SPRING&SUMMER2026
Recreation Administrative Office 915 Menomonie Street Eau Claire, WI 54703 recreation@eauclairewi.gov
Recreation Office & Athletic Facilities (715) 839-5032
Parks, Forestry, Cemeteries & Pavilion Rentals (715) 839-5039
Special Events
specialevents@eauclairewi gov
Hobbs Ice Arena (715) 839-5040
Fairfax Municipal Pool (715) 839-1680
VISION STATEMENT
Eau Claire is a vibrant city with exceptional quality of life and services
MISSION STATEMENT
To provide exceptional park, recreation, forestry, cemetery, and facility services that will engage the community and enrich our citizens and visitors
STATEMENT OF PURPOSE
The Division provides a diverse selection of programs, services, and facilities for the citizens of Eau Claire that focus on healthy lifestyles, social equity, environmental stewardship, public safety, and collaboration within the community.
CANCELLATION LINE
(715) 839-2913
Call the cancellation phone number
FIRST for updates on recreation activities, events, and league games
COREVALUES
Accountability - To maintain open relationships with the community
Responsive - To provide for the needs of others
Ingenuity - To be innovative and creative
Professionalism - To be qualified and prepared to work.
Honesty - To be open and transparent.
Health - To provide quality opportunities for physical fitness and activity
Environmentalism - To provide healthy spaces and places
Security - To enforce rules fairly and consistently
Safety - To minimize accidents
Explorative - To learn new ways to enhance services.
Courage - Do the right thing when it’s the right thing to do.
QUICKLINKS
Athletic Facilities: www eauclairewi gov/athleticfacilities
Bike Trail: www eauclairewi gov/trails
Brush: www eauclairewi gov/brush
Cemeteries: www eauclairewi gov/cemeteries
Certificates: www eauclairewi gov/prcerts
Dog Park: www.eauclairewi.gov/dogs Drop-In Programs: www.eauclairewi.gov/dropinrec
Fairfax Pool: www.eauclairewi.gov/pool
Forestry: www eauclairewi gov/government/our-divisions/parks-forestry-and-cemetery
Hobbs: www eauclairewi gov/hobbs
Parade: www eauclairewi gov/parade Parks: www eauclairewi gov/parks
Pavilions: www.eauclairewi.gov/pavilion
Prime Times Catalog: www.eauclairewi.gov/primetimes
Recreation: www.eauclairewi.gov/rec Registration: www.eauclairewi.gov/reg Rx Park Pages: www.eauclairewi.gov/parkpages Scholarship: www.eauclairewi.gov/scholarship Ski Trails: www.eauclairewi.gov/recreation/trails/ski-trails Special Events: www.eauclairewi.gov/recreation/special-events Volunteer: www.eauclairewi.gov/volunteer
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Olga Goeppinger Recreation Constituent Services Associate
Shoua Vue Parks, Forestry, Cemeteries Constituent Services Associate
Brost
Instruction Descriptions / Swim Lessons: Individual, Adaptive, Pre-School, Youth / Specialty Aquatics: 18+ Learn to Swim / Snorkel & Fin / Diving
RED CROSS CLASSES Lifeguard Training Full Course / Lifeguard Recertification Course / Babysitter Training w/
Adventures / Kubb / Ski Jumping / American Sign Language / Flag
Training Camp / River City Adventures / Cooking
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2025 SPONSORS AND ADVERTISERS
Thank you to all of our sponsors and advertisers! Interested in advertising with us? Email recreation@eauclairewi.gov.
Pete Seymour Hobbs Ice Arena
Claire Ystebo Recreation Program Supervisor
Christine Mohr Fairfax Pool & Facility/Program Supervisor
Lane Berg Community Services Director Patrick Newkirk Recreation & Facilities Manager
Lubke
Cemeteries Manager
Staudenmaier
COMMUNITY RESOURCE DIRECTORY
Babe Ruth Baseball
Eau Claire Cavaliers Baseball
Eau Claire Express Baseball
Girls Fastpitch Softball.......................................................
Little League-American Little League-Nationals
Little League-Lowes Creek
Seymour Baseball.............................................................
Seymour Softball
Forest Hill & Lakeview Cemeteries
Eau Claire Figure Skating Club
Eau Claire Youth Hockey
Hobbs Ice Arena-Eau Claire...............................................
(715) 839-5041
Children’s Museum
Chippewa Valley Museum/Paul Bunyan Logging Camp
Eau Claire County Altoona Lake Pavilion
Altoona Parks/Recreation Office
Chippewa Falls Parks/Recreation Office............................
Eau Claire City Dog Parks
Eau Claire City Parks, Forestry, Cemeteries Office
Eau Claire City Recreation Cancellation Line
Eau Claire City Recreation Office.......................................
Eau Claire County Parks/Forestry Office Fairfax Park Municipal Swimming Pool
Flying Eagles Ski Club
Ski Sprites
Chippewa Valley Youth Soccer League
Eau Claire United Soccer
Eau Claire YMCA Sports Center
Eau Claire YMCA
UWEC Sports Camps
The Sonnetag Center........................................................
Chippewa River State Trail
Chippewa Valley Pickleball Club.........................................
Chippewa Valley Railroad
Eau Claire Aquatic Club
Eau Claire Area School District
Eau Claire Community Gardens.........................................
Eau Claire Horseshoe Club
Eau Claire Municipal Band
Kubb
L.E. Phillips Senior Center.................................................
L E Phillips Memorial Public Library
UWEC Hilltop Recreation Center
Visit Eau Claire
WI Department of Natural Resources (DNR)......................
(715) 832-5437 (715) 834-7871
(715) 834-9042 (715) 839-5188 (715) 723-0051............................. (715) 839-5039 (715) 839-5039 (715) 839-2913 (715) 839-5032............................. (715) 839-4783 (715) 839-1680
(715) 577-4114 (715) 210-6993
(715) 834-5893 (715) 830-0782
(715) 552-1200 (715) 836-8460 (715) 836-2546 (715-836-2001...............................
(715) 232-1242
(715) 450-3330 (Summer Only) (715) 575-4085 (715) 852-3000
(715) 456-0293
(715) 829-2892 (715) 839-4909.............................. (715) 839-5004 (715) 836-3377 (715) 831-2345 (888) 936-7463..............................
https://ec-baseball.org/ecbr/ www eauclairecavaliers org
https://northwoodsleague com/eau-claire-express/ www eauclairefastpitch com
https://ec-baseball.org/ecamericans/ www ecnationalslittleleague com www.lowescreekbaseball.com www seymourballclub org www.seymourballclub.org
www eauclairewi gov/cemeteries
www ecfigureskate org www.ecyh.com www eauclairewi gov/hobbs
www childrensmuseumec com www cvmuseum com
www eauclairecounty gov
www ci altoona wi us
www chippewafalls-wi gov
www eauclairewi gov/recreation/dog-parks
www eauclairewi gov/parks
www.eauclairewi.gov
www eauclairewi gov/pr
www eauclairecounty gov/departments/parks forest/ www eauclairewi gov/recreation/fairfax-pool
www visiteauclaire com/silver-mine-ski/ www skisprites com
www ayso803 org
www ecusoccer org
www ymca-cv org
www ymca-cv org
https://blugolds com/sports/2023/6/27/camps-home aspx thesonnetag com
https://dnr wisconsin gov/topic/parks/chipriver www.chippewavalleypickleballclub.com www chippewavalleyrailroad org https://ecacswimming org/ www ecasd us www.eauclairecommunitygardens.com echorseshoes wixsite com/echc www eauclairemunicipalband org www usakubb org https://lep-sc.org/ https://www ecpubliclibrary info/ www uwec edu www visiteauclaire com www.dnr.wi.gov
FACILITY RESERVATIONS
Park Pavilion Reservations
Community Parks available for rental: May 15 - Sept 30 2027 reservations will be accepted beginning December 28, 2026 (Online 8:00 AM / Walk-Ins 8:00 AM)
Online Reservations: http://activenet active com/Eauclaire/ Office Hours: Monday - Friday, 7:30 AM - 4:00 PM
To reserve in person or by mail: Parks Administrative Office 910 Forest Street, Eau Claire, WI 54703.
Reservations must be made at least 7 days prior to the event date.
