REGISTRATION OPENS SEPT. 19 Create an account and register online! Visit crpr.recdesk.com/Community/Hometogetstarted! This brochure is sponsored by the Centre Region Parks and Recreation Authority, a non-profit that supports parks and recreation. Learn more about the Authority on page 31! Recreation’sParksRegionCentreActiveGuide& FALL 2022
Contents OnOurFrontCover: Families participating in our Gold Rush Mystery Challenge on Black Friday 2021, finding the gold!! Centre Region Parks & Recreation 2040 Sandy Drive, Suite A, State College, PA 16803 814-231-3071 (p) • www.crpr.org Youth Instructional Classes ............................................................... Pages 3-6 Adult / All Ages Instructional Classes .............................................. Page 7 Youth Sports ..................................................................................... Pages 8-9 Adult Sports & Leagues .................................................................... Page 10 Guided Program Scholarship Information ........................................ Page 11 Millbrook Marsh Nature Center Programs and Events ..................... Pages 12-15 Special Events ................................................................................... Pages 16-19 Aquatics ............................................................................................ Pages 20-22 Nature Scavenger Hunt .................................................................... Page 23 Active Adult Center Programs and Events ........................................ Pages 24-28 Health, Fitness & Wellness Classes..................................................... Pages 29-30 Youth Program Scholarships / General Information .......................... Page 31
elcome to FALL! There is always so much to do during the fall months like traditional harvest events, music and craft festivals, fall sports, and hiking, exploring, and geocaching in the great Weoutdoors!hopeyou
The Agency is having quite a busy year with the construction of Phase I of the Whitehall Road Regional Park, and the construction of Phase II of the Millbrook Marsh Nature Center's Spring Creek Education Building and the new Welcome Pavilion near the visitor parking lot. Many activities going on these days with those projects along with planning and coordinating for our fall and winter/spring programming.
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were able to visit Welch Pool one more time this month or that you will drop-in to swim before the pool is closed later in September. And we hope that you're looking forward to some of our indoor sports leagues returning this fall like indoor volleyball! The Annual Parks For Pollinators BioBlitz is still going on, so grab your smart phone, download iNaturalist, and help us ID and monitor for pollinators!
Pamela J. Salokangas, CPRP, CPSI, Director
Welcome to Centre Region Parks & Recreation
In the meantime, we hope to see you visiting the local municipal-owned and regional parks during the fall months-exploring woods, trails, and play equipment! We wish you all good health and happiness this year and hope to see you in our parks, programs, or facilities.
PROGRAM:LOCATION:FEES:AGES:TIME:DATES:
16 6 yrs. and over Circleville
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Come learn about chemistry with graduate students from Penn State! Kids elementary school-aged are encouraged to participate alongside their parent/guardian to learn and explore three fun demonstrations led by the instructors. The demos will explore basic science concepts and all materials will be provided on-site. Additional instructions will be provided if you want to explore the demos further at home. The session is designed to last from 45 mins to one hour. Registration is required to participate. Please only register one person from your group of 6 or fewer. Instructors: PSU Chemistry Graduate Student Association. Octdober Park, Pavilion #4 (enter park from Valley Vista Drive)
1-1:45 PM $8R / $12NR 44015 2:15-3 PM 44016 3:30-4:15 PM 44017
Science in the Park
DATE AGES LOCATION TIME FEES PROGRAM Sunday,
Muck-N-Mess
Dress your kids in their play clothes and come ready to get mucky and messy! Your kids will have a blast getting their hands gooey and ooey while creating artwork, completing science experiments, and playing messy! Parent participation is encouraged. Messes are encouraged and we handle the clean-up!
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Youth Instructional Classes
Centre Region Parks and Recreation is thrilled to partner with State College Community Theatre to offer the SCCT Academy Fall classes. At the State College Community Theatre Academy, we teach Life Skills through Stage Skills. Our goal is to teach valuable theatre skills, including acting, building character, improvisation, musical theatre, and backstage production work. We focus on building foundations and fundamentals of theatre for our younger students and enhancing skills for our older students. Our students will leave with a stronger knowledge of the craft of theatre and will learn life lessons in creativity, teamwork, focus, and communication. Whether you’re a seasoned veteran or this will be your first time ever on stage, there’s a place for you at the Academy! Instructor: Kerry Clancy, State College Community Theatre.
AGES: 1st-3rd graders
SC Community Theatre Academy
DATES: Tuesdays, Sept. 27-Dec. 6
LOCATION: Park Forest Middle Sch. Auditorium PROGRAM: 44368
DATES: Mondays and Wednesdays, Sept. 26-Dec. 7
AGES: 4th-8th graders
LOCATION: Park Forest Middle Sch. Auditorium
TIME: 4:30-6 PM
FEES: $200R / $300NR
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Learn how to mix colors, draw shadows, draw some items in 3D, and paint snow and sunsets with the artwork of Fairfield Porter, John Constable, Monet, and Wendy Puerto being our inspirations! Please bring a 5×7 sketchbook with mixed media paper. Classes are held at Savage Art Studio in Park Forest. Instructor: Lori Savage.
Beginner Juggling!
Savage Art Studio, Park Forest 4:30-5:45 PM $75R $113NR/ 44400
OctoberMondays,3-31 7-10 yrs.
OctoberTuesdays,4-November 1 18 yrs. overand 6-7:15 PM 44402
TIME: 5:30-6:30 PM
This introductory program invites anyone 5 and older to participate in fun games and exercises to play juggling. They will develop skills like concentration, hand-eye coordination, and self-esteem while building a creative community. The exercises include group games, and coordination drills to present different juggling techniques. Kids will come away with knowledge and skill in juggling as well as a set of handmade juggling balls. Jonatas Campelo has developed his multifaceted juggling techniques over the past 10 years as a circus artist. He started juggling in the streets of Brazil and studied with professionals throughout Latin America. He is excited to bring juggling to State College!
