The Summer Guide - City of Middleton

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Register online at:
www.ci.middleton.wi.us
7426 HUBBARD AVENUE, MIDDLETON, WI 53562 | (608) 821-8360
Registration starts
Monday, April 18
PART OF THE NEW
SUMMER CAMPS
Put on your super cape… it’s time for an adventure! Our all-new Super Kids’ Quest Summer
Camp is full of exciting, creative missions where kids will exercise their muscles, imaginations
scheduling options allow you to sign your Super Kid up for several weeks, a single week or
even just a day at a time!
Enrollment for Summer Begins March 14!
Middleton
www.tlgmiddletonwi.com
608.836.3028
It's always SUNNY on
The Big Red Mat!
Join us for Summer Fun!
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608.442.0608
Parent / Child Classes · Pre-K & Grade School Gymnastics · Dance · Karate
Sports Skills · Awesome Birthday Bashes · Parents’ Survival Night · Camp
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Middleton Recreation Division
General Information
Middleton Public Lands, Recreation,
and Forestry
Registration Procedures
Public Lands Manager: Penni Klein
Recreation & Aquatic Supervisor: Rebecca Price
City Forester: Mark Wegner
Youth Center Director: Gabrielle Hinahara
Recreation Assistant: Greg Lamping
Office Manager: Jessica Ripp
Location: 7426 Hubbard Avenue (City Hall)
Phone: 608-821-8360
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.cityofmiddleton.us
Office Hours:
Memorial Day-Labor Day
8:00am-4:30pm Monday-Thursday
8:00am-3:00pm Friday
Labor Day-Memorial Day
8:15am-3:00pm Monday- Friday
Online Registration
Purpose
Walk-In (7426 Hubbard Avenue)
The Middleton Recreation Division’s purpose is to
serve as a catalyst in the development, initiation,
coordination, and the support for a variety of leisure
time activities and facilities for residents of all ages.
Program & Activity Site Locations
Aquatic Center – 2400 Park Lawn Place
City Hall – 7426 Hubbard Avenue
Clark Street Community School – 2429 Clark Street
Fireman’s Park – 7400 Lee Street
Hubbard Activity Center – 7448 Hubbard Avenue
Kromrey Middle School – 7009 Donna Drive
Lakeview Park – 6300 Mendota Avenue
Middleton High School – 2100 Bristol Street
Middleton Youth Center – 2429 Clark Street
Northside School – 3620 High Road
Table of Contents
General Recreation Programs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5–8
Middleton Youth Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Drama Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Enrichment Activities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Hubbard Activity Center Programs. . . . . . . . . . 12–15
Engineering for Kids. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Pool Information and Activities . . . . . . . . . . . . 19–21
Dog Exercise Park . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Park Facilities and Services. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Shelter Facilities. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Register online at:
By using the online system, registration will be available 24
hours a day, seven days a week. Registration will be done
through RecDesk. To find the activities you want to register
for, go to our website at www.cityofmiddleton.us and hover
over “I Want To”, click “Register for Recreation Programs” to
access the RecDesk site. Not all classes or programs may be
available for online registration.
Mail-In
Mail in registration for all programs will be accepted beginning
the dates listed. Early postmarks will be returned. Proof of
School District residency required if check address does not
reflect residency. Completed registration forms with payment
should be sent to:
7426 Hubbard Ave.
Middleton, WI 53562
Walk in registration for all programs will be accepted
beginning the dates listed and will continue until classes
are filled. We do not accept phone registrations.
Late Registrations
Late registrations will not be accepted, unless approved
by the Recreation Supervisor. Registration deadlines are
important, so please register early! They help us purchase
supplies, apparel, and assign staff prior to the program start.
Recreation Program Registration Dates
Session
Start Date
End Date
1
April 18
2
April 18
One week prior
to class start date
unless otherwise
listed.
Aquatic Program Registration Dates
Session
Start Date
End Date
1
April 18
June 9
2
June 1
June 22
3
June 15
July 6
4
June 29
July 20
5
July 13
August 3
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2016 Summer Programs
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Transfers
Resident/Non-Resident
Refunds
Credit Card Payment
Transfers between classes must be done within a minimum
of three days prior to the start of a class. After that time,
transfers will not be accepted.
Full refunds will be made on all classes that are cancelled by
the Recreation Division. Full refunds will be honored for any
written request made a minimum of 5 days prior to the start
of the class or program. Credit Card processing fees are
non-refundable. Refunds will not be issued for unattended
classes, weather related cancellations, or holiday dates. A
$5.00 service charge is withheld for all refunds, unless the
activity is cancelled by the Recreational Division. There will
be no refunds issued once the program starts. Participants
who miss classes due to illness, vacations, etc., will not be
provided the opportunity to make them up.
Min/Max Enrollment
Middleton Recreation will determine the minimum number
of participants needed to hold the program, and reserves
the right to cap enrollment when deemed necessary. If the
minimum number for a program is not met one week prior to
the program start date, the program will be cancelled.
Program Postponements/Inclement Weather
Any program postponed due to inclement weather will not
be rescheduled. The Middleton Recreation Division will post
messages for all programs in case of inclement weather. If
MCPASD closes, no programs will be held at the schools
and the Youth Center will be closed. If you would like more
information about a possible cancellations or postponements,
check the city website at www.cityofmiddleton.us or call the
Recreation HOTLINE at 608-821-8357.
For program enrollment, Residents are those that reside within
the Middleton-Cross Plains School District boundaries. NonResidents are those that are not part of the school district.
All credit card payments, including online payments, are
charged a non-refundable processing fee.
ADA
If you require assistance or have special needs, please contact
the department.
Financial Assistance
There is limited financial assistance available. Please contact
the department for more details.
Photo Policy
Middleton Recreation Division programs and events are often
photographed for promotional purposes. If you do not wish
to be included in a Recreation Division photo, please indicate
this to the instructor and/or photographer.
Employment
The Middleton Public Lands, Recreation, and Forestry
Department employs many individuals to work with various
programs and out in the field maintaining public lands.
Contact the department to inquire about possible openings.
Summer hiring takes place February and March.
Liability
Participants must assume full responsibility for injuries
while participating.
Confirmation of Enrollment
Once you have registered, plan on attending at the listed times
and dates. Please feel free to call to verify your enrollment and/
or ask questions. The Recreation Division will only contact you
if the program is full, cancelled, or there are changes.
Age/Grade Requirements
All youth programs age restrictions will be based on the first
day of the program. All grade restrictions will be based on
the current school year. Age and grade requirements are set
to benefit all children and to make instruction easier for the
program leader. All participants must register for the correct
class or they may be contacted to move classes or lose their
spot in the program.
Registration starts
Monday, April 18
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Disclaimer: This is not a school-sponsored activity and the
Middleton-Cross Plains Area School District does not provide
support or endorsement of this program/activity. It has neither
reviewed nor approved the program, personnel, or activities
announced in this brochure/flyer. Permission to distribute
this material must not be considered a recommendation or
endorsement by the school district.
Friday Fun Days
Zoo To You (Ages 4-12)
This class is designed to educate
children on various animals through
the Henry Vilas Zoo To You program.
This is a live animal presentation
which covers a variety of content,
generally a combination of any
of the following: classification,
adaptations, predator-prey
relationships, natural history, and
behavior. There are many factors
which go into which animals appear
each day; so unfortunately, we do not know which animals
will be used in advance of the program.
Location: Lakeview Park
Day: Friday
Time: 1:00-2:00pm
Cost: $5/Participant
CODE:
DATE:
3001.301
6/24
Red, White & Blue Crew (Ages 4-8)
Prepare for the 4th of July with this collection of great games,
crafts, and snacks -- all perfect for an Independence Day party!
Day: Friday
Time: 9:30-11:00am
CODE:
DATE:
3002.301
7/1
Princess Tea Party (Ages 4-8)
Hear Ye, Hear Ye, calling all princesses for a royal tea party!
Come dressed in your favorite princess attire & enjoy some tea,
cupcakes, crafts and games; oh what fun this party will be!
Location: Hubbard Activity Center
Day: Friday
Time: 9:00-11:00am
CODE:
DATE:
5011.301
7/8
Register online at:
Be a Superhero (Ages 3-8)
Calling all superheros – we need you! Join us for a SUPER fun
morning of crafts, games and activities. Since being a superhero
requires SUPER energy, we’ll finish the morning off with a SUPER
snack! Superhero attire encouraged!
Day: Friday
Time: 9:30-11:00am
CODE:
DATE:
3003.301
7/15
Spa Day
(Ages 6-10)
Scrub, mask, polish and
relax! A face scrub & mask,
along with a pedicure are
on the agenda along with
snacks, beverages and
relaxing music! Feel free
to bring robes and comfy clothes to fully enjoy and indulge in
this event. Be sure to wear sandals that won’t smudge your
new pedicure!
