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Please use this guide to stay active this summer

This guide is a resource for free and low cost recreational opportunities offered by the City of

Eugene Youth and Family Recreation Services along with community partners. This summer, come take

advantage of some of the park site programs, special events, roving partner programs and the FOOD For

Lane County Summer Food Program.

If you need more information about Fun For All, please call

541-682-5521

For more information about additional youth programs this summer and this fall please contact

City of Eugene Recreation Services at 541-682-5333

Program runs from July 1 – August 23

Introduction ..................................................................................2Partner Contact Information ...................................................2Fun For All Site Map ....................................................................3Fun For All Summer Calendar .............................................4-6“Survivor” Activities ....................................................................7Skateboard Competition ..........................................................7Summer Theater ..........................................................................7Summer in the City–Movies ....................................................8Sunday Streets ..............................................................................8Touch-A-Truck, Daddy & Daughter Dinner Dance ...........8Family Fun Nights ........................................................................9Food For Lane County ...............................................................9Summer Swimming ....................................................................9Library Summer Reading Program .......................................9Family Outdoor Adventures ................................................. 10Summer in the City Activities ............................................... 11Eugene Recreation Summer Camps .................................. 12

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This Year’s Partners & Service Providers:Fun For All Park and FOOD For Lane County .................................... 541-343-2822City of Eugene Outdoor Program .................. 541-682-5329City Pool information ......................................... 541-682-5314United Way of Lane County ............................. 541-741-6000

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July EmbracesOur laughter tickles with careFun For All Returns

It’s true, I couldn’t resist another Haiku and… We’re back. Before long you will see blue-shirted Recreation staff flitting about the park, enticing all comers into random acts of fun. Our theme this summer is Survi-vor, invoking the sense that we are all in this together and as challenges emerge before us, if we cultivate a spirit of adventure and work together, every experi-ence becomes an opportunity to connect with one another, grow personally, care about our communities and thrive. Even as we are unable to offer programming at University, Sladden and Washington Parks, this year, we anticipate a summer filled with excitement. If your family frequented one of these parks, please come find us at one of the parks we will be in. With that said, lend your laughter to the chorus, donate a digit to the tickle, or even sneak a smile into the picture. However you are able to contribute to the fun, come be a part of Fun For All.

Peter Chavannes Senior Program SupervisorPetersen Barn Community Center

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Petersen Barn Park870 Berntzen Rd.M - F 10 am - 5 pm

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5 MOVIE in the park: Labrynth (PG) Petersen Barn Archery Open Range

6 MOVIE in the park: Charlotte’s Web (G) Trainsong

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8 9 10 11 Family Fun Night Petersen Barn 530-7pm

12 MOVIE in the park: Annie (PG) State Street Archery Open Range

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15 16 17 Touch a Truck Petersen Barn 5-7:30pm

18 19 MOVIE in the park: The Lorax (PG) Sladden Archery Open Range

20 MOVIE in the park: The Neverending Story (PG) Monroe

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22 23 24 25 26 MOVIE in the park: The Lion King (G) Washington Archery Open Range

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28 ORIENTEERING PUPPET SHOW: “Green Hats and Dragon Eggs”

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2 Puppet Show: Trainsong 1-2 MOVIE: Honey, I Shrunk the Kids (PG) Willakenzie Archery Open Range

3 MOVIE in the park: Pee Wee’s Big Adventure (PG): Amazon

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5 6 7 8 9 MOVIE in the park: The Land Before Time (G) University Archery Open Range

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12 13 Family Fun Night Petersen Barn 530-7pm

14 15 Roving Park Players My Father’s Dragon Petersen Barn 6-8 pm

16 Roving Park Players My Father’s Dragon 6-8pm MOVIE: Who Framed Roger Rabbit (PG): Churchill Archery Open Range

17 MOVIE in the park: The Notebook (PG-13) Maurie Jacobs

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19 20 21 22 23 FFA Olympics Petersen Barn MOVIE: Hotel Transyvania (PG) (Spanish) Petersen Barn Archery Open Range

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Fun For All 2013 Programs

For more information call 541-682-6321

Cal Young Skateboard Competition Saturday, July 20 Registration 4-5 pm, Competition 5-8 pm

Willamalane Skateboard Competition Saturday, August 24 Registration 4-5 pm, Competition 5-8 pm

Cash prize donated by Northwest Community Credit Union -- $150 for 1st, $75 for 2nd, $25 for 3rd in 17 & up/Sponsored Category.

