Summer Preview Edition 2023

SWIM LESSONS

Choosing the appropriate level...

Youth should be registered for a level based on their swim ability. Please read the descriptions of skills and prerequisites needed before the start of each class in order to determine which level is best for your youth. Register for the lessons by the weekday, Saturday, or Sunday sessions. Makeup sessions are not available. Come visit our Swim Assessments on March 4 to help determine which level is right for your youth. You can register at (shorturl.at/chozH). Please bring a swimsuit and towel to the assessments.

Parent Tot (6 mo–3 YRS)

Welcome all parents/guardians and tots who would like to dip their toes in and explore swimming! In this beginner class we introduce your child to the water and all the fun things you can do. Parent and child will both be in the water with the instructor guiding you through floating, blowing bubbles, going underwater, assisted jumps into the water, and focusing on how to be safe in the water. Please remember to take your child to the restroom before lessons. “Accidents” in the pool are a major disruption and require complete closure of the pool. Children who are not potty trained are required to wear a swim diaper.

Preschool Level 1 & 2 (3-5 YRS)

We welcome all swimmers who are new to swimming, getting in the water for the first time, or are scared or nervous of swimming. This class focuses on water safety and getting your child comfortable in the water. We learn how to submerge their face under the water, blow bubbles, bobbing, supported floating skills, water entry and exit, and arm and leg movement with support. All students must be able to hold onto the pool wall with two hands and be a minimum age of 3. This class runs in the 3 ½ to 5 feet depth in the pool. Prerequisites: Minimum age of three (3); Must be able to hold onto the pool wall with two hands without support

Level 1 (6+ YRS)

All swimmers joining Level 1 should be comfortable in the water and able to easily submerge their whole body and face under the water. Building on the motions learned in Preschool 1 & 2, swimmers will be introduced to basic front and back swim strokes, floating, rolling in the water, treading water, and learning side breathing. A large focus will be on kicking and arm motions and putting those together along with pushing off from the wall and diving for toys. This class runs in the 3 ½ to 5 feet depth in the pool. Prerequisites: Passed Preschool Level 1 & 2. Must be able to hold onto the pool wall with two hands without support; Must be comfortable in the water and putting their face underwater.

Level 2

Swimmers jump into the pool or slide in from the side at the start of each class to get them warmed up and comfortable entering the water with minimal support. In Level 2, we focus on freestyle (front crawl) and backstroke as well as streamline glides into kicking and swimming. Swimmers will also dive underwater for rings, open their eyes underwater, and continue to build up their treading skills. Students in this level are able to be more independent in the water and need minimal support when completing skills. This class runs in the 5 to 9 feet depth in the pool. Prerequisites: Passed Level 1; Must be comfortable in the water and putting their face underwater; Must be able to swim half length of the pool without stopping (15 yrds); Must be able to enter the pool and learn skills without physical support.

Level 3

Advanced swimmers join us in Level 3 where we focus on increased endurance and strength in swimming. All swimmers should feel comfortable entering and exiting the pool independently by stepping or jumping in from the side without support. We focus on the smooth transition from gliding to swimming for freestyle (front crawl) and backstroke as well as learning dolphin, breastroke, and side stroke kicks. Students build up their treading skills, learn sitting dives into the water, and swim lengths across the pool. This class runs in the 5 to 9 feet depth in the pool. Prerequisites: Passed Level 2; Must be able to swim freestyle (front crawl) and backstroke across the entire length of the pool without stopping (25 yrds); Must be able to enter the pool and learn skills without physical support.

Adult Swim Lessons (18+)

We welcome all adults (18+ yrs) who are interested in learning how to swim or improve their swim skills. This class focuses more on what you’d like to learn with emphasis in water safety. Whether you’d like to learn how to swim freestyle (front crawl), backstroke, breastroke, or butterfly, get more comfortable in kicking across the pool, or want to focus on treading and feeling comfortable in the deep end, this class is a great way to learn how to swim!

On the first day of each class for Preschool Level 1 & 2, Level 1, Level 2, and Level 3 students will be tested to make sure they are registered and placed in the right class. Please use our prerequisites to help determine what swim lesson level is right for your youth. In the event that your youth is registered for the wrong level, we will be able to make accommodations to move them to the right level if there is space in the correct class and there is no waitlist. If there is a waitlist for the class, you will be refunded for the registered class and will not be able to continue with the registered level or the correct level. If you have any questions about which level your youth belongs in, please call Liz Simonovich at (408) 866-2160 or send an email to elisabeths@campbellca.gov

SWIM LESSONS

All lessons are held at the Campbell Community Center Pool 1 W. Campbell Ave., Campbell, 95008, near the Campbell Avenue parking lot.