Day: Friday
Time: 9:00-11:00am
CODE:
DATE:
5012.301
7/29
Noah’s Ark Stuff & Fluff
Animal Workshop
(Ages 5-10)
Noah’s Ark Animal Workshop, the traveling make your own
stuffed animal workshop, is back for the summer! If you
would like to stuff, name, and love your very own summertime
friend, join us to experience the fun. Please choose animal
during registration: fish, turtle or octopus.
Day: Friday
Time: 10:00-11:00am
CODE:
DATE:
5013.301
8/5
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Youth Sports Programs
NEW Flag Football (Grades 3-8)
Are you ready for some football? This recreational program
is designed to provide participants with the opportunity to
learn the game of football. Participants will be divided into
different teams at each meeting time to take part in
instructional drills, agilities, strategies and live 4x4
game play. This is a non-contact sport but mouth
guards are recommended. Location: Lakeview Park
Day: Monday & Wednesday
Cost: $30 R /$45 NR
Min: 10 Max: 28
Flag Football (Grades 3-5)
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
SESSION:
2101.301
6/15-7/13 10-10:50am
1
Flag Football (Grades 6-8)
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
SESSION:
2102.301
6/15-7/13 11-11:50am
1
NEW Flag Rugby (Grades 3-9)
In this instructional co-ed program your child will learn
the basics of rugby sevens -a 2016 Olympic sport! There is
ball-carrying, passing, catching, kicking, teamwork and space
strategy. Rugby is a game founded on sportsmanship and the
skills readily transfer to other sports. The coaches are men
and women from the championship teams of Madison United
Rugby (Senior, Collegiate & High School).
Cost: $45 R/$67.50 NR
Rugby (Grades 3-4)
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
SESSION:
2401.301
6/20-7/27 6:45-8pm
1
Rugby (Grades 5-6)
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
SESSION:
2402.301
6/20-7/27 6:45-8pm
1
Rugby (Grades 7-9)
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
SESSION:
2403.301
6/20-7/27 6:45-8pm
1
NEW Kickball (Grades 3-8)
This league is all about some good ole school yard fun. Your
child will have the opportunity to polish their kickball skills
through different drills and games in this laid back, fun social
youth sport environment.
Day: Monday
Cost: $15 R/$22 NR
Min: 10 Max: 32
Kickball (Grades 3-5)
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
SESSION:
2404.302
7/25-8/15 10-10:50am
2
Kickball (Grades 6-8)
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
SESSION:
2405.302
7/25-8/15 11-11:50am
2
6
Small Fry Tennis
(Ages 4&5)
Small Fry Tennis is an instructional
program of fundamental skills
and techniques that is specifically
designed for young children. It
introduces participants to the game
of tennis. Every element of the
program has been created for the
younger player. Tennis racquet and
balls are provided.
Location: Lakeview Park Tennis Court
Day: Monday & Wednesday or Tuesday & Thursday
Cost: $25 R/$38 NR
Min: 5 Max: 12
CODE:
DAY: DATE:
TIME:
SESSION:
2501.301 M/W 6/15-7/13 10-10:30am
1
2502.301 T/TH 6/16-7/12 10-10:30am
1
2503.302 M/W 7/25-8/17 10-10:30am
2
2504.302 T/TH 7/26-8/18 10-10:30am
2
Youth Tennis (Ages 6-12)
Beginners: For those new to the sport, instruction through
games and competition in the basic strokes of tennis:
Introduction to forehand, backhands and volleys.
Intermediate: For those who have had beginner lessons, and
have begun to hit serves, volleys, and groundstrokes with
some success. Lobs, overheads, approach, and drop shots
will be introduced. Basic strategies and match play will be
introduced, along with serving.
Cost: $30 R/$45 NR
Min: 5 Max: 12
Tennis (Ages 6&7)
CODE:
DAY: DATE:
TIME:
LEVEL:
SESSION:
2505.301 M/W 6/15-7/13 9-9:50am Beginner
1
2506.301 T/TH 6/16-7/12 9-9:50am Beginner
1
2507.301 T/TH 6/16-7/12 9-9:50am Intermediate 1
2508.302 M/W 7/25-8/17 9-9:50am Beginner
2
2509.302 T/TH 7/26-8/18 9-9:50am Beginner
2
2510.302 T/TH 7/26-8/18 9-9:50am Intermediate 2
Tennis (Ages 8&9)
CODE: DAY: DATE:
TIME:
LEVEL:
SESSION:
2511.301 M/W 6/15-7/13 10:40-11:30am Beginner
1
2512.301 T/TH 6/16-7/12 10:40-11:30am Beginner
1
2513.301 T/TH 6/16-7/12 10:40-11:30am Intermediate 1
2514.302 M/W 7/25-8/17 10:40-11:30am Beginner
2
2515.302 T/TH 7/26-8/18 10:40-11:30am Beginner
2
2516.302 T/TH 7/26-8/18 10:40-11:30am Intermediate 2
Tennis (Ages 10-12)
CODE: DAY: DATE: TIME:
LEVEL:
SESSION:
2517.301 M/W 6/15-7/13 11:40am-12:30pm Beginner
1
2518.301 T/TH 6/16-7/12 11:40am-12:30pm Intermediate 1
2519.302 T/TH 7/26-8/18 11:40am-12:30pm Beginner
2
2520.302 T/TH 7/26-8/18 11:40am-12:30pm Intermediate 2
NEW Dodgeball (Grades 3-8)
Duck, dip, dive and dodge your way to a great time. This is
a supervised program which teaches the correct way to play
the game of dodgeball. Participants will be divided up into
different teams at each meeting time and will play a number
of different variations of dodgeball and get a great workout
too! Two different age divisions are offered and safe, Gator
Skin® balls will be used for this program.
Day: Wednesday
Cost: $15 R/$22 NR
Min: 10 Max: 32
Dodgeball (Grades 3-5)
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
SESSION:
2406.302
7/27-8/17 10-10:50am
2
Dodgeball (Grades 6-8)
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
SESSION:
2407.302
7/27-8/17 11-11:50am
2
Teeball (Ages 4&5)
Batter Up! This instructional program will offer first exposure
to boys and girls to the game of baseball. The program
emphasizes skills, sportsmanship and social development
through drills and scrimmages. Your child will learn how to
hit, throw, field, run the bases and other basic game play
strategy during the first week of practices and then put those
new skills into action the final 3 weeks in live game play.
Volunteer coaches are needed to help our tee ball coordinator
run drills and coach teams during games/scrimmages. Please
bring a glove. No Lessons 8/3.
Cost: $30 R/$45 NR
Min: 10 Max: 24
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
SESSION:
2701.302
7/25-8/22 5:30-6:20pm
2
2702.302
7/25-8/22 6:30-7:20pm
2
Soccer (Ages 4-7)
GOAL! This 4 week instructional program places an emphasis
on learning basic soccer skills, teamwork and sportsmanship
all while playing fun skill-based games. Please have your kids
wear athletic clothes and comfortable shoes. We may ask that
parents/adults help out during certain classes so please wear
comfortable shoes yourself.
Day: Tuesday & Thursday
Cost: $30 R/$45 NR
Min: 10 Max: 24
U6 League (Ages 4&5)
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
SESSION:
2301.301
6/16-7/12 10-10:50am
1
2302.301
6/16-7/12 11-11:50am
1
2303.301
6/16-7/12 5:30-6:20pm
1
2304.302
7/26-8/18 10-10:50am
2
2305.302
7/26-8/18 11-11:50am
2
2306.302
7/26-8/18 5:30-6:20pm
2
U8 League (Ages 6&7)
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
SESSION:
2307.301
6/16-7/12 9-9:50am
1
2308.301
6/16-7/12 6:30-7:20pm
1
2309.302
7/26-8/18 9-9:50am
2
2310.302
7/26-8/18 6:30-7:20pm
2
Volleyball Camp (Grades 5-8)
This four day clinic of volleyball skills is taught by the
Middleton High School coaches. The clinic will offer lectures,
drills, practice sessions, contests, and daily games. Please
wear gym shoes, practice clothes, and bring a towel.
Location: Kromrey Middle School
Day: Monday - Thursday
Cost: $50 R/$75 NR
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
SESSION:
2801.302
7/11-7/14 12:30-2pm
2
Track & Field (Ages 7-12)
On Your Mark, Get Set, GO! This is a supervised program
of training in various track & field events. Methods and
techniques of preparing for events will be taught. Running
Events will be encouraged. Track meets for participants will
be held the last day of each session starting at 1:00pm &
2:45pm at Middleton High School Track.
Location: Northside Elementary School
Cost: $30 R/$45 NR
Min: 10 Max: 32
Track (Ages 7-9)
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
SESSION:
2901.301
6/15-7/13 9:30-10:25am
1
2902.302
7/25-8/17 9:30-10:25am
2
Track (Ages 10-12)
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
SESSION:
2903.301
6/15-7/13 10:35-11:30am 1
2904.302
7/25-8/17 10:35-11:30 am 2
Register online at:
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Teen/Adult Sports Programs
Volleyball Camp (Grades 9-12)
This four day clinic of volleyball skills is taught by the
Middleton High School coaches. The clinic will offer lectures,
drills, practice sessions, contests, and daily games. Please
wear gym shoes, practice clothes, and bring a towel.