All ages, all abilities! Join us for food, prizes and music. Youth under 18 must have parents present to register. Helmets required at all times.Registration is $5.

Free Shakespeare in the Park: Julius Caesar All ages FREE!Amazon Community CenterJulius Caesar Aug 3-25 Sa/Su 6-9p FreeFor more information call 541-682-5373.

Mad Duckling Theater All ages On July 13 and August 3, bring picnic food and have lunch with the characters! Drop in.Amazon Community Center

Rumplestiltskin RevistedJuly 9-13 & 16-20 Tu-Sa 11a-Noon $5/person

King Midas & the Golden TouchJul 30-Aug 3 & Aug 6-10 Tu-Sa 11a-Noon $5/personChildren under 3 years old FREE

Roving Park Players All ages FREE!The Roving Park Players present their 2013 Season. Admission is free, no registration required.

The CriticCampbell Community CenterJun 13-14 Th/F 6-8p FreeMaurie Jacobs ParkJun 15-16 Sa/Su 6-8p FreePetersen Barn ParkJun 20-21 Th/F 6-8p Free

My Father’s DragonCampbell Community CenterAug 8-9 Th/F 6-8p FreeMaurie Jacobs ParkAug 10-11 Sa/Su 6-8p FreePetersen Barn ParkAug 15-16 Th/F 6-8p Free

As you can tell, our theme for the summer is Survivor. Each week our special events crew will bring a new craft into the park. See pages 4-6 for more detail.

Week 1 7/1-5 Wooden Fish MakingWeek 2 7/8-12 Signal FlagsWeek 3 7/15-19 Messages in a BottleWeek 4 7/22-26 Beach ArtWeek 5 7/29-8/2 Treasure BoxWeek 6 8/5-9 Immunity NecklaceWeek 7 8/12-16 Nautical CoasterWeek 8 8/19-23 Olympic Flag Making

Discover below when they will be in your neighborhood:

Petersen Barn Monday 2 pmChurchill Tuesday 2 pmState Street Wed 2 pmTrainsong Thursday 2 pmMonroe Thursday 11 am

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Daddy & Daughter Dinner Dance All ages Campbell Community Center $25/pair, $12.50/each add’l personFriday, June 28 • 6:30-9 pmFor more information call 541-682-5521

Touch-a-Truck All ages • Free Wednesday, July 17 • 5-7:30 pm For more information call 541-682-5521

Summer Event Programs

proudly sponsored by

• All events are family-friendly and FREE, no tickets required. • Bring your blankets, lawn chairs and picnics.• No glass containers, alcohol, smoking, or pets. • Subject to change and weather.• Subtitles on all movies for those with hearing impairment.• Show times are approximately 9 to 11 pm.

Northwest Community Credit Union will provide free treats with their human-powered smoothie maker on the dates indicated with H. (While supplies last).

Brought to you by:

Eugene Sunday Streets is a

FREE community event that

opens the streets for people to

walk, run, bike or roll along a

car-free route connecting

Eugene’s neighborhoods.

This FREE fun-for-all ages event

features activity centers with

fitness classes, live music and

games in neighborhood parks.

Want to volunteer or donate?

Email: sundaystreets@ci.eugene.or.us

Call: 541-501-0390

eugenesundaystreets.org

Two Sundays!July 21 & Sept. 8

11:30 AM - 4 PM

Eugene St.

