored to suit their needs and abilities, kids
will feel confident as soon as they pick up a racquet. Using the QuickStart Tennis format allows kids to rally back
and forth over the net right away and enjoy the game right from the start. You’d never send your 8-year-old out
with adult-sized equipment to a full-sized baseball field or basketball court, so why do that on a tennis court?
Lessons will be fun and taught in a playful manner. Racquets will be provided. Children should wear sneakers and
bring water to drink. 5 year old must be attending or completed kindergarten or parent must remain on site during
class.
Fee: $60 RDF: $44 Location: George Wilson Center
Activity # Dates
Ages 5-7
1653-205
May 16-Jun 27*
1653-225
Jul 11-Aug 15
1653-305
Sep 5-Oct 10
Ages 8-10
1653-215
May 16-Jun 27*
1653-235
Jul 11-Aug 15
1653-315
Sep 5-Oct 10
*No Class 5/23
Days
Time
Sat
Sat
Sat
9-9:45am
9-9:45am
9-9:45am
Sat
Sat
Sat
10-11am
10-11am
10-11am
TENNIS LESSONS
Grab your racquet for the sport of a lifetime! How many other sports can be played by anyone at
any age, at any time of year, and anywhere in the world? Whether you’re new to tennis or have
played for years – we invite you to enjoy the game with us and other tennis lovers. Lessons
provide students with basic tennis technique and skill development. The objectives for each
class are to teach you new skills appropriate to your level of play and to improve your existing
skills. Bring your own racquet or borrow one of our youth-sized racquets. Tennis shoes are
required. We provide tennis balls. Bring water to class. Fee: YOUTH/ADULT $75 RDF: $58
Activity #
Level
Youth - Ages 11-15
1635-205
Int/Adv
Dates
Days
Time
Location
May 11-Jun 22*
M
5:45-7:15pm
Handloff Park
1633-215
Beg/Adv Beg
May 14-Jun 18
Th
5:45-7:15pm
Fairfield Park
1633-205
1633-225
1635-215
1633-235
Beg/Adv Beg
Beg/Adv Beg
Int/Adv
Beg/Adv Beg
May 17-Jun 28*
Jul 12-Aug 16
Jul 13-Aug 17
Jul 16-Aug 20
Su
Su
M
Th
5:45-7:15pm
5:45-7:15pm
5:45-7pm
5:45-7:15pm
Handloff Park
Handloff Park
Handloff Park
Fairfield Park
Ages 16 and over
3635-205
Int/Adv
3635-215
Int/Adv
3633-215
Beg/Adv Beg
3633-205
Beg/Adv Beg
3635-235
Int/Adv
3633-225
Beg/Adv Beg
3635-225
Int/Adv
3633-235
Beg/Adv Beg
May 11-Jun 22*
May 12-Jun 16
May 14-Jun 18
May 17-Jun 28*
Jul 7-Aug 11
Jul 12-Aug 16
Jul 13-Aug 17
Jul 16-Aug 20
M
Tu
Th
Su
Tu
Su
M
Th
7:30-9pm
7:30-9pm
7:30-9pm
7:30-9pm
7:30-9pm
7:30-9pm
7:30-9pm
7:30-9pm
Handloff Park
Fairfield Park
Fairfield Park
Handloff Park
Fairfield Park
Handloff Park
Handloff Park
Fairfield Park
NOTE: Classes meet one
night a week for six 1 ½
hour classes. Any level may
be repeated until the
participant feels ready to
move to the next level.
Tennis Levels:
Beginner/Advanced
Beginner – Introductory
class for players with
minimum experience.
Players are taught the
forehand, backhand, serve
and volley progressing into a
basic rally. Players who
have had some prior
instruction or taken lessons
with us before are welcome
to repeat this class.
Intermediate/Advanced –
Refinement of ground
strokes, serve, volley and
overheads. Review of
basic strokes, going into
play and strategy. More
actual play with singles and
doubles strategy.
Introduction of specialty
shots, work on strategy, shot
selection and placement.
Players should have
previous participation in
lesson or league play.
* No class 5/24 & 5/25
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FITNESS
TOTAL BODY HOUR
EVENING YOGA
Ages 16 and over
Gina Reich
Up beat music and interesting routines keep you
focused on your fitness. A body sculpting workout using
weights, body resistance, challenging moves, repetitions
and cardio work. Gina will get you motivated and
burning calories in no time. Please bring a water bottle,
hand weights and a large exercise ball to class.
Ages 18 and over
Meeta Parker
The ancient practice of yoga is a combination of
exercises, breathing and meditation techniques. It has
long been an effective way of relieving emotional stress,
stretching and toning the body and connecting with
yourself. It energizes and refreshes, improves
circulation and promotes mental clarity and
concentration. Participants should wear loose
comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat. Meeta is
the daughter of the late Bharat J. Gajjar who brought
yoga to Delaware in the 60's.