Location: Kromrey Middle School
Day: Monday - Thursday
Cost: $65 R/$98 NR
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
SESSION:
2802.302
7/11-7/14 2:15-4:30pm
2
Teen/Adult Tennis (Ages 13+)
Beginners: For those new to the sport, instruction through
games and competition in the basic strokes of tennis:
Introduction to forehand, backhands and volleys.
Intermediate: For those who have had beginner lessons, and
have begun to hit serves, volleys, and groundstrokes with
some success. Lobs, overheads, approach, and drop shots
will be introduced. Basic strategies and match play will be
introduced, along with serving.
Advanced: For those with dependable strokes, but want
to develop spin and pace on their shots. Action drills and
match play each session. Advanced shot selection and
strategies stressed.
Cost: $30 R/$45 NR
Min: 5 Max: 12
Tennis (Adult)
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
LEVEL:
SESSION:
1501.301 6/15-7/13 6-6:50pm Beginner
1
1502.301 6/15-7/13 6-6:50pm Intermediate
1
1503.302 7/25-8/17 6-6:50pm Beginner
2
1504.302 7/25-8/17 6-6:50pm Intermediate
2
1505.302 7/25-8/17 7-7:50pm Advanced
2
Tennis (Teen)
CODE:
DATE: TIME:
LEVEL:
SESSION:
2521.301 6/15-7/13 7-7:50pm
Beginner
1
2522.301 6/15-7/13 7-7:50pm
Intermediate
1
2523.302 7/25-8/17 11:40am-12:30pm Beginner
2
2524.302 7/25-8/17 11:40am-12:30pm Intermediate
2
2525.302 7/25-8/17 12:40-1:30pm
Advanced
2
NEW Teens Sand Volleyball (Ages 13-17)
FUN IN THE SUN! Co-ed Teen Summer Sand Volleyball League
will be played at Orchid Heights Park Sand Volleyball court.
League play begins June 23 and ends July 28. Grab your
friends and play in this 5 week regular season plus an end of
the season one day tournament. Games are self-officiated with
score kept by site supervisor. Game times are at 6, 7 and 8
pm. Sign up quickly, limited space available.
Location: Orchid Heights Park
Day: Thursday
Cost: $75
Min: 4 Max: 6
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
DIVISION:
2803.301
6/23-7/28 6-8pm
Teen Social
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NEW Adult Women’s & Co-ed Sand
Volleyball (Ages 18+)
FUN IN THE SUN! Women’s & Co-ed Adult Summer Sand
Volleyball League will be played at Orchid Heights Park Sand
Volleyball court. League play begins June 20. Grab your friends
and play in this 5 week regular season plus an end of the
season one day tournament. Games are self-officiated with
score kept by site supervisor. Game times are 6, 7, and 8 pm.
Sign up quickly, limited space available.
Location: Orchid Heights Park
Day: Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday
Cost: $90
Min: 4 Max: 6
CODE:
DATE:
DAY:
DIVISION:
1601.301
6/20-8/1
Mon
Women’s
1602.301
6/21-7/26 Tue
Co-ed Power
1603.301
6/22-7/27 Wed
Co-ed Rec
Couch to 5K (Ages 18+)
Couch to 5K is a gentle introduction to running. We start
by alternating between walking and running to slowly build
strength and endurance. After nine weeks, you will be ready
to run (or run/walk) the Good Neighbor Festival 5K race on
August 27. The group trains together once per week and asks
that you complete two weekly trainings on your own. No
previous running experience necessary. Race registration fee
not included in the cost of the program.
Location: Fireman’s Park
Day: Wednesday
Cost: $50
Min: 6 Max: 12
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
1201.301
6/29-8/24 5:30-6:30pm
Middleton Youth Center
FREE AFTER SCHOOL AND SUMMER PROGRAMS
Open to all 5th-8th Grade Students
The Youth Center offers:
• Enrichment: Students have the opportunity to participate
in daily activities and monthly mini-courses including art,
sports, gardening, drama, science, photography, cooking,
Girls Group, and more!
• Community Service and Leadership: We offer a Friday
Volunteer Club and Leadership Club that focus on giving
back to the community and developing leadership skills.
• Homework Help: Students can access the Homework
Help Room every school day from 4:15-6pm. Volunteer
tutors from Middleton High School are on-hand to answer
questions. We also communicate with school staff and
parents to ensure collaboration and success.
Spring Showcase: Thursday, April 21st from 5:30-7pm at Clark
Street Community School. FREE and open to the community!
Join us for:
• A short presentation and performance at 6pm.
• Displays of student work including art and science
projects and student-made videos.
• A chance to speak with students, staff, and
partner organizations.
The Middleton Youth Center’s Summer 2016 program runs
from 1:30-5:30pm M-R from June 20th-August 11th and
will include: sports, gardening, cooking, art, bike rides, a
volunteer reading program at Little Red Preschool, weekly
trips to the Middleton Aquatic Center, and more!
Register online at:
Important Dates:
• Thursday, 4/21: 5:30-7pm: Spring Showcase
• Thursday, 6/9: 3:45-6pm: Last Day of School Picnic at
Fireman’s Park
• Monday, 6/20: First Day of the Summer Program
• Every Tuesday 6/21-8/9: Field Trip to the Middleton
Aquatic Center
• Monday, 7/4: Closed for 4th of July
• Monday, 7/11: 1:30-4:30pm: Kids Garden Day 1
• Thursday, 7/21: 1:30-5:30pm: Field Trip to the Dane
County Fair
• Monday, 8/8: 1:30-4:30pm: Kids Garden Day 2
• Thursday, 8/11: Last Day of the regular Summer Program
• Tuesday, 8/23 at 10am-Wednesday, 8/24 at 1pm: End of
Summer Camping Trip at Devil’s Lake State Park!
• Thursday, 8/25: 6-8pm: Teen Pool Night at the Middleton
Aquatic Center
Location:Clark Street Community School
2429 Clark Street, Middleton
Hours:On School Days: 3:45-6pm
Summer Hours: M-F 1:30-5:30pm
Contact:Gabrielle Hinahara
Youth Center Director
City of Middleton Public Lands, Recreation, and
Forestry Department
(608) 225-2451 (Youth Center)
(608) 821-8363 (Office)
For enrollment forms and a weekly schedule,
please see our webpage:
http://ci.middleton.wi.us/index.aspx?nid=178
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Drama
Theater Camp (Ages 6-12)
We’ve revamped our summer drama program into a new,
fun, and educational experience for young and aspiring
actors! During this four week theatre camp, children will play
theater games, experiment with improvisation, and learn
basic performance skills: all that it takes to put on a show!
Participants will learn many important aspects of acting in
a creative and supportive environment. On the last day of
class, the performers will demonstrate their hard work with a
performance of what they’ve learned for friends and family.
All skill levels are welcome! If your child doesn’t have theatre
experience, don’t worry, this will be the perfect opportunity for
them to explore their talents. Please join us for this new and
exciting class!
Location: Middleton Performing Arts Center
Cost: $45 R/$67.50 NR
CODE:
DATE:
DAY:
TIME:
3101.301
7/6-7/27
Mon/Wed
10am-12pm
CODE:
DATE:
DAY:
TIME:
3100.301
7/5-7/28
Tues/Thurs 10am-12pm
Creative Drama (Grades 4-12)
This program is open to all children in the Middleton-Cross
Plains Area School District. It will culminate in a production
of a fantasy/adventure play that has yet to be determined,
directed by Abbie Hannam. Ms. Hannam works at Kromrey
Middle School, and has been involved in many local
productions through MHS Drama and Middleton Rec in
past years.
Participation in this program is determined by Audition:
Auditions will be held June 13th from 1-3pm at the Middleton
High School Performing Arts Center. Participants must prepare
a memorized audition piece from the materials provided online.
A final cast list will be determined following the audition.
Registration can be completed when the cast is finalized.
Rehearsals will be held for four weeks July 5-July 28 with
performances July 28-30. Rehearsals will generally go from
1-4pm M-Th and 1-3pm on Fridays. Please note that actors
must be at all rehearsals they are called to during the four
week period. However, if an actor is not in the scene being
rehearsed s/he should not attend rehearsal that day.
The official rehearsal calendar will be distributed once the
show has been cast, but a handout with more detailed
information about rehearsal expectations will be available
at the Recreation Division Office starting May 1. Audition
materials will also be available for download or at the Rec
Office May 1.
Program hours will vary slightly from day to day.
Location: Middleton High School PAC
Day: Monday - Friday
Cost: $120 R/$180 NR
CODE:
DATE:
3102.301
7/5-7/30
Prop and Scenery Design (Ages 10-17)
This is a program for children who are interested in prop,
scenery, and set construction for the Creative Drama
production. Please see “Creative Drama” for more details.
Location: Middleton Performing Arts Center
Day: Tuesday & Thursday
Cost: $45 R/$67.50 NR
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
3103.301 7/5-7/28
10-11:30am
10
Enrichment Activities
Pre-School in the Park (Ages 3-5)
This program is designed to encourage socialization and
creativity among preschoolers while they participate in
crafts, organized games, and various outdoor activities.