July 5 Petersen Barn Park 870 Berntzen Rd. Labrynth (PG) 101 min July 6 Trainsong Park Edison St. off Bethel Dr. Charlotte’s Web (G) 97 min July 12 State Street Park Dakota & Burnett St. Annie (PG) 128 minJuly 19 H Sladden Park N. Adams & Cheshire St. The Lorax (PG) 86 min July 20 Monroe Park Broadway & Monroe St. The Neverending Story (PG) 102 min July 26 H Washington Park 2025 Washington St. Brave (PG) 93 min Aug 2 H Willakenzie Park 1725 Best Ln. Honey I Shrunk The Kids (PG) 93 min Aug 3 Amazon Park 2600 Hilyard St. Pee Wee’s Big Adventure (PG) 95 min Aug 9 H University Park E. 24th & University St. The Land Before Time (G) 69 min Aug 16 Churchill Park Bailey Hill Rd. near Churchill High School Who Framed Roger Rabbit (PG) 104 minAug 17 Maurie Jacobs Park 301 Adams St The Notebook (PG-13) 123 min Aug 23 Petersen Barn Park 870 Berntzen Rd. Hotel Transylvania (Spanish) (PG) 91 min

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Starting June 27 and running through August 26, Monday through Friday. All children ages 2 to 18 can have a free, nutritious meal at any of these neighborhood parks:

• Monroe Park • Petersen Barn Park • Sladden Park • State Street Park • Trainsong Park • Washington Park • Churchill Sports Park

Lunches are served from 12-1 pm. This program is USDA-subsidized and is intended for children only. Parents and guardians are welcome to bring their own lunch to eat with the children. For more information about this program or for other sites near you, call FOOD For Lane County at 541-343-2822.

The USDA, Oregon Department of Education and FOOD For Lane County are equal opportunity providers and employers.

More Great Summer Programs

Kids eat FREE in the Summertime!

Don’t want to make dinner? Once a month, this event at Petersen Barn will take that load off of your shoulders. Bring family, friends, and neighbors. Dinner (until 7:00 pm), crafts, games, and more are all provided ... for free! No registration required. All ages FREE! Petersen Barn Community Center Jun 13 Thu 5:30-7:30 pm Free Jul 11 Thu 5:30-7:30 pm Free Aug 15 Thu 5:30-7:30 pm Free

AT PETERSEN BARN

Yes, You Can! Comedy ShowStart summer with a smile with zany performer Henrik Bothe.Downtown Library; Tues., June 18, 1:00 & 3:00 pm Tales of Africa with Habiba AddoTraditional animal stories come to life in words, song, and dance.Bethel Branch: Wed., June 19, 3:00 pmSheldon Branch: Thurs., June 20, 3:00 pmDowntown Library: Fri., June 21, 1:00 & 3:00 pm

Kids: get a free book & calendar of events!www.eugene-or.gov/library 541-682-8316

There’s something for everyone: recreation swims every afternoon and evening, try-for-free fitness classes, swimming lessons for all ages, special events, and much, much more.

• School’s Out for Summer Recreational Swim Echo Hollow Pool – June 14, 1:10-3:40 pm

• Summer Kick-Off Free Recreational Swim! June 21 FREE! Amazon – 2-6 pm; Echo Hollow – 1:10-3:40 pm; Sheldon – 1:40-3:40 pm

• Summer Swimming sponsored by Burrito Amigos Amazon Pool – June 24, 2-4 pm Live radio broadcast on KDUK – Games, Prizes, Fun!

• 2-for-1 Recreation Swims July 5-8 – Bring a friend swimming while Amazon is closed for a swim meet Echo Hollow– 1:10-3:40 pm and Sheldon– 1:40-4:30 pm

• Try Water Fitness for FREE! Choose from 11 different classes – first one is free!

• Swimming lessons – For ages 6 mos – adult New sessions begin every 2-4 weeks Be safe in, on or around the water.

• Summer Block Party Swimming, music, games, prizes, more! Echo Hollow Pool – July 26, 1:10-3:40 pm

Amazon Pool, 2600 Hilyard RoadEcho Hollow Pool & Fitness Center, 1655 Echo Hollow RoadSheldon Pool & Fitness Center, 2443 Willakenzie Road

Summer Reading 2013

Free! Fun!Bring the whole family!

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Outdoor Adventures 2013Family Afternoon Raft Ages 7 & upPaddle raft down the Willamette River from Island Park to the River House. Your feet will get wet so wear appropriate footwear. Bring lunch and non-alcoholic drinks for a stop along the river for lunch. Pre-registration is required for each person.