Fee: $85 RDF: $68
Dates: Mar 30-May 13 Days: Mon & Wed
Hours: 7-8pm
Fee: $85 RDF: $68
Dates: May 27-Jul 8
Days: Mon & Wed
(No class 7/6)
Hours: 7-8pm
Dates: Jul 27-Sep 2
Hours: 7-8pm
Fee: $85 RDF: $68
Days: Mon & Wed
MULTI LEVEL YOGA THURSDAYS
Ages 18 and over
Valerie Lane
th
Great for your first or 500 yoga class, multi-level is just
that! This class will focus on breath through a flow of
standing and seated poses, with different options for
each pose for a gentler or more challenging practice,
your choice. Props such as blocks, straps and bolsters
are welcome but not required. What should you bring?
A yoga mat, plenty of water, and a towel if you plan on
getting sweaty!
Dates: Apr 9-Jun 11
Hours: 5:15-6:30pm
Fee: $84 RDF: $70
Days: Thu
Dates: Jun 25-Aug 27
Hours: 5:15-6:30pm
Fee: $84 RDF: $70
Days: Thu
Dates: Apr 1-Jun 10
Hours: 7-8pm
Fee: $81 RDF: $64
Days: Wed
Location: Downes Elementary
School
Dates: Jun 17-Aug 19
Hours: 7-8pm
Fee: $81 RDF: $64
Days: Wed
Location: Newark Senior Center
Fee: $81 RDF: $64
Dates: Sep 2-Dec 2
Days: Wed
(No class 10/21, 10/28, 11/4 & 11/25)
Hours: 7-8pm
GENTLE YOGA - MONDAYS
Ages 18 and over
Debbie Gill
Designed to be therapeutic by safely promoting joint
and back health and alignment by learning the
sequencing of Yoga Essentials. Reduce the aches and
pains of age by increasing motions for day to day life.
Participants in any exercise program should always
make sure exercise is approved by their doctor. Please
bring your own yoga mat and a beach towel and wear
form fitting clothing.
Fee: $67 RDF: $56
Dates: May 4-Jun 29 Days: Mon
(No class 5/25)
Hours: 7-8:15pm
Dates: Jul 13-Aug 31
Hours: 7-8:15pm
Summer 2015
Call us at (302) 366-7000
Fee: $67 RDF: $56
Days: Mon
27
FITNESS
MULTI LEVEL YOGA MONDAYS
Ages 18 and over
Debbie Gill
Vigorous exercise designed to strengthen the body,
increase flexibility and even sweat by learning the
stationary sequence of HATHA YOGA in a modern
environment. Class will be designed for multiple fitness
levels but be prepared to get a good workout while you
learn the subtleties of yoga and relax your mind. Please
bring your own yoga mat and wear form fitting clothes
Fee: $67 RDF: $56
Dates: May 4-Jun 29 Days: Mon
(No class 5/25)
Hours: 5:15-6:30pm
Hours: 5:15-6:30pm
Fee: $67 RDF: $56
Days: Mon
CHILDREN/FAMILY
YOGA
Ages 6-12
Valerie Lane
This class will be an interactive and fun introduction to
yoga for kids! A combination of games, music, and
basic yoga poses will allow your child to have fun while
gaining the benefits of a yoga practice. A yoga mat or
towel is helpful, but not required. Parents are welcome
to join and stay with their little one, or let them
“exercise” their independence!
Dates: Jun 24-Jul 22
Hours: 5:30-6:15pm
Fee: $37 RDF: $25
Days: Wed
ZUMBA - THURSDAYS
MAR-MAY
Ages 18 and over
Judy Velazquez-Alampi
Zumba is an international rhythm-based dance fitness
program. A high cardio one hour workout that includes
salsa, cha-cha, samba, cumbia, meringue, mambo,
calypso, belly dance, bollywood and much, much more!
Who can do Zumba? ANYONE CAN!! Come to the party
and dance your way into shape.
ZUMBA - TUESDAYS
Ages 18 and over
Jennifer Palacio
Zumba is an international rhythm-based dance fitness
program. A high cardio one hour workout that includes
salsa, cha-cha, samba, cumbia, meringue, mambo,
calypso, belly dance, bollywood and much, much more!
Who can do Zumba? ANYONE CAN!! Come to the party
and dance your way into shape.
Fee: $70 RDF: $56
Dates: Mar 17-May 12 Days: Tue
(No class 4/7)
Hours: 7-8pm
Dates: May 26-Jul 28
Hours: 7-8pm
Fee: $88 RDF: $70
Days: Tue
ZUMBA GOLD
Ages 18 and over
Colleen Johnson
Zumba Gold is a series of fitness programs specifically
designed to take the exciting Latin and International
dance rhythms created in the original Zumba program
and bring them to the active older adult and other
special populations that may need modifications.
Created to emphasize the basics, this explosive program
is so easy to follow that people of any age can do it!!
Zumba Gold is fun, different, easy AND effective great
for the mind, body and soul. Please bring water and a
small towel to class.
