Activity Guide - Cameron Park Community Services District

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CameronC Park S
ommunity
SUMMER 2016
ervices
District
ACTIVITY GUIDE
S tay
& Play
in
Cameron
Park!
www.cameronpark.org
530-677-2231
Facility rentals available for events, parties and special occasions
CAMERON PARK
COMMUNITY
CAMPOUT
SPRING ANTIQUE,
CRAFT, AND
GARDEN SHOW
Saturday, July 23
– Sunday, July 24
Saturday, April 30
POOCH PLUNGE & LAPS AT THE LAKE
Saturday, August 13
OLDER
AMERICANS DAY
CELEBRATION
Tuesday, May 17
LABOR DAY
AT THE POOL
Monday, September 5
Trucks
& Tunes
Food and Music Event
Wednesday, May 25
& Wednesday, July 27
CAMERON PARK
COUNTRYFEST
Saturday,
September 10
WELCOME
TO SUMMER!!
Saturday,
May 28
SUMMER
SPECTACULAR
Saturday, June 25
CAR SHOW
Sunday, June 12
Back cover and inside photos contributed by El Dorado Camera Club
SPRING ANTIQUE, CRAFT,
FRE
E
AND GARDEN SHOW
Saturday, April 30, 9am –3pm
Cameron Park Community Center
This large, indoor/outdoor show is the
ultimate place to shop for antiques,
hand-made crafts, and garden accessories! This event will be an Antique
and Craft lover’s dream come true!
Local and visiting vendors will be on
hand to offer a wide selection of
items. Come find that perfect piece
for you or a unique gift for Mother’s
Day! Food and beverages will be
available for purchase.
OLDER AMERICANS DAY
Tuesday, May 17 – 11:30A
Cameron Park Community Center
The MLC (Mature Leadership Council
is hosting an event in celebration of
Older American’s Month – theme is
Blaze a Trail – Honoring contributions
of yesterday, today and all the steps
that lead to tomorrow. Event includes
lunch, original displays of careers,
accomplishments, technological
advances, inspirational guideposts,
guest speaker and a reason to forge
ahead. Please call (530) 677-2231 to
reserve a spot.
TRUCKS & TUNES
Wednesdays, May 25 & July 27 5-8pm
Christa McAuliffe Park. Bring out the
family to participate in our first ever
Trucks & Tunes events featuring Food
Trucks in the Foothills. Enjoy an evening of delicious food and live music!
Proceeds will support the Cameron
Park Community Foundation.
EVENTS/CONTENTS
WELCOME TO SUMMER!!
FRE
E
Saturday, May 28, 12-5pm
Cameron Park Community and
Aquatic Center. Come and enjoy free
swim, food, vendor booths, giveaways,
and a thank you to our community
sponsors. At this event you can plan
out your summer and reserve spots
by registering for pool passes, swim
lessons, summer camps, summer programs, special events, AND purchase
your Summer Spectacular wrist bands!
THUNDER IN THE
FRE
E
PARK CAR SHOW
Sunday, June 12, 10A-4P
Free admission to spectators. Classic
and Custom Car Show. Contact the
Shingle Springs/Cameron Park Chamber
of Commerce at (530) 677-8000.
SUMMER SPECTACULAR
– A GOLDEN ADVENTURE
Saturday, June 25, Gates open at 2pm
Cameron Park Lake; 2989 Cambridge
Road. Join us for the 17th Annual
Summer Spectacular! Enjoy swimming
at the lagoon, refreshments, food,
vendors, exhibitors, gold panning,
raffle, contests, a kid’s carnival, and
live music by Random Strangers and
Gotcha Covered. Wrap up the day
with a stunning fireworks show-including a Low-Level display. **NO ice
chests larger than a 6 can cooler, NO
alcohol, and NO fireworks** Entrance
is $4 when purchased in advance or
$6 day of the event (cash only) ages 7
and up. Kid’s carnival wristbands available for $15 or $20 day of.
CAMERON PARK COMMUNITY CAMPOUT
Saturday, July 23 – Sunday, July 24
Cameron Park Lake
See page 10 for information.
POOCH PLUNGE & LAPS AT THE LAKE
Saturday, August 13. Signup starts at
9am. Cameron Park Lake. Enjoy this
Cameron Park Lake 5K run starting at
9am with your furry friends and afterwards let them cool off in our Pooch
Plunge starting at 10am.
LABOR DAY AT THE POOL
Monday, September 5, 1-5pm
Cameron Park Community Pool
It’s $1 day at the Cameron Park
Community Pool. Come spend the
Labor Day Holiday with us. $1 admission, $1 food, $1 drinks, and FREE
games and prizes! It is fun for all ages!
FRE
E
CAMERON PARK COUNTRYFEST
Saturday, September 10 3pm -8pm
Christa McAuliffe Park.
Celebrate our gold country roots at this
light-hearted, home-style family friendly
festival sponsored by the Cameron Park
CSD and the Cameron Park Community
Foundation. Enjoy live music featuring
The Kenny Frye Band, an amateur BBQ
competition, Kid Zone, vendors, great
food, drink, and more.
Table of Contents
Cameron Park Lake .............................. 4
Aquatics............................................... 5-8
Kidz Kamp............................................... 9
Tot/Youth Activities.......................... 10-12
Youth sports...................................... 12-13
Youth Camps................................... 13-15
Youth Sports Camps............................. 15
Teens ..................................................... 15
Teen/Adults........................................... 16
Adults ............................................... 16-20
Cooking................................................. 20
Safety classes.................................. 21-22
Adult Sports...................................... 22-23
Mature adults................................... 24-27
Trips/Tours.............................................. 26
Creating Community Through People, Parks & Programs
Local Advertisers........................ 5, 15, 23
Information....................................... 28-29
Registration........................................... 30
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CAMERON PARK LAKE NEWS!
Swimming Lagoon Opens May 28 –
Hours of operation: 11am to 7pm
**Lagoon closes – August 8
Cameron Park Lake Entrance – per person
Resident $3
Non-resident $5
Senior $2
Children 6 & under are Free
Early Bird Combo Season Passes are still
available until April 29.
Save over 50% on the Combo Pass – valid at Cameron Park Lake and
the Community Center Pool
Family Pass** . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $129
Additional Family Member . . . . . . $30
Individual Pass . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $50
Senior Pass . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $40
Lake Pass Fees
Individual
Family (up to 5)
Additional child
Senior
2 party senior
resident - $85
resident - $120
resident - $15
resident - $51
resident - $85
nonresdent - $120
nonresident - $181
nonresident - $20
nonresident - $74
nonresident - $120
Lake Season Passes
Available
Walking Trail, Picnic Areas, Paddle
Boat Rentals (weekends only- can be
rented in advance for groups), Tennis
and Pickleball Courts, Swimming
Lagoon. Please visit our website
www.cameronpark.org or call 530-677-2231
Combo Lake and Pool Passes
(as of April 30)
Individual
resident Family (up to 5) resident Additional family member
resident Senior
resident -
$145
$265
non-resident - $195
non-resident- $340
$30
$105
non-resident - $40
non-resident - $140
** Pass holders need to come in and get a picture taken for their card. Lake closed the following dates
– Friday June 24; gates open at noon Sunday, June 26. Special Events – Summer Spectacular – Saturday, June 25
–gates open at 2pm. Pass does not apply for Summer Spectacular – separate entry fee.
** A “family” is defined as up to two parent(s)/guardian(s) and three children under the age of 21 that reside in the same residence.
Additional children are under the age of 21 that reside in the same residence; not adults or adult children. No passes will be issued
to children under 2 years of age. Exceptions include unmarried college students 23 years old or younger residing in the parent’ s
residence. A ‘ Senior’ is defined as 62 years or older. Proof of age and/or residency may be required.
Please visit our
website for more
information on all
Special Events
www.cameronpark.org
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Park Rentals Available
Cameron Park Lake has a gazebo, flagpole and
event area for rent. It is a perfect place for your family
reunion, birthday party, company BBQ or even a wedding. Please visit our website www.cameronpark.org or
contact us at 530-677-2231 for more information.
AQUATICS
Public Swim
Recreational Public Swim Hours:
Evenings beginning May 31 7:15 to 9P
Weekends beginning May 28 1 to 5P
Weekdays beginning May 31 1 to 4P
*SPECIAL PUBLIC SWIM HOURS*
Memorial Day Weekend
Sunday May 29 & Monday May 30
Pool Open 1P to 6P
** Free Swim Day – Saturday, May 28
12-5P (see back page)
Swim Meets on Saturdays
Pool Open 3 to 7P
6/11; 6/18; 7/9; 7/16
Weekday/Weekend Pool
entrance fees
Infant (2 years & under) FREE**
**With adult admission.
Child/Youth (3-17) $4
Adult (18 + years) $5
Seniors (62+) $4
Children under the age of 11 must be
accompanied by a paying adult.
Evening Swim, 7:15-9P
Monday – Friday * unless holiday
~ Admission Fees ~
Infant (2 years & under) FREE**
Child/Youth (2-17) $3
Adult (18 + years) $4
Seniors (62+) $3
Parties at
the pool
Pool Party Package: $60
Rent an area for your party.
Area will include a table and pop up tent
for the group for recreational swim time.
Bring your supplies and food and use the
area provided. Maximum group size is 10
(2 adults included) any additional guests
pay the gate entrance fee.
Water Exercise
(Ages 14 +)
Come and join us for an enjoyable total
body workout. We are offering a variety of
classes, using water to get fit and tone up!!
These classes are great for all ages. Drop
in and try a class or purchase a punch card.
Water Aerobics – M to F 9-9:55A
Water Aerobics – T/TH
6:30-7:15P
A variety of techniques done on land such
as jogging, kicking, jumping jacks, etc. but
in the water. The water will provide added
resistance to your work out.
Aqua Zumba® – 6-7P June 10, 17 & 24 only.
Just add water and shake! Splash your way
into shape with an invigorating low-impact
aquatic exercise. Known as the Zumba
“Pool Party”, the aquatic Zumba program
gives new meaning to the idea of a refreshing workout. This workout is cardio-conditioning, body toning, and most of all exhilarating beyond belief!
Location: Cameron Park Community Pool
Fee: $6 drop-in or $50 - 10 punch card
Instructor: Lynn McCarty, Connie Ballard & Jan
Lowry
Tues/Thurs Evening Classes begin: May 3
Morning classes begin May 31
Guard Start
Jr. Lifeguard
(Ages 12 - 15)
Participants will be introduced to the skill
needed for entry to the American Red Cross
Lifeguarding course, communication and
decision-making skills and the basic responsibilities of a lifeguard. This class includes
daily instruction, skills practice and free
swimming time. Participants must be able to
swim 25 yards continuously and tread water
for one minute. Participants will have the
option of assisting during recreation swim
and aiding in our swim lesson programs.
420214-06 T-F 6/20-6/24 10A-1:30P
Location: Community Center Pool
Fee: $88/$83 with CP resident discount
Instructor: CSD Staff
Lap Swim
Pool Passes Available
Community Center
Summer Pool Pass
Swim all summer long - purchase an
individual or family pass for the pool.
Pool passes are not accepted for water
exercise classes or AM lap swim.
resident/non-resident
Individual .............................. $70/$90
Family................. (up to 5) $155/$195
Senior.................................... $65/$80
Additional family member .... $15/$20
NEW! Pre-Season
Swim Lessons
(Four classes –3-4 student max per class)
Please call for availability.
SUMMER SWIM TEAM WWW.AQUASOLSWIMTEAM.COM Come swim with us!
- small groups
- experienced coaches
- positive environment
Informal lap swim time open to all swimmers 16 years and older. Kickboards are available for use.
Pace clock will be on deck Weekdays beginning Tuesday, May 31 from 7-10A ● M-F
Lanes for lap swim are available during public swim – unless special event.
Drop in fee: $4 per visit ● ten pass punch card $35 *Punch card not applicable during public swim
Pool pass not applicable during lap swim.
AQUATICS
Summer Swim Lessons
Lessons begin May 31, 2016
Please carefully read the course descriptions and select the
correct class. If you have any questions or are unsure as to
which class to register for, please contact the Recreation Office
at 677-2231. Some lesson suggestions:
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It is recommended that children repeat the last level they
completed the previous summer.
Most children remain in the same level for two or more sessions
Please make sure your child has a swim suit, towel and plenty of
sun block! Children in diapers are required to wear a swim diaper
Goggles and swim caps may be worn.
Registration has started – sign up online; over the phone; mail
in; or at our office – 2502 Country Club Drive. Each swim class
requires a MINIMUM of 3 students with a maximum of 4 to 6. If
the class you register for does not meet the required number,
your child will be moved to an earlier or later time in order to fill
a class. We will notify you of any changes.
Transfers, if available, may be made if the aquatic staff is
TURTLE 420201
(parent toddler)
Ages: 6 months to 36 months
Water adjustment and safety skills for
parent and child. Class is not designed to
teach the toddler how to swim independently but to increase the comfort level of
children in and around the water. Course
is designed for parents who are interested in acquainting their child with water.
Parent (adult) must accompany child in
water –one child per parent.
GUPPY 420203
Age: 3 to 5 years
Goal of this course is to give students with
little or no water experience a positive
introduction to the water. Water adjustment will take place while the child is being
introduced to skills such as water entry
and exit, water adjustment skills, floating
(assisted), arm movements, and gliding.
STARFISH 420204
Age: 5 years +
Development of safe practices and good
attitude towards the water is the go
al of this course. Emphasis will be placed
on holding breath, walking in water, floating
fundamental, bobbing, and water adjustment. This course will also introduce
students to basic kicking and crawl stroke
arm movements.
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contacted at least 72 hours prior to the first class. The number to call if transfers are needed is 677-2231.
Lessons are scheduled in 2-week sessions from May 31 to
August 4. Classes are available in the mornings and evenings
and are held at the Community Center Pool.
Each two week session includes eight 25 minute classes which
run from Monday through Thursday – unless noted otherwise
A Session 1 – May 31-June 9 (first week lessons are Tues to Fri)
B Session 2 – June 13 to June 23
C Session 3 – June 27 to July 8 (2nd week lessons are Tues to Fri)
D Session 4 – July 11 to July 21
E Session 5 – July 25 to August 4
NOTICE: TRANSFERS MAY OCCUR DUE TO INCLEMENT
WEATHER
Group lesson fees: $58 Resident; $63 Non-resident.