No reservation? No problem! pavilions without posted reservations and independent picnic tables are free and available on a first-come, first-served basis during park hours
Reserve online at: http://activenet active com/Eauclaire/
• Hourly rates Reservations must include your set-up and clean-up time Minimum of a 3-hour reservation
• Online reservations will be charged for all hours reserved
COMMUNITY PARK PAVILIONS
Reservation Hours: 5am-10pm
Monday - Sunday Rentals
$20/Hour Boyd, Cannery, McDonough, North Riverfronts, Pinehurst, Putnam
PAVILION/SHELTERS
Reservation Hours: 5am-10pm
Monday - Friday Rentals
Saturday & Sunday Rentals
$20/Hour
$26/Hour
Carson Park, Mt. Simon, Riverview Park, Rod & Gun Park, Owen Park
Fee waived for Neighborhood Association meetings
• Neighborhood shelters may be booked for recreation programs
Reservation Hours: 5am-10pm
Monday - Friday Rentals $24/Hour
Saturday & Sunday Rentals $36/Hour
Alcohol and amplified sound must end at sunset in Phoenix Park
Keys must be picked up by an adult (age 18+) from our office at the Central Maintenance Facility at 910 Forest Street Business hours are 7:30am-4pm Monday-Friday, we are closed on holidays Keys must be returned within 7 days after your reservation at the same location. Use the drop box outside the entry doors to return keys outside of business hours If keys are not returned within 7 days after your reservation, a $25 lost key fee will be added to your account, and we will send an invoice for the fee to the account holder on the reservation Leave the facility clean and orderly after your reservation and make sure all doors/gates are locked before leaving. Please report any problems you encounter during your reservation to communityservices@eauclairewi gov
FOREST HILL & LAKEVIEW CHAPELS
$220/2-Hour Block
Additional time may be reserved ($110/hour). Additional charges (overtime after 4pm & weekends). Forest Hill Chapel may be reserved for memorial services only.
Chapel rentals can only be made in person or by mail: Parks Administration Office, 910 Forest Street, Eau Claire, WI 54703.
FAIRFAX MUNICIPAL POOL
Exclusive & Pavilion use during Summer Season.
In-person, email, or mail:
Recreation Administrative Office, 915 Menomonie Street, Eau Claire, WI 54703 OR email the completed form: recreation@eauclairewi gov
Reservations are accepted beginning May 4, 2026.
CITY OF EAU CLAIRE BRUSH SITE
Open Mid-April thru Mid-November, Weather Permitting Mondays & Wednesdays..........10:00 AM - 6:00 PM Saturdays..................................8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Season Passes $50 OR Individual Pricing Available
*Commercial operations NOT permitted
PHOENIX PARK
EAU CLAIRE CITY PARKS FAQ'S
CAN I RESERVE AN ICE RINK OR PLAYGROUND?
Pavilions, Shelters, Owen Park Bandshell, and the Phoenix Park Great Lawn and Labyrinth are all reservable. Nearby playgrounds and ice rinks remain open to the public during park hours.
ARE THE OWEN PARK BANDSHELL AND AMPHITHEATER RESERVABLE?
The Owen Park Bandshell and Pavilion are both reservable The Bandshell is most often used for Public Events For Bandshell Reservations, please call the Parks Administrative Office at (715) 839-5039. Pavilion reservations can be made online.
IS ALCOHOL ALLOWED AT MY EVENT?
Intoxicating liquor, beer, and wine are allowed only in Carson Park, Lower Mt. Simon Park, Riverview Park, and Rod and Gun Park. With prior city approval, alcohol may be permitted at Phoenix Park. Alcohol is not allowed in Owen Park or the Neighborhood Parks. For full details, including alcohol permit fees, please visit our Alcohol Policies page.
ARE RESERVATIONS REFUNDABLE?
Refunds can be issued for cancellations within 5 business days prior to the event, minus a $7 Administrative Fee. Refunds will not be issued due to inclement weather. For our full refund policy, please visit our Parks Information Reservations page.
HOW DO I PLAN A PUBLIC EVENT IN AN EAU CLAIRE CITY PARK?
For all details regarding regulations of Public Events in any Eau Claire City Park, please visit our Special Events page. For further questions, please contact our Special Events coordinator at specialevents@eauclairewi.gov.
IS CAMPING ALLOWED OVERNIGHT IN EAU CLAIRE CITY PARKS?
No overnight camping is allowed in any Eau Claire City Park Parks are available for use during operation hours Monday-Sunday from 4AM -11PM
IS FISHING ALLOWED AFTER HOURS?
Anglers are able to fish our Eau Claire City Parks during park hours For a listing of recommended fishing locations, please visit our Boat Docks and Landings page Please note that there are no internal combustion engines allowed in Half Moon Lake
CAN I BRING A GRILL?
Most Community Parks and a few Neighborhood Parks have grills available for your Park Reservations. Due to City Ordinance 9.76.110, igniting or maintaining a fire or open flame is not allowed except if fully contained in metal grills in picnic areas or fire rings installed by the City
IS PLASTIC CONFETTI PERMITTED?
Due to the harm that it causes to our local wildlife, plastic confetti is not allowed in any of our Parks
FACILITY GUIDE FOR COMMUNITY PARKS
for Private Reservation
for Special Event Reservation
Plaza Bike trail access
Boat dock/ landing
Fishing Pier
Canoe/Kayak Access
Cross Country Skiing
Disc Golf Course
Fitness Zone
Hockey Rink
Ice Skating Rink
Museums
Nature Trails
Scenic Views
* Additional tables may be brought closer to the pavilion but will not fit underneath.
** Maximum 100 people/event due to parking, restrooms, and accessibility.
*** All spaces available on a first come first serve basis if not reserved.
Rod & Gun Park Pavilion: One 20’ x 30’ (max.) tent may be used to seat an additional 40 people Water services are available at pavilions May 15-October 1, weather dependent
Phoenix Park: Amphitheater: Casual Seating (boulders).
Pavilion: No picnic tables available
FACILITY GUIDE FOR NEIGHBORHOOD PARKS
Basketball court
Pickleball Court
Tennis Courts
Volleyball Courts
Sledding Hill
Skateboard Plaza
Bike trail access
Boat dock/ landing
Fishing Pier
Canoe/Kayak Access
Cross Country Skiing
Disc Golf Course
Fitness Zone
Hockey Rink
Ice Skating Rink Museums
Nature Trails
Scenic Views
SPECIAL EVENTS
APPLICATION INFORMATION
2026 reservations now being accepted!
Applications for events are due at least 30 days in advance of your event Events that are new, or require City Council approval, are due 60 days in advance of your event
To reserve your space, please complete a Save the Date Form Once your date is reserved, complete the full application for event approval and permit
ONLINE RESERVATION FORMS
WHAT QUALIFIES AS A SPECIAL EVENT?
Your event is a special event and requires a permit if it is a scheduled gathering, on city property, the public is invited, and it meets any one of the following criteria:
Over 100 people are expected to attend Food/concessions will be served or sold
Merchandise or others items are to be sold
An admission/entry fee is charged for participation or inclusion
Donations are accepted
Street closures are needed
Tents over 250 square feet will be put up
Alcohol will be served or sold
Alteration of park operation hours requested
See Ordinance 9 59 010 for a full list and description of special event criteria
INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS
An event sponsor shall be required to provide a valid certificate of insurance,
Showing limits of liability not less than $1,000,000 as well as naming the City of Eau Claire, 203 S. Farwell St., Eau Claire WI 54703 as an additional insured in the description as well as a certificate holder. Submit Insurance Info with your application.
PAYMENT INFORMATION
Special Event application Fee - $60.00 (Required)
Temporary Class B License Fee $10.00 (if applicable-see alcohol information tab)
Tent Permit Fee $64.00 (if applicable-see tent information tab)
Submit payment with your application.
Make checks payable to the City of Eau Claire. Remit to Community Services at 910 Forest Street, Eau Claire, WI 54703
OR Complete Credit Card Authorization Form and submit by e-mail to specialevents@eauclairewi.gov.
A final invoice with any remaining charges will be sent after the event is concluded, see links below for full list of Special Event charges.
OTHER APPLICATION INFORMATION
If you are serving OR selling food/concessions at your event, click here to fill out the Temporary Food Service License application.
If you plan to put up a tent larger than 250 square feet, click here to fill out the Tent Permit application.
If you are serving or selling alcohol at your special event, complete each document below:
Temporary Class B application
Alcohol application
Alcohol Worksheet
Checklist for Temporary Beer/Wine "Picnic License"
If you would like to include a drone as part of your special event, click here to fill out the Drone Permit Request.
If your event is taking place at Phoenix Park, click here to fill out the Phoenix Park Use Agreement Form.
SCHOLARSHIPPROGRAM
EAU CLAIRE DOG PARKS
WHO LET THE DOGS OUT?
The City of Eau Claire has three off-leash recreational areas where citizens may responsibly exercise their canines without leashes A daily pass can be purchased at the dog parks. Annual passes for City and Non-City residents can be purchased at the Customer Service Office in City Hall. For more information, call 715-839-4923.
OTTER CREEK OFF-LEASH DOG PARK
4503 House Road, Eau Claire, WI 54701 This facility is located at the intersection of Gateway Drive and House Road
SUNDET PARK OFF-LEASH DOG PARK
4703 Robin Road, Eau Claire, WI 54703 This facility is located off Hwy 53 at Melby Street, intersection of Robin Road and Runway Avenue.