AGES: 5 yrs. and over FEES: $95R / $142NR LOCATION: Spring Creek Park Elementary Gym PROGRAM: 44415
DATE AGES LOCATION TIME FEES PROGRAM
OctoberMondays,3-November 7 10-13 yrs. 6-7:15 PM 44401
DATES: Wednesdays, September 28-November 9
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Let's Be Creative: Inspired Minds Want to Know
CodeWiz: Junior Coders (Live Online)
TIME: 5-6 PM
LOCATION Online PROGRAM: 44834
DATES: Tuesdays, September 27-November 1
CodeWiz: Making 2D games in Godot (Live Online)
AGES: 10 yrs. and over
Our Junior coders class is a perfect introduction for youth! We use a drag-and-drop coding platform that allows kids to understand the fundamentals of coding without having to type! In this class, the students will be able to make games, animations, and more with the help of our instructors! Your child will acquire skills in order to make their own games: including characters, enemies, and levels! While doing this they will learn about programming fundamentals such as iterations(for loops, while loops, nested loops) and conditionals (if-else statements).
Our 2D Game Development class using Godot is the perfect class to let your child’s creativity shine. We use a popular game engine, Godot, which is free to use, with a simple programming language that is similar to Python. In this class, students will have the opportunity to make a demo of their dream 2D game! Your child will learn how to draw pixel art, program in a Python-like language, and create their own game demo!
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TIME: 5-6 PM
AGES: 7 yrs. and over
FEES: $160R / $240NR
Youth Instructional Classes
DATES: Thursdays, September 29-November 3
FEES: $160R / $240NR LOCATION Online PROGRAM: 44835
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TIME: 2-4 PM
LOCATION: Active Adult Center Fitness Room
Hooping for Every Body!
All Ages Instructional Classes
This workshop takes the circular form of the hoop as a starting point for body exploration and human-to-human play. Beginning with breath ing visualizations,exercises, and motions for strength and flexibility, the workshop explores the many possibilities of the hoop. Trained in circus arts, Jamie Lee offers a new experience for "every body" to learn.
PROGRAM: 44416
INSTR.: Jonatas Campelo
This intermediate juggling class is intended for students, 16 years and over, who have familiarity with three objects and are looking to advance their skills and knowledge with new tricks and techniques. Jonatas Campelo has developed his multifaceted juggling techniques over the past 10 years as a circus artist. He started juggling in the streets of Brazil and studied with professionals throughout Latin America. He is excited to bring juggling to State
FEES: $20R / $30NR
DATES: Sunday, October 9
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AGES: 16 yrs. and over
TIME: 5:30-6:30 PM
AGES: 16 yrs. and over
FEES: $105R / $158NR
Tuesdays, September 27-November 1
DATES:College!
LOCATION: INSTR. PROGRAM:
Intermediate Juggling for Adults!
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13 or 14 yrs.
8:30 AM
Ages, as of 12/31/22:
8 yrs. or younger 2K (1.2 miles) 9 AM 9 or 10 yrs. 3K (1.8 miles) 9:30 AM 11 or 12 yrs. 3K (1.8 miles) 9:30 AM
The X-C distance and start times vary by age; see below. Please arrive at least a half-hour before the race time to register and allow time to warm up. Parents/guardians will be asked to sign a release form for each runner, which is good for all races in the series. Questions: contact Greg Fredericks (814-4666976) or Liz Kisenwether (814-571-3487). More info. and results at https://www.nvrun.com/index.php/ racing/kids/youth-cross-country-program. No fee to participate and ribbons to all finishers!
4K (2.4 miles)
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All youth ages 14 and under are invited to the Centre Region Youth Cross Country (X-C) runs, which are co-sponsored by Nittany Valley Running Club and Centre Region Parks and Recreation. The focus is on fun, fitness, and the skill common to many sports: running. Races will be at the Oak Hall Regional Park, located at 120 Linden Hall Road, Boalsburg.
Event Details: Runs are held on Saturdays--September 17, October 8, and October 15
X-C Distance Start Time
Centre Region Youth Cross Country Runs
Soccer Shots Mini, Sundays, October 23-December 4
3-3:30 PM
Soccer Shots Mini
Soccer Shots Classic
$84R / $126NR 44136
$98R / $147NR 44134
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Soccer Shots Mini is a high-energy program introducing children to fundamental soccer principles, such as using your feet, dribbling, and the basic rules of the game. Through fun games, songs, and positive reinforcement, children will begin to experience the joy of playing soccer and being active.
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Soccer Shots Classic, Sundays, October 23-December 4
DATE AGES LOCATION TIME FEES PROGRAM
$84R / $126NR 44137
2-3 yrs.
Youth Sports
11-11:30 AM
3:40-4:20 PM $84R / $126 NR 44133
Soccer Shots Classic utilizes creative and imaginative games to focus on basic soccer skills like dribbling, passing, and shooting. We also highlight a positive character trait each session such as respect, teamwork, and appreciation.
Soccer Shots Mini, Tuesdays, Octdober 25-December 6
4-6 yrs.
Soccer Shots Mini Thursdays, October 27-December 8
$98R / $147NR 44135
Soccer Shots Classic, Thursdays, October 27-December 8
Soccer Shots Classic, Tuesdays, October 25-December 6 11:40 (omit12:20AM-PM11/24)
$84R / $126NR 44132
Adult Volleyball League
Openings are available for additional teams in the CRPR 45 & Over Adult Softball League. Games are Thursday nights at Oak Hall Regional Park.
Women’s Slow Pitch Softball League Season: Mid-May-August
Season: January - May
Men’s Slow Pitch Softball League
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Interested team representatives from any of the Agency's sports leagues or players looking for a team should contact us at 814-231-3071 or crpr@crcog.net ASAP!