Private swim lessons are offered during swim lesson time; class
size is limited to one. Private lessons times are 25 minutes for 4
classes. Private lesson fees: $83 Resident; $88 Non-resident
SEAHORSE 420205
Age: 5 years +
Students have completed Starfish and
should be able to hold their breath and
submerge face and head in the water
entering this class – skills from the Starfish
level. Skills taught in this course include
breath holding, rhythmic breathing, front &
back float, gliding, kicking, arm stroke and
finning. Also included is safety information.
SEALS 420206
Age: 5 years +
Students have completed Seahorse
course. Instruction includes combination of
front crawl skills (armstroke, kick, rhythmic
breathing), combined backstroke, deep
water swimming, jumping, endurance and
rescue skills.
STINGRAYS 420207
Age: 7 years +
Students have completed Seals and will
learn to coordinate the front and back
crawl – skills from the Seals class, fundamentals of treading water, survival floating
skills, and be introduced to elementary
backstroke. Students will also be exposed
to safe diving rules and begin to learn to
dive. Students should feel comfortable
swimming in deep water.
DOLPHINS420208
Age: 7 years +
Students develop confidence in the
strokes learned in Stingrays by refining
and increasing endurance in those learned
strokes (elementary backstroke, front
crawl, and back crawl). Students are introduced to the breast stroke, side stroke,
alternative swim kicks, butterfly, and alternate breathing. Students should be able
to swim crawl, backstroke and elementary
backstroke for 25 yards, and tread water.
SHARKS420210
Age: 7 years +
Students have completed Dolphin and are
ready for advanced swim training. Must be
able to swim 50 yards using front and back
crawl, and 15 yards using side and breast
strokes. Skills taught: polishing all strokes
to improve efficiency, power, and ease over
greater distances, front flip turn, pike and
tuck surface dives, and treading water.
Scholarships Available
Swim lesson scholarships are
available. Please contact the
office for details at
530-677-2231
CAMERON PARK COMMUNITY CENTER
SUMMER SWIM LESSON SCHEDULES
AQUATICS
Lessons meet for eight, 25 minutes sessions
and run Monday - Thursday both weeks
10:00
10:30
11:00
TURTLE
GUPPY
1
STARFISH
1
SEAHORSE
1
SEAL
1
STINGRAY
1
DOLPHIN
11:30
1
2
2
3
2
12:00
4
3
2
2
4:00
4:30
5:00
3
4
5
6
7
5
4
4
5
5
2
6
3
1
2
SHARK
PRIVATE
6:00
4
3
3
5:30
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
0
A) Session 1 - May 31-June 9 B) Session 2 - June 13 to June 23 C) Session 3 June 27 to July 8
D) Session 4 - July 11 to 21 E) Session 5 - July 25 to August 4
Example code for classes: code for 10:30 Guppy class session two – 420203-B2
PRIVATE LESSONS
420211
For children or adults who need or would
like one-on-one instruction. Private lessons are offered during swim lessons
times - one student per class. Monday to
Thursday unless noted.
THIS IS A ONE WEEK (4 LESSONS)
CLASS.
PRIVATE LESSON FEES:
- $83 Resident, $88 Non-resident
PRIVATE LESSON SESSIONS
Session A: May 31- June 3(Tu to F)
Session B: June 6 –June 9
Session C: June 13-June 16
Session D: June 20-June 23
Session E June 27 –June 30
Session F: July 5-July 8 (Tu to F)
Session G: July 11-July 14
Session H: July 18-July 21
Session I: July 25 –July 28
Session J: August 1-August 4
**Last Chance Swim Lessons
will be offered August 8-11; August 15-18; and August 22–25.
One week– Monday to Thursday. Fee: $30 resident; $35 non-resident
THANK YOU DISTRICT ANNUAL SPONSORS!
The Cameron Park Community Services District serves a broad
audience and would like to thank our annual sponsors for their
support. Please visit the inside back cover for sponsors’ logos
and be sure to support these businesses. Advertising sponsors
can be viewed on 5, 15 and 23. Please visit cameronpark.org
for ad space opportunities.
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WATER SPORTS/AQUATICS
NEW! Sailing/
Windsurfing/Kayak
Program
Classes held at Sacramento State
Aquatic Center
1901 Hazel Avenue, Gold River CA
Instructor: Sacramento State Aquatic
Center
Basic Sailing
(Ages 12+)
Designed for those with little or no sailing
experience. The 14 hour course covers
boating safety, knots, rigging and sailing
theory. On the water skills such as boat
handling, docking, sail trim and capsize
recovery will be taught on Holder 14
sailboats. Upon successful completion of
this course graduates are eligible to rent
Holder 14’s. This class follows the guidelines set by US Sailing.
160204-01 M-TH 5/9-5/12 4:30-8:30P
160204-02 Sa & Su 6/4-6/12 9:30A-1P
160204-03 M-TH
6/20-6/235-8:30P
160204-04 Sa & Su 7/9-7/17 4:30-8P
160204-05 M-TH
8/1-8/4 5-8:30P
160204-06 Sa & Su 8/6-8/14 9:30A-1P
Windsurfing
(Ages 12+)
For those with little or no experience and
will familiarize the student with the basic
fundamentals of windsurfing. This class covers rigging, terminology, balance, stances
and sailing theory. Instructors will utilize the
latest techniques and a variety of sail sizes
to decrease fatigue and help accelerate
learning. Upon successful completion of this
course, students will be eligible to rent these
windsurfers.
160205-05 M-TH
5/2-5/5 4:30-6:30P
160205-06 Sa & Su 6/11-6/12 2-6P
160205-07 M-TH 7/11-7/14 6-8P
160205-08 Sa & Su 8/27-8/281-5P
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Sunset Paddle
(Ages 10+)
Come join us for a beautiful sunset on Lake
Natoma and the rise of a full moon. Gently
paddling on the waters of Lake Natoma serves
as an escape from the rigors of the day. All
paddling abilities are welcome. The kayaks are
self-bailing so be prepared to get a little wet.
160206-06
F
6/3
7:30-10P
160206-07
F
7/15
7:30-10P
160206-08
F
8/12
7:30-10P
Basic Kayaking
(Ages 12+)
Designed to introduce the beginning paddler to the three most widely used recreational kayaks while correcting paddling
and navigation techniques and educating on
the safety skills of Lake Natoma. Our certified instructors create a friendly, welcoming
environment for all participants, regardless
of age, ability or skill.
160207-05 M/W 5/16 & 5/18 5:30-8:30P
160207-06 Sa & Su 6/18-6/19 10A-1P
160207-07 T/TH 7/5 & 7/7 5:30-8:30P
160207-08 M/T 8/1-8/2 5:30-8:30P
NEW! Mermaid School
(Ages 8-17)
The only mermaid classes offered in
Northern California are here in Cameron
Park. Learn to be a mermaid from a real
professional mermaid! Join your finstructor as she leads your mermaid class in
untailed drills and skill practice before
donning tails, repeating the drills and skills
in the tails, play a group mermaid game,
and have a chance for free swim / photos
in tail. Participants are to bring their own
swimmable mermaid tail to class; discounted purchasing information is available upon
registration. Class minimum: 8 participants.
220210-01 F 5/6 4:45-5:45P
220210-02 F 5/13 4:45-5:45P
220210-03 F 5/20 4:45-5:45P
220210-04 F 5/27 4:45-5:45P
July Classes
220210-05 F 7/15 4-5P
220210-06 F 7/29 4-5P
Fee: $47/$42 with CP resident discount, save
$10 if you sign up for 2 classes (must register
for both classes at the same time)
Instructor: Mermaid Rachel
NEW! Adult
Mermaid School
(Ages 18+)
Did you want to be a mermaid when you
were younger...Now you can while getting an amazing core workout! Join your
finstructor as she leads you through
drills, skills practice, and swimming technique with and without your mermaid tail.
Improve your core strength and cardio in
this unique exercise class. See what all
of the craze is about in the only mermaid
classes offered in Northern California.
Participants are to bring their own swimmable mermaid tail to class, discounted
purchasing information is available upon
registration. Class minimum: 8 participants.
240210-01 F 5/6
6-7P
240210-02 F 5/13
6-7P
240210-03 F 5/20
6-7P
240210-04 F 5/27
6-7P
July Classes
240210-05 F 7/15
5:15-6:15P
240210-06 F 7/29
5:15-6:15P
Fee: $47/$42 with CP resident discount, save
$10 if you sign up for 2 classes (must register
for both classes at the same time)
Instructor: Mermaid Rachel
SUMMER DAY CAMPS
Children entering 1st through 7th Grade will experience a variety of
activities including: drama, cooking, arts & crafts, games, swimming, Tumble
Time Days, time at the lake and time at the CSD, and a special trip each
week. Don’t Miss Out on the FUN! Sign up early to ensure a spot!
Camp Location: Cameron Park Community Center and Cameron Park
Lake. Regular Camp Hours: Monday through Friday 7:30am to 5:30pm
Late-pick up fee of $1/per minute will be assessed.
Dates
Theme
Field Trip
Session 1
May 31-June 3
**No camp Monday
Memorial Day
Start your summer off with a splash! Are you ready for
shark week? Kidz Kamp dives into shark fun this week!
Fire Station
Session 2
June 6 – 10
Adventures in Outer Space - From looking at the stars
to bouncing on the moon!
Bounce U in
Rancho Cordova
Session 3
June 13 – 17
Through the Decades - Travel back through time to
explore the past!
Sacramento History
Museum in Old
Sacramento
Session 4
June 20 – 24
Color Week - ROYGBIV, rep your colors all week!
Xtreme Craze Laser
Tag - Roseville
Session 5
June 27 – July 1
Treasure Island- Ahoy Matey! Join the Kidz Kamp
pirates on their search for treasure!
Painted - Folsom
Session 6
July 5 – 8 **No
Camp Monday
Independence Day
Sports Extravaganza! Sports, sports, and more sports!
Compete in activities in Kamp and against other local
camps.
Camp-A-Palooza
- Folsom Sports
Complex
Session 7
July 11 – 15
Club Hollywood - Everyone is a star when Hollywood
comes to Kidz Kamp!
Movie Theater
Session 8
July 18 – 22
Safari- Lions, tigers, bears and Kidz Kamp!
Become one with the animals.
Folsom Zoo
Session 9
July 25 – 29
Go for the Gold - Have a hootin’ and a hollerin’ good
time as you search for gold in them there hills!
Gold Bug ParkPlacerville
Session 10
August 1 – 5
Olympics -Compete, show your spirit, and see if your
team can take home the gold medal!
Skatetown - Roseville
Fee $165 per session. **Reduced fee for sessions one and six $135. Every day will be a
swim day! Don’t forget your SUNSCREEN! Please wear or bring a swimsuit, towel, a
sack lunch, two snacks and a refillable water bottle. Non-swimmers should have a Coast Guard
approved flotation device. Closed toe and closed heel shoes are required at camp.
Kids can bring sandals for swim time, but for the health and safety of the kids
please send them to camp with appropriate footwear.
Camp Fees – Pay Early and Save!! • Register by Friday, May 13th: $159 per week *Register
after May 13th $165 per week * Registration payments for each week should be made by
Friday at noon prior to the week your child is attending. A $10 late registration fee will be
added if you register day of the camp. Activity # 420401.
Additional half day camps available 8/8-8/12 and 8/15-8/19 Camp T-shirts required for
field trips and can be purchased for $10.
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TOT/YOUTH CLASSES
Dance
Baby
Ballet
(Ages 1 -3)
Ballet is the
foundation of
all dance so why not get an early start?
Pink ballet slippers and black leotards.
No big skirts or costumes at class, hair
should be tightly secured.
120622-05* F 5/27-7/8 9-9:30A
120622-07 F 7/15-8/19
9-9:30A
120622-08 F 8/26-9/30
9-9:30A
* No class 6/17
Location: Dance Studio
Instructor: Miss Alison –Turns n Tumbles
Pre-Ballet/Tap
(Ages 3 - 5)
Your child will learn proper ballet terms in
a fun and rewarding atmosphere. Girls
please come ready to learn in a black
leotard, pink footless tights, pink leather
ballet slippers or bare feet with hair neatly
pulled back in a bun. Boys wear white
shirt, black shorts and black leather ballet
slippers or bare feet.
120608-05* F 5/27-7/8 9:30-10:15A
120608-07 F 7/15-8/19 9:30-10:15A
120608-08 F 8/26-9/30 9:30-10:15A
* No class 6/17
Instructor: Miss Alison - Turns n Tumbles
Ballet I
(Ages 5-10)
Your child will learn proper ballet terms
in a fun and rewarding atmosphere. Girls
please come ready to learn in a black
leotard, pink footless tights, pink leather
ballet slippers or bare feet with hair neatly
pulled back in a bun. Boys wear white
shirt black shorts and black leather ballet
slippers or bare feet.
120607-05*
W
5/25-7/6
6:30-7:15P
120607-07** W
7/13-8/24 6:30-7:15P
120607-08
W
8/31-10/5 6:30-7:15P
* No class 6/15 ** No class 8/17
Location: Community Center
Instructor: Miss Alison –Turns n Tumbles
10
Children’s Beginning Hula
(Ages 5-7)
Aloha - beginning Hula. This class is for
children who want to learn the basics of
Hawaiian Dance. Bring a “wrap around” for
the hips (sarong)
120618-05 Tu 5/3-5/24 4:30-5P
120618-06 Tu 6/7-6/28 4:30-5P
120618-07 Tu 7/5-7/26 4:30-5P
120618-08 Tu 8/2-8/23 4:30-5P
Instructor: Rosalie “Lokalia” Stearns –
certified Kuma Hula
Beyond Basics
Youth Hula
(Ages 8 - 12)
“Hula beyond basics”.
Learn new routines to
add to your already much
loved songs and dances.
NEW! Bully Class
(Ages 7-13)
Stop the Bully and learn how to defend
yourself. Attend this 2 hour class on posture, verbal and self-defense skills to stop
the Bully from winning. The self-defense
will be all open hand and get away techniques. Let’s stop bullying now!!!
120699-08 Sa 8/13
12-2P
Location: Cameron Park Taekwondo Studio,
3161 Cameron Park Drive, Suite #103
Instructor: Mr. & Mrs. Westphal
Community
Campout
(for all ages)
120638-05 Tu 5/3-5/24 3:30-4:30P
120638-06 Tu 6/7-6/28 3:30-4:30P
120638-07 Tu 7/5-7/26 3:30-4:30P
120638-08 Tu 8/2-8/23 3:30-4:30P
Instructor: Rosalie Stearns
Fitness
Kinderkicks/Taekwondo
(Ages 4 - 6)
In this 30 minute class, children will work
on exercises, balance, coordination, attention, self-control, and Taekwondo blocks
and kicks. Class includes a FREE uniform.