Participants must be potty-trained and able to comprehend
& follow directions.
Cost: $40 R/$60 NR
CODE:
DAY:
DATE:
TIME:
SESSION:
3004.301 M/W
6/15-7/13 8:45-10am
1
3005.301 T/TH
6/16-7/12 8:45-10am
1
3006.302 M/W
7/25-8/17 8:45-10am
2
3007.302 T/TH
7/26-8/18 8:45-10am
2
Art in the Park (Ages 6-10)
Youth Volunteer Camp (Grades 6-8)
Youth can make a difference in our community. Meet new
people, lend a helping hand, build self-esteem, and gain
a better understanding of our community and make an
impact on citizens in our community who need assistance
in their daily lives. Each day participants will also enjoy fun,
recreational activities like swimming, bowling, and visits to
local parks. Participants need to bring a sack lunch every day.
Program is open to a maximum of 9 participants per session.
Location: Middleton City Hall
Day: Monday - Friday
Cost: $125/Participant per session
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
3201.301
6/20-6/26
8:30am-4pm
3202.302
7/11-7/15
8:30am-4pm
3203.303
7/25-7/29
8:30am-4pm
3204.304
8/8-8/12
8:30am-4pm
This program consists of drawing, painting, coloring and
construction of numerous fun & creative projects. Different
projects are completed each session.
Cost: $40 R/$60 NR
CODE:
DAY:
DATE:
TIME:
SESSION:
3008.301 M/W
6/15-7/13 10:30-11:30am
1
3009.302 M/W
7/25-8/17 10:30-11:30am
2
CODE:
DAY:
DATE:
TIME:
SESSION:
3010.301 T/TH
6/16-7/12 10:30-11:30am
1
3011.302 T/TH
7/26-8/18 10:30-11:30am
2
*Child-Centered Preschool and 4K
*Play-Based Curriculum
*Flexible Schedules Available
We take pride in helping prepare preschool aged children for success in
kindergarten and beyond. Our curriculum encourages social, mental, emotional
and physical growth in a safe and healthy environment for all of our children.
To see our environment in action, schedule your private tour today!
middletonpreschool.org | 836-7554
Register online at:
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Teen/Adult Programs
“Get your Grill On” for Busy People
Tired of making the same meals over and over? Do busy
nights force you to grab take-out more than you care to
admit? We have the answer! Get ready for grilling season
by coming to this Wildtree Simple Healthy Workshop and
prepping 6 dinners to take home, freeze, and cook on busy
nights to come! This is a fun, affordable way to make meal
time easy, healthy, and delicious. These are great summer
meals and each feeds 4-6 adults, PLUS you’ll take home the
leftover Wildtree products along with additional recipes to
make MORE meals! You’ll save time and money by having
meals prepped and ready to throw on the grill. Here is how
it works: You first register for the program, and then the
Instructor will contact you with a list of veggies/proteins that
you need to bring (easy and simple grocery list provided).
Once at the class, you will create the meals using Wildtree
products (peanut-free, certified organic, etc.) and directions
by the Instructor. Special notes: Protein substitutions and
allergies/special diets accommodations can be made. Wildtree
is a 100% all-natural, certified organic food line.
Day: Monday
Cost: $55/Participant (could be a family, couple)
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
REG. BY:
5000.301
5/23
6:30-8pm
5/9
Yoga (Ages 18+)
If you want a gentle way to learn more about yoga, this class
is for you! In a safe and relaxing atmosphere, students will
learn the benefits of yoga, incorporating basic yoga asana
(postures), proper breathing, and relaxation techniques. This
is an excellent introduction for new students and also great
for the experienced student looking to fine tune his or her
practice. Students need to bring their own mat.
Day: Tuesday Cost: $80/Participant
Instructor: Valerie Hesslink
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
5501.301
6/7-8/9 7-8pm
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American Red Cross Babysitter’s Training
This training provides kids, ages 11–15, with the information
and skills necessary to provide safe and responsible care
in the absence of parents/guardians. This training will help
participants develop skills in leadership, professionalism,
basic care, safety, safe play, and first aid. Bring a sack lunch
as there will be a ½ hour break for lunch.
Day: Wednesday or Friday
Instructor: Susan Dankert, Certified Red Cross Instructor
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
REG. BY:
5600.301
6/15
9am-3pm 6/3
5600.302
8/12
9am-3pm 8/1
BASIC SEWING MACHINE SKILLS
(Ages 12+)
Learn how to sew on a sewing machine while making a
pair of fun pillow cases. You will learn to design a pattern,
basic machine skills, hand sew on button and hemming. No
experience needed. You will be asked to purchase your own
fabric and thread, while other supplies will be provided.
Day: Wednesday
Instructor: Pat Adler
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
REG. BY:
5014.301
7/6, 7/13, 7/27 10-11:30am 6/29
Middleton HAC Programs
Family Music Makers (Ages 6mo-4)
Excitement is discovered when children of mixed ages join
with their parents, grandparents, or caregivers to create
musical experiences. Making music together is fun when
we move and sing with scarves, hoops, a parachute and
rhythm instruments! We will begin with a Hello song and end
with a Lullaby/Goodbye song. Come JAM with us! Each child
must register and pay fee, but adult is included with the child
registration. A minimum of 6 participants is required to hold
this class.
Day: Tuesday
Instructor: Linda Caprariello
No class June 28 or July 19
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
5301.301
6/14-8/9
10-10:45am
Jammin’ Music Makers (Ages 3-7)
Kids have fun exploring music without a parent/caregiver. This
class will incorporate songs and chants with dance, musical
games, and a dose of imagination, to make some “magic!”
Instrumental jam sessions will allow the class to conduct and
create their own musical masterpiece. This is a drop-off class. A
minimum of 6 participants is required to hold the class.
Day: Tuesday
Instructor: Linda Caprariello
No class June 28 or July 19
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
5302.301
6/14-8/9
11am-12pm
Twinkle Toes (Ages 3-4)
Discover the joy of dancing! Introduction to rhythm, creative
movement, props, and simple dance steps that will make
learning fun. Children develop coordination, flexibility, and
expression in a structured environment.
Day: Wednesday
Instructor: Katie Bakunowicz
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
5401.301
6/22-8/24 5:10-5:40pm Ballet/Jazz Combo (Ages 5-7)
Pompon (Ages 6-9)
Dance technique, props, poms, and routines are incorporated
in this fun beginner class. Dancers will learn a fun, upbeat
pom routine that will be performed in the Good Neighbor
Parade on Sunday August 28. Poms and T-shirt included.
Day: Wednesday
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
5403.301
6/22-8/24 6:35-7:05pm
Pompon (Ages 10+)
Dance technique, props, poms, and routines are incorporated
in this fun beginner class. Dancers will learn a fun, upbeat
pom routine that will be performed in the Good Neighbor
Parade on Sunday August 28. Poms and T-shirt included.
Day: Wednesday
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
5404.301
6/22-8/24 7:10-7:40pm Tae Kwon Do (Ages 5-17)
This is an introductory class to the Korean Martial Art of
Tae Kwon Do. Students will learn basic kicking and punching
combinations, as well as increase strength and flexibility. Tae Kwon Do promotes self-esteem and confidence, along
with improvement of focus and concentration. All classes
are taught by Master Miles Varichak, 4th Dan Master Instructor
with the World Tae Kwon Do Federation. Belt testing will be
held 3 times per year, which is an additional fee.
Day: Tuesday or Saturday
Tae Kwon Do (Tuesday)
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
REG. BY:
5550.301
6/7-6/28
5:30-6:30pm 6/3
5551.302
7/5-7/26
5:30-6:30pm 7/1
5552.303
8/2-8/23
5:30-6:30pm 7/29
Tae Kwon Do (Saturday)
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
REG. BY:
5560.301
6/4-6/25
10:30-11:30am 6/1
5561.302
7/9-7/30
10:30-11:30am 7/6
5562.303
8/6-8/27
10:30-11:30am 8/3
A combination of ballet and jazz at the intro level. This class
introduces the coordination and syncopation for Jazz while
teaching the basic skills and foundations of Ballet.
Day: Wednesday
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
5402.301
6/22-8/24 5:45-6:30pm
Register online at:
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Hubbard Activity Center Art Classes
Express Yourself (Ages 7-14)
Express Yourself!! is a mix media class using collage, paint,
pencil, marker, pastels, and including your very own selfportrait-which we will take in class. If you like to draw and
use your creativity to make something especially for YOU,
this class will be a highlight during your summer break. We
will do some simple self-reflecting and spontaneous drawing
creating pieces of art that will be one-of-a-kind! Be ready to
be inspired in this class!!
Day: Monday
Instructor: Heather Sheehan
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
5200.301 6/13 & 6/20 8-10am
Wisconsin Farm & Animal Painting
(Ages 7-12)
We will experiment with layers of acrylic paint, patches of
colors, and create a unique Wisconsin Farm Canvas. Students
in this class will enjoy mixing fields of color, layering
paint and creating a barn. Young artists will also have an
opportunity to create an oil and watercolor animal portrait
of their choice. This is a great class for students who enjoy
working with many different medias.