Dates: May 5-Jun 23
Hours: 6-7pm
Fee: $70 RDF: $56
Days: Tue
Fee: $70 RDF: $56
Dates: Mar 26-May 14 Days: Thu
Hours: 7-8pm
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FITNESS
ZUMBA TONING
Ages 18 and over
Zumba® Toning is designed to strengthen, reshape your
body and tone your muscles while burning even more
calories. Here we combine music with dance, strength
training and body sculpting workouts using 1-3lb toning
sticks, hand weights or even your body weight along
with aerobic moves.
Dates: May 28-Jul 16
Hours: 7-8pm
Fee: $70 RDF: $56
Days: Thu
Dates: Jul 30-Sep 17
Hours: 7-8pm
Fee: $70 RDF: $56
Days: Thu
AQUA ZUMBA
Ages 18 and over
Aqua Zumba is known as the Zumba "pool party". It
gives new meaning to the idea of an invigorating
workout. Splashing, stretching, twisting, even shouting,
laughing, hooting and hollering are often heard during
an aqua zumba class. Aqua Zumba blends it all together
into a safe, challenging, water-based workout that's
cardio-conditioning, body-toning and most of all
exhilarating beyond belief!
Dates: Jun 23-Jul 14
Hours: 5:30-6:30pm
Fee: $42 RDF: $30
Days: Tue
Hours: 5:30-6:30pm
Fee: $42 RDF: $30
Days: Tue
SPECIAL INTEREST
TAKE BETTER
ADULT POTTERY
PICTURES IN 6
WEEKS
Ages 18 and over
Tom Rzaca
So now’s the time to dust off your camera, clean your
lenses and sensors, head outdoors and get back to
doing what inspires you – taking great pictures. If you’re
a beginner to intermediate photographer who wants to
take better pictures, but doesn’t want to get hung up on
a bunch of technical stuff, and you want people to say
“WOW” when they see your pictures … then this course
is for you! A fun way to take better pics in 6 weeks. We
will cover the basics of photo composition and make
your pictures better right away. So along with some tips
that I’ve picked up over the years as well as generally
accepted techniques, we will take your photos to the
next level.
Dates: May 6-Jun 10
Hours: 6:30-9:30pm
Summer 2015
Ages 16 and over
Carole Fox
Hand building with clay and working on the potter's
wheel will be taught. Students can then explore their
area of interest. Returning students may continue at
their own pace. 12 lbs. of clay, glazes and firings
included. Additional clay can be purchased for $15 per
25 lb. bag.
Dates: Jun 18-Aug 6
Hours: 6:15-8:15pm
Fee: $180 RDF: $157
Days: Thu
Fee: $93 RDF: $75
Days: Wed
Call us at (302) 366-7000
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SPECIAL INTEREST
ILLUSTRATING FOR
TWEENS
Ages 8-14
Ann Coulson
Illustrations are ways for authors and illustrators to
bring books to life, add detail, or descriptions that may
not be expressed through words alone. Tweens will
learn how to create their very own versions of stories,
using illustrations to tell the story in their own unique
way.
Dates: Jul 7-9
Hours: 1-3pm
Fee: $64 RDF: $48
Days: Tue, Wed, Thu
BOOKS ALIVE
ADVENTURE TIME
Ages 5-7
Ann Coulson
Books come to life through pictures and illustrations. In
this fun class, participants will bring books to life with
their own unique drawings and illustrations. Using
different mediums, participants will learn ways to bring
their art to life. Participants will be able to take home
their very own illustrated versions of the books.
Dates: Jul 20-22
Hours: 9:30am-12pm
Fee: $64 RDF: $48
Days: Mon, Tue, Wed
BASIC VEGETABLE
GARDENING
Ages 18 and over
University of Delaware Cooperative Extension
An introduction to vegetable gardening, perfect for
Newark community members who’ve already signed up
to garden in the Newark Community Garden. In this
session, we’ll provide you with the information you’ll
need to have a successful start to your growing season!
Dates: May 9
Hours: 10am-11am
30
Fee: FREE
Days: Wed
Location: University of
Delaware Cooperative
Extension
PONY UP
Ages 5-12
Sunset Stables
Pony Up is geared to give young children an
introduction to horseback riding and horsemanship.
Children will be introduced to proper horse etiquette,
grooming, how to lead a pony properly, putting the
saddle on and riding all in a safe and FUN environment.
The ponies we use are all kid friendly. We work very
hard to have only the very best ponies in attitude and
ability at Sunset Stables. Our little horses love their
work, are patient and tolerate a lot from our young
riders. Safety helmets are mandatory. Children must
wear long pants and closed toed shoes. 5 year olds
must have completed Kindergarten.
Dates: Jun 20
Hours: 12-1pm
Fee: $47 RDF: $32
Days: Sat
Location: Sunset Stables
Dates: Aug 1
Hours: 12-1pm
Fee: $47 RDF: $32
Days: Sat
HORSEBACK RIDING
LESSONS
Ages 6-13
Sunset Stables
Group riding lessons at Sunset Stables. Lessons taught
Western style. Our horses are safe, reliable, and take
good care of their riders. We choose only the best
horses and pair them up with our guests according to
riding ability.