120700-05 * M,W 5/9-7/6
5:30-6P
120700-07 * M,W 6/29-8/24 5:30-6P
* No class 5/30 & 7/4
Instructor: Mr & Mrs. Westphal and Ms Jones
Kids White Belt
(Ages 7 - 12)
Students will work on strikes, kicks,
blocks, focus, and self-discipline. Class
includes a FREE uniform.
120701-05 * M,W 5/9-7/6
6-6:45P
120701-07 * M,W 6/29-8/24 6-6:45P
* No class 5/30 & 7/4
Instructor: Mr & Mrs. Westphal and Ms Jones
Enjoy this “family event” and
spend the night at the lake
under the stars. Check-in is
between 3-4pm Saturday, July
23 at Cameron Park Lake. Stay
overnight and check out on
Sunday, July 24 at 9am. Bring
your camping gear and let us
do the cooking for you with a
BBQ dinner. Enjoy the crafts,
camp fire songs, storytelling
and more. Plus breakfast
in the morning!
Pre-registration is required.
# 460815-07
Fee: $35 A family up to 4,
$10 each additional member
TOT/YOUTH CLASSES
Gymnastics
Toddler Class
(Age walking to 3 years)
Get your toddler out and moving. Age
appropriate activities! Climbing and balancing, music and movement
120715-05 M 5/2-5/23 10:30-11:15A
120715-06* M 6/6-6/20 10:30-11:15A
120715-07** M 6/27-7/25 10:30-11:15A
120715-08 M 8/1-8/22 10:30-11:15A
** No class 7/4
Location: Tumble Time Gymnastics
2568 Meadow Lane, Cameron Park
*June Fee: $51/$46 with CP resident discount
Instructor: Tumble Time Gymnastics
Mini Gym
(Ages 3 - 5)
Our pre-school gymnastics classes are
funtastic! The classes are jam packed with
gymnastics activities, obstacle courses, trampolines, stretching and more.
120712-05 M 5/2-5/23 10:30-11:15A
120712-06* M 6/6-6/20 10:30-11:15A
120712-07** M 6/27-7/25 10:30-11:15A
120712-08 M 8/1-8/22 10:30-11:15A
** No class 7/4
*June Fee: $51/$46 with CP resident discount
Trampoline & Tumbling
(Ages 6 - 14)
This class teaches all of the basic tumbling skills on the spring floor and trampolines (3 different types).
120713-05 Th 5/7-5/26 3:30-4:30P
120713-06 Th 6/2-6/23 3:30-4:30P
120713-07* Th 6/30-7/28 3:30-4:30P
120713-08 Th 8/4-8/25 3:30-4:30P
* No class 7/7
Facilities Rental
Are you looking for that perfect venue
to hold your next business, social,
fundraising, or wedding event? Our
beautiful facilities are available for
rent. For more information, please
visit our website (www.cameronpark.
org) or contact us at 530-677-2231
Star Lites
(Age 2)
Parent-participation class designed to
establish a healthy, active play routine.
120704-05 Th 5/5-5/26 10:20-11:20A
120704-06 Th 6/2-6/23 10:20-11:20A
120704-07 Th 7/14-8/4 10:20-11:20A
120704-08 Th 8/11- 9/1 10:20-11:20A
Location: All Star Gymnastics
6160 Enterprise Dr, Suite A, Diamond Springs
Fee: $54/$49 with CP Resident Discount
Instructor: All Star Gymnastics
Star Brites
(Age 3)
Your child’s first gym class “on their own”!
120705-05 M 5/2-5/23 10:20-11:05A
120705-06 M 6/6-6/27 10:20-11:05A
120705-07 M 7/11-8/1 10:20-11:05A
120705-08 M 8/8-8/29 10:20-11:05A
Rainbow Stars
(Age 4)
Class designed to build self-esteem,
healthy habits & school readiness in addition to introducing beginning gymnastic
skill development.
Zentangle® Basics
(Ages 8 +)
Zentangle is an easy to learn and relaxing method of creating beautiful images
from repetitive patterns. Zentangle classes
are for any age and any artistic skill level.
See Zentangle.com for more information.
Students will learn 4-6 tangles and complete 2-3 tiles in the class. $5 supply fee
payable to instructor.
420110-08 M 8/8
6-8P
Instructor: Lee Miller
NEW! Garden Rocks
(Ages 8+)
Class involves painting rock markers for
your garden. If you don’t have a veggie
garden-you can create festive rocks for
your yard. Create up to 4 markers and take
home patterns so you can create more at
home. Class includes all supplies. Material
fee of $15 payable to El Dorado Nursery.
120109-05 W 5/18 3-4:30P
Location: El Dorado Nursery
3931-C Durock Rd, Shingle Springs
Fee: $17/$12 with CP resident fee
Instructor: El Dorado Nursery
120702-05 W 5/4-5/25
12-1P
120702-06 W 6/1-6/22
12-1P
120702-07 W 7/13-8/3
12-1P
120702-08 W 8/10-8/31
12-1P
Art
Kids Sewing Class
(Ages 7-15)
For students who have little or no sewing
experience. Learn the basics of using a
sewing machine and iron. At the end of
each class students will have a finished
project. Returning students can look forward to new projects. Bring your own sewing machine or you may rent one from the
instructor ($5). Prior to class please ask for
supply list.
120150-05 S 5/21 9A-12P
120150-06 S 6/25 9A-12P
120150-07 S 7/23 9A-12P
120150-08 S 8/13 9A-12P
Instructor: Rosemarie Kelliher
NEW! Recycled Tin Can
Bird Feeder
(Ages 6+)
Feed the birds and reuse and recycle at
the same time. Create and decorate a bird
feeder and learn about local birds at the
same time.
120109-07 W
7/27 10-11A
Fee: $5
Instructor: Juliet from El Dorado Nursery
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YOUTH CLASSES/ YOUTH SPORTS
UCCE Master Gardeners
Gardening
with Kids
Terrariums: Small
Gardens for Small
People
(Ages 5+)
Each class participant
will construct a small
terrarium to take home
using moss, ferns,
plants, rocks, and decorative figurines. Each child will learn how
to care for his or her garden, how often
to water it, and how much sunlight it will
need. All materials will be provided. Preregistration along with a $7.00 materials fee
is required. Each class is limited to 10 kids.
Class times: 9:30-10:30 and 10:45-11:45.
Go to www.ucanr.edu/kidssmallgardens to
reserve your child’s place today and make
payment. For more information, call 530621-5512.
Wednesday, June 8, 2016
- Raising Worms
(Ages 5+)
Each participant will build and decorate a
worm bin, prepare the new worm home with
bedding, and get a handful of worms to take
home. All kids must be accompanied by an
adult who can assist them with the preparation of their worm bin. Class times: 9:3010:30; 10:45-11:45 Pre-registration along
with a $10.00 materials fee is required. Each
class is limited to 10 kids. Go to www.ucanr.
edu/mgkidsclass-raising-worms to reserve
your child’s place today and make payment.
For more information, call 530-621-5512.
Wednesday, July 13, 2016
Youth Sports
Junior Golf
Classes
(Ages 6 -14)
Class covers full swing,
short game, basic rules of golf, putting, and
plenty of golf games
320101-05 Sa 5/7-6/11*
8-9A
320101-06 Sa 6/18-7/23** 8-9A
320101-08 Sa 7/30-8/27
8-9A
*No class 5/28; ** No class 7/2
Location: Bass Lake Golf Course Driving Range
Instructor: Daniel Herek
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T-Ball
(Ages 4-7 years)
A program for boys and girls. This instructional program takes place on Saturdays
only, beginning May 7 for six weeks. We are
looking for team coaches/parents to help
with the informational process and act as
team leaders. Each participant will receive
a t-shirt and hat as a part of the registration
fee. Registration deadline is April 15. No
games May 28
420309-01 Ages 4&5 Sa 5/7-6/18 9A-12P
420309-02 Ages 6&7 Sa 5/7-6/18 9A-12P
Location: Fields at Rasmussen Park
Tennis Program
Lessons held at CP Lake Tennis Courts
Free Tennis Day
Saturday, May 7
Come out to the courts and meet our Pro/
Coach Andy Webb. Join in the Fun and see
what Cameron Park tennis is all about.
For New/Re-starting
students who have not participated within this past year’s lesson program.
120324-08 Juniors ages 8-12yrs
S 5/7 11-11:45A
120322-08 Jr. Pee Wee ages 6-7
S 5/7 12-12:30P
Lessons
Program is under the direction of Andrew
H. Webb. Junior classes use a game-based
approach formalized by the USTA as “Quick
Start”. Age appropriate balls, racquets and
court sizes are used. Each student must
wear comfortable clothing for movement and
have proper tennis shoes. Bring sufficient
water and have hat/visor and sunscreen.
Loaner racquets available if needed. *All students must bring 1 can of New Tennis Balls
or Training Red, Green or Orange Dot
3 pack balls to first class.
Spring Session
(10 & under)
NEW! USTA H.I.T.S PROGRAM
H.I.T.S is about Honesty, Inspiration,
Teamwork and Sportsmanship.
Let’s Play Tennis!
Juniors
Fee includes Jr.T/Goodies, Player/Parent
Handbook, USTA Jr Membership waiver
first year.
120328-05 M/W 5/9-5/25 4:30-5:30P
Jr Development Program
120321-09 Junior Pre Pee Wee 4-5 yrs
M/W 5/9-5/25 3:15-3:45PM
120322-09 Junior Pee Wee 6-7 yrs
M/W 5/9-5/25 3:45-4:30P
120324-09 Junior Adv Beg 8-12 yrs
TH
5/12-5/26 3:30-4:30P
130321-09 Junior Intermediate/HS Teens
TH 5/12-5/26 4:30-5:30P
Home School Tennis Thursdays
120324-10 Junior Beginner 8-12 yrs
TH 5/12-5/26 2:30-3:30P
Summer Sessions
Jr Pre-Pee Wee Ages 4-5 yrs
120321-10 M/W 6/6-6/29 9-9:30A
120321-11 M/W 7/11-8/3 9-9:30A
Jr Pee Wee 6-7 yrs
120322-10 M/W 6/6-6/29 9:30-10:15A
120322-10 M/W 7/11-8/3 9:3010:15A
Jr 10 Under R-G-O Ball.
Follow-up to USTA H.I.T.S program. Jr
Tennis basics using Red, Green, Orange
balls for quick learning!
120328-06 M/W 6/6-6/29 10:1511:15A
120328-07 M/W 7/11-8/3 10:15-11:15A
Jr Int/Teens 10-14 yrs
Stroke Development, Competitive Drills
and Play!
130321-11 M/W 6/6-6/29 11:15A-12:15P
130321-12 M/W 7/11-8/3 11:15A-12:15P
H.S. Girls Pre-Season
Tennis Workout Week
Get ready for your Tennis Season.
Program includes FREE Set of
KIRSCHBAUM strings! Competitive Drills/
Play for Singles and Doubles Players. All
High School players welcome! Directed
by Andy Webb
130325-08 M-TH 8/1-8/4 4-5:30P
Summer Futsal Monday/
Tuesday Clinics
(Ages 8-13)
Futsal is played on a small field (basketball
court) with lines (not walls) creating constant
pressured situations. Players must learn to
settle the ball rapidly, cut sharply, shield effectively, pass quickly, and move into space…
all done with a weighted futsal ball with less
bounce and fewer players on the field.
Ages 9-11 recommended.
430411-03 M/T 6/27-6/28 1-2:30P
430411-04 M/T 7/18-7/19 1-2:30P
430411-05 M/T 8/8-8/9
1-2:30P
Ages 11-13 recommended
430411-06 M/T 6/27-6/28
2:30-4P
430411-07 M/T 7/18-7/19
2:30-4P
430411-08 M/T 8/8-8/9
2:30-4p
Instructor: Steve Beck
NFL
Youth Flag
Football Fall
(Grades 2 –8)
Join the Cameron Park CSD for NFL
sponsored Flag Football league. Each
participant will receive an NFL Flag football team Jersey and flags.
Ages 9-11 recommended.
520305-09– Grades 2 –4
520307-09– Grades 5 –8
Location: Dave West or Christa McAuliffe Park
Fee: $115 / $110 with CP resident discount
All participants and coaches will need to fill out
NFL participation agreement online at:
www.nflflag.com/form/player
www.nflflag.com/form/coach
Important Dates: Evaluation Days: Saturday,
August 27 (Put on by the Ponderosa Bruins
Football team) – for all registered players
–Games Begin: Saturday, September 24
* No games November 12
Games End: Saturday, November 19
Registration Deadline: August 26
Coaches meeting September 1 @ 6pm
For information go to www.cameronpark.org
Flag Football Coaches Needed
Cameron Park Recreation is looking for
people who would like to volunteer their
time, energy, and talent as a youth
Flag Football coach. We need you.
Please contact us at (530) 677-2231.
YOUTH SPORTS/CAMPS
Mad Science Camps
All Camps taught by Mad Science Staff
Spy
Academy
(Ages 6 - 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 hands-on look at crime scenes.
Become a super spy and learn clever ways
of performing tasks as we take a handson view of the science that spies use. The
takehomes for this camp were designed
specially by Q himself!
420421-01 M, Tu, W, Th, F
6/13-6/17 9A-12P
NEW! Crazy
Chemworks
(Ages 6-12)
Get ready to lose your
mind in the vast and
exciting world of chemistry! This camp
is full of reactions, observations, solutions, suspensions, explosions, concoctions, perplexions, digestions, reflections,
and Dalmatians (kidding), just to name
a few! You will challenge your friends in
the labware game, combat evaporation,
be amazed at the awesome power of
glue technology and trigger some shocking chemical reactions. You’ll snoop out
counterfeit money, launch chemical explosions (not TOO big) and learn how and
why the chemical world works. So dive
into our fantastically fun pool of chemical
experimentation! Just don’t mix this one
with that one or you might blow up the
universe!
420421-02
6/20-6/24
M, Tu, W, Th, F
9A-12P
Radical Robots
(Ages 6-12)
Robots are taking over! Learn all about
robots and how they are used in our
world. Perform experiments with cool
robots including sound-sensing robots,
line-tracking robots, light-sensing robots
and even robots that can play soccer!