SOUTHWEST OFF-LEASH DOG PARK
1000 Ferry Street, Eau Claire, WI 54703 This facility is located off of Clairemont Avenue and Menomonie Street, to Ferry Street Follow Ferry Street to end
FEATURES
9 Fenced Areas
1 Acre Small Dog Area
Walking Trails
Open Year Round (on a daily basis until dusk)
Water Available for Dogs May - October, weather dependent
DOGGIE SWIM FEST AT FAIRFAX POOL!
Prior to draining the pool for the summer season, the pool opens one last time as a safe place for dogs to swim! Vendors from the Eau Claire area are present Fairfax Pool will be open exclusively to the canine crowd for this special event (sorry, no people in the pool on this day)
Date: August 23, 12:00PM-3:00PM $15/Dog Link To Registration Form! Click Here!
VOLUNTEER & SPONSORSHIPS
RECREATION PROGRAMS & EVENTS
Carson Park Concessions
EC Rexx Scavenger Hunt
Sculpture Tour Scavenger Hunt
Clearwater Winter Parade
Doggie Swim Fest
National Night Out
Reindeer Roundup
Specialized Recreation Programs
Youth Recreation Programs/Leaders
AMAZING EAU CLAIRE CLEAN-UP
Saturday, April 25, 2026 - 9AM - 12PM
Volunteers work throughout the City of Eau Claire picking up trash and preparing flowerbeds Register online through our Online Form
PARK PRIDE
If your family, group or organization is looking for an opportunity to take an active role in keeping Eau Claire beautiful, there are several ways you can volunteer:
1. Adopt-a-Park, Adopt-a-Trail, Adopt-a-Flowerbed: Volunteers pick up litter, report vandalism, weed flowerbeds or help with special projects.
2. Park or Trail Clean-up: This is a one-time cleanup of a park or trail area.
COACHES
elies on volunteer coaches for aseball, flag football, soccer, ny experience in any of these your knowledge and time as a will be asked to complete an egin coaching, which includes
Eau Claire Parks, Recreation and Forestry offers several opportunities for businesses and organizations to generate additional visibility in the community and to visitors
ADVERTISEMENTS / SPONSORSHIPS
Hobbs Ice Arena Advertising
Fairfax Pool Advertising/Sponsorship
Athletic Facilities Advertising
Youth & Family Scholarship Program Sponsorship
Youth Team Sponsors & Volunteers
Event Sponsorships
Specialized Recreation
*Sponsors of events, activities and scholarships will be recognized in a Prime Times Publication in addition to other recognition depending on sponsorship level.
2026AMAZINGEAUCLAIRECLEAN-UP
Are you passionate about contributing to the community and fostering positive change? We invite dedicated volunteers to participate in our annual Amazing Eau Claire Clean-Up on Saturday, April 25th. Join us in enhancing the beauty of our parks, trails, downtown areas, public spaces, and gardenbedsthroughoutthecity.
HOBBS MUNICIPAL ICE ARENA
FACILITY RENTAL INFORMATION
Hobbs Ice Arena is a 93,000 sq foot facility and includes:
• 2 full size sheets of ice
• 1 studio sheet of ice
• Meeting/party rooms
• Mezzanine viewing area
• Availability for dry floor events
For Hobbs facility rental information, contact the Hobbs Ice Arena Facility Supervisor at rechobbsicearena@eauclairewi gov
ROOM RENTALS
Club Room (capacity 75) *$75/Hour or $600/Day
Meeting Room (capacity 15) $35/Hour
Food Event (room rental not included) $100/Event
*Additional fees for use of kitchen and AV equipment
ICE RENTALS MAY - AUGUST
O'Brien & Akervik Rinks
Summer Hours (All Hours May-August) $247/Hour
Hughes Rink
Summer (All Hours May-August) $210/Hour
DRY FLOOR RENTALS
$1,250/Day/Rink or $155/Hour
Contact Facility Supervisor for details and availability Trade Shows • Banquets • Community Meetings
Job Fairs • Graduations • Private Events • Conventions
Corporate Gatherings, and much more!
BIRTHDAY PARTIES AT HOBBS!
Hobbs Ice Arena is a great venue to host your child’s birthday party!
• Ice rental per hour, includes party room and rental skates
• Note: A limited number of skates available for both options Guests are encouraged to bring own skates
• Dry floor space also available (May-September)
PROGRAM CONDUCT STATEMENT
It is our goal to provide safe and inclusive activities and facilities at all times Improper conduct including but not limited to inappropriate language, inappropriate physical contact, abuse of staff or other patrons, theft, vandalism, or any other illegal activities are not tolerated In consideration of the safety and security of our staff and patrons, ECPRF reserves the right to remove anyone from current or future participation in or attendance at ECPRF activities or facilities in the event of improper conduct, including involving ECPD if necessary
HOBBS MUNICIPAL ICE ARENA
SPRING/SUMMER HOBBS DROP-IN SKATING
DROP-IN SKATING OPPORTUNITIES
DAYTIME OPEN SKATING
Daytime Open Skating is open time for the public to drop -in and skate Skate rentals will be available All ages and skill levels are welcome!
Monday - Friday, 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
(No skate 5/25, 7/3)
(10:45am-12:45pm on all School's Out Skating Dates, see below)
(9am-11am: June 8,10,15,17,22,24,29
July 1,13,15,20,22,27)
Admission: $5 50 or EC RecPass (1 Punch)
Skate Rental: $5 50 or EC RecPass (1 Punch)
EVENING OPEN SKATING
Evening Open Skating is open time for the public to drop-in and skate. Skate rentals will be available. All ages and skill levels are welcome!
October 14 - March 29
(No Skate April-September)
Wednesdays & Sundays: 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
Admission: $5.50 or EC RecPass (2 Punches)
Skate Rental: $5.50 or EC RecPass (2 Punches)
OPEN FREESTYLE SKATE
Open Freestyle Skate is dedicated ice time for figure skaters only to work on skills
Tuesdays & Thursdays, 8:45 AM - 9:45 AM
Admission: $11 or EC RecPass (2 Punches)
DROP-IN HOCKEY OPPORTUNITIES
RINK RAT HOCKEY
Rink Rat Hockey is dedicated time for open hockey. Players MUST have full equipment.
Wednesdays and Sundays, Now - March 29
U8/U10 6:45 PM - 7:45 PM
U12/U14 8:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Wednesdays, April - August
U8/U10 6:15 PM - 7:15 PM
U12/U14 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
Admission: $5.50 or an EC RecPass (1 Punch) (Goalies FREE)
ADULT OPEN HOCKEY
Adult open hockey is for 18+. Players must have full equipment.
Wednesdays and Sundays, Now - March 29
Wednesdays, April - August
Time: 8:45 PM - 9:45PM
Admission: $5.50 or an EC RecPass (1 Punch)
18+ Drop-In Hockey (Goalies Free)
SCHOOL’S OUT SKATING AND RINK RATS
School’s Out Skating dates are modified open skating hours that coordinate with the ECASD academic calendar. When school is out, grab a friend and come join us here at Hobbs!
SCHOOL'S OUT OPEN SKATING
Open Skating: 10:45 AM - 12:45 PM
Admission: $5 50 or EC RecPass (1 Punch) Skate Rental: $5 50 or EC RecPass (1 Punch)
Dates: February 27, March 2, 30, 31 April 1-3, 27
SCHOOL'S OUT RINK RAT HOCKEY
U8/U10 Rink Rats 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM
U12/U14 Rink Rats 12:45 PM - 1:45 PM
Admission: $5 50/session (Goalies Free) or EC RecPass (1 Punch) PER SESSION
Dates: February 27, March 2, 30, 31 April 1-3, 27
FAIRFAX MUNICIPAL POOL
SEASON: JUNE 5 - AUGUST 21 Fairfax
OPEN SWIM
Monday - Friday
Saturday & Sunday
1:00PM - 7:00PM 1:00PM - 7:00PM
FULL PRICE SEASON PASS FEES
Resident Youth...................................................................
Resident Adult
Resident Family of 3
Non-Resident Youth
Non-Resident Adult.............................................................
Non-Resident Family of 3...................................................
Additional Family Member
Replacement Pool Tag (Per Family or Individual) $5 50
SEASON PASSES 10% OFF THROUGH MAY 15
SEASON PASS INFORMATION
Purchase your Fairfax Pool season pool membership online or at the Recreation Administrative Office during normal business hours Monday-Friday from 7:30AM - 4PM
FAIRFAX POOL SEASON PASS FAQ'S
DAILY ADMISSION FEES
Toddler/Infant (2 years & under)
Open Swim Youth/Adult, Lap Swim, Water Aerobics,
FAIRFAX POOL ADMISSION POLICIES
SCHEDULING POLICIES
The Recreation Division reserves the right to close the pool in the event of inclement weather, fewer than 25 patrons, or if it is below 65 degrees outside
PROGRAM CONDUCT STATEMENT
It is our goal to provide safe and inclusive activities and facilities at all times Improper conduct including but not limited to inappropriate language, inappropriate physical contact, abuse of staff or other patrons, theft, vandalism, or any other illegal activities are not tolerated In consideration of the safety and security of our staff and patrons, ECPRF reserves the right to remove anyone from current or future participation in or attendance at ECPRF activities or facilities in the event of improper conduct, including involving ECPD if necessary.