Dates: Jul 6-27
Hours: 6-7pm
Fee: $147 RDF: $125
Days: Mon
Summer 2015
SPECIAL INTEREST
FAMILY NIGHT AT SUNSET
STABLES
All Ages
Have you ever been curious about what it takes to own
your own horse? Horse care, horse anatomy and horse
housekeeping will be discussed during your one hour
tour at Sunset Stables. Learn about the services Sunset
Stables offers. The evening will end with a surprise for
each child!
Dates: Jun 8
Hours: 6-7pm
Fee: $24 RDF: $14 (price/family)
Days: Mon
DIP AND DISCOVER
WHAT'S YOUR
“BATTING” AVERAGE?
BAT PROGRAM
All Ages
Debbie Keese
What's Your “Batting” Average? Join us for a fascinating
evening learning about Delaware bats. Are you an
expert? You will be after listening to bat stories,
crafting bat anatomy, singing batty songs and playing a
bat game followed at dusk by live bat observation as
they come out for their evening's activities.
Dates: Jul 23
Hours: 7:30-9pm
Fee: FREE
Days: Thu
Ages 5 & over
Debbie Keese
Join us for a series of delightfully cool and intriguing
discoveries in the Christina Creek as we wade in to
examine fish, crustaceans, insects, birds, reptiles,
mammals and plants and the habitat in which they
thrive. Parents are encouraged to participate. Closed
toed shoes are required. 5 year olds must have
completed kindergarten.
Dates: Jul 11-25
Hours: 10-11am
Fee: FREE
Days: Sat
STARGAZING NIGHT AT THE NEWARK
RESERVOIR
All Ages
Delaware Astronomical Society
Come out and enjoy the night sky over the Newark Reservoir. See the wonders of the universe as you
have never seen them before through a telescope. We will be gazing upon the craters of the moon,
the rings of Saturn, and whatever else the night may bring. We will also keep our eyes open for
satellites and meteors. A brief introduction to the sky, and how it appears to move will be followed by
some hands-on time with the telescopes. Bring flashlights as you will need to park at the bottom of
reservoir and walk to the top of the reservoir.
Fee: FREE (Please register in advance)
Dates: Jul 22 (Rain date is Jul 23)
Days: Wed
Hours: 9-10:30pm
Location: Newark Reservoir
Summer 2015
Call us at (302) 366-7000
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TRIPS
TRIP POLICIES
1. Register by mail, online or in person. No phone
registration accepted.
2. Trips departing from the City Municipal Building, 220
South Main Street, will assemble in the rear parking lot.
Trips departing from Suburban Plaza, Elkton Road, will
assemble in the parking lot between the M & T Bank and
Acme.
3. Youth under age 18 must be accompanied by a
responsible adult on each trip.
4. The Parks and Recreation Department does not permit
smoking while in the bus.
5. Newark residents are not permitted to register nonresidents during the “Newark Resident Only” registration
period.
6. Refunds cannot be given unless seats and program
tickets can be resold.
7. Use the forms on page 38 of this publication to register
for the trip(s) of your choice.
NEW YORK CITY
Here’s the trip to New York that many of you look
forward to. We’ll drop you off near Radio City Music
Hall! This will put you right in the heart of the theater
district and just a few blocks from Central Park,
Madison Avenue and many other points of interest.
Your trip cost will include motor coach transportation.
Dates: May 16
Hours: 8am-10pm
Fee: $59 RDF: $49
Days: Sat
Location: Newark Municipal
Building
Dates: Dec 5
Hours: 7am-9pm
Fee: $59 RDF: $49
Days: Sat
Location: Newark Municipal
Building
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EVENTS
NEWBARK
PAWLOOZA
Saturday, May 2
9am-1pm
Handloff Park
Grab a leash and your BFF (Best Furry Friend) and join
us for a howling good time on Saturday, May 2 at
Handloff Park. NewBark PawLooza will be a furtastic
good time with exciting activities and vendors that will
provide all of your pooch pampering needs. Watch
doggie demos, participate in canine contests, or meet
your new best friend at a local rescue group booth.
Vendor packets are now available. All dogs must be
leashed (6' or less), non-aggressive, and up to date on
their shots in order to attend. Please visit the NewBark
PawLooza Facebook page for more information and
updates.
Sponsors for this event include BJ’s Wholesale Club,
WXCY, Matt Slap Subaru, Sentsy and Tri-State
Remodeling Corp.
Summer 2015
EVENTS
SPRING CONCERT SERIES
Thursdays in May and June, 7-8pm
Academy Building Lawn (Rain location – Aetna Fire
Station)
Enjoy the fabulous music of local musicians as the City
of Newark Parks and Recreation Department once again
hosts the Spring Concert Series. Concerts will be held
Thursday nights 7 to 8pm (weather permitting) starting
May 7 and running through June 25. Grab a bite to eat
and do some shopping on Main Street then join us for
an evening of fun on the Academy Building lawn.
Sponsors include Newark Day Nursery.