Cool! Discover the science of circuits
and how robots use sensors to explore
things around them. Throughout this
camp, you will make your own robot and
take it home at the end of the week!
(An additional materials fee of $25 for a
robot kit is due at the first day of camp.)
420421-03
6/27-7/1
M, Tu, W, Th, F
9A-12P
NEW! Mad Lab
(Ages 6-12)
Come to the Mad Lab and go scientifically
bonkers with a super cool variety of science topics. In Radical Reactions you’ll
create gases, control chemical reactions
and even generate power - with chemicals! In Chemical Counting you’ll see awesome chemical magic, build model molecules and electroplate coins! In Cell City
you’ll build models of the inner machinery
of cells, unravel DNA and break a secret
code. In Birds and the Beasts you’ll examine bugs and birds and even what they
just ate - yuck! In Organ Trail you’ll learn
about the amazing YOU from the inside
out - from bones to brains to heart and
lungs and more!
420421-04
7/11-7/15
M, Tu, W, Th, F
9A-12P
CP Library Summer Events
2500 Country Club Drive
530-621-5500
www.eldoradolibrary.org
Summer Reading Challenge 2016
“Read Beyond the Pages”
June 11 - July 29
Programs for all ages
Teen Thursdays at 1 pm
Mother Goose on the Loose
Fridays at 10:30 am
Special Programs
Tuesdays at 1 pm
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YOUTH CAMPS
Youth Camps
Fine Arts Camp
(Ages 7 - 13)
Experience the wonderful world of art
and creativity! Young artists will learn
hands-on techniques and expand their
creative knowledge in sketching, painting,
watercolor, fabric art, charcoal, pastels, foil
art, cartooning and much more. Studies
include abstract, landscapes, animals,
surrealism, realism and famous artists.
Our final project is an art show exhibiting
our masterpieces. Each camp has new
and creative projects. Dress for mess and
bring a sack lunch. Please bring $18 supply fee to first class.
120101-C6 M-Th 6/6-6/9
9A-1P
120101-C7 M-Th 7/25-7/28 9A-1P
Location: Cameron Park Community Center
120101-C3 M-Th 6/13-6/16 9A-1P
120101-C4 M-Th 6/27-6/30 9A-1P
120101-C5 M-Th 7/11-7/14 9A-1P
Location: Jackson Elementary School,
Ruppel Center
Instructor: Suzanne Bell
Theater Arts Camp
(Ages 8 - 18)
Students will improve verbal and nonverbal expression while understaning how
to play different characters and roles.
Drama provides a framework for greater
competence in listening, speaking, reading, writing and creative and critical thinking. Students will take part in improvisation
work, games, scenes and monologues.
The final project will be a live performance for parents, family and friends on
Wednesday, June 15 at 2pm. ** Please
bring a snack and lunch each day
320119-08 W, Th & M, Tu, W
6/8-6/9; 6/13-6/15 9A-3P
Location: East Hall Stage at Cameron Park
Community Center
Instructor: Ingrid Wilson, Elly Award winner and former professional actress with Screen Actors Guild
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NEW! LEGO®
WeDo 2.0 Robotics for Younger Kids
(Ages 6 –8)
This course will introduce STEM concepts
using the all new LEGO WeDo 2.0 robotic
system. Student teams will build LEGO
models featuring motors and sensors and
program them using a graphical user interface. They have a variety of models to
choose from and will build up to two models
a day. (The students will NOT be able to
take any of their LEGO creations). Please
bring $20 material fee to first class.
420418-06 M-Th 4/18-7/21 9A-12P
Instructor: Mrs. K
NEW! Robotics
Game Play with LEGO®
Mindstorms® EV3 and NXT
(Ages 8–14)
Robotics is a fun way to learn engineering
concepts and for the first time, the students will us EV3, the third generation of
LEGO Mindstorm robots. This camp poses
various game play that will challenge both
experienced students and beginners alike.
Student teams will build LEGO Mindstorm
EV3 and NXT model robots and program
them using a graphical user interface.
(The students will NOT be able to take
any of their LEGO creations). On the final
day, students will showcase their competitive Sumo-bots.
420418-07 M-Th 7/18-7/21 2-5P
Instructor: Mrs. K
Horse Camps
Kiddie Horse Day Camp
(Ages 4-6)
Campers take part in the daily grooming,
tacking up and care of the horse or pony
assigned to them. Campers participate in
craft projects too. We stress safety, good
horsemanship and fun!
420423-05 T-Th 5/31-6/2 9A-12P
420423-07 M-W 7/25-7/27 9A-12P
Location: Equine Unlimited Inc
3984 Green Valley Road, Rescue
Instructor: Malinda Krogoski
Equestrian Day Camp
(Ages 7+)
Each five day session
gives boys and girls a
chance to spend plenty of time with these
wonderful animals.
Campers are divided
into teams and rotate between riding, and
hands-on activities. Campers take part in
the daily grooming, tacking up and care
of the horse or pony assigned to them.
Campers also participate in activities that
promote good horsemanship as well as
crafts and swimming.
420422-01 M-F 6/6-6/10
9A-3P
420422-02 M-F 6/13-6/17 9A-3P
420422-03 M-F 6/20-6/24 9A-3P
420422-04 M-F 6/27-7/1
9A-3P
420422-05 M-F 7/11-7/15 9A-3P
420422-06 M-F 7/18-7/22 9A-3P
Location: Equine Unlimited Inc
3984 Green Valley Road, Rescue
Instructor: Malinda Krogoski
Sports Camps
Sterling “Smooth” Forbes
Basketball Camp
(Ages 5 - 14)
Camps are directed by former Harlem
Globetrotter Sterling” Smooth” Forbes
and a qualified staff. There is a 10 to 1
camper to instructor ratio, and instructors
are experienced in teaching both boys and
girls of various skill levels. Our wish is for
every camper to learn the fundamentals of
basketball, meet and make new friends,
and HAVE FUN!!!
420414-06 M - F
6/20-6/249A-1P
Location: Community Center Gym
Instructor: Sterling Forbes
YOUTH SPORTS CAMPS/TEEN CLASSES
Skyhawks Sports
Academy – Sport
Programs for Kids!
coordination, teamwork and sportsmanship!
420406-04 M- F 6/27-7/01 10-10:45A
Location: Christa McAuliffe Park
Tiny-Hawk Baseball (ages 3-5)
Program is designed to give children a positive first step into Baseball. Through age
appropriate games and activities, participants
learn balance, body movement, hand/eye
coordination, teamwork and sportsmanship!
All Camps taught by Skyhawk Camp Staff
Multi-Sport (Kickball, Dodgeball &
Capture the Flag) (Ages 6-12)
Skyhawks has taken your favorite games
from the playground and combined them
into an action packed camp! Participants
will learn sportsmanship, teamwork and
strategy in addition to the rules of the
games. Bring your friends or come make
new ones. All participants receive a t-shirt
and a merit award.
420406-05 M-F
6/27-7/1 11-11:45A
Flag Football (Ages 7-12)
Flag Football is a fun and safe introduction to “America’s Game”. Participants
learn the fundamentals along with the
rules, strategy and play-calls of the game.
All participants receive a t-shirt, football,
and player evaluation.
420406-01 M- F 6/13-6/17
9A-12P
Tiny-Hawk Soccer (ages 3-5)
Program is designed to give children a
positive first step into Soccer. Through age
appropriate games and activities, participants
learn balance, body movement, foot/eye
420406-06 Tu-F 7/5-7/8
9A-12P
Volleyball Camp (Ages 7-12)
Volleyball skills are taught through gamespeed drills and daily scrimmages that
focus on passing, setting, hitting, and serving. This co-ed program is designed for
the beginning and intermediate player. All
participants receive a t-shirt, volleyball and
player evaluation.
BLUE
RIBBON
PERSONNEL
SERVICES
420406-07 M-F
7/11-7/15 9A-12P
Connecting top talent
with local employers since 1981
Placerville / Cameron Park Branch
Mini-Hawk (Soccer, Baseball, Basketball)
(Ages 4-6)
A multi-sport program developed to give
children a positive first step into athletics. Baseball, basketball and soccer are
taught in a safe, structured environment
622-7110
www.blueribbonpersonnel.com
Foothill
Auto Service
“Automotive Service the Way it Should Be”
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filled with lots of encouragement and a big
focus on fun! All participants receive a
t-shirt, sports ball and merit award.
420406-09 M -F 8/1-8/5
9A-12P
UK International
Soccer camp
(Ages 8 - 16)
UK International’s objective is to create
the optimal environment in which children
can learn and develop under the guidance
of our ultimate soccer educators. Camp
sessions are based on individual attention
to ball skills, as well as fun games to put
those skills into practice and develop teamwork. Please visit www.uksocca.com for
more information or call (888) UK SOCCA
Ages 4-6 420415-A Mini Camp M-F 7/11-7/15 9-10:30A
Ages 4-16 420415-H Half Day
M-F 7/11-7/15 9A-12P
Ages 8-16 420415-F Full Day
M-F
7/11-7/15 9A-3P
Location: Soccer Field at Christa McAuliffe Park
Fees:
Mini Camp $95/$90 with CP Resident Discount
Half Day: $138/$133 with CP Resident Discount
Full Day: $203/$198 with CP Resident Discount
Instructor: UK International Soccer coaches
TEEN CLASSES
Internet Driver’s Ed
(Ages 15 - 18)
Driver’s education is a California required
course for teens to receive a driver’s
license. It’s the first step to take so the
teen can receive a driver’s permit. Course
includes parental involvement, is fun,
interactive and educational. Complete
anytime. Home study is course available.
DMV-accepted certificate issued upon
successful completion of course. Class
does not include behind the-wheel driving.
Add $16 for home study course shipping
and handling.
130110-05
May
130110-06
June
130110-07
July
130110-08
August
Location: Enrollee’s home address
Instructor: AllGood Education Corporation
672-2209
3381 B Durock Road Cameron Park Next to Camerado Glass
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TEEN/ADULT CLASSES
Fitness
Karate/Taekwondo (Ages 13 +)
Students will work on strikes, kicks,
blocks, focus, and self-discipline. Class
includes a FREE uniform.
140701-05 T/H 5/10-6/30 6:45-7:30P
140701-07 T/H 6/28-8/18 6:45-7:30P
Instructors: Mr. & Mrs. Bob Westphal and
Ms. Jones
Beginning Hula
(Ages 14 +)
A cultural experience. Come learn the
beauty of Hula’s story telling through
hand and feet movements.
160609-05 Th 5/5-5/26
6-7P
160609-06 Th 6/2-6/30
6-7P
160609-07 Th 7/7-7/28
6-7P
160609-08 Th 8/4-8/25
6-7P
Instructor: Rosalie LokaliaStearns –
certified Kuma Hula
NEW! Book Crafting
Workshop
(Ages 13+)
Book and craft lovers, come learn
crossed-structure paper case binding and
make your own unique book! Materials
will be provided but if you have something
special you’d like to decorate or use in
your books (special paper, doodles, cartoons, sheet music, pictures, stickers, personal notes, images from magazines, old
calendars, beads (for book marker), bring
them! These books make great gifts for
birthdays, holidays, travel and just to tote
around. The finished size is approximately
4.375” x 5.625” x .75”. $5 supply fee payable to the instructor.
160119-06 Sa 6/4 9A-12P
Instructor: Keri Vogtmann
Art
Cathie’s Paint Parties
(Ages 14+)
Want to paint your own masterpiece?
Each budding artist will create a ready to
hang 11 x14” canvas painting instructed
by artist Cathie Urquhart in a fun-filled 3
hour class. All supplies will be provided for
your project.
140102-05 Sa 5/7
10A-1P
Theme: Basket of Daisies
140102-06 Sa 6/25
10A-1P
Theme: A walk to the beach
140102-07 Sa 7/23
10A-1P
Theme: Watermelon Picnic
140102-08 Sa 8/13
10A-1P
Theme: Henrietta
Instructor: Cathie Urquhart
Music
Let’s Uke!
(Ages 13 +)
Instruction in playing ukulele using Mel
Bay’s Easy Ukulele Method Book 1 by
Mary Lou Dempler. Strum along to traditional songs. No experience necessary.
Bring a ukulele (no baritones) and a copy
of the book. (You can pick up an information sheet on purchasing a ukulele in the
registration office.)
140444-05 M
5/2-5/23 6-6:45P
Location: Social Room - Community Center
Instructor: Lew Johnson
Birding
How to Identify Birds
by Sight and Sound
(Ages 16 +)
Join ornithologist John C. Robinson as
he shares his top ten steps to identifying
birds by sight and by sound. This class
will coincide with the tail end of the spring
migration so you will have the opportunity
to identify many of the winter bird migrants
that visit our area from about October to
April; in addition to the common year round
residents. Space is limited. Please bring a
pair of binoculars.
440140-11 Sa 4/30 8-11 A
Location: Cameron Park Lake
Instructor: John Robinson
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NEW! Fly Fishing Class
(Ages 13 +)
Learn the basic techniques of fly casting;
how to assemble and string a fly rod, how
to grip the rod, safety precautions while
casting a fly, exercises and methods to
prevent sore wrists and arms, casting
accurately (types of casts, proper stance,
casting strokes), and proper ways to carry
a rod on trails. Handout will be available.
Bring your own fly rod/reel/line if you have
one. Eye protection (clear or tinted) and a
hat are required of each student.
530650-05 Sa 5/21 10A-12P
Location: Cameron Park Lake
Fee: $20
Instructor: Joeseph Bania
ADULT CLASSES
Fitness
Zumba®
(Ages 18 +)
The most fun you will ever have working
out!! Zumba combines amazing Latin beats
and Pop music that makes it easy to forget you’re actually working out. Easy to
follow dance moves- perfect for all fitness and experience levels. Dance fitness
classes that make you feel amazing!
140725-05 M,W
5/2-5/25
10-11A
140725-06 M,W
6/1-6/29
10-11A
140725-07 M,W
7/6-7/27
10-11A
140725-08 M,W
8/1-8/31
10-11A
** Can only attend one class a week?
Instructor: Susan Spencer Zumba® Basic
(Ages 18 +)
Are you ready to Party yourself into
shape?? Zumba® classes feature exotic
rhythms set to high energy Latin and international beats. Come explore Zumba®
with me and lose yourself in the music.