There are two divisions; Division 1 is the more competitive option.
Act Now! March 1 deadline for team registrations! Openings are available for additional teams in the CRPR Adult Softball League. Games are Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday nights at Oak Hall Regional Park.
More info to follow in the 2023 Winter/Spring Active Guide.
Division I - Tuesdays & Thursday
Fee: TBA
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45 & Over Slow Pitch Softball League
Division II - Mondays & Wednesdays
More info to follow in the 2023 Winter/Spring Active Guide.
Openings are available for teams in the 2023 CRPR Women’s Softball League. League play is scheduled to start in mid-May and run through early August. More info to follow in the 2023 Winter/Spring Active Guide.
Act Now! March 1 deadline for team registrations!
PREVIEW OF UPCOMING LEAGUES
Coed Slow Pitch Softball League
Season: April to mid-August
Season: Mid-May through mid-August Act Now! April 1 deadline for team registrations! Openings are available for additional teams in the CRPR Adult Coed Softball League. Games are one night/week on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday nights at John Hess Softball Complex. More info to follow in the 2023 Winter/Spring Active Guide.
Season: April to mid-August
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Millbrook Marsh Nature Center Activities EANTURPROGRAMSPage 12 Register online at crpr.recdesk.com/Community/Home 548 Puddintown Road, State College • 814-235-7819 (phone) • mmnc@crcog.net
The Mission of the Millbrook Marsh Nature Center is to educate and inspire people about the natural world and to instill a passion for the environment through science, history, culture and art.
Plan Ahead for the Unexpected Become a Centre LifeLink Member Today
Inspired by the Japanese practice of Shinrin-yoku, Forest Bathing consists of guided invitations which awaken the senses enabling participants to be fully present in the moment and to remember their nature connection. There are a multitude of benefits which promote the health and well-being of body, mind, and spirit. Here are a few pressure
Saturday, October 1
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Start your day off right by observing birds that are migrating to and through the Centre Region. Led by members of the State College Bird Club, this program is open to all ages and is great for beginners. Please dress for the weather and bring binoculars. In the case of heavy rain, the walk that morning will be canceled. A suggested donation of $5 per participant is appreciated. Registration is not required. For more information about the State College Bird Club visit www.scbirdcl.org. Walks run from 8-9:30 AM. Two fall walks remain: Tuesday, September 27 and Tuesday, October 4.
A non-member is billed a fee of $1,600+ for Advanced Life Support Ambulance Service, and $900+ for Basic Life Support Ambulance Service Sign up today! www.centrelifelink.com ǀ (814) 237 -8163
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Saturday, December 3
Discover Nature's Healing Power: Forest Bathing
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Bird Walks with The State College Bird Club
18 yrs. and over Millbrook Marsh Nature Center
Make your trip to Millbrook Marsh Nature Center memorable and informative. Our Naturalists have countless stories and information to share about the plants, wildlife, and history of the area. Walk with a Naturalist options are available for all ages and are perfect for individuals or small groups. Choose our basic Marsh Exploration program or customize your tour to focus on several available topics. Give us a call to explore this program! Participant Count Fee Per Hour 1-4 $30 5-8 $55 9-12 $75 Girl Scouts Cub Scouts Navigator Scouts Brownies "Hiker" Badge Lions Ready, Set, Grow Juniors Caving Bronze "Bugs" Badge Tigers Backyard Jungle Juniors Habitat""AnimalBadge Tigers In The Wild Conservation Bronze Cadettes "Trees" Badge Wolves Paws on the Path "NightBadgeOwl" Environmental Bronze"Trailblazing"Badge Bear Fur, Feathers & Ferns Seniors "Water" Badge Webelos Into The Wild D O Y O U H A V E A C H I L D B E T W E E N T H E A G E S O F 4 - 7 ? catlabpsu@gmail.com www.catlabpsu.com 814-867-2322 Full participation receives $100 One visit to our lab Flexible hours with weekends and evenings available Transportation Reimbursed The Cognition, Affect, & Temperament Lab at Penn State is currently seeking families for a child development study! Scan to contact us!
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AGES: 3-6 yrs.
FEES: $65R / $97NR
LOCATION: Millbrook Marsh Nature Center
LOCATION: Millbrook Marsh Nature Center
TIME: 10:30-11:30 AM
TIME: 2-3:30 PM
Treats for the Birds
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Mondays, September 26
8-15 yrs.
NEW!
Support your backyard birds this winter by providing them with a highenergy treat! Participants will make two suet feeders. Suets will be made with locally sourced tallow or lard. This program is great for any age. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Monday, November 14
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Marsh-ology: The Science of One Wetland
Monday, October 10
Come start the week with science! Each Monday we will explore a new scientific topic, from animal flight to the weirdness of water. Join us for experiments, demos, and science-based games! Each week is different! Sign up for them all! Instructor: Ryan Reynolds.
Monday, October 31
DATES: Saturday, December 3
Tyke Hikes
Trek the trails together with your tyke! Explore something new at Millbrook Marsh Nature Center with this six-week, hour-long, outdoor program led by a Millbrook Marsh Naturalist. Tyke Hikes incorporates short, hands-on activities, nature play and stimulates curiosity in the surrounding natural environment. Program held outdoors rain or shine; please dress for the weather. Registration is
Wednesdays, September 21-October 26
Monday, November 7
AGES: 8 yrs. and over FEES: $10R / $15NR
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Monday, October 17 Monday, October 24
AGES: 6 yrs. and over
FEES: $30R / $45NR
Would you consider yourself a puzzle wizard? Gather your team of 2-4 people to show off your skills at Puzzlepalooza! Each team will race against each other to complete a 1000-piece jigsaw puzzle within the three-hour time limit! Plus, you get to take the puzzle home. Prizes will be awarded to the first and second-place teams who complete their puzzles. Hot cocoa and snacks will be provided. BONUS: We'll be holding a Puzzle Swap as well. Bring your old puzzles to exchange for a new-to-you puzzle!