Meet at south end of Island Park, 200 West B St., SpringfieldShuttle provided back to your car Jul 6 Sa 11a-4:30p $30/person #104322Jul 20 Sa 11a-4:30p $30/person #104323Aug 31 Sa 11a-4:30p $30/person #104324 Family Blackberry Raft Ages 7 & up Imagine how much fun your family will have as they float along the Willamette and stop to pick blackberries. Bring empty containers, picnic lunch and place settings. Wear ten-nies and quick drying clothes. Availability of berries depends on season. Pre-registration is required for each person.

Meet at River House Community CenterAug 3 Sa 11a-4:30p $30/person #104327Aug 10 Sa 11a-4:30p $30/person #104328 Family Sunset Raft Ages 8 & up Paddle raft down the scenic Willamette River from Island Park to the River House and enjoy the golden hour as the sun sets on the horizon. Your feet will get wet so wear appropriate footwear; a billed cap and sunglasses are recommended. Pre-registration is required for each person.

Meet at south end of Island Park, 200 West B St., SpringfieldShuttle provided back to your car Jul 13 Sa 6-9p $30/person #104311Jul 27 Sa 6-9p $30/person #104309

Rock Climbing: Community Climb Time at the Columns Ages 8 &upIt’s summertime, the rain has stopped and the rocks are dry! Join staff from the River House Outdoor Program for a day of rock climbing instruction. Fine tune your climbing skills on Eugene’s local basalt columns. Everyone is welcome; children must be accompanied by an adult. Equipment is provided. Drop-in only.

Meet at the columns in Skinner Butte Park, 2nd & LincolnJun 22 Sa 9-11a $10Jun 29 Sa 9-11a $10Jul 20 Sa 9-11a $10Jul 27 Sa 9-11a $10Aug 24 Sa 9-11a $10Aug 31 Sa 9-11a $10

Family Sailing Ages 8 & up Join an Outdoor Program sailing instructor for a sail on eve-ning breezes as the sunlight fades. No sailing experience required. Bring a picnic dinner, place settings and drinks in non-breakable containers for a stop for dinner. Pre-registra-tion required for each person. This is an alcohol-free event.

Meet at Richardson Park Marina, Dock B, Fern Ridge LakeJun 7 F 5-9p $30/person #104367Jun 14 F 5:30-9:30p $30/person #104369Jun 21 F 5:30-9:30p $30/person #104368Jun 28 F 5:30-9:30p $30/person #104370Jul 5 F 5:30-9:30p $30/person #104371Jul 6 Sa 5:30-9:30p $30/person #104372Jul 12 F 5:30-9:30p $30/person #104373Jul 20 Sa 5:30-9:30p $30/person #104374Jul 26 F 5-9p $30/person #104375Aug 2 F 5-9p $30/person #104428Aug 9 F 5-9p $30/person #104430Aug 16 F 5-9p $30/person #104432Aug 30 F 5-8:30p $25/person #104436Lane County parking fee is $3/day or $30/seasonPurchase online at www.lanecounty.org

First Saturday Park WalksAll ages FREE! Explore the ecology and management of Eugene’s beautiful parks. Naturalists from the City of Eugene River House Out-door Program will lead these free interpretive walks. Drop-in; no registration required.

Paste GPS coordinates into Google Maps to view specific meeting locations

Ridgeline Trail – Wild Iris RidgeMeet at the end of Bailey View Dr.Jun 1 Sa 9-11a Free GPS coordinates 44.022709, -123.157039

Clearwater Park in SpringfieldTake 42nd Street to Jasper Rd. to Clear Water LaneJul 6 Sa 9-11a Free GPS coordinates 44.025569, -122.956796

West Eugene Wetlands – Willow Creek Nature PreserveHead west on 18th past Bertelsen St.; preserve is on the south side of 18th; park in nearby turn-outsAug 3 Sa 9-11a Free GPS coordinates 44.038454, -123.167959

Ridgeline Trail – Blanton Ridge TrailMeet at the Blanton Ridge trailhead parking lot just south of the in-tersection of West 40th Ave. & Blanton Rd. on the east side of Blan-ton Rd.Sep 7 Sa 9-11a Free GPS coordinates 44.010565, -123.112814

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JUNE

Sat, 6/1, 2:30 – 4:00 p.m.Petersen Barn Center, 870 Berntzen RoadWe Are Bethel Celebration Live Music: Taste

Sun, 6/30, 6:30 – 8:00 p.m.Washburne Park, Agate & 20thLive Music: New Horizons BandConcert band arrangements of pops, show tunes & more.