140718-05 Tu,Th 5/3-5/31 12:30-1:25P
140718-06 Tu,Th 6/2-6/30 12:30-1:25P
140718-07 Tu,Th 7/5-7/28 12:30-1:25P
140718-08 Tu,Th 8/2-8/30 12:30-1:25P
Instructor: Jan Lowry
ADULT CLASSES
Belly Fit® Moving Women
(Ages 18 +)
Belly Fit® is the world’s leading Holistic
Fitness System for women. Belly Fit®
is the myth busting, spirit soothing, bootie
shaking workout designed by women for
women, and the movement is growing.
Please bring your own yoga mat.
140717-05 Tu,Th 5/3-5/31 11:30A-12:25P
140717-06 Tu,Th 6/2-6/30 11:30A-12:25P
140717-07 Tu,Th 7/5-7/28 11:30A-12:25P
140717-08 Tu,Th 8/2-8/30 11:30A-12:25P
Fee:$50/$45 with CP resident discount
Instructor: Jan Lowry
Gentle Flow Yoga
Bring balance to your life with yoga!
Beginners and experienced students are
welcome to de-stress, energize, breathe,
and strengthen your body, mind and spirit. In
every yoga class you will have ample opportunity to increase healthy flexibility and experience a sense of well-being and peace.
140704-05 W 5/4-5/25
6-7P
Instructor: Wendy Derish
Morning Tai Chi
(Ages 18 +)
Students in this class will gain beginning
level exposure to the 8 movement and 16
movement Tai Chi forms. Details of the
Eight Pieces of Silken Brocade Chi Gong
exercises will also be included. All ages
and experience levels are welcome to join.
Learn to incorporate the complimentary
opposites of tai chi into your life. Correct
and dedicated Tai Chi practice will reduce
stress levels, improve flexibility and balance, enhance blood and energy circulation, and increase memory and immune
system function. Come by for a visit and
see for yourself!
140732-05 Sa 5/7-5/28
8-8:50A
140732-06 Sa 6/4-6/25
8-8:50A
140732-07 Sa 7/9-7/30
8-8:50A
140732-08 Sa 8/6-8/27
8-8:50A
Instructor: Matt Messer
Jazzercise
Guitar II
Tuesday thru Friday - 5:30A
Monday thru Sunday - 8:05A
Mon/Tues/Wed/Fri - 9:15A
Monday thru Thursday - 4:45P
Monday - 5:45P
140740-05
May
140740-06
June
140740-07
July
140740-08
August
Location: Jazzercise Foothills Center
4050 Durock Rd #2, Shingle Springs
Fee: $54/$49 with CP resident discount for 8
classes
Instructor: Sherrie Lee
Guitar III
(Ages 18+)
Every Jazzercise dance fitness class combines dance-based cardio with strength
training and stretching to sculpt, tone and
lengthen muscles for maximum fat burn.
Jazzercise Foothills Center offers a variety
of formats including Fusion, Core, Strike,
Strength 45 & Strength 60. Fee gets you 8
visits –classes offered:
Music
Classical Guitar
There will be three adult classes for classical guitar offered. Guitar I, II, and III.
Guitar I is for beginners, and those who
want a refresher, or those who can strum a
few chords and would like to learn to read
music. Guitar II and III are students who
started in Guitar I, and have been playing
from 6 months to 3 years or more. If you
already play a little and are not sure which
class to sign up for, either e-mail or call
Lewis Ridgeway. You will be introduced
to tablature and chord charts, but the primary emphasis will be on reading regular
notation. Materials needed: A guitar (nylon
string), a music stand, and a foot stool and
the following book: Christopher Parkening
Guitar Method, Vol 1 - book is available
from Nicholsons Music Store in Folsom
costs $12.99 plus tax.
(Ages 18+)
140451-05 Th 5/5-5/26 6-7P
140451-06 Th 6/2-6/23 6-7P
140451-07 Th 6/30-7/21 6-7P
140451-08* Th 7/28-8/11 6-7P
* Fee: $39/$34 with CP resident discount
Instructor: Lewis Ridgeway
(Ages 18+)
140450-05 Th 5/5-5/26 7:10-8:25P
140450-06 Th 6/2-6/23 7:10-8:25P
140450-07 Th 6/30-7/21 7:10-8:25P
140450-08* Th 7/28-8/11 7:10-8:25P
Dance
Gracious Ladies
(Ages 18+)
Broadening the legacy of hula by
expanding contemporary and traditional
repertoire with dances of beauty and
cultural integrity. Must have knowledge of
basic hula steps.
160610-05 Th 5/5-5/26 7-8P
160610-06 Th 6/2-6/30 7-8P
160610-07 Th 7/7-7/28 7-8P
160610-08 Th 8/4-8/25 7-8P
Instructor: Rosalie Stearns
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Guitar I
(Ages 18 +)
140452-05 W 5/4/5/25
6-6:55P
140452-06 W 6/1-6/22
6-6:55P
140452-07 W 6/29-7/20 6-6:55P
140452-08* W 7/27-8/10 6-6:55P
www.cameronpark.org
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ADULT CLASSES
Ballroom Dance
(Ages 18 +)
Ballroom dance is hot! Classes cover
easy-to-learn patterns that have you
quickly looking great on the dance floor.
No partners required. Monthly classes
offered beginners and experienced dancer
alike. Instructors’ unique teaching style
and delightful sense of humor put you at
ease so you can easily learn while also
having fun. Bring leather soled shoes with
good heel support.
Tango
260612-05 W 5/4-5/25
Night Club Two Step
260601-05 W 5/4-5/25
Foxtrot
260603-06 W 6/1-6/22
Waltz
260605-06 W 6/1-6/22
Cha Cha
260610-07 W 7/6-7/27
Salsa/Merengue
260604-07 W 7/6-7/27
West Coast Swing
260609-08 W 8/3-8/24
7:15-8:15P
8:15-9:15P
7:15-8:15P
8:15-9:15P
7:15-8:15P
8:15-9:15P
7:15-8:15P
East Coast Swing
260602-08 W 8/3-8/24 8:15-9:15P
Sign up as a couple, $69/$64 with CP resident
discount
Instructor: Richard Kowaleski.
Ballroom Dance
Workshops
(Ages 18+)
Smooth Dancing Workshop
Learn how to glide around the dance floor
with the waltz, foxtrot, and tango, all in
one two-hour workshop! Beginners and
experienced dancers alike learn elegant
moves that impress. Phone Richard
Kowaleski for details: 916-722-1382.
Come and have fun!
360600-05 Sa
5/21 9-11A
Slow Dancing Workshop
Learn how to slow dance like a professional! Beginners and experienced dancers alike learn stylish moves that take
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slow dancing to a new level. Workshop
covers easy-to-learn patterns that look
great on the dance floor. Phone
Richard Kowaleski for details: 916-7221382. Come and have fun!
360600-06
Sa 6/25 9-11A
Swing Dance Workshop
Swing dancing is still in! Beginners and
experienced dancers alike learn fun
moves that look great on the dance floor.
Workshop covers both East Coast Swing
and West Coast Swing patterns. Phone
Richard Kowaleski for details: 916-7221382. Come and have fun!
360600-07 Sa 7/23 9-11A
Latin Dance Workshop
Latin dancing is all the rage! Beginners
and experienced dancers alike learn Latin
moves that look great on the dance floor.
Workshop covers patterns for the Chacha, Salsa, Rumba/Bolero, and Merengue.
Phone Richard Kowaleski for details: 916722-1382. Come and have fun!
360600-08 Sa 8/13 9-11A
Location: Dance Room
Workshop Fee: $12 per person
Instructor: Richard Kowaleski
Wellness
Beyond Insomnia
Workshop
(Ages 18 +)
Tired of tossing and turning at night?
Watching the clock in frustration while
anxiously anticipating how exhausted you
will be the next day? Followed everybody’s
advice on how to get a good sleep, but
nothing seems to work? In this Two hour
seminar, Beyond Insomnia Coach Jennifer
Jackson will talk about how she moved
beyond 28 years of chronic insomnia and
how you can too. Come learn a powerful
technique to clear busy, anxious thoughts,
and move the body out of a stress
response and into a relaxation response
so that sleep comes easily and naturally.
Say good-night to sleeping pills and tap into
your natural power of sleep.
140125-06 Sa 6/4 10A-12P
140125-08 Sa 8/20 10A-12P
Location: Classroom
Instructor: Jennifer Jackson
Guided Imagery
(Ages 18 +)
Group Hypnotherapy/Guided Imagery
Guided imagery is a safe and powerful
technique that can be used for healing,
releasing blocks, stress relief and personal development.
140120-05 M 5/2-5/23 6-7P
140120-06 M 6/6-6/27 6-7P
140120-07 M 7/11-8/1 6-7P
140120-08 M 8/8-8/29 6-7P
Instructor: DJ Lenson, Satori Health
Nutrition in the
RAW Series
(Ages 18+)
These series of classes are for those who
simply want to learn a new way of healthy,
clean eating without dieting, depriving
yourself, or counting calories, and losing
weight along the way.
140127-05 Tu 5/3
140127-06 Tu 5/17
140127-07 Tu 5/31
140127-08 Tu 6/14
140127-09 Tu 6/28
140127-10 Tu 7/12
NEW! Discovering Your
Past Lives
(Ages 18+)
How are your past lives affecting your current life? Recalling a past life, can assist a
person to uncover the events in past lives
which cause the unwanted, non-useful
behaviors and chronic problems in this life.
Past life healing specifically targets core
root issues that can influence a person’s
behavior, attitudes, likes and dislikes,
relationships, phobias, and virtually every
aspect of life. If pain from the past is not
recognized, processed, and ultimately
released, the wound continues to infect the
current life until healed. The main purpose
of recalling past life experiences is to help
you resolve issues that are preventing you
from living your life fully in the present.
140134-05 W
5/18 6:30-7:30P
ADULT CLASSES
NEW! Memory Art:
Exercise Your Brain
(Ages 18 +)
Art and music is a way to create new neurological pathways and enhance memory
at any age. The power of music seems to
“awaken” deeply locked memories from
our past. The symbolism and patterns
from art has the ability to connect different
parts and levels of our left and right-brain
hemispheres. Put these two together in
one class, and you’ll have a powerful and
effective way to exercise your memory.
We will be using adult coloring patterns
and music, to center, calm, develop concentration, and boost memory. Come and
enjoy this very relaxing class! $10 material fee payable to the instructor.
140133-05 Th 5/5-5/26 6:30-7:30P
140133-06 Th
6/2-6/23 6:30-7:30P
Legal Program
Wills vs. Trusts
(Ages 18 +)
Attorney Clara Yang will explain the differences between a will and a trust, and
provide you with the framework to determine which document will best serve your
needs. Even if you already have a will or
a trust, you will benefit from understanding your options, including how to use the
documents to avoid court proceedings,
minimize taxes, preserve the maximum
amount of wealth possible for your loved
ones and maintain flexibility for yourself.
This is an educational seminar only, with
no pressure or obligation. Attorney Clara
Yang has been working in estate planning,
probate, and elder law in Placerville for
over 9 years. She is dedicated to helping
her clients achieve the best results for
their individual situation and gain the maximum benefit from an estate plan.
140151-08
Tu 8/23
5-6:30P
Fee: $32
Instructor: Clara Yang – Attorney at Law Art
Jewelry Making Class
NEW! Digital
Photography
(Ages 18 +)
This class is perfect for those interested
in learning more about digital photography
then just using Auto. We’ll learn methods
of moving photo-files to your computer.
Quick enhancements like correct and
creative exposure, cropping, color balance and good composition. Bring your
camera, hookup cables and laptop to
class. The class is taught by Jim Burzo.
Photographer and instructor for over 30
year.
140416-06 Th6/16-6/30 6:30-8:30P
140416-07 Th7/14-7/28 6:30-8:30P
Location: Classroom
Instructor: Jim Burzo Glass Art Classes
(Ages 18 +)
Fused Glass Jewelry
The class will teach you how to make
beautiful glass jewelry with a focus on
using different types of specialty glass.
This fused glass is designed to teach the
fundamentals of glass jewelry designing
and creating. Everyone will make at least
two beautiful Dichroic glass pendants.
Beginners are welcome and no experience necessary. Great gift ideas! All supplies are included in the material fee - $15
payable to the instructor.
360102-06M6/20
6-8P
Fun with Fusing Class
This class will be fun for everyone. You
will be making a beautiful 8” x 8” Glass
Weaved Basket plate of your creation.
This plate can make a fabulous gift, candle holder, or serving plate. Join us for an
exciting night of working with glass. $15
material fee payable to instructor.
360102-08M8/22
6-8P
Location: Classroom
Instructor: Debbie Trapasso
(Ages 18 +)
Learn how to string and bead a necklace,
bracelet or earrings, your choice! Instructor
will provide all the supplies. Linda Siqueido
has been making jewelry since 1958.
140166-05 Tu 5/17
10A-12P
140166-06 Tu 6/21
10A-12P
140166-07 Tu 7/12
10A-12P
140166-08 Tu 8/9
10A-12P
Instructor: Linda Siqueido
Paint & A Splash Too!!
(Ages 18 +)
Do you believe you can paint a complete
painting in a two hour time period?? YES
YOU CAN!! We offer a completely comfortable and relaxing atmosphere where you
and your friends can enjoy each other company while Terri, Maggie and Sherry guide
you through a 2 hour class using acrylic
on canvas. Two separate classes offer two
different painting choices, examples in the
office. All materials are included.
140101-06 Sa6/4
10A-12P
Painting – Tropical Paradise
140101-07 F
7/22
1:30-3:30P
Painting – Sunflower
Location: El Dorado Senior Center
990 Lassen Drive, EDH
Instructor: Terri Haverty, Maggie Bosch &
Sherry Pavloff
NEW! Knitting For
Newbies!
(Ages 18+)
Knitwear designer Joan McGowan-Michael
guides students every step of the way.
Learn to read a pattern, cast on/bind off
and all the other skills that turn a newbie
into an experienced knitter. Items created
in this class series make excellent gifts or
keep them to enjoy yourself! Bring a pair
of size 7 straight needles to the first class.
Supply fee of $28 payable to instructor.
140174-05 Cross-Body bag
Tu 5/31-6/28 7-9P
140174-07 Tank top or Baby cardigan
Tu 7/5-8/2 7-9P
140174-08 Sock Knitting
Tu 8/9-9/6 7-9P
Location: Social Room
Instructor: Joan McGowan Michael
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ADULT CLASSES/COOKING CLASSES
Gardening
NEW! Victorian
Hanging Basket Class
(Ages 18+)
Learn how to create a beautiful moss
hanging basket in this “hands on” class
with Juliet of El Dorado Nursery. This is
a hands on, stand up class so bring your
garden gloves and dig in. Class includes
all supplies to create a 12” moss hanging basket full of flowers and instructions
to care for your basket all year round.