Weekday Swim Lessons (M-F)

Cancellations or transfers must be requested in writing five (5) business days prior to the start date of the class. Please visit www. campbellca.gov or call (408) 866-2104. A $10 cancellation fee per person per class will be deducted from each refund given. No refund will be given for cancellations less than five (5) business days. Make-up sessions are not available.

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Weekend Swim Lessons

Lifeguard ClassesAcademyStart in April!

LIFEGUARDING ACADEMY (15+)

The Lifeguarding Academy is designed to prepare participants for Lifeguard employment eligibility. This class has a combined online and in-person practice to allow for self-paced learning (online) and skill practice (in-person). Participants must be age 15 by the end of the class and must be able to pass the pre-test given on the first day of the class: 300-yard continuous swim test using freestyle (front crawl) or breastroke, two minutes of treading water with legs only, and timed retrieval of a 10lb brick from the bottom of the pool. The participants are eligible to receive the Lifeguarding with CPR/AED for Professional Rescuers and First Aid certification which is valid for 2 years. Based on participants progress and skills, instructors may determine the student is not eligible to receive the certification and/or participate in the final examination. Attendance is mandatory for all class sessions. Online modules need to be completed before the first day of the class. More information about the online portion will be emailed two weeks before the start of the class. This class does not guarantee future employment. Class time and location are subject to change.

Instructor: Aquatics Staff

Location: Campbell Community Center Pool & C-35

BEGINNING MASTERS (18+)

Are you a former competitive swimmer or love swimming but don’t know how to improve your strokes or what workouts to do? You and fellow swimmers will work with our coaches to improve your strokes, focus on strength and endurance training, and create a community of early morning swimming enthusiasts. Gentle reminder this is not a learn-to-swim program, but somewhere where folks who are safe and comfortable in the water can grow their skills! Please bring goggles and towel to each session. Prerequisites: 25-yard continuous freestyle (front crawl) swim; Feel safe and comfortable in the water.

Instructor: Aquatics Staff

Location: Campbell Community Center Pool

Junior Lifeguard Training (12-14 YRS)

The Junior Lifeguard program provides youth (12-14 yrs) with lifesaving training, leadership skills, and swim lesson experience to better understand how a pool deck operates. The program runs 3 hours (2-5pm), 3 days a week that will be coordinated between the youth and pool manager. Each session will include learning lifeguard rescues, working alongside our swim instructors, and reviewing first aid techniques commonly used. While Junior Lifeguards is a great work experience opportunity and introduction to Lifeguarding, it does not guarantee future employment. Prerequisites: 100yard continuous swim test, one minute of treading water, and retrieval of a 10 pound brick in 8 feet of water.

Instructor: Aquatics Staff

Location: Campbell Community Center Pool

Recreation Swim!

June 12 - August 6

Tuesday - Friday: 1:30 PM - 3:30 PM

Saturdays & Sundays 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM

NEW: UNLIMITED SUMMER PASS

ONLY $50 PER PERSON (ACTIVITY # 1401.11)

Daily Fee: $2.50 per visit per person

Now you can have access to all Recreation Swim sessions throughout the summer with a Recreation Swim Pass. No need to carry change, just register online and we’ll be ready for you at the gate. The Campbell Community Pool features one 20-yard by 25-yard outdoor pool divided into shallow and deep ends for all swimmers to enjoys. Locker Rooms and showers are available for use, but please bring your own lock if you are interested in securing your items. On deck, we have lounge chairs, pool chairs, and tables. Check in with our front desk at the gate to learn more!

WAVE (5-18 YRS)

The Campbell Wave competitive USA Swimming team is open to ages 5-18. Enrollment is ongoing and practices are held yearround, Monday through Friday, and are divided by age and ability level. Swimmers should attend at least three (3) practices per week to see improvement in both endurance and stroke technique. Swimmers in more competitive groups will be encouraged to attend more practice sessions. A try-out and skills test are required to determine the appropriate group placement. Group fees vary depending on skill level and age.

THEMED NIGHT RECREATION SWIM

6:00 pm-8:00 pm Themes available in march

Friday 7/7, Saturday 7/22

Please Remember Safety First. All swimmers newborn to age 12 must be accompanied by an adult (18+ yrs) in the facility at all times. Swimmers newborn to age 7 must also have an adult (18+ yrs) within arm’s reach in the pool at all times. Any swimmers between 8-12 yrs are welcome to swim in the shallow end without an adult, but need to pass the swim test to swim in the deep end. All swimmers 13+ yrs are welcome to be in the facility by themselves, but will need to pass the swim test to swim in the deep end.