This program is made possible, in part, by a grant from
the Delaware Division of the Arts, a state agency
dedicated to nurturing and supporting the arts in
Delaware, in partnership with the National Endowment
for the Arts.
NEWARK MEMORIAL DAY
PARADE
Sunday, May 17
1pm – Ceremony on the Green
2pm - Parade
The Newark Memorial Day Parade is an annual event
that is held the third Sunday in May. During this event,
veterans of wars from all branches of services have
continued to march in the parade.
To start the day, a ceremony honoring our nation’s
veterans is held on the University of Delaware’s Campus
Green at Memorial Hall followed by a wreath laying
ceremony at the Academy Building lawn. Local and
military bands and drill teams will then participate in a
silent march down Delaware Avenue in remembrance
of those that gave the ultimate sacrifice followed by the
parade on Main Street.
If you would like to make a contribution or participate
in the parade, please call the Parks and Recreation
Department at 366-7000 or visit our website
Summer 2015
James & Matt Modern Acoustic
Matthew Dutt Alternative
John Hadfield* Family Variety
Mike Barry, Acoustic Rock, Country Blues
Howard Valentine & The Prophets of Love
Blues/Rock
June 11 – Crabmeat Thompson * Family Variety
June 18 – SteelHappiness.com Steel Drum
June 25 – Fort Delaware Cornet Band Civil War Era
Brass
* Family friendly children’s performances
May 7 –
May 14 –
May 21 –
May 28 –
June 4 –
VENDORS FOR LIBERTY
DAY & COMMUNITY DAY
Vendor Packages for Liberty Day and Community Day
are now available on the City of Newark web site
www.cityofnewarkde.us/parksrecreation. Please call
302-366-7000 or email parksrec@newark.de.us for
more information.
These programs are made possible, in part, by a grant
from the Delaware Division of the Arts, a state agency
for the Arts. For additional information on arts
activities in Delaware Division of the Arts web site:
www.artsdel.org
Call us at (302) 366-7000
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EVENTS
NEWARK’S GOT
TALENT NEWARK’S
GOT TALENT YOUTH
OPEN MIC NIGHT
Wednesdays in June
5-7:30pm
Academy Building Lawn
(corner of Main and Academy Street)
Join some of Newark’s best young musicians on
Wednesday evenings throughout the month of June.
MAYOR’S FUN RIDE
Saturday, May 16
Event begins at 10:30am, Ride starts at 11:30am
Rittenhouse Station, 250 S Main Street
Parking available at the City of Newark Municipal
Building Parking Lot.
Bring the whole family out to Newark's first annual
Mayor’s Fun Ride. This free event will feature
educational and safety information, raffles and door
prizes, children activities and a 5 mile bike ride. After
the ride enjoy lunch at the Green Turtle. Free t-shirts
will be given to everyone who pre-registers. T-shirts will
be available for onsite registration while supplies last.
The Mayor’s Fun Ride benefits the bike community of
Newark. Organizers and Sponsors of this event include
The Newark Bike Project, Newark Bicycle Committee,
The Green Turtle, Rittenhouse Station and Newark
Parks and Recreation. Donations of bikes, parts, new
helmets and canned goods are encouraged. To register
online visit www.cityofnewarkde.us/parksrecreation.
For up-to-date information on Newark Parks and Recreation
Happenings as well as for activity cancellation
announcements
Le is u re Tim e H o t Lin e
(3 0 2) 3 6 6 -7 1 4 7
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Enjoy the local restaurants and businesses on Main
Street before you come to the concert or stay late to
enjoy downtown. Up to five performers per evening will
take the stage to entertain on Main Street. There are no
rain dates or locations for these performances.
Youth ages 6-17 that would like to participate, should
contact the Parks and Recreation Department for more
information. Each performance will be 25-30 minutes in
length (including set up and break down). A small sound
system with playback capabilities will be provided.
For additional information, please call (302) 366-7000
or email parksrec@newark.de.us.
4TH OF JULY FIREWORKS
Saturday, July 4
(Rain date, Sunday, July 5 Fireworks only)
6-10pm
UD Athletic Complex
4th of July Fireworks will be held on Saturday, July 4th
at the University of Delaware Athletic Complex.
Vendors and entertainment will begin at 6pm. Please
call (302) 366-7000 or email parksrec@newark.de.us for
more information.
This program is made possible, in part, by a grant from
the Delaware Division of the Arts, a state agency
for the Arts.
Summer 2015
GEORGE WILSON COMMUNITY CENTER
303 New London Road
If you are planning a special occasion or need a meeting place for your organization or group, the George Wilson
Community Center may be the place for your next event. Located at 303 New London Road (across from Clayton
Hall), the GWC is Newark’s best-kept secret as a multi-purpose meeting space. The indoor facilities are available to
organizations or individuals for rental purposes. The Main Hall has a seating capacity of 150 people. Each meeting
room has a seating capacity of 20 people. If you are planning a birthday party, anniversary, baby shower or would like
to hold a civic, business or other meeting, please give us a call or stop by to speak with our professional staff. In
addition to affordable rates, we offer a staff person on site during all rentals, who will provide set up and take down of
tables and chairs. We have additional equipment available for your unique needs, such as a big screen TV, DVD
player, stage and podium. Food and refreshments are permitted; however, alcoholic beverages are prohibited. A
kitchen is also available to keep your refreshments and meals at the optimum temperatures and to keep your rental
room clutter-free and clean.