POOL BUS SCHEDULE
DROP-IN AQUATICS PROGRAMS
DEEP WATER AEROBICS
Monday - Friday Monday & Wednesday
SHALLOW WATER AEROBICS
Tuesday & Thursday 9:45AM - 10:45AM 6:00PM - 7:00PM
AQUA DANCE
LAP SWIM
Monday - Friday (6 lanes)
Monday - Friday (2 lanes)
Saturday & Sunday (2 lanes)
PICNIC PAVILION RENTALS
Rental forms are accepted beginning May 4, 2026.
FEE: $24/hour
Same day exclusive use reservations NOT available $67
Fridays 9:45AM - 10:45AM
9:45AM - 12:15PM 4:00PM - 7:00PM 4:00PM - 7:00PM
Available only during open swim hours based on a first come, first serve basis. We cannot guarantee the date availability until we receive a reservation form with payment. For groups up to 25 people.
Ideal for birthday parties, family picnics, meetings, or just securing a shady place for your group. If the pool closes, a refund will be given.
Same day picnic pavilion reservations NOT available.
EXCLUSIVE USE RENTALS
Rentals forms are accepted beginning May 4, 2026.
FEES:
$600 - 150 people or less
$650 - 151-300 people
$700 - 301 - 435 people
$750 - 436 or more people
Availability based on a first come, first serve basis
We cannot guarantee the date availability until we receive a reservation form Limited dates available If the pool closes, an option of a different day or refund will be given
Fairfax Pool and Eau Claire Transit are proud to offer once again, a pool bus route. Click here for the most up-to-date bus route information on the Eau Claire Transit City Website. The Pool Route will run Tuesdays - Thursdays 9:45AM - 10:45AM
FAIRFAX MUNICIPAL POOL
Join us for music and fun as we celebrate the beginning of summer
Focuses on individuals with disabilities, their families, & caregivers being able to explore the pool Assistive devices will be permitted if needed to be able to participate Free for individuals with disabilities and up to two additional free admissions for family members or caregivers
Join Fairfax Pool Lifeguards to learn about basic water safety, rescue techniques and play safety games. Watch Lifeguards participate in live safety drills! A week of themed activities as we celebrate the release of the movie Toy Story 5
Dads, it's your special day! Receive free admission with purchase of a child's admission!
July Schedule
August Schedule
and
Admission: $15/Dog (Spectators Admitted Free)
The Fairfax Pool will be open exclusively to the canine crowd for this special event. Sorry, no people allowed in the pool on this day! Concessions will be available Must provide proof of current canine vaccinations See online for registration form
REGISTRATION & POLICIES
Classes offered in partnership with the Eau Claire Area School District ECASD residents pay a materials/supply fee for activities identified with this symbol This is the second fee listed Non-school district residents must pay the full program fee (first fee).
RESIDENT VS. NON-RESIDENT
Your family is considered "Residents" if you pay your property taxes to the City of Eau Claire If you pay your property taxes to the City of Eau Claire, you are eligible to take the City Resident Discounted Fee. Your family is considered "Non-Residents" if you pay your property taxes to a Township do not live in Eau Claire If you pay your property taxes to a Township, you will have to pay the full Program Fee
A full refund will be issued for any program cancelled by Parks and Recreation (Not subject to Administrative Fee)
A full refund is available if Parks and Recreation makes changes to the original program schedule and you can no longer participate (Not subject to a $7 Administrative Fee)
A refund will be issued for a program if Parks and Recreation is notified of your cancellation 72-hours prior to the start of the program Refund subject to a $7 Administrative Fee
All program transfers/cancellations must be done by emailing recreation@eauclairewi.gov with the participant's name and classes to be cancelled (cancellations subject to a $7 Administrative Fee)
Refunds will not be issued for Fairfax Pool Memberships or EC RecPass Punch Cards
Youth Leagues - 75% of the program fee may be refunded up to the first day of program (Refund subject to a $7 Administrative Fee) No refunds after schedules have been completed Refunds will not be issued for Adult Athletic Team registration fees after schedules have been completed (Refund subject to Administrative Fee)
Shelter/Pavilion reservations are eligible for a refund if the cancellation is received 5 business days prior to the event (Refund subject to a $7 Administrative Fee)
If your account is credited with a refund or an overpayment is made, you will be issued a credit card refund (please allow up to 10 business days for processing) or check in 1-2 weeks Patrons are not allowed to leave credit balances on their accounts.
Parks and Recreation accepts American Express, Discover, MasterCard, and Visa for all registration and program payments. Personal information is safe and secure. Registration forms which include credit card numbers will be shredded immediately after processing PAYMENT BY CREDIT CARD
READ YOUR RECEIPT
Read your receipt to verify that you and/or your family members are enrolled in the correct class/session. Any program changes in dates, times, special requirements, will be noted there If you do not receive a receipt call our office at (715) 839-5032
RECREATION POLICIES
Click this link here to view all of the below Recreation Policies.
AGE REQUIREMENTS
AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT
CLASS CANCELLATIONS
CONCUSSION INFORMATION
INSURANCE
ONE HOUSEHOLD ONLY
In order to help ensure that the registration process is fair to all, you may only register for members of your immediate household It is not acceptable for one person to register neighbors/friends/ extended relatives along with their own registrations. Only a parent/legal guardian may register youth participants
SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM RENEWALS
Patrons will be asked each calendar year to verify their eligibility for the Scholarship Program Upon renewal, Patrons must show Proof of Address, ID, and Proof of Assistance (sorry, no FoodShare cards are accepted, letters only) Patrons who live within the City of Eau Claire City Limits and pay property taxes to the City of Eau Claire are eligible. Patrons who reside in Townships are not eligible.
REGISTER FIRST
Class registrations are NOT accepted at program sites Persons MUST register PRIOR to participation in ANY program through one of the above methods Be prepared to show your receipt at the first class session Waitlisted participants will be contacted by Recreation office staff only when space is available in the program.
PROGRAM CONDUCT STATEMENT
It is our goal to provide safe and inclusive activities and facilities at all times Improper conduct including but not limited to inappropriate language, inappropriate physical contact, abuse of staff or other patrons, theft, vandalism, or any other illegal activities are not tolerated In consideration of the safety and security of our staff and patrons, ECPRF reserves the right to remove anyone from current or future participation in or attendance at ECPRF activities or facilities in the event of improper conduct, including involving ECPD if necessary
1ST DAY ATTENDANCE POLICY
First day attendance is required for all sessions of summer school partnership programs with a $0 ECASD resident cost. First day no shows will be removed from the class to accommodate waitlist additions If your family schedule has changed prohibiting your child from attending the program, please email recreation@eauclairewi gov so we can remove your child from the roster If you need to cancel your child's registration, please allow at least a 72-hour cancellation notice
HOW TO REGISTER?
CREATING AN ACCOUNT
From the City Website, go to Activity Guide | Registration Information, select “Register Online”. Then, create your personal account with a user ID and password An email will be sent confirming new account; must click link to activate new accounts Online registrations have priority over mailed and faxed registration If you happen to forget your account login information, please email recreation@eauclairewi.gov and a new, temporary password will be setup for you
ONE ACCOUNT PLEASE. . .
DO NOT create a new account if you are having trouble logging in to an existing account. Creating duplicate accounts causes errors within our registration software and may prevent you from registering
MAILING A REGISTRATION?
Send in your completed registration form with payment to:
Mail To - ECPR, 915 Menomonie St, Eau Claire, WI 54703
Hours - Monday-Friday from 7:30am-4pm
Registrations mailed to our office are time stamped and processed in the order they are received. Mailing applications does not guarantee admission into a class We recommend registering online to better ensure that your child may be enrolled in the classes that are chosen
ACTIVITY & LEAGUE REGISTRATIONS
Log in to your account, then go to the “Activities” tab and either type in the name of the program, hover over the different activity categories or search the program code. Once the activity is on your screen, click on “Enroll Now” and follow the registration steps
FAIRFAX POOL MEMBERSHIPS
Log in to your account, then go to the tab titled “Memberships” In the Search Packages space, type in membership you’re interested in purchasing; individual or family. Check out and pay the fee. An email will be sent confirming registration. If you're using a Mobile Device, please click the three sidebars on the homepage and click on "View Full Site" Once you do that, you are able to view the Membership Options
WAITLISTS
If classes are full, patrons are encouraged to join the waitlist in the event that an opening occurs If your children are taken off the waitlist, our Recreation Administrative Office will either call or email the number and/or email listed on your account Patrons will typically have 24 hours to respond If we do not hear back from you, your child will be removed from the waitlist and the next child on the waitlist will be contacted
SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM GUIDELINES
Scholarships are valid day of approval - November 30 of each calendar year.