Only US Coast Guard Approved Life Jackets are allowed in the pool. An aquatics staff member will check each jacket when you arrive at the pool. Limited lifejackets are also available to borrow while swimming.

Summer Day Camps

Important Info!

Campbell Recreation offers quality programs for children and teens ages 4 to 15 providing a fun, safe place to play during the summer. These experiences nurture creativity, build self-esteem, improve social interaction, and increase physical stamina. Day campers will enjoy arts and crafts, games, camp singing, and other exciting activities while exploring their outdoor environment, expanding their imagination, and learning team building skills. Food is not provided. Camps run the weeks of June 12 through August 4th.

The City continues to follow the guidance of the Santa Clara County Public Health Department in response to COVID-19. Please note this is a fluid situation, and as new information arises, the City may make further adjustments to the summer offerings.

Refund/Cancellation and Transfer Policy

All refund/cancellation or transfer requests must be submitted in writing at least five (5) business days prior to start date of camp or activity. Please use the online request forms located on the right side of the page at www.campbellca.gov/recreation. A $10 cancellation fee per activity per person will be deducted from the refund. There is no fee if we are able to provide a transfer for the participant. Cancellations or transfers with less than five (5) business days notice will NOT receive a refund or transfer.

Before Care (4-15.5 YRS)

Available for participants registered for the Campbell Recreation Day Camp. Campers are dropped off at the AllInclusive Playground at John D. Morgan Park (Budd Ave. side) and are then escorted to their Day Camp group at John D. Morgan Park (Rincon Ave. side) 1:10 ratio leader to camper. Resident Activity Fee discount does not apply.

Location: All-Inclusive Playground, John D. Morgan Park (Budd Ave)

Day Camp Location

John D. Morgan Park: 540 W. Rincon Ave (Rincon Ave side of Park)

Campers can be dropped off and picked up at the circular drop off area in the main parking lot on Rincon Ave. Parents or guardians must remain in their vehicles during drop off or they may park on the street and walk their child to their camp group..

Day Camp

Checklist for Parents

Make sure online account has accurate contact info

Complete online field trip waiver(s), if applicable*

Label everything with child’s name

Bring a healthy snack, lunch and bottle of water (No Nuts)

Pre-apply sunblock

Sunblock - Campers are responsible for reapplying

Wear camp shirt daily (provided Monday)

Wear athletic shoes (No Sandals)

Wear swimsuit on water play and swim days*

After Care (5-15.5 YRS)

Available to Campbell Recreation Day Camp. Not available for Camper Cubs. Campers are escorted to the Campbell Community Center, M49, pre-school room and provided a daily snack. A late fee will be charged when campers are picked up late (after 5:45PM). Day camp leaders are not responsible for walking campers to other recreation classes and activities. 1:10 ratio leader to camper. Bus transportation will be available T-Th, campers will walk to the Community Center on Mondays and Fridays. Resident Activity Fee discount does not apply.

Location: M49, Pre-School Room

*FIELD TRIPS AND SWIM DAYS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE

Camps At-A-Glance

Day Camps

WHAT TO BRING TO CAMP!

 Snack and Lunch (No Nuts)

 Refillable Water bottle

 Sunscreen - Campers are responsible for reapplying

 Wear athletic shoes (No Sandals)

 Label everything with your child’s name

PRE-SCHOOL Summer Kindergarten Prep (4-6 YRS)

This summer program of Kindergarten Prep will allow children the opportunity to participate in a 4 week session of school 4 days a week. This program will develop social interaction skills through creative learning experiences. This class will focus on language development, motor skills, science, math and art in a play-based learning environment and help your child prepare for school in the fall. Classes are 3 hours long and meet Monday to Thursday. Children should bring a snack and water bottle.

Bull Frogs (5-6 YRS)

Bull Frogs camp is designed to provide young campers with a fun, safe, and action-packed outdoor day camp experience. This program is held at John D. Morgan Park, and is suitable for young children who will stay with a group and can follow camp leaders‚ directions. Activities will include group games, art, storytelling, water activities, camp singing, and other age-appropriate activities centered around a fun theme each week. Bull Frogs do not go on field trips or swim, but rather will enjoy a special event activity every Wednesday at the park. Campers will be provided a T-shirt to wear while attending Camp. 1:7 ratio leader to camper.