FACILITY RENTAL RATES
Room
Short Term
Long Term
Main Hall
$40/hr
$30/hr
Mtg Room
$25/hr
$20/hr
Kitchen is $20/hr for Short or Long Term
RATES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE
*Short Term rental rate is any one time use of the center.
*Long Term – You must reserve a minimum of four (4)
dates within a six (6) month time frame to qualify for the
long term rate.
RENTALS MUST BE RESERVED IN
PERSON
Permit and a $50 non-refundable deposit is due at
time of reservation.
For more rental information or to schedule an
appointment, please contact the George Wilson Center
at (302) 366-7000 or by email at gwc@newark.de.us.
BIRTHDAY PARTIES AT THE
GEORGE WILSON CENTER
Ages 4-10
Parents can leave the planning at the door and let our
staff plan, program, set-up, and clean-up afterward. You
provide the kids and we’ll provide the party. All parties
are subject to availability of facilities. Reservations are
required at least three weeks in advance of the party.
Please call 366-7000 or email gwc@newark.de.us for
more detailed information and reservations
All packages include set up and take down of tables and
chairs. All packages are specifically designed for 12
children. There is a $5 charge for each additional child.
Birthday Party Package #1
2 ½ hour rental of facility
Staff for 2 ½ hours
2 hour birthday party
Goody bags and toys for 12 kids
T-Shirt for birthday child
1 Arts and Crafts project
Birthday games (name games, sports
activities, traditional birthday games)
Birthday parents do all decorations, paper products
and food.
Price: $170
All items in Package #1, in addition to:
Birthday Paper Products, forks, knives
Birthday Banner, table cloths
Birthday parents do food and drinks
Price: $190
All items in Package #2, in addition to:
4 large pizzas and fruit punch
Price: $220
Summer 2015
Call us at (302) 366-7000
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SUMMER 2015
“REGISTRATION PROCESS”
REGISTRATION FORMS ARE ON PAGES 37 & 38
Resident Processing begins NOW!
You can mail, walk in, or fax your registration form at any
time or register online at
www.cityofnewarkde.us/parksrecreation.
Registrations will be processed in the order that they are
received.
Non-Resident Processing Begins May 1
Non-residents may mail, walk in, fax your registration form
at any time or register online at
www.cityofnewarkde.us/parksrecreation. However, nonresident registration forms will not be processed until
May 1, 2015 in the order in which they are received.
Easy Ways to Register. . . WALK-IN, MAIL-IN, FAX or ONLINE!
220 South Main Street, Newark, DE 19711
Office Hours: Monday – Friday, 8:30am – 5:00pm
Phone: (302) 366-7000 Fax: (302) 366-7169
Web: www.cityofnewarkde.us/parksrecreation
Checks, VISA, MasterCard, or Money Order accepted
MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: CITY OF NEWARK
CANCELLATIONS
1. Newark Parks and Recreation reserves the right to cancel an activity due to insufficient registration.
2. Bad weather – call our Activities Hot Line 366-7147.
CREDIT/TRANSFER/REFUND POLICY
1. Registrants will receive a full refund if the program is cancelled by Newark Parks and Recreation.
2. If you are unable to attend an activity, contact us within 24 hours prior to the start of the program and we will:
a. Credit your account the amount paid. (Credits are good for one year from the date of credit).
b. Transfer you to another activity.
c. Refund you the amount paid less a processing fee of $10 or 10% of the cost of the program, whichever is
greater. If you are not satisfied with an activity we would like to know why. Please contact us within 5
business days after the last activity meeting (please see a,b,c above).
3. Credits and Refunds do not apply to trips, picnic kits, events and adult sports leagues.
4. Additional trip policies are located in the trip section of your e-newsletter.
5. Allow three to four weeks for processing refunds. If you paid by credit card, your refund will be credited to your
account within one to two weeks.
WAITING LIST If an activity is filled, ask to be placed on a waiting list, additional sections may be offered.
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Summer 2015
City of Newark Department of Parks and Recreation
Activity Registration Form
Please print and fill out completely.
RESPONSIBLE ADULT
M.I.
First Name
Must reside within the corporate limits of Newark.
Resident*
Last Name
Non-resident
Birthdate
Mailing Address
-
City
State
Zip Code
Work Phone
Home Phone
-
Cell Phone
Email Address
Please check if you would like to have
receipt and information emailed to you.
PARTICIPANT INFORMATION
M.I.
First Name
Sex
Last Name
Birthdate
Age
-
Activity Name
Activity Number
$
$
M.I.
First Name
-
Sex
Last Name
Total Fee
.