Day: Monday
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
5201.301 6/13 & 6/20 10:30am-12pm
Fabric Basket Weaving (Ages 8-14)
Make something useful! Students will learn how to make
a coiled fabric basket large enough to store some of their
treasures in. There is something very therapeutic in working
with the fibers of the fabrics and coil that the young fiber
artists who take this class will surely enjoy! Kids think these
baskets are SO FUN to make. They turn out so amazing and
are guaranteed to be something you want in your home!
This class will teach you the basics, but don’t be surprised if
your artist weaves their way through the rest of the summer
making many more unique woven creations! Extra ideas to do
at home will be taught in class.
Day: Monday
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
5202.301
7/11
8:30-10:30am 14
Build Your Own Fairy House for a
Lucky Fairy (Ages 6-10)
We will unlock our imagination to create many details that will
make your fairy house special. *Bring your own collection of
pine cones, seeds, sticks, leaves, moss, pine needles, bark, etc.
to add to our table of interesting pieces of nature to use!
Day: Monday
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
5203.301
7/11
10:45am-12pm
Shadow Art & Sculpture (Ages 5-9)
In this class, students will use their imagination to create and
build a 3-D sculpture structure using toothpicks and grapes.
Next we will learn about the importance of a light source in
art, and how the different shadows of our sculpture looks
with using different sources of lights. Students will use two
different light sources and trace the shadows of their art.
Finally we will use water color paints to fill in the shapes we
have created. When these two original pieces are side by side
you will see how well they complement each other!
Day: Monday
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
5204.301
7/25
8-10am
Painted Bird House (Ages 5-12)
Let’s make a pretty house for our neighborhood birds!
Artists will paint their own birdhouse and use some
interesting techniques to make them a beautiful addition
to your tree.
Day: Monday
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
5205.301
7/25
10:15-11:45am Dreamcatchers (Ages 6-9)
We will use a variety of materials including the very
popular Japanese washi tape, learn how to whip-stitch,
and create handmade pompoms. My little dreamers will
have an opportunity to make many style decisions so that
their whimsical catcher is truly one-of-a-kind!
Day: Monday
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
5206.301
7/25
12:15-2pm Celebration Art Studio Classes/Cooking for Kids
Face Painting for Kids (Ages 6-12)
You will learn the art of face painting and will be able to
learn designs including animals, tribal art, crowns, pirates,
jewelry, seasonal patterns, etc. The course will introduce you
to the history of face painting, the tool kit, patterns in various
categories, techniques for painting on cheeks & hands and
embellishing your design. All supplies will be provided.
Day: Thursday
Instructor: Poonam Rao
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
5008.301
6/16
6:00-7:30pm
Henna Tattoos (Ages 6-18)
Henna is an organic plant based dye. In this class, we will
do a quick review of the history of henna followed by each
participant getting two henna tattoos of their choice. A
design book will be provided or participants can bring any
design from Pinterest. This mini course will teach you how
to use henna to create beautiful henna patterns. All materials
will be supplied and no prior experience is needed for this
hands-on class.
Day: Thursday
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
5009.301
7/14
6:00-7:30pm
Cookie & Cake Decorating (Ages 6-12)
In this class, you will learn a variety of techniques to decorate
cupcakes, cookies and cakes. All materials and instructions
will be provided.
Day: Thursday
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
5007.301
8/4
6:00-7:30pm Cold Ceramics/Clay Molding for Kids
(Ages 6-12)
In this class, participants will learn to use ceramic
techniques to decorate a pot. All materials will be
supplied and participants take their creations home.
Day: Thursday
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
5010.301
8/11
6:00-7:30pm
Register online at:
Unfortunately, due to the nature of these classes, food allergy
accommodations may not be possible.
Sweet Treats (Ages 6-12)
Sometimes you just need something sweet! Muddy buddies,
krispie caramel marshmallows and peanut butter bars should
help satisfy your sweet tooth!
Day: Thursday
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
5001.301
6/16
10:00-11:30am
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
5002.301
6/16
1:00-2:30pm
Fruity Fun (Ages 6-12)
A number of fruit-based delectables will be created during this
class. Fruit dip, fruit pizzas, and even strawberry cheesecake
stuffed strawberries are on the menu!
Day: Thursday
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
5003.302
7/7
10:00-11:30am
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
5004.302
7/7
1:00-2:30pm
Chocolate Lovers Dream (Ages 6-12)
Do you like chocolate? Then this class is for you! Chocolate
truffles, chocolate cheesecake, and chocolate lasagna will get
us started, while the chocolate fountain will finish it off!
Day: Thursday
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
5005.303
7/28
10:00-11:30am
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
5006.303
7/28
1:00-2:30pm
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Middleton Engineering for Kids
EFK Summer Camp: Game Design:
Invader Defense: Shark Attack
(Grades 3-6)
Watch out! It’s a shark attack! In Invader Defense: Shark
Attack, we will create our own version of an invader defense
game that will allow us to protect a coral reef from hungry
sharks. We will use the Engineering Design Process to create
a storyboard and outline the rules of play for our game. Then
we will use Clickteam Fusion 2.5® to bring our storyboard to
life with programming. At the end of the camp, everyone takes
home a working Windows-compatible game.
Day: Monday-Friday
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
5101.301
6/27-7/1
9:30am-12:00pm
EFK Summer Camp: MinecraftEDU:
Medieval Redstone (Grades 3-6)
MinecraftEDU is an expansive game that lets players design
and create unique worlds with amazing structures. One of the
more complicated aspects of MinecraftEDU is Redstone, which
is MinecraftEDU’s version of electrical circuitry. This camp will
introduce students to the many uses of Redstone through
a Medieval themed adventure of creation, exploration, and
castle besieging, with students making mine cart tracks to
help them gather resources, working together to build their
kingdom, and designing traps to defend their castle, all with
the use of Redstone.
Day: Monday-Friday
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
5102.301
6/27-7/1
1:00-4:00pm
EFK Summer Camp: Robotics: Ev3
Robo Games (Grades 3-6)
Students design and program robots to compete in simulated
games such as sprinting in a race, ultrasonic hide and seek
and hungry hungry robots. Students use LEGO® Robotics
and computers to learn principles of robotics, computer
programming, and teamwork.
Day: Monday-Friday
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
5103.302
7/18-7/22 9:00am-12:00pm 16
EFK Summer Camp: Junior WeDo LEGO
Robotics Adventures (Grades K-2)
This class is a perfect mixture of fun and learning, involves
open and structured build time using LEGO® bricks. Students
build and program, a giant escape, sailboat storm, fire truck,
alligator and much more. They also learn how to program and
operate their creations.
Day: Monday-Friday
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
5104.302
7/18-7/22 1:00-3:30pm
EFK Summer Camp: Jr. The Engineering
of Power and Energy (Grades K-2)
In the Engineering of Power and Energy, join us as we look
at ways to get things moving…no batteries required. In
this camp, students explore the foundational concepts of
potential and kinetic energy by building their very own toys.
Additionally, students will explore natural power and energy
sources such as falling water and the sun. Get ready for a
shock in this energetic and engaging engineering experience!
Day: Monday-Friday
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
5105.303
8/15-8/19 9:30am-12:00pm
EFK Summer Camp: Engineering
Investigators (Grades 3-6)
Become a forensics engineer and help Kelvin find out
who stole the blueprints for his secret, new design. Using
principles of investigative science and forensic engineering,
students will analyze evidence in the simulated crime scene
using math, science, and technology. Embark on a new
journey each day to decipher cryptic clues and biological
codes, and help us identify the thief through chemical and
mechanical analysis. Time is running out, and Kelvin needs
your help!
Day: Monday-Friday
CODE:
DATE:
TIME:
5106.303
8/15-8/19 1:00-4:00pm BE BOLD. BE ORIGINAL.
BECOME A PART OF INVENTION PROJECT.
Take fun to the next level with Invention Project,
a one-of-a-kind program for 6 th, 7 th and 8 th graders.
INVENTION PROJECT IS COMING TO:
Kromrey Middle School | June 20 - 24, 2016
Learn more at www.inventionproject.org
or by calling 800.968.4332.
In partnership with the United States Patent and Trademark Office
Register online at:
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MIDDLETON PUBLIC LANDS
SPLASH PAD
Enjoy the Middleton Public Lands Splash Pad in Lakeview Park. This water playground
is fully accessible, extremely safe for all ages, and, best of all, FREE ADMISSION.
It is open Memorial Day through Labor Day.
Hours of operation are Sunday–Saturday from 9:00am–7:00pm.
2016 MIDDLETON GATORS
SUMMER SWIM & DIVE TEAM
The Middleton Gators Swim & Dive Team provides an exciting, challenging, educational and FUN environment for swimmers
and divers throughout the summer. We pride ourselves on creating a positive experience for children of all skill levels.