DATES: Sunday, November 6 TIME: 12:45-4 PM
AGES: 12 yrs. and over
Special Events
LOCATION: Millbrook Marsh Nature Center Barn $10R Adult / $15NR Adult (Adults: 18 yrs. and over)
DATES: Sunday, September 25
The Extra-Ordinary Capvara mixes the ridiculous and the extraordinary through his circus techniques and abilities. In this family-friendly show, he performs juggling, physical comedy, stunts, and tricks, provoking smiles from people of all ages around the world! Check out more of his shows, workshops, and experience at www.capvarashow.art.
Instructor: Jonatas Campelo
The Extra-Ordinary Capvara the Clown!
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FEES: $5R Child / $8NR Child
Puzzlepalooza
TIME: 4-5 PM
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LOCATION: SCASD Park Forest Elementary School Gym PROGRAM: 44011
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Halloween Parade
Grab your costume and meet Centre Region Parks and Recreation staff and volunteers in downtown State College for a long-running, community tradition--the 74th Annual CRPR Halloween Costume Parade--on Sunday, October 30
The parade forms on Burrows Road in the block between College Avenue and Beaver Avenue at 6:30 PM (line-up)
The State College High School Band will lead the parade with step-off promptly at 7 PM. Costume judging, with over 10 different costumes categories, takes place at State College High School's Memorial Field with cash prizes and candy treats provided by the State College Lions Foundation. Watch our website for up-to-date line up details and costume categories: www.crpr.org!
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"Can You Wrangle The Reindeer?" Scavenger Hunt
Join us on Friday, November 25 for this fun event! Check-in time is 12:30 PM. The Challenge will start at 1 PM SHARP! Registration deadline is Tuesday, November 22 at 12 PM. The only way to get your instructions is to register in advance! More info. available when registering!
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TIME: 12:30-4:30 PM
DATES: Friday, September 25
LOCATION: Pavilion #4, Circleville Park (enter from Valley Vista Drive, via Little Lions Drive)
AGES: 8 yrs. and over
FEES: $10R Team / $15 NR Team
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Do you love solving puzzles? Are you detail-oriented? Do you have local park knowledge? Do you know your way around the greater State College area? If so, join us and solve this Scavenger Hunt challenge! #OptOutside and join us as we take you on an adventure through our local parks as you try to "Wrangle The Reindeer!" You'll solve puzzles as you go using different cyphers, crosswords, hidden words, and deduction! Yes, we will try to trick you, but you'll have fun along the way! If you are the first to complete the challenge correctly, you'll win a $50 Gift Card for use at one of our local restaurants or shops! Local park knowledge, some math skills, puzzle decoders (provided), and a smart phone with a camera are needed for this challenge!
During registration, you will be required to choose the category in which you want your house to be judged. Register your home by December 7 to be included in the judging on December 13 and 14!
JUDGING: December 13 and 14, betweeen 5-9 PM FEES: $5R House / $8NR House
"Deck the House" Holiday Lighting Contest
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Do you love decorating for the holidays? Get out your reindeer figurines and snow -globes for the return of the Holiday Lighting Contest! The entry fee is $5R/$8NR per home and this event benefits Centre Region Parks and Recreation. Cash prizes will be awarded to 1st-3rd winners in categories that will be announced soon!
FEES: $30R / $45NR LOCATION Board and Brush Studio, 2766 W. College Ave., Suite 400
DIY Ornament Workshop with Board and Brush
Grab your friends and join the amazing staff of Board and Brush for a DIY holiday ornament workshop with yummy snacks, hot cocoa, and raffle prizes!! We provide all the materials and instruct you step-by-step to create a fun set of holiday ornaments! Give them as a gift for someone special, made by you! Choose from the sets of designs and paint colors in the workshop. Please note that due to the size of these projects, no personalization is accepted.
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REGISTRATION DEADLINE: December 7
TIME: 4-5 PM
DATES: Sunday, December 4
Saturday, September 17 General Swim: 1-5 PM Sunday, September 18 General Swim: 1-5 PM Saturday, September 24 To be announced... Sunday, September 25 General Swim: 1-5 PM • Pool passes will be valid per normal operating policies. • Admissions will follow all normal operating policies. • All times are pending weather, PSU Home Football Games schedules, and staffing availability. Please check this website before planning your visit.
Page 20 Register online at crpr.recdesk.com/Community/Home Aquatics AAQUTICS PARK FOREST COMMUNITY POOL and WILLIAM L. WELCH COMMUNITY POOL 2022 Admissions and Season Pass Fees RESIDENT FEES Residents must reside in State College Borough or in the Township of College, Harris, Ferguson, or Patton. Proof of residence may be required. Age 2 and under* 3-10 and After11-6465+5PM** Daily Admission Free$8$10 $5 (Ages 3+) Season Passes $110Free$85 $65 (Ages 3+) * Each toddler must wear a swim diaper and be accompanied by an in-water •chaperone.5th+family member passes are available for $50/person NON-RESIDENT FEES Age 2 and under* 3-10 and After11-6465+5PM** Daily Admission Free$10$12 $7 (Ages 3+) Season Passes $165$128Free $98 (Ages 3+) * Each toddler must wear a swim diaper and be accompanied by an in-water •chaperone.5th+family member passes are available for $75/person IMPORTANT NOTES **After 5 PM Pass is good for after 5 PM on weekdays and all day on the weekends. • Non-Swimming Adults: $2 (Not in swimwear; not entering the water.) • Children ages 10 and under must be accompanied by an adult ages •16+.Ages listed apply as of the date of purchase. • No refunds, credits, or transfers. If the pool is closed in excess of 30 min. during a visit, cash admission patrons are eligible for a coupon for a future FREE visit. These coupons are not available for season pass holders or group admissions, and expire at the end of the current season. Visit our website for our POOL FAQ; it has all the info. you need for a safe and fun pool visit! The Cheese Shoppe 234 Calder Way • State College Always over 25 Premium International Coffees, plus Cheese, Oils, Vinegar, Candies, & Gourmet Items
End-Of-Summer Bonus Days at Welch Pool
DATE AGES LOCATION TIME FEES
Swimming Lessons Level 1
DATE AGES LOCATION TIME FEES
Prerequisite: Level 1 or equivalent. At completion, children are able to submerge and retrieve objects, glide and kick on front and back, bob 10 times, demonstrate three yards of front and back crawl, and demonstrate basic water safely skills.