$30 materials fee payable to El Dorado
Nursery.
540109-05 Su 5/15 12-1:30P
Location: El Dorado Nursery, 3931-C Durock
Rd, Shingle Springs
NEW! Miniature
Gardening Class
Are you ready to try the newest garden
trend? Miniature gardening is a lot of fun
for all ages and all gardeners. Not into
fairies-no worries, we have a mini garden
collection for everyone-Dinosaurs, dragons, fairies and pixies…. This is a hands
on class that includes everything you
need to create your own mini garden complete with the little guys that go with it and
all the plants. Please bring garden gloves
and be ready to have a blast. $30 materials fee payable to El Dorado Nursery.
540109-08 W 8/10 11A-12:30P
Location: El Dorado Nursery, 3931-C Durock
Rd, Shingle Springs
Cooking Classes
Cooking with Kids
(Ages 5 - 15)
Calling all Little Chefs! Join us in the
kitchen where we will explore the culinary
world through a child’s eyes. We work
with all fresh/organic ingredients and
eat or share our creations. Class features nutrition and kitchen safety. Menu
changes each session. All students
will receive a recipe booklet with all of
the dishes that they create as well as a
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Certificate of Completion at the last class.
Please bring $35 material fee to first class
120106-5H Th 5/5-5/26 3:45-4:45P
120106-6H Th 6/2-6/23 3:45-4:45P
120106-7H Th 7/7-7/28 3:45-4:45P
120106-8H Th 8/4-8/25 3:45-4:45P
Location: Kitchen at Community Center
Instructor: Susan Kakayas - Little Chefs World
Truffles Class
(Ages 12 +)
What if you could create beautiful,
gift-worthy chocolate truffles in two
hours? Well, you’re in luck! During
this class, participants will learn how to
make elegant dome-shaped truffles. The
instructor will walk students through three
simple steps to making truffles using
two different types of chocolate. White,
milk and dark ganache will be flavored
with exciting additions like Amaretto,
Raspberry, and Coconut. Everyone will
take home a dozen truffles in flavors of
their choosing. Students will receive a set
of molds and notes from class, along
with boxes to take home their impressive creations. Supply fee of $15 payable to Instructor.
ESL Excellence
(English for Speakers of Other
Languages)
(Ages 18+)
The purpose of this course is to provide
English language instruction for limited English proficient adults which will
increase their ability to communicate
in English. The content will be compatible with principles of language acquisition for adult learning of English and
includes skills useful in workplace, life
and academic applications. Skills will be
integrated into reading, writing, speaking
and listening formats. Course is designed
to prepare students to communicate
effectively in a multi-faceted society.
Progress through level will be measured
by assessments that measure attainment
of competencies.
140503-01 M/W 5/2-5/25
6-7P
140503-02 M/W 6/6-6/29
6-7P
140503-03 M/W
7/6-8/1
6-7P
140503-04 M/W
8/3-8/31
6-7P
Instructor: Matt Messer
160106-07 Sa 7/16 10A-12:15P
Location: Kitchen - El Dorado Hills CSD
Instructor: Karen Moore
The CPCSD supports the California
Children’s Outdoor Bill of Rights
Mission: To encourage California’s children to participate in
outdoor recreational activities and discover their heritage.
Objective: That every child in California, by the completion
of their 14th year, has the opportunity to participate in each
of the activities listed within the California Children’s
Outdoor Bill of Rights.
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The California Children’s Outdoor Bill of Rights
provides that every child should have the right to:
Members of the Roundtable include recreation, parks and tourism leaders
from local, state and federal agencies, private and non-profit organizations,
j Play in a safe place
j Explore nature
j Learn to swim
j Go fishing
j Follow a trail
j Camp under the stars
j Ride a bike
j Go boating
j Connect with the past
j Plant a seed
educational institutions and the public. Visit www.calroundtable.org.
SAFETY CLASSES
CPR & First Aid Classes
Instructor: Rescue Training Institute
Location: 13405 Folsom Blvd., Ste. 150,
Folsom (916) 939-2277
Please bring a valid picture ID to class.
No walk-ins. Registration closes 48 hrs.
before class. Certification cards are issued
by mail after class.
Heartsaver Adult/Child
CPR & AED
(Ages 16 +)
160124-05 Sa 5/7
8-11A
160124-06Sa6/4 8-11A
160124-07 Sa 7/9
8-11A
160124-08Sa8/6 8-11A
Heartsaver Adult/
Child/Infant CPR & AED
(Ages 12 +)
160116-05 Sa 5/7
8A-12P
160116-06
Sa 6/4
8A-12P
160116-07 Sa 7/9
8A-12P
160116-08 Sa 8/6
8A-12P Fee: $67/$62 with CP resident discount
Heartsaver Adult/
Child/Infant CPR, AED
& First Ail
(Ages 12 +)
Not approved for licensed daycare providers.
160126-05 Sa 5/7
8A-3P
160126-06Sa6/4 8A-3P
160126-07 Sa 7/9
8A-3P
160126-08Sa8/6 8A-3P
Heartsaver
First Aid Only
(Ages 12 +)
160130-05 Sa 5/7
1-3P
160130-06Sa6/4 1-3P
160130-07 Sa 7/9
1-3P
160130-08Sa8/6 1-3P
Healthcare Provider
CPR & AED
(Initial & Renewal)
(Ages 16 +)
Class is intended for present and future
EMS, Medical, Dental & Allied Health pro-
fessionals.
160131-05 Sa 5/14
8A-12P
160131-5A Sa 5/21
8A-12P
160131-06 Sa 6/11 8A-12P
160131-6A Sa 6/18
8A-12P
160131-07 Sa 7/16
8A-12P
160131-7A Sa 7/23
8A-12P
160131-08 Sa 8/13
8A-12P
160131-8A Sa 8/20
8A-12P
Healthcare Provider
CPR & AED Skills Session
(Ages 12 +)
Prerequisite: Separate purchase and completion of the OnlineAHA.org Healthcare
Provider CPR/AED online course. Bring
the Completion Certificate to class.
160121-05 Sa 5/14 12:30-1:30P
160121-5A Sa 5/21 12:30-1:30P
160121-06 Sa 6/11 12:30-1:30P 160121-6A Sa 6/1812:30-1:30P
160121-07 Sa 7/16 12:30-1:30P
160121-7A Sa 7/2312:30-1:30P
160121-08 Sa 8/2012:30-1:30P
BasicPlus CPR/AED/
First Aid Skills Session
(Ages 12 +)
Prerequisite: Completion of Medic First
Aid online course. We provide a link to
the online class. Bring the Completion
Certificate to class
160125-05 Sa 5/14 2:30-3:30P
160125-5A Sa 5/21 2:30-3:30P
160125-06 Sa 6/11 2:30-3:30P
160125-6A Sa 6/18 2:30-3:30P
160125-07 Sa 7/16 2:30-3:30P
160125-7A Sa 7/23 2:30-3:30P
160125-08 Sa 8/20 2:30-3:30P
Pediatric CPR &
First Aid
(Ages 12 +)
Infant, Child, & Adult CPR and First aid.
This class is EMSA approved for daycare/
preschool providers. We are required to
affix their approval stickers to your card
at a cost of $6, payable at class. $10
Materials fee paid in class.
160117-05 Sa 5/28
8A-5P
160117-06 Sa 6/25
8A-5P
160117-07 Sa 7/30
8A-5P
160117-08 Sa 8/27
8A-5P
Child and
Babysitting Safety (Ages 11 - 15)
A course for building a safe and successful babysitting business. Covers getting
started, leadership, caregiving, safety &
prevention, playtime, and first aid tips. No
CPR training in this class, see Babysitting
CPR. $5.00 materials fee paid in class.
130115-05 Tu & W 5/10-5/11 5:30-8:30P
130115-06 Tu & W 6/7-6/8 5:30-8:30P
130115-07 Tu & W 7/5-7/6 5:30-8:30P
130115-08 Tu & W 8/9-8/10 5:30-8:30P
Babysitting CPR
(Ages 11 - 15)
Teaches child & infant CPR.
130116-05 F
5/13
5-7P
130116-06 F
6/10
5-7P
130116-07 F
7/8
5-7P
130116-0
F
8/12
5-7P
NEW! Super Sitters Class
(Ages 11-15)
Have fun becoming a competent, responsible babysitter! Home and fire safety
(CPR not included). Emergency preparation and first aid. Age appropriate activities/child development. Safety advertising
babysitting services. Bring a friend and
save $10 each.
130120-07 W 7/20
9A-1P
Instructor: Marshall Medical
Hunter Safety
(Ages 10 +)
An all-day class. Please bring #2 pencil
and lunch. Obtain class book from CSD
and/or study online at www.cdfw.ca.gov.
Complete the self-study quiz as it will help
you pass test at end of class. Will receive
your Hunter Education Certificate same
day. Classroom instruction includes ethics,
wildlife management, conservation, sportsmanship, ecology and firearms. Ten commandments of firearm safety.
160105-05 Su 5/22 160105-06 Su 6/12 160105-07 Su 7/13 160105-08 Su 8/28 Location: Community Center
Fee: $25
Instructor: Larry Nelson
8:30A-5:30P
8:30A-5:30P
8:30A-5:30P
8:30A-5:30P
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SAFETY CLASSES/ADULT SPORTS
Aquatic Safety Classes held at the
Cameron Park CSD
Lifeguard Class
Lifeguard Certification in just 2 days!
Learn the knowledge and skills needed
to help prevent and respond to aquatic
emergencies. Through videos, group
discussion and hands-on practice, you’ll
learn patron rescue and surveillance
skills, land and water rescue skills, as well
as first aid and CPR/AED for Professional
Rescuers. Class Prerequisites: Must be at
least 15 years old and pass certain swimming requirements. Certification valid for
2 years.
Saturday, May 14 & Sunday, May 15 8A-6P
Saturday, June 4 & Sunday, June 5 8A-6P
Saturday, June 25 & Sunday, June 26 8A-6P
Fee - $235
Lifeguard
Re-Certification Class
Current Lifeguards renew your Lifeguard
CPR/AED & First Aid certification FAST
with this class. You’ll complete your online
program by watching videos, answering
questions, and reviewing your Lifeguard
participant manual. We’ll then focus your
in-person training time with hands on
CPR/AED & First Aid skill reviews and
then we’ll get in the pool to review & practice your water rescue skills. At the end of
the day, you’ll test out of the program by
successfully performing water rescue scenarios. Must pass current swim requirements. Certification valid for 2 years.
Title 22 for Current
Certified Lifeguards
Course provides California Lifeguards
with a certification course that meets the
ADVANCE first aid training requirements
found in Title 22 of the California Code of
Regulations. Course content and activities will help prepare participants to make
appropriate decisions about the care to
provide in an emergency. Participants
must be currently certified as a Lifeguard/
First Aid/CPR/AED to take this abbreviated course. No pre-work is required for
this class. Certification valid for 3 years.
Sunday, May 22 8A-6P
Monday, June 27 8A-6P
Fee- $139
Waterfront LG
Purpose of the Waterfront Skills module
is to teach lifeguards the skills and knowledge needed to prevent and respond
to emergencies in non-surf, open water
areas found at public parks, resorts,
summer camps and campgrounds.
Participants must be currently certified as
Lifeguard/First Aid/CPR/AED to take this module. Certification valid for 2 years.
Friday, June 24 8:30A-12:30P Fee - $59
Information and registration for
classes visit http://safetytrainingpros.com/lifeguard-certification/
El Dorado Camera Club News
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Lessons held at Cameron Park Lake Tennis
Courts. Free tennis day Sat May 7th
Come out to the courts and meet our Pro/
Coach Andy Webb. Join in the Fun with a quick
evaluation/lesson tip/drill/play and see what
Cameron Park tennis is all about.
For New/Re-starting students who have not
participated within this past year’s lesson
program.
140322-08
Adults S 5/7 10-11A
Adult Clinics
140322-09 Adult Starters/Re-Starters
TH 5/12-5/26 5:30-6:30P
For Starters/Re-Starters with goal of Rallying
and Beginning Play
140321-09
Adult Int. 3.0+ Workout
W 5/11-5/25 5:30-6:30P
Emphasis is on technique and movement.
Competitive Drills!
Adult Summer Tennis Clinics
Adult Starters/Re-Starters
140322-10 W 6/8-6/29 6:15-7:15P
140322-11 W 7/13-8/3 6:15-7:15P
For Starters/Re-Starters with goal of Rallying
and Beginning Play
Adult Int. 3.0+ Workout
140321-10 W 6/8-6/29 5:15- 6:15P
140321-11 W 7/13-8/3 5:15-6:15P
Emphasis is on technique and movement.
Competitive Drills!
Grand Slam Tennis Mixers
(Ages 18 +)
Organized Round Robin Play by abilities
with handicap bisques $12/Event plus a
New Can of Balls.
Saturday, May 21 9A-6P
Friday, June 17 9a-6p
Fee - $129
Print competitions occur 3 times a year.
They are open to anyone but there is
a small entry fee. Monthly Challenges
happen in January, March, April, June,
August, September, and November.
The rules for these competitions can be
found on the website http:// www.eldoradocameraclub.com or email edcc.
newsletter@comcast.net
ADULT SPORTS
Adult Tennis
Thursday, May 21 7P
Print Competition
Thursday, June 18 7P
Regular meeting
Thursday, August 20 7P
Regular meeting
French Open
Sat May 21 - Kickoff Grand Slam Weekend
and meet, greet and play a little tennis!
Wimbledon Whites/Woody Mixer
Sat July 9 - Dust off that old Wood racquet and dress the part!
US Open Mixer
Aug 27th - End of Summer Mixer at the Park.
440321-05 Sa French Open
5/21 9:30-11:30A
440321-07 Sa Wimbledon Whites/Woody Mixer 7/9 9:30-11:30A
440321-08 Sa US Open Mixer
8/27 9:30-11:30A
Location: Tennis Court - Cameron Park Lake
Fee: $12/ per mixer
Instructor: Andrew Webb
Golf Classes
(Ages 18 +)
This class is for new golfers, spend 5
weekcovering full swing, short game,
basic rules of golf and putting.