.
Birthdate
Age
-
Activity Name
Activity Number
$
$
-
HEALTH INFORMATION
TOTAL AMOUNT
Does participant have any allergies? Yes
Total Fee
$
.
.
.
No
If yes, Please explain: ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Does participant have any physical or mental conditions that might require special consideration/attention?
Yes
No
If yes, please explain ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FOR YOUTH SPORTS LEAGUES
Sports program (please circle one)
Basketball
Soccer
League Name _______________________________________ Last Year’s Team (if in same league) ____________________________________________________________
Shirt Size (please circle one) Y/M
Y/L
A/S
A/M
A/L A/XL
Is sibling in same league? Yes No Name_________________________________________________
Is parent interested in coaching? Yes No Name ______________________________ Phone number _____________________ Email _____________________________
Emergency Release Waiver
I, the undersigned (or parent or guardian of ______________________) hereby authorize the City of Newark , Department of Parks and Recreation and emergency care
personnel to provide and render necessary medical care and treatment of myself and/or the asforesaid child for any illness or injury, which may be suffered at any time
while participating in Department of Parks and Recreation programs. It is understood that time permitting, specific permission from parent/guardian or family member
will be secured in the event of any medical treatment or surgery is to be undertaken, but that, should an emergency arise, this authorization and consent will cover such
an event. Also, I/we hereby accept responsibility for any accident which may occur in connection with this recreation activity, hold harmless the City of Newark, and all
other parties involved in the promotion and/or conducting of the above named activity. As well, I/we understand that the City of Newark provides NO insurance coverage
for this activity. I give permission for myself and/or my child to be photographed while participating and/or attending a Parks & Recreation activity. I understand that
photos may be used in future publicity.
Signature (If under 18, parent/guardian must sign) ________________________________________________________________ Date ______/_______/_______________
The activities offered by the Newark Parks and Recreation
Department are accessible to individuals with disabilities.
If there are any reasonable accommodations that we
might need to make for the participant to fully participate
in this/these activities, please call the Parks and Recreation
office to discuss the matter with the activity supervisor(s).
Please return registration form with payment to:
Newark Parks & Recreation Department
Newark, DE 19711
Fax (302) 366-7169
If you have questions about any of our programs, please call (302) 366-7000 or email parksrec@newark.de.us.
Payment type:
Cash
Check
Credit Card
Security Code
Card #
Exp. Date ______/______ Name on card (Print) _______________________________
Make check(s) or money order payable to: CITY OF NEWARK
City of Newark Department of Parks and Recreation
Activity Registration Form For Camp and Extended Youth Activities
Please print and fill out completely for Day Camps, Sports Camps, Preschool, Before/After care, Schools Out, Y.E.S., Safety Town, Tot Lots, & Playgrounds
Responsible Adult
*Must reside within the corporate limits of Newark.
M.I.
First Name
Non-resident
Resident*
Last Name
Birthdate
Mailing Address
-
City
State
Zip Code
Work Phone
Home Phone
-
Cell Phone
Email Address
Please check if you would like to have
receipt and information emailed to you.
Participant Information
M.I.
First Name
Sex
Last Name
Birthdate
Age
-
Activity Name
Activity Number
$
$
$
$
-
Supplemental Information
-
TOTAL (From this sheet and others attached)
Total Fee
$
.
.
.
.
.
1. Parent/Guardian Name _______________________________________ Work Phone_____________________________ Work Hours _______________ Cell Phone __________________________
Parent/Guardian Name _______________________________________ Work Phone_____________________________ Work Hours _______________ Cell Phone __________________________
Home Phone __________________________________
Emergency Contact Name _______________________________________________________________________ Phone ____________________________ Cell Phone _______________________
2. Person other than the parent/guardian to whom the child may be released ___________________________________________________________________________________________________
3. Child’s Doctor _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Phone _________________________
4. Medical Insurance Company _____________________________________________________________________ Policy /Group Number(s) ______________________________________________
5. Is child under medical care? ___________________ If yes, please explain ____________________________________________________________________________________________________
6. Is it necessary for child to take medication during the program hours? _______ If yes, please explain ______________________________________________________________________________
7. Date of most recent DPT shot _________________________
Does child have any allergies? _________ If yes, please explain _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
8. My child is permitted to participate in all activities to include short walking trips under the supervision of the program staff.
Emergency Release Waiver
I, the undersigned (or parent or guardian of ______________________) hereby authorize the City of Newark , Department of Parks and Recreation and emergency care
personnel to provide and render necessary medical care and treatment of myself and/or the asforesaid child for any illness or injury, which may be suffered at any time
while participating in Department of Parks and Recreation programs. It is understood that time permitting, specific permission from parent/guardian or family member
will be secured in the event of any medical treatment or surgery is to be undertaken, but that, should an emergency arise, this authorization and consent will cover such
an event. Also, I/we hereby accept responsibility for any accident which may occur in connection with this recreation activity, hold harmless the City of Newark, and all
other parties involved in the promotion and/or conducting of the above named activity. As well, I/we understand that the City of Newark provides NO insurance coverage
for this activity. I give permission for myself and/or my child to be photographed while participating and/or attending a Parks & Recreation activity. I understand that
photos may be used in future publicity.