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The Eau Claire Parks and Recreation Scholarship Program provides discounted scholarship rates for ECPR youth programs and Fairfax Pool memberships for qualifying youth and families Recipients must live within the limits of the City of Eau Claire Scholarship applications must be submitted to the Recreation Administrative Office via email at recscholarships@eauclairewi.gov or in-person Monday - Friday from 7:30am - 4pm at 915 Menomonie Street
ELIGIBILITY: Any resident living within the City of Eau Claire boundaries currently receiving Federal, State, or Local assistance are eligible If the address at which you live is located in a Township, different county, or different city you will not be eligible for the program The following must be submitted when applying for the scholarship:
Scholarship Applications Must Include Each of the Following to be Approved:
1. Proof of Benefits Received - Any one of the following:
Proof of Effective Food Share or Badger Care Quest Program:
Provide proof of current assistance for ALL Family Members applying. This could be in the form of paper documentation, a formal letter from Food Share/Badger Care Quest, or a screenshot of the MyACCESS mobile app. No Food Share or Badger Care cards will be accepted as proof, as they do not show each family member that is included in the coverage.
OR Proof of ECASD Free Lunch Program:
Provide a letter for each child who qualifies/receives free lunch through ECASD These letters are mailed out by ECASD upon approval for free lunch If you have misplaced this letter, you may call ECASD Food & Nutrition Support at 715-852-3061 or e-mail schoolnutrition@ecasd us to request a copy
OR Proof of other Federal, State, or Local assistance:
Provide letter or electronic proof that shows the effective date of assistance you receive and the names of the individuals who receive the benefit
2 Proof of Address:
Piece of mail in the name of the head of household that shows a current mailing address
3. Valid Identification:
Must show a valid Photo ID
4. Completed Scholarship Application
5. An ActiveNet Account with updated family information: ActiveNet accounts can be accessed and created here: http://activenet active com/Eauclaire Please do not create an additional account if you already have one If you have an existing ActiveNet account and are unable to log in, please utilize the “Forgot Password” function If you are still unable to access your account, please email recreation@eauclairewi gov for additional assistance
Send all requirements in an email to: recscholarships@eauclairewi.gov or bring them in-person during Office Hours.
SPRING AQUATICS & AQUATICS INFO
Location: DeLong Middle School Spring Aquatics
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POOL LOCATIONS
• DeLong Middle School: 2000 Vine Street, off Clairemont Avenue Enter door #1 and turn right Pool located on left
• Fairfax Park Municipal Pool: 4200 Fairfax Street, off Golf Road, adjacent to Pine Meadows Golf Course
• North High School: 1801 Piedmont Road, off of Mercury Avenue from North Crossing Enter door under “Husky ” First hallway to right Pool located on left
• DeLong Middle School: 2711 Abbe Hill Drive, just off the North Crossing Enter through door #2 Pool located on left
• South Middle School: 2125 Mitscher Avenue, off Fairfax Street Enter door #1 and turn right Pool located on left
• DeLong Middle School: Electric Lift
• Fairfax Park Municipal Pool: Stairs, Zero Depth Entry, and Aquatic Wheel Chair
• North High School: Electric Lift
• DeLong Middle School: Electric Lift and Stairs
• South Middle School: Electric Lift
- 7:15PM
- 8:15PM 7:20PM - 8:15PM 7:20PM - 8:15PM
POOL TEMPERATURES
Indoor pool water temperatures are regulated by the school district, not Parks and Recreation With the exception of Fairfax Municipal Pool, the schools try to maintain a comfortable water temperature
REGISTRATION POLICIES
In order to give all participants an equal opportunity to enroll in classes, we ask that each participant be registered for only one aquatics class per session and one waitlist per session ECASD Student ID # is required to take the ECASD Discount
AQUATICS
LEVEL RECOMMENDATIONS
It is NOT recommended to enroll your child in a sequence of levels throughout the summer. See class descriptions to determine which class is appropriate to enroll your child in It's best to make sure your child is comfortable in the level they are in before enrolling in the next level
PARENT/CHILD AQUATICS
(Ages: 6 Months - 4 Years) An adult is REQUIRED to participate in the water with each child.
PARENT/CHILD LEVEL 1
Prerequisites: 6 months of age before the first class
Goals: Familiarize children with water, teach swimming readiness skills, build safe habits for aquatic environments, educate parents on how to safely supervise and enjoy the water with their children
PARENT/CHILD LEVEL 2
Prerequisites: 6 months of age before the first class AND confidently explore the water with support
Goals: Learn when and how to safely enter and exit the water, develop breath control, gain comfort with a feeling of buoyancy, learn arm and leg actions for swimming, and continue building safe habits for aquatic environments, including the expectation of parent supervision and what to do in an emergency Provides parents with safety information and techniques they can use to help their children in the water
PRESCHOOL AQUATICS
(Age: 4-5 Years): Instructor Led Classes. No parent/guardian in-water participation in preschool aquatics.
OTTER
Prerequisites: 4 years of age before the first class.
Goals: Learn when and how to independently enter and exit the water then travel 5 yards, develop breath control, experience and gain comfort with buoyancy on the front and back, practice beginner arm and leg action on the front and back, prepare to safely participate in aquatic activities, learn how to recognize emergencies and call for help All skills can be completed with support by the instructor
SEAL
Goals: Begin to independently float, glide, and travel 3 body lengths, perform previous skills for longer lengths of time or longer distances, explore deeper water, prepare to safely participate in aquatic activities, and learn how to recognize emergencies and call for help All skills can be completed with assistance by the instructor
DOLPHIN
Goals: Gain increasing independence and endurance while swimming, floating, and gliding; explore treading water, learn more about safely participating in aquatic environments, learn how to safely respond once help is on the way All skills should be completed independently
RED CROSS LEARN TO SWIM
(Ages: 6-15 Years): Begin Learn to Swim with Level 1 unless otherwise recommended by a swim instructor. Plan on successful completion of 1 level per summer Each level may take multiple attempts each summer. We recommend signing up for the same level all summer Instructor Led Classes No parent/guardian in-water participation in learn to swim aquatics
LEVEL 1
Prerequisites: 6 years of age before the first class. Goals: Orient children to the aquatic environment, teach basic aquatic skills, prepare children to safely participate in aquatic activities, and learn a new safety topic each class Skills that are focused on: traveling at least 5 yards, bobbing 5 times then safely exiting the water, gliding on front supported at least 2 body lengths, and rolling to a back float for 5 seconds with assistance
LEVEL 2
Goals: Begin to independently float, glide, and move through the water Perform previous skills for longer lengths of time for longer distances, explore deeper water, prepare to safely participate in aquatic activities, and learn a new safety topic each class Skills that are focused on: learn to float without support for 15 seconds and swim about 10 yards continuously independently
LEVEL 3
Goals: Perform previous skills for longer lengths of time or longer distances, introduction to the front crawl, elementary backstroke, headfirst entries, develop water competency, and learn a new safety topic each class. Skills focused on: front crawl for 25 yards, swimming the elementary backstroke for 25 yards, survival float, and jumping into deep water from the side and treading
LEVEL 4
Goals: Perform previous skills with greater proficiency and build endurance, introduction to the back crawl, breaststroke, sidestroke, butterfly, and turning at the wall Learn a new safety topic each class Skills focused on: breaststroke for 15 yards, back crawl for 15 yards and introduction to butterfly: swim 15 yards
LEVEL 5
Goals: Perform previous skills with greater proficiency and build endurance. Introduction to flip turns on front and back, perform a long shallow dive, surface, and begin swimming Learn a new safety topic each class Skills focused on: front crawl for 50 yards, elementary backstroke for 50 yards, breaststroke for 25 yards, and the back crawl for 25 yards.