Our goal is to teach the value of team cooperation, safety, hard work, and the pursuit of personal excellence. Through the
Middleton Gators experience, we hope to give your children memories and tools to help build a healthy and happy future.
The Gators Team is open to anyone 5 to 18 years of age. Swimmers and divers must have passed Level 4 of Red Cross
Swimming Lessons (or equivalent) and must also demonstrate the ability to complete the majority of a practice in order
to participate on the team. For all new 10 & under members the weeks of May 31st and June 6th will serve as a try-out
and evaluation period.
All swimmers and divers are strongly encouraged to participate in the entire season, ending with the All-City Championship
meet. The All-City Dive meet is July 25 & 26, 2016. The All-City Swim meet is July 28th, 29th and 30th, 2016.
In mid-May we will be hosting registration nights; please visit
our website for full details of these nights. This in-person
registration is required to submit the required All-City liability
waiver, concussion forms and parent and athlete conduct
forms. Team suits, accessories and personalized apparel will
be available for purchase. Practices and home meets are held
at the Walter R. Bauman Outdoor Aquatic Center – 2400 Park
Lawn Place in Middleton.
On-line registration opens April 1, 2016 for returning Gator
families and April 11, 2016 for new families.
**Please Register Early**
For the safety of all participants we may limit the number
of swimmers on our team.
Personalized apparel will only be offered at registration.
Susie Mather from Simply Swimming will be at registration
nights for fitting and taking orders for the team suit. The
suits will also be available at the Simply Swimming store
at their new location, 6649 University Avenue, in mid-May.
The store phone is 661-0808. During the Gator season all
team members making purchases at Simply Swimming will
receive a 10% discount.
Please visit our website for additional information as well as the 2016 Swim & Dive fees, meet schedules and practice times.
www.middletongators.com
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Pool Information
The Walter R. Bauman Aquatic Center is an outdoor
facility, featuring the latest in aquatic amenities. The
facility includes zero-depth pool entrance, an eight lane
competition pool, as well as a diving well. Other attractions
at the center include two 134-foot run waterslides,
interactive water play equipment, sand playground, and
a concession area. The center has 11,510 square feet of
water surface, holds 345,580 gallons of water, and has a
patron capacity of 724 people.
The Aquatic Center 2016 season:
June 11th-August 28th
Monday-Friday
Swim Team 6:00-11:00am
Swim Lessons 10:30am-12:45pm
Open Swim 1:30-8:00pm
Special Season Pass Holder Purchase Dates
at the Recreation Office:
10 Pass Punch Card
Discount tickets for admittance during open swim will be
available at City Hall beginning May 1. Punch Cards will
only be available at the Recreation Division and can be
purchased for youth and adult admissions. The ticket cost
is based on residency, and the purchase of the card will
allow ten admissions for 2016.
Saturday & Sunday Open Swim 1:00-8:00pm
Admission Fees:
Youth ............................... $30
Adult ................................ $40
Senior Citizen .................. $30
Military with ID ................ $30
Daily Fees
Child (2 & under) .................... Free
Youth (3-17) ............................ $3.50
Adult (18 and up) ................... $4.50
Senior Citizen (55 and up) ...... $3.50
Military with ID ........................ $3.50
After 6:00 p.m. ........................ $2.50
Resident*
$160
$70
$90
Application forms for season passes will be available
online and at the Middleton Recreation Division office
starting April 4. Season passes cannot be purchased
before this time, and will only be available for purchase
at the main office. Proof of residency will be required.
The individual for whom the pass is being purchased
must be present so a photo ID card can be issued.
Admission to the Aquatic Center will only be granted to
ID carrying pass holders. Emailed photos and those on a
flash drive will not be accepted.
Saturday May 14th 9:00am-12:00pm
Saturday June 4th 9:00am-12:00pm
Hours of Operation:
Season Pass Fees
City of Middleton
Family (of 6)
Youth (3-17)
Adult (18 and up)
Season Pass Sales Begin April 4
Aquatic Center Closings
Non-Resident
$375
$105
$135
Additional Persons: $20.00 each
*Resident includes school district.
Seasonal Aquatic Center Pass
A Seasonal Pass entitles the holder to summerlong admittance during open swim. Season Pass
fees are non-refundable. Season Passes will be
sold in accordance with the guidelines listed below.
The purchase of a season pass does not guarantee
automatic admission to the Aquatic Center if the patron
capacity has been reached, or inclement weather closes
the facility.
Inclement Weather–If the air temperature is less than 60
degrees, or it is raining or lightning, the Aquatic Center
will be closed.
Lack of Attendance–During the course of the season, the
lack of attendance at the Aquatic Center may cause the
closing of the Center. If we have 20 people or less for 2
hours, the WBAC may close early.
POOLpalOOza
Join us for a splash of fun at the Walter R. Bauman Aquatic
Center on Wednesday, July 6 from 6:00-8:00pm. There will
be games, activities, food specials, and much more. This
event is for all ages. Regular admission rates apply.
Teen Night
Teens will have full use of the pool just for themselves!
Join us for some evening activities including food
specials, bean bag tournament, music, and much more.
Proceeds will benefit the Middleton Youth Center.
Regular admission rates apply. Open to ages 10-14 from
6-8pm on Thursday, August 25.
Please visit www.ci.middleton.wi.us or stop by the Aquatic
Center for more details as the events approach.
Register online at:
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Swimming & Diving
Swimming & Diving Lessons:
Location: Walter R. Bauman Aquatic Center
Day: Monday-Friday
Cost: $40 R/$60 NR
All Recreation Division swim lessons are taught by
American Red Cross certified Water Safety Instructors.
Classes are offered in accordance with National Red Cross
recommendations. Class sizes will be limited to provide safe
student/instructor ratios that will insure a quality approach to
the program. Once the enrollment max is met, a waiting list
will begin. There is no guarantee that those on the waiting list
will get into the class, thus we recommend registering early
and only for the appropriate levels needed as no adjustments
will be made. It is recommended to register for at least 2
sessions of the same level, as the Red Cross suggests it will
take most students at least 2 sessions to successfully acquire
the skills needed to be promoted.
Swim Lessons:
6 months-3 years old: Parent/Toddler
3-4 years old: Preschool Levels 1 “P” and 2 “P”
5 years and up: Levels 1-6
Preschool classes are specifically designed for students
3-4 years old. Children must be able to be in the water
comfortably, without a parent, and be ready to comprehend
& follow instructions.
Youth Diving Lessons:
Designed for participants who have completed Level 3 of the
Red Cross Swim Lesson program and are comfortable in 12
feet of water.
Beginner-little or no diving experience or knowledge
Intermediate/Advanced-experience in 3 or more dives
Inclement Weather:
If the air temperature is less than 60 degrees or it is
lightening, and/or driving rain, the Aquatic Center will be
closed. Lessons will not be rescheduled. Classes are
cancelled no earlier than 30 minutes prior to the start of
each class. The first inclement weather day will be an out
of water safety day. Please use these brief level descriptions
to help as your reference:
Toddler Swim (Ages 3-4)
Level 1-P
This level is an orientation to the water and provides children
with the knowledge of basic swimming skills. Lesson structure
includes exiting and entering the water in various ways,
blowing bubbles with the mouth and nose, bobbing, gaining
comfort with opening eyes under water, retrieving objects
from the shallow water, vertical position recovery, gliding and
floating on front and back, basic water treading, learning
alternate and simultaneous movements of legs and arms, and
rolling from back to front/front to back.
Level 2-P
This level focuses on children gaining independence with
skills, and developing comfort while in and around the water.
Lesson structure includes proper entering and exiting of
pool, bobbing, retrieving submerged objects with eyes open,
changing from a front to back glide or float to a vertical
position, front to back/back to front roll, using arms and legs
to tread water, finning action, and the combined use of leg
and arm action to move back and forth.
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Parent/Toddler
This class is designed to introduce parents and toddlers to
water safety, various holds, and water exploration.
Swim Discovery (Ages 5+)
Level 1
This level is water skill introduction and helps kids become
comfortable in the aquatic atmosphere. Kids will advance
in bobbing, blowing bubbles, holding breath, entering and
exiting the pool properly, vertical position recovery, glides
and floats on the front and back, treading water, retrieving
submerged objects, and learning to alternate and use arms
and legs simultaneously while on front and back.
Level 2
Learn the fundamentals of aquatic skills in this level. Kids will
incorporate the fundamentals from level one and begin more
skilled floats: front, back, and jellyfish. Other skills include
recovering to a vertical position, rolling from front to back/
back to front, changing directions while swimming, using the
arms in a finning action, treading water, and using arms and
legs while swimming on front and back.
Level 3
This level’s main focus is stroke development. Kids will begin
the lesson by stepping or jumping into the water and will
move towards entering by using headfirst entry from a seated
position. They will learn how to move to a safe position by
bobbing, how to use rotary breathing and survival and back
floats, change from a vertical to a horizontal position, and
continue to build on the treading water skill. The following
kicks will be learned: scissor, dolphin, flutter, and
breaststroke. The basic backstroke and front crawl are
introduced at this level.