Designed for children beginning swim lessons. At completion, children are able to submerge face, float and kick with support, demonstrate a combined stroke on front and on back, and demonstrate very basic water safety skills.
4-12 yrs. SCASD Natatorium 6:20-7 PM $84R / $126NR Mondays and Wednesdays, October 24-November 16
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Mondays and Wednesdays, September 26-October 19
Swimming Lessons Preschool
Classes fill quickly; registration for sequential classes cannot be guaranteed.
Designed for the child to develop a comfort level in the water as well as a readiness for learning how to swim. Children will receive an introduction to basic swimming and water safety skills.
• Classes are held as scheduled except during electrical storms and facility closings.
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• Only lesson participants are permitted on the pool deck areas. Parents and guests must remain in the designated waiting area.
• Please note that make-up sessions for all youth aquatic classes that are cancelled will be scheduled at the same time on the Friday following the cancelled class.
3-6 yrs. SCASD Natatorium 5:40-6:10 PM $84R / $126NR Mondays and Wednesdays, October 24-November 16
Mondays and Wednesdays, September 26-October 19
CRPR Aquatic Program Policies
Swimming Lessons Level 2
DATE PROGRAM LOCATION TIME AGES / FEES
Mondays and Wednesdays, September 26-October 19
4-12 yrs. SCASD Natatorium 5:30-6:10 PM $84R / $126NR Mondays and Wednesdays, October 24-November 16
Mondays and Wednesdays, September 26-October 19
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Prerequisite: Level 2 or equivalent. At completion, children are able to bob 15 times, jump into deep water, dive from a kneeling position, and demonstrate 10 yards of front and back crawl stroke, elementary backstroke kick, treading water, and water safety skills.
Mondays and Wednesdays, September 26-October 19
Swimming Lessons Level 4
Swimming Lessons Level 3
SCASD Natatorium 6:20-7 PM $84R / $126NR
5-14 yrs.
DATE AGES LOCATION TIME FEES
Aquatics continued
Mondays and Wednesdays, October 24-November 16
Prerequisite: Level 3 or equivalent. At completion, children are able to demonstrate a standing front dive, elementary backstroke, 25 yards of front and back crawl, breaststroke and sidestroke kicks, treading water, and water safety skills.
Swimming Lessons Level 5
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DATE AGES LOCATION TIME FEES
4-12 yrs.
SCASD Natatorium 6:20-7 PM $84R / $126NR
Mondays and Wednesdays, September 26-October 19 5-14 yrs.
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Mondays and Wednesdays, October 24-November 16
Mondays and Wednesdays, October 24-November 16
Prerequisite: Level 4 or equivalent. At completion, children are able to demonstrate 50 yards of front and back crawl, 10 yards of breaststroke and sidestroke, 25 yards of elementary backstroke, butterfly kick, turns, and water safety skills.
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a tree Stand in the sunshine Listen to a bird Find a flower bud Find something green Imagine a shape in the clouds Find a Identifystickanimal tracks Locate a pine tree Find an insect Find 3 different kinds of leaves Find some water Your Recreation www.CRPR.orgDestination!
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https://www.crpr.org/centre-region-active-adult-center
FEES: $5 County Resident / $10 Non-County Resident
Tournament!
Match your wits with the clues and the suspects as you try to solve the mystery! The Centre Region Active Adult Center has once again partnered with the Penn State University Recreation, Park and Tourism Management students to bring you a morning full of suspense! Lunch is included in the festivities. Please note: The deadline to register is October 19.
Love to Play Rummikub? Then join us at the Active Adult Center for a good, old-fashioned, friendly Rummikub It's free to participate! There will be prizes for 1st, 2nd and 3rd places. Light refreshments, raffles and 50/50 will also be part of the event. Must pre-register to play! If you have questions, please feel free to contact the Active Adult Center at (814) 231-3076.
Nittany Mall, Suite #990, 2901 E. College Ave, State College (814) 231-3076
Active Adult Center Special Events
Active Adult Center
We look forward to our Fall Programming which includes a mix of FREE programs that run on a regular monthly basis. We have specialty programs too such as health, fitness, and wellness programs, and our special events / holiday activities. Please stop by for a tour of the Center to learn more about what we do!
Murder Mystery Luncheon with RPTM
The Center has re-opened with a regular schedule of M-F, 9 AM-3 PM daily, and Centre County Van Transportation to the Center remains available.
The Active Adult Center staff are excited to welcome you to our Center inside the Nittany Mall! With a wide variety of activities for active adults, ages 55+, it is the perfect place for your recreational, educational, and social needs! A print and online calendar of events are available to keep participants informed of exciting Center happenings! Stop by, say hello, and check out our latest opportunities!
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DATES: Wednesday, November 2 TIME: 10 AM-1 PM AGES: 55 yrs. and over
DATES: Wednesday, November 9 TIME: 10 AM-2 PM AGES: 55 yrs. and over FEES: FREE
Rummikub Tournament
Tai Chi
Deeply rooted in Chinese meditation, medicine and martial arts, Tai Chi combines mental concentration with slow, controlled movements to focus the mind, and challenge the body. Not sure Tai Chi is right for you? Come join the practice group for a demo session at no charge. This is a "drop-in" Tai Chi Class at $2 per session fee. Initial registration required, then additional session fees can be paid directly to the instructor on the day of each class.