340201-05 Tu 5/3-5/31 5:30-6:45P
340201-06 Tu 6/7-7/12* 5:30-6:45P
340201-07 Tu 7/26-8/23 5:30-6:45P
* No class 7/5
Location: Bass Lake Golf Course Driving Range
Instructor: Daniel Herek
Pickleball Program
ADULT SPORTS
150720-04
M/Th 9A-12P 4/4-4/28
Fee: $3 drop in or $25 10 punch card
** Pickleball will move back to the lake in May
- Monday, Thursday and Friday mornings for
May, Then Tuesday, Thursday & Friday mornings for June, July and early August
Adult Tuesday
Basketball League
(Ages 18 +)
Summer
The Gold
Rush Returns!
140356-06 Tu 6/7-8/2 6 pm
Playoffs: Top 4 teams
Fall
140356-07 Tu 8/16-10/11 6 pm
Playoffs: Top 4 teams
Fee: $425/session/team,
Register teams or sign-up on the free agent list
– no cost until placed on a team
Return of Adult
Summer Softball
(Ages 18+)
Adult Softball is returning to Cameron
Park Summer 2016!! We are looking
for teams to fill our Monday men’s,
Tuesday men’s, and Thursday co-ed
leagues. Games will be played at
Rasmussen Park, first game starts
at 5:45pm. Gather your friends, coworkers, and family to form a team
and compete! Upper and lower divisions are available for all nights.
Registration packets and information
are available online at www.cameronpark.org or at the CSD office.
Men’s Leagues
440302-13 M 6/20-8/15 (No games 7/4)
440302-14 Tu 6/21-8/16 (No games 7/5)
Co-ed League
440302-15 Th 6/23-8/11
Location: Rasmussen Park
Early Bird Fee: $450/league/team
After May 27 –Fee is $470/league/team
Full payment and a completed roster are
required at time of registration resident
discount.
May is Bike Month
Basic Bicycle
Maintenance
Learn about maintaining your bike
340000-02 Tu 5/17
5:30-6:30P
Location: Cameron Park Community Center
Instructor: Elle Steele
FREE – pre-registration is required
The 2016 World Gold Panning Championships,
scheduled from September 11th to 18th, 2016
includes a host of over 600 international competitors from over 30 countries. Event organizers teaming with businesses from El Dorado
County will be “rolling out the red carpet’’ for
this World Event. El Dorado County Gold Week
kicks off with a Parade of Nations down Main
Street Placerville. Opening ceremonies, daily
Gold panning competitions, live bands, and
activities for kids and adults will be hosted at
the EDC Fairgrounds and numerous other
locations throughout El Dorado County. El
Dorado County will come alive for this event!
For more information regarding the World Gold
Panning Championships in 2016 visit our website at www.ElDorado2016.com or contact the
organizers eldoradogold2016@gmail.com
Please Note
The Cameron Park CSD Staff
reserves the right to photograph facilities, activities
and program participants for
potential future use. All photos
will remain the property
of Cameron Park CSD and
may be used for publicity or
promotional purposes only.
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MATURE ADULTS
Tai Chi for
Better Balance
(Ages 55 +)
“Moving for Better Balance” is a simplified
8 form program developed by Dr. Fuzhong
Li of the Oregon Research Institute which
focuses on mental/physical musculoskeletal
conditioning, cardiovascular function, flexibility, stability, and balance. This program
includes warm up exercises, practice of Tai
Chi forms, cool down and meditation, and
includes a monthly assessment of participant’s condition based on selected physical
tests. No Tai Chi experience is necessary, it’s
a good way to make new friends and enjoy
physical conditioning in a melodic atmosphere. $5 supply fee payable to instructor
for docments on Tai Chi, stretching, and
basic balance.
150712-05 Tu 5/3-5/24 1:30-2:30P
150712-06 Tu 6/7-6/28 1:30-2:30P
150712-07 Tu 7/5-7/26 1:30-2:30P
150712-08 Tu 8/2-8/23 1:30-2:30P
Instructor: Roy Imai
Chair Yoga
(Ages 50 +)
FIRST CLASS FREE for newcomers Start any Monday! Don’t feel guilty that
you’re not exercising. Come and enjoy this
fun class that will get you moving in a gentle way. Various degrees of mobility are
welcome. All students do what they can
and modifications are given as needed (ie,
hip/knee replacements, shoulder issues).
We use a chair for seated and standing
work (no floor work). Focus is on moving
the joints, improving circulation, digestion, and building strength and balance.
No previous experience required. Donna
is a seasoned instructor on the resource
list of the Parkinson’s Association, MS
Society and has completed the Arthritis
Foundation training. Please contact Donna
with any questions at 916-712-9642 or
visit www.yogapeace.net for her credentials. NOTE: This class is ongoing so you
can begin any time.
150707-05 M 5/2-5/23
2-2:50P
150707-06 M 6/6-6/27
2-2:50P
150707-07* M 7/11-7/25
2-2:50P
July Fee: $32/$27 with CP resident discount
Instructor: Donna Rixmann
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Additional Activities
Bridge
Mondays – 1-3pm
Wednesdays 9:30am-12:30pm
Pinochle
Mondays – 10am-4pm
NEW! Beginning
Computer Class
Learn to set up a new computer, get on
to the internet, how to buy and sell on the
internet, get free programs to do word
processing and spread sheets, etc, how to
use them, how to get pictures from a Smart
Phone to a computer, private browsing, and
how to keep your computer healthy and protected. Please bring own laptop computer.
140114 -05
F
5/13
140114-06
F
6/10
140114-07
F
7/8
140114-08
F
8/12
Fee: $12
Instructor: Patrick Thompson
9:30-11:30A
9:30-11:30A
9:30-11:30A
9:30-11:30A
Medicare 101
Understanding Medicare and Medicare
Supplements
(Ages 60 +)
Are you preparing to enter the world of
Medicare or planning for retirement? Need
to make a change? Overwhelmed by all
the choices for Medicare plans? This class
will provide information on what is and is
not covered by Medicare Parts A,B and D.
You will also learn about the role of supplemental insurance plans A-K, also known
as “Medi-Gap”, Medicare Advantage Plans
and proposed changes for 2016 and
beyond. For educational purposes only,
this is NOT a sales seminar.
150100-06 Th 6/9 10-11:30A
150100-07 Th 7/14 10-11:30A
150100-08 Th 8/11 10-11:30A
Fee: $7
Instructor: Stacy Iseminger
- BINGO Bingo sponsored by New West Haven, the
Nurse Next Door and the Cameron Park
CSD is held on the 2nd Tuesday of the
month from 1-3pm. $3 for 2 cards, each
additional – 4 card limit. May 10, June 14,
July 12 & August 9. .
Gold Nugget Quilters
Wednesday mornings means quilting at the Cameron Park Community
Center. Always wanted to learn, but
never had the time? Or are you a
quilter and want to become more
involved? Then come visit the Gold
Nugget Quilters when we meet
from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm every
Wednesday. You will be very welcome!
Older American’s
Month
“Blaze a Trail”
The MLC (Mature Leadership Council)
is hosting an event on Wednesday,
May 17 at 11:30 am at the Cameron
Park Community Center in Celebration
of Older American’s Month–theme is
“Blaze a Trail”– Honoring contributions of yesterday, today and all the
steps that lead to tomorrow. Event
includes lunch, original displays of
careers, accomplishments, technological advances, inspirational guideposts,
guest speaker and a reason to forge
ahead. Please call (530) 677-2231 to
reserve a spot.
MATURE ADULTS
AARP Driver’s
Safety Class
Want to save $$ on your auto insurance?
Age 50 or older? Just complete the 8 hour
AARP Driver Safety class being offered at
the Cameron Park Community Center.
Class is presented in two 4-hour blocks
1. Mon, May 2 & Wed, May 4 8:30A-1P
2. Mon, Aug 8 & Thur, Aug 11 8:30A-1P
This class will keep you up to date on current DMV information, present a review of
rules of the road and introduce defensive
driving techniques for older drivers. NO
TESTS to take and a DMV certificate of
completion is issued if you participate in
all 8 hours of the class. There is a $15
class fee for AARP members and a $20
fee for non- members. Pre-registration,
with payment, is required as class size
is limited to 20 participants. Call the El
Dorado County Senior Center at 530-6216333 or Ralph Hern at 530-626-5268 for
additional information and to reserve your
spot. Forms for the class are available at
the CSD office.
Free Senior Legal
Counseling
Diana Steele from Senior Legal Services
will be available to help with legal matters that seniors may have Senior Legal
Services attorneys meet with seniors
individually to provide information and
assistance with a wide variety of specific
problems –including:
* Estate Planning
• Public Benefits
• Consumer Issues
• Health Care
• Real Property
• Abuse and Exploitation
Please call 530-621-6154 to schedule an
appointment.
Appointments are currently available on:
W
5/18
10A-2P
W
6/15
10A-2P
W
7/20
10A-2P
W
8/17
10A-2P
UCCE Master
Gardener Public
Education Classes
In partnership with the Cameron Park
Community Services District
Culinary Herbs and
Spices: From Garden
to Gourmet
One of the best ways to introduce healthy
flavor into meals is to use herbs in our
cooking. Herbs are easy to grow and preserve. Join Master Gardener Jan Keahey
and Master Food Preserver Cheryl Knapp
and explore the herbs that grow well in
our area, how to grow, when to harvest
and how to preserve.
Wednesday, May 11, 2016 9 am to noon
Orchids with Heidi Napier
Several species do well in the El Dorado
County climate in a shade garden. Heidi will
cover basic care, simple propagation, easy
varieties and she will show you how to get
these enchanting plants to thrive and bloom.
Wednesday, August 10, 2016 9am to noon
El Dorado County
Master Food
Preservers Classes
In partnership with the Cameron Park
Classes held at the Cameron Park
Community Center
Canning for Food and
for Fun: Intro to Canning
and Food Safety
Curious about canning your own food at
home? This class introduces boiling water
and atmospheric steam canning as safe
methods to preserve fruits, sauces, salsas,
pickles, and other tasty treats. Learn the
most recent research-based canning techniques for high-acid foods, watch several
live canning demonstrations and glean tips
from experienced canners.
Wednesday, May 25 10am – noon
Contents Under Pressure:
Pressure Canning
Does the thought of using a pressure canner scare you? It shouldn’t! Learn how a
pressure canner works and the multiple
safety features included on every modern
canner. Pressure canning opens up a new
world of home canned foods. Most important of all, learn when you need to use
a pressure canner and why; don’t risk a
case of botulism because you didn’t practice safe canning.
Wednesday, June 22, 10am – noon
Jam Packed:
Jams and Jellies
Who doesn’t love a delicious homemade
jam or jelly? Learn to use the bounty of
the season to make wonderful jams and
jellies! In this class we will discuss food
safety practices, equipment needs and
safe storage techniques for your products.
Finally, our Master Food Preserver expert
will demonstrate how to safely make a jam
or jelly for enjoyment throughout the year.
Wednesday, July 20 10am - noon
Tomatoes:
Basic and Fancy
Too many tomatoes? Then this is the
class for you! This class will provide you
with many ways to safely preserve them
for future use. Learn everything from spicy
salsa to homemade ketchup in this fun
and essential tomato canning course.
Wednesday, August 17 10am – noon
Apples and Pears:
From Garden to Table
Join us in this collaborative class presented by both Master Food Preservers
and Master Gardeners. Our presentation
will cover the care and feeding of apple
and pears trees, common bugs and diseases, and what to do with the produce
once it is harvested.
Wednesday, August 24 10am - noon
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TRIPS/TOURS/MATURE ADULTS
Philadelphia, the Poconos San Antonio Holiday
30, 2016 - 5 days
& the Brandywine Valley November
Wednesday –Sunday
featuring Amish Country
Tour Highlights
Arizona Spring
Training Getaway
Tour Highlights
Valley Forge Nat’l Historical Park;
Philadelphia City Tour; Independence Hall
& the Liberty Bell; National Constitution
Center; The Poconos; Town of Jim Thorpe;
Brandywine Valley; Two former DuPont
Mansions- Nemours Mansion & Longwood
Gardens; Hershey’s Chocolate World;
Pennsylvania Amish Country; Amish Farm
& House; Amish Family Style Dinner; 5
Nights at One Hotel
Tour Highlights
Phoenix City Tour; 2 Spring Training
Baseball Games; Hall of Flame Fire
Museum; Old Town Scottsdale; Heard
Museum of Native American Culture;
Tucson Area; Mission San Xavier; ArizonaSonora Desert Museum; Sabino Canyon
Rec Area Tram Tour; Old West Farewell
Dinner
October 16, 2016 - 6 days Sunday to Friday
Inclusions
Roundtrip Airfare –SMF; Roundtrip
Transfers – SMF; 7 Meals: 5 - Breakfasts
& 2 –Dinners; Welcome Drink; Professional
Tour Director; Sightseeing & Admissions
per Itinerary; Baggage Handling; Hotel
Transfers and Deluxe Motorcoach
Accommodations
5 nights First Class Hotel - Hilton
Philadelphia at Penn’s Landing,
Philadelphia.
Tour Rates: ** Booking Discount $2045
pp double; Regular Rate: $2145 pp double,
Single Supplement: +$550. ** Deposit by
May 31, 2016 by check or credit card and
make final payment by check and receive
$200 per couple/$100 per person booking
discount
Volunteers
Needed
The Community Services District
is always in need of volunteers
for special events. If you or
your organization would like to
volunteer your time and talents,
please call the CSD offices at
(530) 677-2231.
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San Antonio City Tour; San Jose Mission;
El Mercado Marketplace; Alamo;
Riverwalk Cruise; Hill Country; LBJ Ranch;
Fredericksburg; Fiesta de las Luminarias;
Austin Optional
Inclusions
Transfers –SMF; 6 Meals: 4-Breakfasts
& 2-Dinners; Professional Tour Director;
Sightseeing per Itinerary; Motorcoach
Transportation, Hotel transfers, Baggage
handling, and 4 Nights First Class Hotel
Accommodations
4 Nights- Holiday Inn Riverwalk, San Antonio
Tour Rates: ** Booking Discount $1625 pp
double, $1725 pp double,+ $450 single
supplement. Deposit by July 31, 2016 by
check or credit card and make your Final
payment by check & receive $200 per couple/$100 per person Booking Discount.
Trips offered by Premier World
Discovery. Come and attend a presentation on the trips planned for
the upcoming year on Thursday,
May 19 at the Community Center
from 10am to noon. Kris Adams will
be here to highlight what tours will
be offered for travel in the upcoming
months and more.
featuring 5 Nights at One Hotel in the
Phoenix Arizona
March 19, 2017 -6 days - Sunday to Friday
Inclusions
Transfers –SMF; Tour Director; 7 Meals:
5-Breakfasts & 2-Dinners; Motorcoach
Transportation; Sightseeing per Itinerary;
Hotel Transfers; Baggage Handling
Accommodations
5 Nights at One Hotel - Phoenix Area.
Booking Discount*: $1795 pp double.