JULY

Thu, 7/4, 6:30 – 8:00 p.m.Washburne Park, Agate & 20thLive Music: Eugene Symphonic BandTraditional concert band.

Sun, 7/7, 6:30 – 8:00 p.m.Washburne Park, Agate & 20thLive Music: Joe Manis/Tyler Abbott DuoSaxophone, guitar & tasty jazz standards and originals.

Sun, 7/14, 6:30 – 8:00 p.m.Washburne Park, Agate & 20thLive Music: Asculta! Woodwind QuintetFrom Latin Heat to German Cool.

Thu, 7/18, 6:30 – 8:00 p.m.Awbrey Park, Spring Creek Dr, off River Rd.Live Music: The McG’s Father-daughter duo performing Celtic & more. Lively & fun. Celebrate Santa Clara!

Sun, 7/21, 11:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.In & around Kesey Square & Park BlocksDowntown: Eugene Sunday StreetsWalk, bike and roll and lots of fun in the traffic-free streets of Downtown Eugene! Obstacle course and art station for kids. Watch super-fast bicyclers & runners on closed course in morning. eugenesundaystreets.org Sun, 7/21, 6:30 – 8:00 p.m.Washburne Park, Agate & 20thLive Music: Eugene Highlanders Pipe BandScottish piping, drumming and dancing.

Thu, 7/25, 6:30 – 8:00 p.m.Amazon ParkLive Music: Son Mela’oHot Salsa music & Salsa dancers and instructions at 6:30.

Sun, 7/28, 6:30 – 8:00 p.m.Washburne Park, Agate & 20thLive Music: Oregon Tuba EnsembleFamiliar tunes and classical melodies.

Wed, 7/31, 6:00 – 8:00 p.m.Kesey Square; Willamette and BroadwayDowntown: Superhero Dodgeball Superheroes rule! Be the next Tourny Champs & donate prize $ to your fave charity! Register your team at eugene-or.gov/summerinthecity

AUGUST

Sun, 8/4, 6:30 – 8:00 p.m.Washburne Park, Agate & 20thLive Music: Springfield Community BandTraditional concert band.

Wed, 8/7, 8:45 – 10:00 p.m.Kesey Square; Willamette and BroadwayDowntown: HAPPY, co-presented by Bijou Art Cinema MetroYes, a movie about Happiness! 73 minutes.

Sun, 8/11, 6:30 – 8:00 p.m.Washburne Park, Agate & 20thLive Music: Calamity Jazz Dixieland BandA carousel of music.

Wed, 8/14, 7:30 – 9:00 p.m. East Park Blocks, 8th and OakDowntown: Sidewalk to Catwalk Fashion and lights. Vending and fun start at 5:30 p.m.

• Downtown • Live Music • Sunday Jams: Dancin’ in the Park• Breakfast at the Bike Bridges

Eugene sizzles! Detailed info at eugene-or.gov/SummerintheCity and EugeneAGoGo.com

Thu, 8/15, 6:30 – 8:00 p.m. Charnel Mulligan Park, 17th Ave. and Charnelton St.Live Music: Get Your Chops Back! You used to play? Bring your instru-ment & play with us. Check eugene-or.gov/summerinthecity for music. Sponsored by Pacific Winds Music and EugeneAGoGo.com

Sun, 8/18, 6:30 – 8:00 p.m.Washburne Park, Agate & 20thLive Music: Junction City Polka BandGrab a partner and dance the polka.