This on-going program is designed to improve balance, flexibility, and strength, reducing the risk of falling. All equipment is provided. This class uses exercise bands, foam balls, and hand weights. Exercises are done in a chair or standing. Free classes are open to ages 55 and over and are held at the Active Adult Center in the Nittany Mall on Monday and Thursday
TIME: 10:45-11:45 AM September 19-December 19 AGES: 55 yrs. and over FEES: $10 County Resident / $15 Non-County Resident
Healthy Steps
AGES: 55 yrs. and over FEES: FREE
TIME: 9-11 AM
Line dancing is a fun and interactive exercise class set to music. By participating in this exciting class, you will achieve benefits such as: reduction of stress and depression; increased energy and serotonin; improved flexibility, strength, balance, and endurance; strengthening of bones and improved cardiovascular health; increased mental capacity while exercising cognitive processes; and enhanced dynamic and rapid-fire decision making. No experience needed. Exercise just for the fun of it, and/or participate in community performances of the Silver Spurs.
DATES: Saturdays,
TIME: 9:45-10:45 AM
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DATES:mornings.
Silver Spurs Line Dancing
DATES: Wednesdays, September 24-December 17 September 21-December 14
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Mondays and Thursdays, September 19-December 19
DATES: Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays,
TIME: 5-7 PM
Active Adult Center Health, Fitness & Wellness
AGES: 55 yrs. and over
AGES: 55 yrs. and over FEES: $2 County Resident / FEES: $2 County Resident / $3 Non-County Resident $3 Non-County Resident
FEES: $10 County Resident / $15 Non-County Resident
DATES: Mondays and Thursdays, September 19-December 19 TIME: 5:15-6:16 PM
Join our "Get Me Moving!" Group for some fitness that fits your lifestyle. Banish stiff muscles by stretching and doing core conditioning with us. You'll have lots of fun and meet some great folks while getting fit! Classes are held at the Active Adult Center on Monday and Thursday evenings.
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Wednesdays, September 28, October 26, November 30, and December 28
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FEES: $3 County Resident / $4 Non-County Resident
Have a passion for cooking? Looking for some budgetfriendly recipes to make at home? Join us once a month at the Active Adult Center as we take "a bite" into the world of cooking on a budget! Each class we will review and prepare a specific recipe, the budgeted cost, where to buy ingredients, specific utensil's needed and nutritional value! This class is a drop-in class. Fee will be collected at each class to cover
DATES:ingredients.
Get Me Moving!
AGES: 55 yrs. and over
TIME: 10 AM-12 PM
Cooking Class - Big Food Little Money!
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Active Adult Hiking Group
AGES: 55 yrs. and over
TIME: 9 AM-1 PM (April-Oct.)
AGES: 55 yrs. and over 10 AM-1 PM (Nov.-Mar.)
Studies show that spending time in nature boosts energy, improves immune function, concentration and mood, increases vitamin D and reduces stress. Hiking is beneficial to Active Adults and improves heart health, reduces muscle loss, keeps your body flexible and increases balance while preventing falls. In the Centre Region we are fortunate to have so many natural spaces to enjoy, from local park trails and regional biking paths to multiple state forests and state parks just outside of State College. Join the Active Adult Hiking Group for weekly hikes in and around the Center Region to explore the beautiful trails this area has to offer! Visit our website at https://www.crpr.org/centre-region-active-adult-center, then choose the Hiking Group Schedule in the left menu or contact the Active Adult Center at (814) 231-3076 for additional information. Hikers meet at the Westerly Parkway Shopping Plaza at 9 AM April through October, then 10 AM November through March.
Active Adult Center Health, Fitness & Wellness Classes continued
FEES: FREE
INSTRUCTOR: Jane Taylor
DATES: September 13-December 13
Come and join Karen from Schlow Library and discuss the most current books, some climbing the New York Bestseller's List! Book Club will now be held the second Wednesday of the month starting in September. The Fall Session Book Club gathering will be held on the following dates and covering the books listed: September 14's Book - "The Magnolia Palace" by Fiona Barton; October 12's Book - "The Woman in the Library" by Sulari Gentill; and November 9's Book - "Run Rose Run" by Dolly Parton and James Patterson.
Second Tuesday of Each Month at 5 PM
TIME: 11-11:30 AM
FEES: $10 County Resident / $15 Non-County Resident
Do you need a little "sparkle" in your life? Do you enjoy crafting? Then plan to join us once a month at the Active Adult Center as we teach the basics of jewelry making. Each class will teach a different technique in the art of making jewelry. All materials and tools needed are included. Leave with a beautiful handmade piece of jewelry made by YOU!
Join ACAP on the second Tuesday of each month at 5 PM for free educational programs. ACAP is an organization that supports adult child caregivers through education, resources, and support. Helping caregivers to better care for themselves and their aging parents. If additional information, please feel free to contact the Active Adult Center at (814) 231-3076.
Open Artist Studio
AGES: 55 yrs. and over
ACAP (Adult Children of Aging Parents)
FEES: FREE INSTRUCTOR:
Jewelry Making 101
AGES:
FEES: $4 County Resident / $6 Non-County Resident
Mid-State Literacy Council - Digital Skills Ready @ 50+ Class
TIME: 12-3 PM
DATES: Thursdays, September 22-December 15
Art can serve as a way to explore your past and your present experiences. Whether you look at art as therapy or just a way to have fun, art is a powerful tool. Capitalizing on creativity promotes a positive outlook and sense of wellbeing. Join us and share your talents and knowledge with others who enjoy all forms of art. Please bring your own supplies. Supplies can be kept at the Center in locked cabinets.