Level 4
This level continues to focus on the stroke development.
Kids will now enter water using the headfirst method from
the side of the pool, and will incorporate the compact and
stride positions. Kids will learn the feet first surface dive,
underwater swim, and open turns while doing the front crawl
and backstroke, and tread water in two different methods.
Strokes include: front and back crawl, elementary backstroke,
breaststroke, side stroke, and butterfly. While on their backs,
kids will use the flutter and dolphin kicks.
Level 5
This level focuses on stroke enhancement. Entering the pool
will be done by a shallow dive from the side of the pool,
which is a transition into gliding and beginning the front
crawl. Kids will submerge fully, and also learn the tuck and
pike surface dives. While swimming, they will use the front
and back flip turns; sculling is also introduced at this level.
Strokes include: front and back crawl, elementary backstroke,
breaststroke, side stroke, and butterfly.
Level 6
This level refines the participant’s strokes and skill expertise.
Main focus is on swimming with comfort, effectiveness,
strength, and sleekness over a longer distance. This level
prepares participants for more advanced courses, such as
diving, lifeguarding, etc.
Swim and Dive Lessons Schedule
SESSION 1
June 13-24
Reg Begins: 4/18
Reg Ends: 6/9
10:30-11:00am
SESSION 2
June 27-‐July 8
Reg Begins: 6/1
Reg Ends: 6/22
SESSION 3
July 11-22
Reg Begins: 6/15
Reg Ends: 7/6
10:30-11:00am
10:30-11:00am
SESSION 4
July 25- August 5
Reg Begins: 6/29
Reg Ends: 7/20
SESSION 5
August 8-19
Reg Begins: 7/13
Reg Ends: 8/3
10:30-11:00am
10:30-11:00am
Level
1
4100.100
Level
1
4100.200
Level
1
4100.300
Level
1
4100.400
Level
1
4100.500
Level
1-P
4150.100
Level
1-P
4150.200
Level
1-P
4150.300
Level
1-P
4150.400
Level
1-P
4150.500
Level
2
4200.100
Level
2
4200.200
Level
2
4200.300
Level
2
4200.400
Level
2
4200.500
Level
2-P
4250.100
Level
2-P
4250.200
Level
2-P
4250.300
Level
2-P
4250.400
Level
2-P
4250.500
Level
3
4300.100
Level
3
4300.200
Level
3
4300.300
Level
3
4300.400
Level
3
4300.500
11:05-11:35am
11:05-11:35am
11:05-11:35am
11:05-11:35am
11:05-11:35am
Level
1
4101.100
Level
1
4101.200
Level
1
4101.300
Level
1
4101.400
Level
1
4101.500
Level
1-P
4151.100
Level
1-P
4151.200
Level
1-P
4151.300
Level
1-P
4151.400
Level
1-P
4151.500
Level
2
4201.100
Level
2
4201.200
Level
2
4201.300
Level
2
4201.400
Level
2
4201.500
Level
2-P
4251.100
Level
2-P
4251.200
Level
2-P
4251.300
Level
2-P
4251.400
Level
2-P
4251.500
Level
3
4301.100
Level
3
4301.200
Level
3
4301.300
Level
3
4301.400
Level
3
4301.500
Level
4
4400.100
Level
4
4400.200
Level
4
4400.300
Level
4
4400.400
Level
4
4400.500
Level
5
4500.100
Level
5
4500.200
Level
5
4500.300
Level
5
4500.400
Level
5
4500.500
Level
6
4600.100
Level
6
4600.200
Level
6
4600.300
Level
6
4600.400
Level
6
4600.500
4025.200
Beginner Dive
Beginner Dive 4025.100
11:40am-12:10pm
Beginner Dive
11:40am-12:10pm
4025.300
11:40am-12:10pm
Beginner Dive
11:40am-12:10pm
4025.500
11:40am-12:10pm
Level
1
4102.100
Level
1
4102.200
Level
1
4102.300
Level
1
4102.400
Level
1
4102.500
Level
1-P
4152.100
Level
1-P
4152.200
Level
1-P
4152.300
Level
1-P
4152.400
Level
1-P
4152.500
Level
2
4202.100
Level
2
4202.200
Level
2
4202.300
Level
2
4202.400
Level
2
4202.500
Level
2-P
4252.100
Level
2-P
4252.200
Level
2-P
4252.300
Level
2-P
4252.400
Level
2-P
4252.500
Level
3
4302.100
Level
3
4302.200
Level
3
4302.300
Level
3
4302.400
Level
3
4302.500
Level
4
4401.100
Level
4
4401.200
Level
4
4401.300
Level
4
4401.400
Level
4
4401.500
Level
5
4501.100
Level
5
4501.200
Level
5
4501.300
Level
5
4501.400
Level
5
4501.500
Level
6
4601.100
Level
6
4601.200
Level
6
4601.300
Level
6
4601.400
Level
6
4601.500
Parent/Toddler 4000.400
Parent/Toddler
4000.300
Int/Adv Dive
Int/Adv Dive
Int/Adv Dive
4026.300
4026.100
12:15-12:45pm
4026.200
12:15-12:45pm
12:15-12:45pm
Parent/Toddler
Int/Adv Dive
12:15-12:45pm
4000.500
4026.500
12:15-12:45pm
Level
1
4103.100
Level
1
4103.200
Level
1
4103.300
Level
1
4103.400
Level
1
4103.500
Level
1-P
4153.100
Level
1-P
4153.200
Level
1-P
4153.300
Level
1-P
4153.400
Level
1-P
4153.500
Level
2
4203.100
Level
2
4203.200
Level
2
4203.300
Level
2
4203.400
Level
2
4203.500
Level
2-P
4253.100
Level
2-P
4253.200
Level
2-P
4253.300
Level
2-P
4253.400
Level
2-P
4253.500
Level
3
4303.100
Level
3
4303.200
Level
3
4303.300
Level
3
4303.400
Level
3
4303.500
Level
4
4402.100
Level
4
4402.200
Level
4
4402.300
Level
4
4402.400
Level
4
4402.500
Level
5
4502.100
Level
5
4502.200
Level
5
4502.300
Level
5
4502.400
Level
5
4502.500
Level
6
4602.100
Level
6
4602.200
Level
6
4602.300
Level
6
4602.400
Level
6
4602.500
Register online at:
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Varsity Summer Soccer Camp
Boys & Girls Entering K-8
Session 1
June 20-‐23
8:30-‐11:00 am
$75
(includes t-‐shirt)
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Grade in Fall 2016
Session 2
July 11-‐ 14
8:30-‐11:00 am
$75
($10 discount if attending both)
Camp held at Airport Road Soccer Fields in Middleton
For more information email: [email protected]
Cardinal Baseball Camp
Students entering grades 2nd-‐8th are eligible to attend ALL camps
Cardinal Advanced Hitting & Pitching Camps
MIDDLETON BASEBALL & SOFTBALL
COMMISSION (MBSC)
For information related to baseball and
softball programs organized by MBSC, please
visit www.mbscwi.com. The Commission
also offers the following: Cardinal Advanced
Hitting and Batting Camp and Future Cardinals
Baseball Camp.
Pitching Camp: Monday, June 20th 9-‐11am
Camp Cost: $30
Hitting camp:
Monday, June 20th 11:30-‐1:30pm
Camp Cost: $30
Students Attending Both Camps:$50
Future Cardinals Baseball Camp
June 21-‐23
9:00-‐11:00 am
$70
Ball Park Luncheon on the final day of camp Camp Cost: $70
Each camper will receive a Cardinal Baseball Camp T-‐shirt
For more information and to obtain registration forms please visit www.mbscwi.com
City of Middleton
Recreation
The Most Popular Soccer Camp in North America!
Coordinator: Rebecca Price
To register call or go online;
Phone: 608-821-8360
Website: www.challengersports.com
Over the past 20 years Challenger’s vast army
of British coaches have helped hundreds of
thousands of boys and girls learn, improve,
master and fall in love with the sport of soccer.
FREE GIFTS
Camp T-shirt, Soccer Ball, Player
Evaluation Form, International Soccer
Poster, Online Coaching Resources
The British Soccer Camp program will contain
Challenger’s own brand of innovative practices:
coached games, camp world cup, cultural
education, character building, and Fun!
Weeks Running 2016
18th – 22nd July
*Places on camp fill up fast
please register with one of the
above options not to miss out
this summer*
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British Coaching Staff • Individual Foot Skills •
Fakes, Moves and Turns • Freestyle Soccer •
Technical & Tactical Instruction • Small-Sided
Games • Daily World Cup Style Tournament •
Fantastic Cultural Experience
Make this camp even more special for your
child by hosting one of our British Coaches.
Contact your coordinator for details.