Wed, 8/21, 5:30 – 8:30 p.m.Kesey Square, Broadway and Wil-lamette Downtown: Art Alfresco & Plein Air Show Enjoy plein air created the same day for competition. Watch artists. Enjoy live Music and wine. Kids making art. In conjunction with Create! Eugene. www.createeugene.com

Sun, 8/25, 6:30 – 8:00 p.m.Washburne Park, Agate & 20thLive Music: Oregon Brass SocietyTraditional British brass band.

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Sun, 9/1, 6:30 – 8:00 p.m.Washburne Park, Agate & 20thLive Music: One More Time Marching BandFun, local-area marching band.

Breakfast at the Bike BridgesCelebrate biking & walking. Free coffee, bagels & more.Dates: Fridays 5/31, 6/28, 7/26, 8/30, 9/27, 10/24; 7:00 – 9:30 a.m.Locations change monthly, check eugene-or.gov/BBB

Sunday Jam: DJ Dance PartiesLocal DJs mix up the beat and jams for you! Dates: Sundays 7/14, 7/28, 8/11, 8/25, 9/1; 12:00 – 6:00 p.m. Sladden Park, N. Adams & Cheshire

Live Music in Washburne and Charnel Mulligan Parks sponsored by Pacific Winds Music

Downtown stage supported by EYEBEAM Event Services

Downtown sound supported byWaddell Sound

Media sponsor

All events are Family-friendly and Free!

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City Summer Camps Offer More Variety, More Fun

The City of Eugene offers more summer camps, with more variety, in more locations, for more ages: 2½-18 years

Most City of Eugene summer camps are offered by the week, beginning June 17 through Aug. 23. Fees vary; ask about scholarships. Free inclusion services are available for youth, ages 5 -18, who may need accommodations to enjoy their summer.

Below are just some of the things kids will do in City of Eugene summer camps. For the complete list of camps and descriptions, browse the virtual Summer Recreation Guide at www.eugene-or.gov/reccamps, pick up a paper copy of the Guide at City Community Centers, Pools or Libraries, or call 541-682-5312.

Children Ages 3-7• Art on the Amazon – kids get messy, imagine a wonderland and become a Jedi in Training• Rec-Create and Duckling Childcare – crafts, theme- related activities, athletic development• Petersen Barn Summer Play Adventure – play games, create art, explore themes and sing songs• Camps by activity: Tot soccer and Construction Zone

Youth Ages 8-11• Art on the Amazon – a mix of visual, 3D, and performance

arts with games, swimming and play • KidCity Summer Adventures (ages 6-12) – thematic crafts,

games, athletic training, cooking, field trips, swimming• Morse Farm Outdoor Camp – imaginative play, organized

games, unstructured play, field trips, swimming• Camps by activity – Summer Swim and Polo League,

Swim & Tennis Camp, Adventure Bike Camp, Tree Climbing, much, much, more • Soccer Camps – English coaches and soccer professionals

teach key skills• Skate Board Camps – for beginners, or intermediate/ advanced skaters; also camps for girls only• Special interest – Eugene Police Activities League (PAL)

Camp, and Robotics Camp

Youth/Teen• Art and Culture (ages 9-14) – Fashion Design; Photogra-

phy, Video Production; plus Culture Jam (ages 14-18), a leadership camp presented in partnership with the Oregon Country Fair• Whitewater Camps (ages 11-18) – from beginner to experienced kayaking and rafting• Sailing Camp (ages 11-18) – beginner, intermediate and

basic racing skills• Outdoor – archery, survival skills, Four Rs (RopesRock-

RideRaft), Rock and Tree Climbing, Quest, more • Aquatics – Summer Swim & Water Polo League (the summer’s best value!), Swim And Tennis Camps• Skateboard camps – beginning (all ages) and Skate Oregon Overnight (ages 14 & up)• Robotics Camp – (ages 9-14) An introduction to Robotics• Counselor-in-training – (ages 9-14) learn how to lead

recreation activities and earn day trips to fun places• Summer Quest adapted camps (ages 12-21) – designed

for youth experiencing a disability, however, all Recreation camps are open to all children. Explore international wonders, develop friendships and life skills.

All Ages• Swimming lessons – From age 6 months through adult;

learn to be safe in, on or around the water.• Fun For All – see info on page 2 for details about this free

summer playground program.