DATES: October 12 - Creating and Accessing Email
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Book Club with Schlow Library
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October 19 - Protecting Your Personal Information Online
Active Adult Center Programs
October 27 - Navigating with Google Maps
DATES: Mondays, October 10, November 14, and December 12 TIME: 10-11:45 AM
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AGES: 55 yrs. and over
Join us at the Active Adult Center as the Mid-State Literacy Council, a non-for-profit local organization, provides seniors with the opportunity to gain technology skills. Instructors will be sharing their skills to assist in the use technology to communicate and connect with schools, healthcare, and employment. The Mid-State Literacy's dream is that no one lacks literacy, so everyone can access a life of safety, realized goals, and community participation. Please contact the Mid-State Literacy Council at 814-238-1809 to register or contact the Active Adult Center at (814) 231-3076 for additional information.
MAH JONGG-ADVANCED PLAY (Mondays; 12 PM)
Please see our on-line monthly activities calendar at www.crpr.org and click on the “Active Adult” tab or give the Active Adult Center a call at (814) 231-3076 for specific dates.
Never Played Mah Jongg? Do you enjoy games that involve skill, strategy, and calculation? If so, then Mah Jongg is perfect for you! Learn to play Mah Jongg in this five-week class. Played with a set of 144 tiles, based on Chinese characters and symbols, Mah Jongg involves a degree of chance and fun for all who
Come and enjoy a friendly game of Bridge! Bridge's popularity has waxed and waned in the decades since its creation, but it remains one of the most popular four-player card games in the world. All levels of players are welcome.
9-9:30 AM – SILVERSNEAKERS “BOOM” 9:45-10:30 AM – SILVERSNEAKERS “MIND”
FEES: FREE
MASTER GARDENERS (Every other Tuesdays; 10:30 AM)
SILVERSNEAKERS (Fridays)
Active Adult Center Games, Games, and Games!
500 BID CARD GAME (Fridays; 9:30 AM)
DIME/NICKLE BINGO (Dates vary; 10:30 AM)
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TIME: 10:30 AM-3 PM September 20-December 15
MAH JONGG-REGULAR PLAY (Wednesdays, 12:30 PM)
DATES: Tuesdays and Thursdays,
Learn Mah Jongg
Contact the Center at 814-231-3071 or check the calendar posted here: https://www.crpr.org/AAC-about-center
Learn and Play Canasta
AGES: 55 yrs. and over
Monthly Drop-In Programs - Call For More Information
AGES: 55 yrs. and over
DATES:play!
Wednesdays, September 21-October 26
PINOCHLE (Tuesdays; 9:30 AM)
TIME: 12-3 PM
INSTRUCTOR: Bonnie Spetzer
TIME: 12:30-2:30 PM
PENNY POKER (Mondays and Wednesdays; 9:30 AM)
FEES: $10 County Resident / $15 Non-County Resident
AGES: 55 yrs. and over FEES: $10 County Resident / $14 Non-County Resident
If you've never played Canasta, you truly don't know what you're missing! A cousin of Gin Rummy, Canasta has been played for over 75 years and is both fun and challenging to play. If you are interested in learning tplay or need to brush-up on your skills, stop in and join us.
Bridge
DATES: Tuesdays, September 20-December 20
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A Walk With Grief
Health, Fitness and Wellness Classes
Instructor: Jackie Naginey Hook.DATES:
AGES: 18 yrs. and over
Walking to move grief from the inside to the outside. Walking to benefit from physical activity. Walking to connect with the healing aspects of nature. And walking to know you’re not alone. You can speak and share with others, or you can move about in silence. The important thing is to show up. In partnership with Koch Funeral Home, sessions will be one hour and held at different parks in our community. Park locations will be provided upon registration.
Monday's Moments
DATES: Mondays, Sept. 26, Oct. 17, Nov.21, and Dec. 19
Yoga for Fitness and Stability
LOCATION: Various Parks PROGRAM: 44101
AGES: 18 yrs. and over FEES: $70R / $105NR
TIME: 12-1:30 PM
A stronger and more flexible body is a more mobile body. During this 60-minute class, we will explore postures and exercises that will help you build strength and flexibility, both physically and mentally. Focusing on movements that mimic those of daily living and including a touch of Pilates and strength training just for fun. This class is suitable for beginners and experienced yogis alike. Participants are asked to bring their own yoga mats, and all other equipment will be provided. Instructor: Jessica Minelli.
LOCATION: SCASD Spring Creek Elementary Gym PROGRAM: 44763
A Walk with Grief is not an exercise program but instead a time of coming together with others who are grieving a loss and walking.
Tuesdays, September 27-October 25
Instructor: Jackie Naginey Hook
AGES: 18 yrs. and over
LOCATION: Sept. 26 - Millbrook Marsh Nature Center; PROGRAM: 44102 Oct. 17 - Sunset Park; and Nov. 21 and Dec. 19 - Schlow Centre Region Library
FEES: FREE
Monday’s Moments, in partnership with Koch Funeral Home, are educational and support gatherings for individuals who have lost loved ones. We come together, learn a little about the grief journey, support one another, and see that we are not alone. These special Monday’s Moments gatherings have the added healing benefit of nature.
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TIME: 8-9 AM
FEES: FREE
DATES: Tuesdays, Nov. 1-Dec. 6 TIME: 6:15-7:15 PM
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LOCATION: Easterly Parkway Elementary Gym PROGRAM: 44702
Weight training is a type of strength training that uses weights for resistance. Weight training provides stress to the muscles that cause them to adapt and get stronger. Effective weight training depends on proper technique. This class is designed to strengthen and tone the upper and lower body using proper and safe techniques. You will need a set of hand weights, a mat, and a chair (sometimes). This class is offered live, online through Zoom. Instructor: Janet Jonson, ACE Group Fitness Instructor. - (#44747) Pilates is a non-impact, toning class challenging the core. The class works on a mat using body weight for resistance to strengthen muscles and increase flexibility. All that is required is your personal mat, a Instructor: Roe Davis, ACE Certified Instructor.