Lakeview Park
AGES..............TIMES...................... Fee
Ages 4-5.........10:30am – 12.00pm. $93
Ages 6-14.......9:00am – 12:00pm... $124
Ages 8-14.......9:00am – 5.00pm..... $195
for Vets, road and bike safety information and our first GLOW walk & dog walk! A limited amount of bicycles and helmets will be available for use and from 6-‐7:30pm hand cycles will be available for demonstrations. Also on display will be an All-‐Terrain Wheel Chair and accessible kayak. Horse and wagon rides, healthy refreshments and other various trail related-‐activities will round out the night. The NTD grounds activities are accessible and for persons of all ages and abilities. If you are interested in Middleton
Public Lands will be hosting National
sponsoring or volunteering, please contact Penni Klein at [email protected]. Trails Day on June 4 from 6:00-9:00pm at Parisi Park.
This event is FREE to the public. Join us for a night
activities including ADA trail Tram rides, Segways
of
for Vets, road and bike safety information and our
first GLOW walk & dog walk! A limited amount of
National Trails Day bicycles and helmets will be available
for use, and
from 6-7:30pm hand cycles will be available for
demonstrations. Also on displayMiddleton Public Lands will be hosting National Trails Day on June 4 from 6:00-‐9:00pm at Parisi Park. will be an All-Terrain
This event is FREE to the public. Join us for a night of activities including ADA trail Tram rides, Segways Wheel Chair and accessible kayak.
Horse and wagon
rides, healthy refreshments and for Vets, road and bike safety information and our first GLOW walk & dog walk! A limited amount of other various trail
related-activities will round out bicycles and helmets will be available for use and from 6-‐7:30pm hand cycles will be available for the night. The NTD
demonstrations. Also on display will be an All-‐Terrain Wheel Chair and accessible kayak. Horse and grounds & activities are accessible
for persons of
all ages and abilities. If you are wagon rides, healthy refreshments and other various trail related-‐activities will round out the night. The interested in
NTD grounds activities are accessible and for persons of all ages and abilities. If you are interested in sponsoring or volunteering, please
contact Penni
sponsoring or volunteering, please contact Penni Klein at [email protected]. Klein at [email protected].
National Trails Day
Dog Exercise Area
MRD Dog Park: 5209 County Hwy Q
• 20 acre off-leash dog exercise area
• 3 acre fenced small dog area
• Fenced in, car parking area, picnic tables, self-registration
area, dog waste disposal bags, summer shade shelter &
portable toilets
• Designed to complement the Dane county and City of
Madison dog parks
Quisling Dog Park: 8780 Airport Road
•6
acre off-leash dog exercise area
• Tables, benches, car parking area, self-registration area,
portable toilets
Permits:
• Annual permit can be purchased for $30.00
• Additional tags and replacement tags are available for
$14.00 each, for more than one dog
• Daily permits are available on a self-registration basis at
the site for $5.00
• Senior Citizens(65+) or disabled persons discount permit
is $15.00
Register online at:
•P
ermits are valid at all Dane County Parks, City of
Middleton, City of Sun Prairie & Village of Waunakee
•P
ermits are available to purchase at Middleton City Hall,
Administration Department
(7:45am – 4:30pm, M – F)
Middleton Dog Parks are open year round, from
8:00am – 10:00pm daily.
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Park Facilities and Services
Trails/Hiking
Ball Diamond
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Fireman’s Park, 7400 Lee St
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Orchid Heights Park, 3960 Valley Ridge Rd
14
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Quisling Park, 8780 Airport Rd
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Firefighters Memorial Park
3201 Pleasant View Rd
35.5
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Harvey John & Lucille Taylor Memorial Park
5280 Bishops Bay Pkwy
10.2
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District Administrative Center (Middleton Station)
7106 South Ave
2
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Hinrichs Family Farm Park/ Hidden Oaks
8959 Red Beryl Dr
5.5
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Parisi Park, 2405 Park St
5.7
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Middleton Hills Park- North
6840 Ramsey Rd
5
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Middleton Hills Park- South
6805 Frank Lloyd Wright Ave
6.4
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Woodside Heights Park, 7202 Voss Pkwy
5.8
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Stricker Park, 7605 Voss Pkwy
10
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Stonefield Park, 6528 Clovernook Rd
2
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Parkside Heights Park, 3206 Ravine Dr
1.6
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Meadows Park, 6415 South Ave
1.9
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Middleton Ridge
7130 Belle Fontaine Blvd
5
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Basketball Court
•
Disc Golf (Spring 2016)
Fishing
•
Ice Skating
Playground Equipment
•
Tennis Courts
Restrooms
•
Pet Exercise Area
Drinking Water
•
Skate Park
Grills
•
Water Features
Open Shelter
•
Multi-Purpose Area
Picnic Area
41.6
Sand Volleyball Court
Acres
Lakeview Park, 6300 Mendota Ave
COMMUNITY PARKS
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Boundary Road Park, 1343 Boundary Rd
3.5
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Hillcrest Park, 7716 Hillcrest Ave
1.5
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Baskerville Park, 5801 Century Ave
0.5
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Pheasant Branch Ridge Park
6810 Whittlesey Rd
2
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Hawkridge Park, 7004 Companion Ln
0.5
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CONSERVANCY LANDS
Pheasant Branch Conservancy
6510 Century Ave
353
Stricker Pond, 7605 Voss Pkwy
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Tiedeman Pond, 1500 N Gammon Rd
27
Graber Pond, Graber Road
33
Esser Pond
John Q Hammons Dr /Deming Way
Middleton Hills Pond & Conservancy
6867 Frank Lloyd Wright Ave
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Elm Lawn/ Tiedeman Conservancy
1301 N Gammon Rd
3
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Middleton Hills Oak Savanna
Middleton Hills Outlot 63 & 64
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SPECIAL USE AREAS
Pleasant View Golf Course
1322 Pleasant View Rd
310
Lake Street Boat Launch, Lake St
1
Quarry Skate Park, 7701 Terrace Ave
0.1
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Community Dog Parks
5209 Cty Hwy Q & 8780 Airport Rd
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Walter Bauman Pool, 2400 Park Lawn Place
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Shelter Facilities
Looking for a place to hold your next party, special event, reception, banquet, meeting or grad party?
2015 - 2016 Rates
Shelter
Available
Resident Fee
Non-Resident Fee
Capacity
Equipment / Amenities
Lakeview East
6300 Mendota Ave
May 15 – Oct 15
$115
$175
200
Covered shelter, tables, grills,
power outlets, water fountain,
restrooms
Lakeview West
6300 Mendota Ave
May 15 – Oct 15
$110
$165
100
restrooms
Lakeview
Meeting Room
6300 Mendota Ave
Year Round
$110
$165
50
Enclosed shelter, tables, power
outlets, ceiling fans, windows,
heater, water fountain,
restrooms
Lakeview Kitchen
6300 Mendota Ave
Year Round
$80
$120
N/A
Stove, refrigerator, sink, power
outlets, cupboards
Lakeview
Small Shelter
6300 Mendota Ave
May 15 – Oct 15
$100
$150
20
power outlets, park restrooms
Lakeview Gazebo
6300 Mendota Ave
May 15 – Oct 15
$110
$165
30
Covered shelter, tables, power
outlets, pier access to pond,
park restrooms
$75
$75
N/A
See rental agreement for
policies
Tent/Bounce House
(Lakeview ONLY)
Fireman’s Park North
7400 Lee St
mid June –
Labor Day
$110
$165
200
restrooms
Fireman’s Park South
7400 Lee St
mid June –
Labor Day
$110
$165
100
restrooms
Fireman’s Park Small
7400 Lee St
mid June –
Labor Day
$110
$165
50
restrooms
Orchid Heights
3960 Valley Ridge Rd
May 15 – Oct 15
$110
$165
30
Covered shelter, tables, grill,
water fountain, power outlets,
restrooms
Parisi Park
2405 Park St
mid June –
Labor Day
$110
$165
30
Covered shelter, tables, grill,
water fountain, power outlets,
restrooms
Reservations can be made one year in advance. Available dates
may vary from year to year.
Resident: Must reside within Middleton city proper (city limits).
Non-Resident: Resides outside Middleton city proper (city limits).
Online Reservations Available!
Visit www.cityofmiddleton.us to reserve a shelter. You may also
reserve a shelter in person at City Hall, 7426 Hubbard Ave, Middleton.
Sorry! No reservations taken over the phone. For reservations questions,
call the Public Lands, Recreation & Forestry Department at 608-821-8360. Register online at:
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WPRA 2016 Discount Tickets
Middleton Recreation is proud to offer Wisconsin Parks and Recreation Association Discount Attraction tickets! Tickets can be
purchased at the Middleton Recreation Office. Only cash and credit cards are accepted. There is a non-refundable transaction fee
added to credit card purchases. All sales are final. 75¢ from each ticket sold goes to support our department.
Sale Dates: May 23 – September 2
ATTRACTION
DOOR PRICE
WPRA PRICE
NOTES
House On The Rock
Adult $29.95
Child $15.95
Adult $22.50
Child $13.50
Adult Price for 8 & Over
Child Price for 4-7
Children 3 & under free
Milwaukee County Zoo
Adult $14.25
Child $11.25
Adult $10.50
Child $8.50
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Mt. Olympus Water & Theme Park $42.68
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Child $13.85
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