LEVEL 6
Goals: Stroke refinement for greater efficiency and effectiveness over longer distances Focus on personal water safety and the skills necessary to become a Water Safety Instructor or Lifeguard Learn a new safety topic each class Skills focused on: swimming 500 yards continuously using any 3 strokes, demonstrate all six swimming strokes for 50 or 100 yards, demonstrate various survival techniques for 10 minutes, and demonstrate treading water without arms using multiple kicks
INDIVIDUAL SWIM
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Session 2: June 29 - July 9 (No Class 7/2)
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Session 3: July 13 - July 23 (M-Th)
11:00AM - 11:30AM 11:30AM - 12:00PM 12:00PM - 12:30PM
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Session 4: July 27 -
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12:30PM - 1:00PM
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ADAPTIVE SWIM
Adaptive Swim Lessons (Ages 4-18)
Session 1: June 15 - June 25 (M-Th)
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12:00PM - 12:30PM
12:30PM - 1:00PM 4:30PM - 5:00PM Time
Fairfax Pool
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DeLong Middle School
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DeLong Middle School Location Fee
Session 2: June 29 - July 9 (No Class 7/2) (M-Th)
11:00AM - 11:30AM 11:30AM - 12:00PM 12:00PM - 12:30PM
12:30PM - 1:00PM 4:30PM - 5:00PM
Fairfax Pool
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Session 3: July 13 - July 23 (M-Th)
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Session 4: July 27 - August 6 (M-Th)
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Registration Deadline: 12:00 PM on the Friday BEFORE the class starts
SWIMMING LESSONS - FAIRFAX POOL
Session 1: June 15 - June 25 (M-Th)
Registration
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Location: Fairfax Pool
Session 2: June 29 - July 9 (No Class 7/2) (M-Th)
Location: Fairfax Pool
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Session 3: July 13 - July 23 (M-Th)
Location: Fairfax Pool
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Session 4: July 27 - August 6 (M-Th)
Registration Deadline: 12:00 PM on the Friday BEFORE the class starts
Location: Fairfax Pool
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Session 1: June 15 - June 25 (M-Th)
Registration Deadline:
Location: AM DeLong
Middle School
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Location: PM DeLong Middle School
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Session 2: June 29 - July 9 (No Class 7/2) (M-Th)
Location: AM DeLong Middle School
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Location: PM DeLong Middle School
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Session 4: July 27 - August 6 (M-Th)
Registration Deadline: 12:00 PM on the Friday BEFORE the class starts
Location:
AM DeLong Middle School
9:30AM - 10:00AM
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Location: PM DeLong Middle School
6:30PM - 7:00PM 6:00PM - 6:30PM 7:00PM - 7:50PM 5:00PM - 5:50PM 5:00PM - 5:50PM 6:00PM - 6:50PM 7:00PM - 7:50PM 5:00PM - 5:50PM
SPECIALTY AQUATICS
18+ Learn to
Diving
RED CROSS COURSES
Lifeguard Training Full Course
SPECIALIZED RECREATION
Offered to youth and adults with varying abilities and exceptionalities with an emphasis on inclusion
PAR-TE-REC (ADULT SPECIALIZED REC)
Summer outdoor Par-Te-Rec is for individuals with varying abilities and exceptionalities, ages 18 and older Participants will experience various activities which focus upon socialization, aspiring to personal challenges, and building self-confidence Some of the planned activities include dances, games, crafts, and much more All activities will be scheduled at McDonough Park. Transportation is not provided for this program.
Program Fee: $5 50/Night or $44/Season Pass
Time: 6:00PM - 8:00PM Ages: 18+
Location: McDonough Neighborhood Park Day: Wednesday
SSPPR-101MD Daily Admissions ($5 50/Night)
SSPPR-102MD Season Pass ($44/Season)
SPPPR-103MD Eau Claire Express or Cavs Game
(Daily Fee Pays $5.50 at door, Fee Included in Season Pass)
CAMP SUMMERTIME
Date Activity
June 10
June 17
June 24
July 1
July 8
July 15
July 22
July 29
McDonough BINGO
Music Trivia & Star Search Karaoke
No Par-te-Rec (Holiday)
Baseball Game TBD
Hawaiian Luau (Wear Tropical Attire)
Backyard Games
August 5 End of Summer Bash (At Fairfax Pool)
This special populations’ camp is operated in an integrated format where all participants work with and assist each other This program is designed to accommodate various abilities Activities are planned considering all abilities to encourage individuals to challenge themselves Activities include arts and crafts, games, sports, music, storytelling, and off-site trips Transportation is not provided for this program
Location: Putnam Heights Neighborhood Park
Tuesdays & Thursdays June 16 - July 30 (No 6/30 & 7/2)
Mondays & Wednesdays June 15 - July 29 (No 6/29 & 7/1)
Develop friendships, improve social interactions, improve independent skills, and enhance quality of life.
Fairfax Swim Night (Staff in Free)
Tye Dye
PAR-TE-REC PAR-TE-REC
BASH!
NIGHTOUT
TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 2026 5:30PM-8PM @
YOUTH PRE-SCHOOL AGE ACTIVITIES
Exploring Soccer (Ages 3-4)
Location: Newell Park Shelter and Field
During this week-long program, participants will experience and explore a variety of soccer skills while gaining confidence
activities
SAYPS-301NP
SAYPS-302NP
SAYPS-601NP
SAYPS-602NP
July 6 - July 9
July 6 - July 9
July 27 - July 30
July 27 - July 30 M-Th 9:00AM - 9:45AM 10:00AM - 10:45AM 9:00AM - 9:45AM 10:00AM - 10:45AM
Exploring T-Ball (Ages 3-4)
Location: Carson Park Gelein Field (June 18, Bollinger Field #8)
During this program, little sluggers will learn t-ball skills such as base running, hitting, catching, and throwing while participating in age-appropriate activities and games Participants will also gain confidence and build social skills Players need to bring their own glove
SAYPS-101CP
SAYPS-102CP
SAYPS-401CP
June 15 - June 18 June 15 - June 18
SAYPS-402CP July 13 - July 16 July 13 - July 16
9:00AM - 9:45AM 10:00AM - 10:45AM 9:00AM - 9:45AM 10:00AM - 10:45AM
Exploring Basketball (Ages 3-4)
Location: Newell Park Shelter and Field
SAYPS-201NP
During this week-long program, participants will experience and explore a variety of basketball skills while gaining confidence. Staff will lead ageappropriate activities
June 22 - June 25
June 22 - June 25
9:00AM - 9:45AM 10:00AM - 10:45AM
SAYPS-202NP M-Th 9:00AM - 9:45AM
SAYPS-501NP
SAYPS-502NP
July 20 - July 23 July 20 - July 23
Fee: $35
Resident DSC Fee: $25 10:00AM - 10:45AM
YOUTH SOCCER INSTRUCTION
Location: Eau Claire Soccer Park
Itty-Bitty Soccer and Half-Pint Soccer programs focus on fundamental play through modified activities that will instill a passion for the sport Children will be introduced to various activities that will promote development of bod soccer vocabulary We encourage parents to register as a volunteer a
Half-P
SAYHP-202SP
June 22 - July 8
June 23 - July 9
July 13 - July 29
July 14 - July 30
Soccer Ins
Session
1 - Locati
The youth soccer instructional program is especially design introduced to the basic skills of soccer such as passing, receiving, and playing related soccer skill games Players must provide their own shin guards
Session 2 - Location: Eau Claire Soccer Park
July 13 - July 29 July 13 - July 29 July 14 - July 30
YOUTH ART CLASSES
All artists will receive a canvas board to create a one of a kind painting! We will experiment with a resist technique using tape, stencils, and glue, explore color mixing, and try out various painting tools! Come dressed for a messy, fun time!
Artists will learn the swirly-whirly art of tie-dying and choose a favorite style for their own shirts
Please bring 2 white 100% Cotton t-shirts to class and a plastic bag for each item, along with an adult helper for children 7 and younger
Artists will work with moldable, colorful oven bake Sculpey Clay Students will create small animal, insect sculptures, or anything else their imagination desires! Sculptures completed will be sent home with simple instructions for baking
Artists will be able to experiment, explore, and create with fun and exciting materials, working at the centers of their choosing We drawing, printmaking, collage, and sculpture station available
Artists will use armature wire, beads, til and pie tins to create a beautiful m steppingstones Please bring an adult he for children 7 and younger
Please bring 2 white 100% Cotton t-shir and a plastic bag for each item, along wi helper for children 7 and younger Helpe classes are welcome as well!
One Day Art Workshops
Location: Hobbs Ice Arena Club Room
Wednesday, June 17
June 24
SLEOA-101HB
SLEOA-102HB
SLEOA-201HB
SLEOA-202HB
SLEOA-301HB
SLEOA-302HB
Arts and Crafts Super Centers
SLEOA-401HB 5:00PM - 5:45PM 6:00PM - 6:45PM
- 6:45PM 5:00PM - 5:45PM 6:00PM - 6:45PM 5:00PM - 5:45PM 6:00PM - 6:45PM 5:00PM - 5:45PM 6:00PM - 6:45PM 5:00PM - 5:45PM 6:00PM - 6:45PM
Canvas Painting
Tie Dye - Session 1 (BYO Shirt)
Sculpey Mini Sculptures
YOUTH ART CLASSES
Cray-CrayforClay
Paint, Print & Chalk
Recycled
Youth
Art
Series Class Descriptions
Students will design and build a 3D sculpture using recycled materials while learning about form, balance, and creative problem-solving
Explore the vast oceans as we create ocean themed artwork in this awesome class, no scuba gear required We will practice drawing different sea creatures and then move on to painting and sea inspired sculpture
Students will help shape the class structure beginning with a group conference and creating sketchbooks to capture ideas and discoveries Each day a variety of art materials will be available to encourage exploration and creativity This class emphasizes process and experimentation rather than a final product
Youth Art: Session 1 (Ages 5-13)
Location: Hobbs Ice Arena Club Room
Mythical Creatures
Cray-Cray for Clay
Paint, Print & Chalk
Open Studio
Comic Creations
SLEYA-101HB
SLEYA-102HB
SLEYA-103HB June 15 - June 24 M/W 9:00AM - 9:50AM 10:00AM - 10:50AM 11:00AM - 11:50AM
SLEYA-104HB
SLEYA-105HB
June 16 - June 25
Cray-Cray for Clay T/Th
SLEYA-106HB
Paint, Print & Chalk
Mythical Creatures
Cray-Cray for Clay
Recycled Art
Open Studio
Under the Sea
SLEYA-201HB
SLEYA-202HB
SLEYA-203HB
Cray-Cray for Clay
Recycled Art
Comic Creations
Paint, Print & Chalk
Mythical Creatures
Open Studio
9:00AM - 9:50AM 10:00AM - 10:50AM 11:00AM - 11:50AM
Youth Art: Session 2 (Ages 5-13)
Location: Hobbs
SLEYA-204HB July 6 - July 15
SLEYA-205HB
SLEYA-206HB July 7 - July 16 M/W T/Th
11:00AM
11:50AM 9:00AM - 9:50AM 10:00AM - 10:50AM 11:00AM - 11:50AM
Youth Art: Session 3 (Ages 5-13)
SLEYA-301HB
SLEYA-302HB
SLEYA-303HB
SLEYA-304HB July 20 - July 29
SLEYA-305HB
SLEYA-306HB July 21 - July 30 M/W T/Th
Location: Hobbs Ice Arena Club Room 9:00AM - 9:50AM 10:00AM - 10:50AM 11:00AM - 11:50AM 9:00AM - 9:50AM 10:00AM - 10:50AM 11:00AM - 11:50AM
YOUTH OUTDOOR ADVENTURES
Tadpole Discovery
Students will explore small streams and ponds to find and catch tadpoles Students will study the tadpoles and the life cycle stages of a frog through activities, games, and crafts Participants may be standing in small amounts of water so be prepared to get a little wet!