High Fitness is a combination of aerobic and anaerobic training, complemented by active recovery tracks, making the format an extremely effective and efficient form of training. Alternating bouts of high-intensity movement with moderate/active recovery means you avoid plateaus and constantly challenge your body in a safe and effective way that works for you. High Fitness is a zero equipment, full-body workout that has been shown to improve overall endurance, stamina, strength, and cardiovascular health. More importantly, it yields extremely important mental health benefits. Beyond the workout, High Fitness brings fun, fabulous music, and a community like no other – con nection, support, and inclusion reap their own benefits on both the mind and body! Instructor: Nicole Gee.
Combination class. DATE AGES LOCATION TIME FEES PROGRAM Tuesdays, Nov. 1-Dec.13 18 yrs. and over Corl Street Elem. Gym or via Zoom 6:155:30-PM $83R / $125NR 44743 Thursdays, Nov. 3-Dec. 15 via Zoom $73R / $110NR 44745 Tues. and Thurs., Nov. 1-Dec. 15 Spring Creek Elem.Gym (Tues.) and via Zoom (Thursdays) $126R / $189 NR 44747 Pilates Mat
HIIT & Weight Training
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Health, Fitness and Wellness Classes
TIME: 6:30-7:30 PM
HIIT, or high-intensity interval training, is a training technique in which you give an all-out, 100% effort through quick, intense bursts of exercise, followed by short recovery periods. This type of training gets and keeps your heart rate up and burns more fat in less time. For this class, we will be using a 50-second intensity period followed by a 10-second rest period. The class is a 5x4 meaning four different intervals repeated five times. You will need a set of hand weights, a mat, and a chair (sometimes). When registering, please choose in-person or live online. Instructor: Janet Jonson, ACE Group Fitness Inst.
Weight Training - Live Online (#44745)
High Fitness
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In-Person AND Online
FEES: $85R / $128NR
HIIT Fitness - In Person OR Online (#44743)
AGES: 18 yrs. and over
DATES: Tuesdays, September 27-November 15
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DATE AGES LOCATION TIME FEES PROGRAM Mondays, September 26-October 24 18 yrs. and over Corl Street Elem. Gym 5:30-6:30 PM $50R / $75NR 44765 Mondays, November 7-December 12 $60R / $90NR 44766
Centre Region Parks and Recreation is pleased to offer the opportunity for you to show your support for active recreation by purchasing a 4' x 6' or 4' x 8' vinyl banner at the John Hess Softball Complex and Oak Hall Regional Park. Promotional banners are displayed on the outfield fences for the duration of the 2023 Season (Apr.-Oct.) and are visible to attendees at over 1,000 softball games, over 19 tournaments, and other recreation programs scheduled at the complexes throughout the year. Contact the Agency at 814-231-3071 or crpr@crcog.net.
How You Can Help
Donations of all shapes and sizes help CRPR provide important “extras,” like youth scholarships, which create excellent experiences for local youth in need. Interested in a Remembrance Tree, a My Veteran/My Hero tree, or a Gift Bench in one of the Centre Region Parks? Visit www.crpr.org and look for Sponsorships & Donations under the About Us menu for details. You can also contact the main office at 814-231-3071 or email crpr@crcog.net!
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About The Authority
Many members of the Authority also participate in their municipality's Parks and Recreation Committee; this dual service provides a great conduit between the Authority/Agency and the municipality like Capital Improvement Projects, timelines of various park improvements, recommended programming for the community, policies and procedures, and more.
Gifts for Parks
Ballfield Banner Sponsorships!
The Authority membership includes five municipalities--the Borough of State College and the Townships of College, Ferguson, Harris, and Patton, and the State College Area School District. Each municipality appoints one volunteer representative to serve a five-year term, plus one representative from the State College Area School District who is appointed by State College Borough Council. In October 2011, the five participating municipalities re-authorized the future of the Authority for January 2012 through December 2061.
The Authority is a registered 501c3 non-profit and registered as a PA Bureau of Charitable Giving organization. More info. about the Authority to include the members' and their terms, the history of the Agency (55 years in 2021) and the Authority (since 1974), as well as By-Laws and links to meeting agendas and minutes, can be found here: www.crpr.org/about-crpr-authority The Authority works directly with the Centre Region Parks and Recreation Agency on its Fees & Charges, regional park development, pool operations, nature center operations, and much more!
The mission of the Centre Region Parks and Recreation Authority is to serve Centre Region residents of all ages throughout the year with a variety of recreation opportunities and access to facilities to enrich their lives through participation in programs, facility use, provision of leadership resources and technical assistance, and serving the participating municipalities' residents and groups.
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Centre Region Parks and Recreation Authority
The mission of the Centre Region Parks and Recreation Authority is to serve Centre Region residents of all ages throughout the year with a variety of recreation opportunities and access to facilities to enrich their lives through participation in programs, facility use, provision of leadership resources and technical assistance, and serving the participating municipalities' residents and groups.
To learn more about the Authority and its relationship to the Centre Region Parks and Recreation Department, please visit https://www.crpr.org/about-crpr-authority
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Parks are listed by amenities such as pavilions, trails, playgrounds, trail distances (for some parks), and courts. The Find Your Park map also includes street addresses and links to Google Maps if you're not sure where all of the parks are located. Break-up your walking routine and visit some of the parks' walking trails!
Walking In The Parks
Interested in stretching your legs and power walking in the local parks? Centre Region Parks and Recreation recently updated its Find Your Park tab on its website, www.crpr.org/find-your-park.