Signature (If under 18, parent/guardian must sign) ________________________________________________________________ Date ______/_______/_______________
The activities offered by the Newark Parks and Recreation
Department are accessible to individuals with disabilities.
If there are any reasonable accommodations that we
might need to make for the participant to fully participate
in this/these activities, please call the Parks and Recreation
office to discuss the matter with the activity supervisor(s).
Please return registration form with payment to:
Newark Parks & Recreation Department
Newark, DE 19711
Fax (302) 366-7169
If you have questions about any of our programs, please call (302) 366-7000 or email parksrec@newark.de.us.
Payment type:
Cash
Check
Credit Card
Security Code
Card #
Exp. Date ______/______ Name on card (Print) _______________________________
Make check(s) or money order payable to: CITY OF NEWARK
COLEMAN Country Hills Dr.
1 5.7
COVERDALE 396 Paper Mill Rd.
2 16.8
CURTIS MILL 225 Paper Mill Road
3
DEVON 46 Cornwall Dr.
4 4.6
DOROTHY P. MILLER Capitol Trail
5 7.28
DOUGLAS D. ALLEY 420 Douglas D Alley Dr
6
EDNA C. DICKEY 60 Madison Dr.
7 8.2
1
ELAN 2 Blue Hen Dr.
8 6.7
*1
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
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X
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1
X
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FOLK PARK 98 Welsh Tract Rd.
11 34.6
1*
GEORGE READ 315 Delaware Cir.
12 2.8
GEORGE WILSON CENTER
303 New London Road
13 4.8
HIDDEN VALLEY 120 W Mill Station Dr.
14 6.5
IRON GLEN, Elkton Road
15 12.4
JAMES F. HALL TRAIL
16 1.76
X
KARPINSKI 345 Old Paper Mill Rd.
17 8.0
X
KELLS 201 Kells Ave
18 5.2
KERSHAW 197 Paper Mill Rd.
19 2.0
2*
LEWIS 727 Academy St.
20 4.2
2
LUMBROOK 100 Woodlawn Ave.
21 5.9
2
LEROY C. HILL Barksdale &
1000 Casho Mill Rds.
22 6.3
MCKEES 100 McKees Ln.
23 4.0
NEWARK RESERVOIR Old Paper Mill Road
24 113
NORMA B. HANDLOFF 1000 Barksdale Rd
25 15.8
OLAN THOMAS 100 Paper Mill Rd.
26 4.3
OLD PAPER MILL PARK Old Paper Mill Rd
27 12.3
PHILLIPS 101 B St.
28 13.7
POMEROY TRAIL
29
RAHWAY 922 Rahway Dr.
30
RIDGEWOOD GLEN Shenandoah Dr.
31 12.4
RITTENHOUSE 228 West Chestnut Hill Rd.
32 45.9
X
STAFFORD 420 Stafford Ave.
33 1.8
X
WHITE CHAPEL 40 White Chapel Rd.
34
WM M REDD, JR 500 Paper Mill Rd.
35 68.5
*1
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9 7.0
1
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10 3.7
1
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6
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1
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Future Development
1
2
1
X
X
X
X
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X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
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2
1
1
1
1
2
2
X
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X
X
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3
X
X
X
X
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Future Development
3
2
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OTHER FACI LI TI ES USED FOR PROGRAM S
A. DOWNES SCHOOL
220 Casho Mill Road
B. MCVEY SCHOOL
908 Janice Drive
C. NEWARK HIGH SCHOOL
750 Delaware Avenue
BOTANICAL AREA
STREET HOCKEY COURTS
VALLEY STREAM ACCESS
HORSESHOE COURTS
FACILITY RENTAL (HALL/KITCHEN)
SOCCER
X
7
10
SHELTER
X
FAIRFIELD CREST 20 Winfield Drive
FAIRFIELD 491 Stamford Dr.
PARKING
NATURAL AREAS AND TRAILS
COMMUNITY CENTER
PICNIC TABLES
SWIMMING POOL
PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT
BASEBALL-SOFTBALL FIELD
BASKETBALL COURT * (NO LIGHTING)
PARKS AND LOCATI ONS
AREA (ACRES)
NOTE: Lighted courts will be available for
evening play until 10 p.m. from early March
to early December
MAP LOCATION
Refer to Parks Map on page 26
TENNIS PRACTICE WALL
City of Newark
Park Areas
TENNIS COURT * (NO LIGHTING)
City of Newark
D. NEWARK SENIOR CENTER
200 White Chapel Drive
E. PARKS AND RECREATION OFFICE
220 Elkton Road
F. U OF D PEARSON HALL
Academy & Lovett Streets
G. WEST PARK SCHOOL
193 West Park Place
H. NEWARK CHARTER SCHOOL
2001 Patriot Way
City of Newark Park Areas
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