Location: Rod & Gun Park
SLEOA-101RG
SLEOA-102RG
SLEOA-103RG
SLEOA-104RG
SLEOA-201RG
SLEOA-202RG
SLEOA-203RG
SLEOA-204RG
15 - June 18
15 - June 18
15 - June 18
15 - June 18
22 - June 25
22 - June 25
22 - June 25
22 - June 25
8:30AM - 10:00AM 10:15AM - 11:45AM 12:15PM - 1:45PM 2:00PM - 3:30PM 8:30AM - 10:00AM 10:15AM - 11:45AM 12:15PM - 1:45PM 2:00PM - 3:30PM
Introduction to Canoeing & Basic Water Safety
Location: Carson Park Braun's Bay
Location: Carson Park Braun's Bay
This introductory running program will incorporate fun training through group running activities and games, as well as daily discussion on proper running techniques, nutrition, and stretching. Participants are required to wear proper running shoes, no sandals.
Location: Carson Park Oak Pavilion
Students
YOUTH OUTDOOR ADVENTURES
Location: Carson Park Braun's Bay
Camping Skills
Location: Carson Park Pine Pavilion
Nature Hiking & Identification
Enjoy nature as you hike outdoors and learn to identify local plants and animals
Location: Carson Park Pine Pavilion
Canoe Fishing
Students will be able to apply their knowledge of fishing and canoeing and leave the shores to cast out into open water, while deepening their understanding of fishing and canoeing skills and tactics. Students are encouraged to bring their own fishing poles and personal flotation devices Prerequisites: Fishing Class AND a Canoeing Class (either Intro or Experienced) Roster reviewed before class begins
Location: Carson Park Braun's Bay
YOUTH OUTDOOR ADVENTURES
Introduction to Mountain Biking
Students will learn bike handling, proper gear usage and shifting, safe braking, trail ascent and descent, along with basic bike maintenance Instructors will discuss trail maintenance and awareness Participants must provide their own mountain bike and helmet
Location: Eau Claire Wells or Northwest Park
- 4:00PM
This class will introduce students to the basic techniques of indoor target archery emphasizing the care and use
SLEOA-101HT
SLEOA-102HT
SLEOA-103HT 8:00AM - 8:50AM 9:00AM - 9:50AM
Session 2
SLEOA-303HT
8:00AM - 8:50AM 9:00AM - 9:50AM 10:00AM - 10:50AM
Bouldering
SLEOA-401HT
SLEOA-402HT
SLEOA-403HT 9:00AM - 9:50AM 10:00AM
SLEOA-501HT
SLEOA-502HT
SLEOA-503HT
LEARN A LANGUAGE
Introduction to Hmong
This introductory Hmong course for youth provides a fun and engaging way to learn the basics of the Hmong language and culture Participants will practice simple words, greetings, and everyday phrases while gaining an understanding of Hmong traditions, history, and community values
Location: DeLong Middle School
SLEHL-101DM
SLEHL-102DM
SLEHL-103DM June 22 - June 25 9:00AM - 9:50AM 10:00AM - 10:50AM 11:00AM - 11:50AM
Introduction to German
This introductory German course is designed to provide youth with a fun and engaging foundation in the German language Participants will learn basic vocabulary, including colors, numbers, greetings, and simple conversational phrases through interactive activities and games
Location: Fairfax Pool Lagoon Pavilion
SLEGL-101FF
SLEGL-102FF
SLEGL-103FF
29 - July 2 9:00AM - 9:50AM
This class will introduce students to basic grammar, vocabulary, finger spelling (ASL alphabet), numbers, and more Vocabulary signs wil focus on family, color, food, and songs in sign and much more through a variety of hands on activities, games, and small group activities.
Introduction to Spanish
This introductory Spanish course is designed to provide youth with a fun and engaging foundation in the Spanish language Participants will learn basic vocabulary, including colors, numbers, common phrases, and simple conversational skills through interactive activities and games
Location: DeLong Middle School
American Sign Language
YOUTH ACTIVITIES
Kubb Instruction
This is an introductory program for the beginner and the Kubb enthusiast Learn the basic rules and how to play the old Nordic lawn game Kubb Instructors will include the organizers of the U S National Championship Eau Claire is the Kubb Capitol of America!
Location: Eau Claire Soccer Park Field #2A
Introduction to Ski Jumping
This class gives kids the opportunity to try ski jumping. All equipment is provided.
Location: Mount Washington Ski Hill
RIVER CITY ADVENTURES
City of Eau Claire Recreation and the Eau Claire Area School District have teamed up to offer an active summer educational program Each week will be filled with physical activity, art, and introduction to new skills and concepts All participants must pre-register
Days of the Week
YOUTH COOKING CLASSES
Stories With A Bite!
Location: DeLong Middle School
Chef In Training
Young
the classroom.
Location: DeLong Middle School
Culinary Creations Camp Location:
YOUTH GYMNASTICS
Gymnastics Instruction (Tumbling Crickets (Age 4))
Students will learn basic tumbling and physical coordination skills while developing gross motor skills Children may also be introduced to the parallel bars, beam, and vault as they are ready Instructors will “spot” children during skill performance for safety and learning purposes
Location: Hobbs Ice Arena - O’Brien Rink
June 15 - June 25 July 6 - July 16
July 20 - July 30 M-Th 11:00AM -11:50AM 10:00AM - 10:50AM 9:00AM - 9:50AM
Gymnastics Instruction - Beginners 5+
Participants will learn foundational gymnastics and tumbling skills As each student’s strength, balance, and coordination develop, they will be introduced to a variety of apparatus specic skills This may include skills for the parallel bars, balance beam, and vault 5+ class note: Preferred completion of Tumbling classes
Location: Hobbs Ice Arena - O’Brien Rink
June 15 - June 25 July 6 - July 16 July 20 - July 30 SAYGI-101HB SAYGI-203HB
SAYGI-302HB
10:00AM - 10:50AM 9:00AM - 9:50AM 11:00AM - 11:50AM
Gymnastics Instruction - Beginners 6+
Participants will rene and combine various foundational skills to perform more advanced gymnastic and tumbling techniques Students will continue working with a variety of apparatuses throughout the class As the student’s strength, coordination, and balance improves, additional skills will be introduced for each apparatus.
June 15 - June 25 July 6 - July 16 4 10:00AM - 10:50AM July 20 - July 30
Location: Hobbs Ice Arena - O’Brien Rink
GOLF INSTRUCTION
Golf Instruction
Students will learn the basic fundamentals of golf. Stance, grip, alignment, posture, aim, balance, and proper swing techniques will be taught as well as basic golf course rules and etiquette If clubs are needed, clubs are provided at Hickory Hills Golf Course classes for registered participants Students may be taken on the course the final day of classes
Hickory Hills Golf Course
Session 1
SAYGI-404HH
SAYGI-405HH
SAYGI-501HH
SAYGI-502HH
- 9:30AM 9:45AM - 10:45AM 11:00AM - 12:15PM 8:30AM
- 12:15PM 8:30AM - 9:30AM 9:45AM - 10:45AM 11:00AM - 12:15PM 2:15PM - 3:15PM 3:30PM - 4:45PM 8:30AM - 9:30AM 9:45AM - 10:45AM 11:00AM - 12:15PM 2:15PM - 3:15PM 3:30PM - 4:45PM
YOUTH VOLLEYBALL, BASKETBALL, T-BALL
Youth Volleyball "Bump, Set, Spike!"