Regular Rate: $1895 pp double, Single
Supplement: +$600
Weed Abatement,
Defensible Spaceis
Everyone’s Responsibility!
See the new Weed
Abatement Ordinance on file in the
district office, or on our website,
www.cameronpark.org
MATURE ADULTS
Speaker Series
Senior Nutrition
Held at 10am at the Cameron Park
Community Center. Refreshments will be
provided. Please call 677-2231 to reserve
a spot.
Wednesday, May 4
10A – Edward L. Swanson, COL (Ret),
from the El Dorado County Veterans Affairs
Office will give a presentation on the operations and services that are available to
Veterans
Wednesday, June 15
10A - Juliet from El Dorado Nursery will be
speaking on water wise gardening
Wednesday, July 20
10A – Bob Billingsley from the Mt
Democrat will give a presentation on
“Attitude Determines Happiness”
The Senior Nutrition program is held at the
Cameron Park Community Services District
on Mondays and Friday from 12-12:30pm.
Suggested donation $3.
NEW! Ponté
Palmero Lunch
Come have lunch prepared by Chef Diane
of Ponté Palmero at the Community
Center. Please join the Ponté Palmero
Directors Rachel Amador, Tiffany Ortega
and Greg Kasner on Wednesday May 4th
for a Field of Greens Strawberry Chicken
Salad w/ Breadsticks! Lunch will be served
at 12pm. There will be music, food and
fun for all! Next lunch is scheduled for
Wednesday August 3 at 12pm. Please call
530-677-2231 to reserve your space today
Senior Lunch
Tuesdays and Thursdays at 12pm at
Church of the Foothills, 2380 Merrychase
Drive. Suggested donation $3.
Short Stories
Join Carly and friends from Eskaton the
third Tuesday of every month at 1pm for the
reading of a short story and discussion after.
Wednesday, August 10
10A – Gail Lohmann from Visiting Angels
will discuss living independently – how to
find support care for yourself or loved ones.
50+ ROOM - JOIN THE FUN!
GAMES, LECTURES AND PERSONAL
SUPPORT
Join us every Tuesday and Thursday in
the 50+ Room, located at the Cameron
Park Community Center (CSD)
May
TUESDAY/THURSDAY
3 Rummikub 10 am
5 Guest Speaker - Azar Sadrian Elli
10:30 am
10 Brain Health 10:30 am Judy Bakke
12 Mexican Train 10 am
17 Older American Day
19 50+ Room Open 10 am
24 Game Day 10 am (sponsored by CP
Newcomers)
Short Story/Discussion 1 pm
June
TUESDAY/THURSDAY
7 Rummikub 10 am
21 Games, Games, Games 10am
23 50+ Room open 10 am
28 Game Day 10 am (Sponsored by CP
Newcomers)
Short Stories/Discussion 1 pm
July
TUESDAY/THURSDAY
5 Rummikub 10 am
19 Your choice game
Newcomers)
August
TUESDAY/THURSDAY
2 Rummikub 10 am
9 Your choice game
Newcomers)
Additional Activities
Pinochle - Mondays from 10am to 4pm
Bridge – Mondays 1:00 - 3:00pm &
Wednesdays 9:30am - 12:30pm
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CAMERON PARK EVENT CENTER
Whether it’s for business or
pleasure, our facilities offer
something for everyone!
The Cameron Park Community Services District has a variety of rooms for
any of your special occasions at reasonable and competitive rates. Whether
it’s for business or pleasure, our facilities offer something for everyone!
•
he main assembly hall can seat 252 people comfortably for banquet
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seating or up to 356 people for assembly style seating. The space
can also be divided into thirds for smaller meeting areas with sound
dampening dividers. The hall is equipped with a projector and screen
and the technology to hook up laptops and iPads for presentations.
There is an expansive stage for musical and theatrical performance,
complete with green room and loading docks.
•
he commercial kitchen has two gas convection ovens, a six burner
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heavy duty gas range and griddle, a microwave, commercial refrigeration with freezer, plus more! Perfect for a business chef.
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•
ADDED – Kitchen equipment now available. Please inquire.
•
The social room can be used for meetings or social gatherings.
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The dance room has a free floating floor, mirrors and bars.
•
he gymnasium has bleacher seating for over 200, six retractable
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baskets to accommodate regulation, half, and quarter court play, and
can be set up for side-by-side Volleyball.
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Our aquatics center boasts a beautiful rim flow design pool with a
water slide and 10 lanes for competition swimming or open swim, plus
a shallow area for program activities. Don’t forget pool parties and
public events can be held at the pool.
Please give us a call or stop by for specialized service. If you’re planning
an event regardless of size and duration we have a reasonably priced
space for you.
•
Park locations are available for outdoor event venues such as
weddings, family gatherings, corporate events, and more!
•
An ideal location to hold your holiday party - book now!
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CSD Board of Directors
Greg Stanton, President
Margaret Mohr, Vice President
Amy Blackmon
Scott McNeil
Holly Morrison
Board meetings are held the
third Wednesday of every month
at 6:30pm at the Cameron Park
Community Center.
Cameron Park
2502 Country Club Dr.
530-677-2231 fax 530-677-2201
www.cameronpark.org
Office hours; Mon – Fri, 8am – 5pm
District Staff
Mary Cahill, General Manager
Fire Battalion Chiefs:
– Bob Counts, Administration
– Mike Smith, Fire Marshall
J.R. Hichborn, Interim Parks Superintendent
Tina Helm, Recreation Supervisor
Aris Chambers, Recreation Coordinator
Lyle Eickert, CC&R Compliance Officer
Ted Williams, Finance/HR Officer
Darcy Porter, Front Office
Alhambra
Dr.
Station
88
Gateway
Park
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Cameron
Park Lake
Cameron
Park Airport
Mira Loma
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Park
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Dr.
Cameron Park
Community Center
Christa
McAuliffe
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Mission Statement
It is the mission of the Cameron
Park Community Services District to
preserve and enhance the quality
of life for the residents of Cameron
Park, and surrounding areas, and to
safeguard the health, safety, and
welfare of the community.
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Park
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Royal Oaks
Park
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Station 89
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Dave West
Park 4
Park and Facility
Address
Hours
Boat Rentals
Multi use/Use Fields
Fishing
Facility/Park Rentals
Gym
Pets (on leash)
Dog Park (off leash)
Picnic
Playground Equipment
Restrooms
Tennis
Walking Trail
Multi-purpose Room w/stage
Swimming Lagoon/Pool
Acreage
2
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Cameron Park Community
Services District provides:
• Fire Services
• Emergency Medical Services
• Parks Development and Management Services
• Recreation Programs and Facilities
• Lighting and Landscape
Management Services
• CC&R Compliance Review and
Enforcement
• Disposal Contract Services
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CAMERON PARK CSD
1 Cameron Park Community and Aquatic Center 2502 Country Club Drive
M-F 8am -10pm
2 Cameron Park Lake
2989 Cambridge Road
Dawn-Dusk
3 Christa McAuliffe Park & Skate Park
2400 Merrychase Drive
Dawn-Dusk
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4 Dave West Park
Crazy Horse Drive
Dawn-Dusk
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5 Gateway Park
Cambridge Drive
Dawn-Dusk
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6 Hacienda Park
Cameron Park Drive
Dawn-Dusk
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7 Rasmussen Park
Mira Loma Drive
Dawn-Dusk
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8 Station 89
2
9 Station 88
2961 Alhambra Drive
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CSD office will be closed for the following Holidays:
Memorial Day..........................................................May 30
Independence Day...................................................July 4
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EASY WAYS TO REGISTER
Go Online
Mail In
Phone In
In Person
Visit our web page
www.cameronpark.org
To CSD office
Cameron Park 95682
To CSD office
530-677-2231
M-F 8 am - 5 pm
Stop by and register
at the CSD office at;
M-F 8 am - 5 pm
Pre-registration is required for all
programs. Some programs are in
high demand and will fill quickly. Early
registration is encouraged to ensure that
programs are not cancelled due to low
enrollment. Please note that there is a $25
fee for returned checks.
Refund Policy: Full refunds will be given if
an activity or class is cancelled by CPCSD.
Refund requests need to be made in writing
at the CPCSD Office. Full refunds minus
the processing fee will be processed when
a 2 week notice is given prior to start of the
program/class. Less than a 2 week notice
refunds will be pro-rated to 50% due to
staff level planning inpacts. A “rain check
- household credit” in lieu of a refund can
be provided. There will be a $5 processing
fee for each and every refund request/
transfer. Refund checks take approximately
3-4 weeks to process. Refunds will not be
granted for non-attendance, any excursions,
trip or activities that require pre-paid
admission, or material fees paid in advance.
Program Registration Form
You can also register online at www.cameronpark.org
Name:________________________________________
Email: _________________________________________
Address:______________________________________
Phone/cell phone: ________________________________
City:__________________________
Emergency Contact: ______________________________
T-shirt size (if applicable) Youth _S
Zip:___________
_M _L Adult _S _M _L _XL
Participant’s name:
Birth date
Grade
How did you hear about us?: _______________________
Class name
Code
Please make checks payable to CPCSD Waiver: The enrolled named individual(s), or his
or her legal guardian, has read the class description and understands the nature and content of
the class, and in consideration of being permitted
to participate in the class, agrees as follows:
In consideration of his/her permitted to participate
in a class/activity sponsored by the Cameron Park
Community Services District (CSD), for myself,
my spouse, and my child, do release and forever
discharge the CSD, its directors, employees and
instructors from any and every claim, demand,
Class Date
Fees
Total Fees enclosed $ ___________
action or right of action arising from or by reason
of any bodily injury or personal injuries, death or
property damage which may occur as a result of
his/her participation in the current enrolled class
or any activities in connection with the current
enrolled class, whether or not caused by any act
or omission of the CSD, its directors, employees,
or instructors.
Cameron Park Community Services District does
not have or provide medical or accident insurance
for persons involved in programs sponsored by
the Cameron Park Community Services District.
PHOTOGRAPHY RELEASE: By signing this
waiver, I understand that the CSD staff or agents
may photograph me and/or my minor children
and that the CSD may use such photographs to
promote recreational programs now and in the
future. I expressly allow, and hereby waive any
objection to the CSD or its agents photographing
me and/or my minor children when I and /or my
minor children are participating in CSD programs
and activities. I understand that the photos shall
remain the property of the Cameron Park Community Services District.
Visa /Mastercard/American Express #_____________________
______________________
For Office Use Only
Receipt # ____________________
Exp. Date:__________________3 digit security Code:________
cash q check q credit card q
I have read the above information and agree to its terms.
Today’s Date:_____________ Participant’s Signature________________________________
(Parent or Guardian if under 18)
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2014 Community Sponsors
2014 Community
Sponsors
...and growing!
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Community
Sponsors
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Sponsors
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Sponsors
...and
growing!
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Sponsors
… and Growing!
...and
growing!
...and
...and growing! growing!
For Cameron Park.
For the Next Generation.
We are proud to serve and support the
Cameron Park Community Services District. Thank
you for all you do to enrich our community.
2014
Community
Sponsors
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Sponsors
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Sponsors
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Sponsors
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Connecting with the
Future Starts Here
It’s about you.
It’s about you.
It’s about you.
It’s about you.
It’s about you.
It’s about you.
It’s about you.It’s about you.
It’s about you.
Use black logo on light or white backgrounds.
Note: Only use black logo, not white box.
It’s about you.
Cameron Park
Community Foundation
The Cameron Park Community
Foundation, a 501(c)3, is an opportunity
for community members to support
“people, parks and programs.”
Creating Community Through People, Parks & Programs
Your donations and commitment to the community can provide for:
• People
(volunteer opportunities, volunteer recognition and community partnerships
and more!)
• Parks
(benches and tables,
landscaping, new
signage, fencing,
improvements to
park sites and more!)
• Programs
(scholarships for
summer camp, swim
lessons, recreation
programs, sports
leagues, special
events and more!)
We want to welcome your ideas to build community in a meaningful
way! Please email us your ideas at cpcsd@cameronpark.org.
CLASS CATEGORY
Prst. Std
US Postage
PAID
Permit No 13
Shingle Springs,
CA 95682
Cameron Park, CA 95682
Dear Postal Customer
CAMERON PARK LAKE, SATURDAY, JUNE 25 TH
GATES OPEN 2:00 PM
Saturday, April 30
9am - 3pm
Cameron Park
Community Center
Free Admission!
On the hunt for
antiques, hand-crafted
items or garden
accessories? This large, indoor/outdoor show
features antiques, hand-made crafts, and garden
accessories specific for the spring season! Local
and visiting vendors will be on hand to offer a wide
selection of items perfect for Mother’s Day gifts
or just something special for yourself. Food and
beverages will be available for purchase.
Welcome to Summer!
FREE SWIM!
LOTS OF
ACTIVITIES!
Saturday, May 28th • Noon-5pm
Cameron Park Community and Aquatic Center
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Plan your summer at this event and register for a
variety of fun summer adventures including pool
passes, swim lessons, summer camps, summer
programs, special events and more! Save your
spot and purchase your Summer Spectacular wrist
bands! Also, enjoy food and vendor booths, giveaways, and a thank you to our community sponsors.
LIVE MUSIC ALL DAY
FIREWORKS AT DARK
SUMMER SPECTACULAR 2016
BEST FIREWORKS SHOW!
Enjoy swimming at the lagoon,
refreshments, food, vendors,
exhibitors, NEW – gold panning
activities, find golden nuggets,
kid’s carnival,
contests, music
by Random Strangers and Gotcha
Covered – voted on KCRA A list as the
#1 Best Local Band for 2015! Wrap up
the evening with a stunning fireworks
show. Low-Level display. Entrance is
$4 in advance or $6 at the gate.
Cameron Park
Community Campout
Saturday, July 23 – Sunday, July 24
Cameron Park Lake
2989 Cambridge Road
Cameron Park
A family event! Spend the
night at the lake! Bring your
own camping gear and
enjoy a night under the stars
complete with swimming, a
BBQ, crafts, old fashioned
campfire, stargazing, plus breakfast in the
morning. Pre-registration required, $35 per
family up to 4, $10 each additional member.

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