Introductory youth volleyball program. Instructors will guide the young athletes through drills and exercises designed to improve their skills, teamwork, and overall understanding of the game The program emphasizes sportsmanship, physical fitness, and having fun while learning Sessions will include a mix of instruction, practice, and scrimmages on the last day to give participants a well-rounded experience Participants are asked to provide a water bottle, gym shoes, and knee pads Volleyballs are provided
July 13 - July 23
10:00AM - 10:50AM 11:00AM - 11:50AM
Youth Basketball
This program offers an ideal introduction to basketball for youth in a positive, recreational environment Designed as an instructional program, it focuses on teaching the fundamental skills of the sport Participants will engage in a variety of age-appropriate drills emphasizing passing, dribbling, catching, and shooting Basketballs will be provided on site for all participants
Location: June 15 - June 25 @ DeLong Middle School, July 13 - July 23 @ South Middle School 9-11
June 15 - June 25 M-Th
SAYBB-102SM July 13 - July 23
10:00AM - 10:50AM 11:00AM - 11:50AM SAYBB-101DM
T-Ball Instruction
The T-Ball instructional program is designed to teach beginning baseball fundamentals. No games will be played. Players are responsible for providing their own gloves. Bats, balls, and batting tees will be provided.
June 22 - August 3 (No Class 6/29)
June 24 - August 5 (No Class 7/1)
4:15PM - 5:00PM
YOUTH TENNIS & PICKLEBALL INSTRUCTION
Tennis & Pickleball
All instructional classes will follow the USTA (United States Tennis Association) Recreational Tennis Curriculum The USTA program includes performance objectives, skill drills, and fun games on the courts Students need to bring their own tennis racquet The USTA tennis curriculum is designed to bring kids to the game by utilizing smaller racquets, slower and lighter balls, shorter court dimensions, and modified scoring.
Red Ball (Beginner)
Orange Ball (Intermediate)
Pickleball Green Ball (Advanced)
Green Ball
Orange Ball
Red Ball
Orange Ball
Red Ball
Orange Ball
Pickleball
Pickleball
Pickleball
Pickleball
Pickleball
Pickleball
Red Ball
Orange Ball
Green Ball
Orange Ball
Red Ball
Orange Ball
Red Ball
Orange Ball
Red Ball
Red Ball
Orange Ball
Green Ball
Red Ball tennis instruction is focused on developing the ABCs (agility, balance, and coordination), all while forming the skills necessary to serve, rally, and score Participants will play fun games and learn how to make contact with the ball while improving hand-eye coordination and self-confidence
Orange ball players utilize control, spin, and positioning to their advantage while also being able to consistently rally and cooperate with a partner Balance, transferring weight, and ground strokes are incorporated into this instructional program
Skills incorporated into Green Ball instruction include playing games and sets, grip, body position, forehand stroke, backhand stroke, service and scoring Players will learn how to hit with direction, develop volleying techniques, strategies for playing at the net, and improve coordination
Pickleball is similar to badminton and tennis It involves playing on a court with the same dimensions as a badminton court with a hard paddle and plastic whife ball Lessons will follow a curriculum of instruction and league play experience Equipment will be provided or you can bring your own
Activity Code Ages
Location: Northstar Middle School
Location: Northstar Middle School
SAYPB-201NS
SAYPB-202NS
SAYPB-203NS SAYPB-204NS SAYPB-205NS
SAYPB-206NS SAYTI-301NS
SAYTI-302NS
SAYTI-303NS SAYTI-304NS
Location: Northstar Middle School
Location: Northstar Middle School
9:00AM - 9:50AM 10:00AM - 10:50AM 11:00AM - 11:50AM 3:30PM - 4:20PM 4:30PM - 5:20PM 5:30PM - 6:20PM 9:00AM - 9:50AM 10:00AM - 10:50AM 11:00AM - 11:50AM 4:00PM - 4:50PM 5:00PM - 5:50PM 6:00PM - 6:50PM 9:00AM - 9:50AM 10:00AM - 10:50AM 11:00AM - 11:50AM 4:00PM - 4:50PM 5:00PM - 5:50PM 6:00PM - 6:50PM 9:00AM - 9:50AM 10:00AM - 10:50AM 11:00AM - 11:50AM 4:00PM - 4:50PM 5:00PM - 5:50PM 6:00PM - 6:50PM
YOUTH LEAGUES
Outcomes: Instructional Programs: Introduce a specific sport to learn fundamentals; Build confidence through participation; Improve physical fitness.
Leagues: Build on the outcomes of the instructional programs; Learn sportsmanship and how to be a good teammate; Gain further knowledge of the rules of a specific sport.
S.P.O.R.T.S.
Through participation in our S.P.O.R.T.S. programs, players will also learn about Sportsmanship, Perseverance, Optimism, Respect, Teamwork, and Service as integral parts of the Youth Sport Experience.
UNIFORMS
Players enrolled in leagues will receive one t-shirt uniform. If a replacement is needed, please notify the league supervisor. A $5 replacement fee will be charged per shirt. Flag Football jerseys will have a higher replacement fee.
HOW ARE TEAMS FORMED?
Players are assigned to teams through an evaluation process by elementary school or geographical location when possible
WHAT ABOUT TRANPORTATION?
Parents are expected to provide transportation for their children Carpooling requests are secondary to evaluation results Our primary focus is to ensure quality organization of teams
AGE AND/OR GRADE REQUIREMENTS
For all youth programs with an age requirement, the child must be of the required age as of the first day of the program For all youth programs with a grade requirement, the child must be going into the required grade during that season All age and grade requirements are set to provide a safe and enjoyable league experience for all participants; therefore, exceptions cannot be made Thank you for your cooperation
LEAGUE INFORMATION NIGHTS, COACHES MEETINGS, & TEAM INFORMATION
BASEBALL LEAGUE
Coaches Meeting: Tuesday, June 9 @ 6:15PM
Volunteers: Apply to be Volunteer Coach here!
Players will be contacted by their coach prior to the first scheduled program date Game schedules will be distributed at the first practice Each player will receive a team t-shirt Players need to provide their own glove
Coaches Meeting: Wednesday, August 5
Grade 2: 5:30PM - 6:15PM
Grades 3-4: 6:15PM - 7:00PM
Grades 5-6: 7:00PM - 7:45PM, Volunteers: Apply to be Volunteer Coach here! Players will be contacted by their coach prior to the first scheduled program date. For Grades 3-6, practices will be held on Thursday and games will be on Tuesdays. Practices are 90 minutes. For Grade 2, games will be officiated by coaches and no score will be kept. Practices are one hour on Thursdays. Games will be on Tuesdays.
SOCCER LEAGUE
Coaches Meeting: Tuesday, June 9 @ 7:00PM
Volunteers: Apply to be Volunteer Coach here! The season begins with two or three practices, followed by playing two games per week, with another mid-season practice or two Each participant will receive a t-shirt and socks as part of their team uniform Players must provide their own shin guards All participants will be placed on a team and contacted by their coach Game schedules will be distributed at the first practice
T-BALL LEAGUE
Coaches Meeting: Tuesday, June 9 @ 5:30PM
Volunteers: Apply to be Volunteer Coach here! Each player will receive a team t-shirt Players need to provide their own glove Players will be contacted by their coach prior to the first scheduled program date Game schedules will be distributed at the first practice
YOUTH ATHLETIC LEAGUES
Baseball League Location: Jeffers Park
Soccer League
Location: Eau Claire Soccer Park
ADULT LEAGUES
REGISTRATION
Online registration is available for all Parks and Recreation adult leagues at http://activenet.active.com/Eauclaire/. League registration is by team only, except for Ultimate Frisbee, which is by individual player The Team Manager will create the team name, team password, and pay for the league fee After your team is registered, reach out to Team Players via email under "My Account" and select "Team Management Services" Managers are able to email a link with a passcode to team players OR share a link to their Facebook Page All players will have to make an ActiveNet account. Each player will register online for the team using the assigned password. Team managers will also need to register as a player Team rosters are due prior to the first week of play Players must be 18 years or older Games will be scheduled in the evenings Fee MUST accompany team registration to guarantee placement Individuals may create an account and register as a “FREE AGENT” to be considered if teams are short players
MANAGER MEETINGS
One member from each team MUST attend the manager meetings
7 v 7 Soccer League (Coed)
Location: Eau Claire Soccer Park or Carson Park Turf Field
Slowpitch Softball Leagues (Summer: Men's & Coed Fall: Men's Only)
Parks and Recreation offers a variety of competitive divisions for both men's and coed softball on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday
Location: Carson Park Hobbs or University Fields
Ultimate Frisbee (Coed)
Ultimate Frisbee is the perfect avenue for building community with local enthusiasts This
and community, focusing on the “Spirit of the Game”
Location: Carson Park Football Stadium or University Fields
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