Location: John D. Morgan Park:

540 W. Rincon Ave (Rincon Ave side of Park)

an open park atmosphere at John D. Morgan Park, and is suitable for young children who will stay with a group and can follow camp leaders directions. Activities will include group games, art, storytelling, water activities, camp singing, and other ageappropriate activities centered around a fun theme each week. Campers receive a T-shirt to wear while attending camp. 1:7 ratio FIELD TRIPS AND SWIM DAYS ARE NOT INCLUDED.

Location: John D. Morgan Park:

540 W. Rincon Ave (Rincon Ave side of Park)

EVENT: FOR GOODNESS SNAKES

SPECIAL EVENT: MAD SCIENCE, FIRE AND ICE

SPECIAL EVENT: FURS, SCALES AND TAILS

SPECIAL EVENT: PETTING ZOO

EVENT: HAPPY BIRDS

SPECIAL EVENT: FURS, SCALES AND TAILS

SPECIAL EVENT: MISS MOLLY’S BUBBLE SHOW

SPECIAL EVENT: PUPPET THEATER no cLAss: 7/3, 7/4

WHAT TO BRING TO CAMP!

 Snack and Lunch (No Nuts)

 Refillable Water bottle

 Sunscreen - Campers are responsible for reapplying

 Wear athletic shoes (No Sandals)

 Label everything with your child’s name

Grasshoppers (6-7 YRS)

Grasshoppers camp is designed to provide young campers with a fun, safe, and action-packed outdoor day camp experience. This program is held at John D. Morgan Park, and is suitable for young children who will stay with a group and can follow camp leaders directions. Activities will include group games, art, storytelling, water activities, camp singing, and other age-appropriate activities centered around a fun theme each week. Grasshoppers do not go on field trips or swim, but rather will enjoy a special event activity every Wednesday at the park. Campers will receive a T-shirt to wear while attending camp. 1:7 ratio leader to camper.

Location: John D. Morgan Park:

540 W. Rincon Ave (Rincon Ave side of Park)

FOR GOODNESS SNAKES

Day Camps

EVENT: PETTING ZOO

SPECIAL EVENT: MISS MOLLY’S BUBBLE SHOW

PUPPET THEATER

***MUST TURN AGE 6 BY THE START OF THE PROGRAM TO ATTEND FIELD TRIPS

Sea Turtles Day Camp is a fun, active camp experience. This camp provides children with a safe, fun recreation play experience in an outdoor setting at John D. Morgan Park. Campers participate in art and crafts activities, games, water play and camp songs centered on a weekly theme. Sea Turtles will go on field trips on Thursdays and swim on Wednesdays. All field trips and swim days are subject to change. All field trips are subject to change. Campers will receive a T-shirt to wear while attending camp.1:7 ratio leader to camper. FIELD TRIP LOCATIONS WILL BE AVAILABLE ON THE REGISTRATION WEBSITE IN MARCH.

Location: John D. Morgan Park:

540 W. Rincon Ave (Rincon Ave side of Park)

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Day Camps

Sunshine Kids (7-8 YRS)

***MUST TURN AGE 7 BY THE END OF THE SUMMER

Sunshine Kids day camp is a fun, active camp experience. This camp provides children with a safe, fun recreation play experience in an outdoor setting at John D. Morgan Park. Campers participate in arts and crafts activities, games, water play, and camp songs centered on a weekly theme. Sunshine Kids will go on field trips on Thursdays and swim on Tuesdays. All field trips and swim days are subject to change. Campers will receive a T-shirt to wear while at camp. 1:7 ratio leader to camper. FIELD TRIP LOCATIONS WILL BE AVAILABLE ON THE REGISTRATION WEBSITE IN MARCH.

Location: John D. Morgan Park: 540 W. Rincon Ave (Rincon Ave side of Park)

WHAT TO BRING TO CAMP!

 Snack and Lunch (No Nuts)

 Refillable Water bottle

 Sunscreen - Campers are responsible for reapplying

 Wear athletic shoes (No Sandals)

 Label everything with your child’s name

Adventure Camp (9-10 YRS)

***MUST TURN 9 BY THE END OF THE SUMMER.

Adventure Camp offers fun, safe, and well-supervised activities in an outdoor setting at John D. Morgan Park. This high-energy camp includes interactive games, exploratory art, camp songs, water activities, and special event activities campers will love!

Adventure Camp participants will go on field trips on Wednesdays and swim on Thursdays. All field trips and swim days are subject to change. Campers will receive a T-shirt to wear while attending camp. 1:7 ratio leader to camper. FIELD TRIP LOCATIONS WILL BE AVAILABLE ON THE REGISTRATION WEBSITE IN MARCH.

Location: John D. Morgan Park: 540 W. Rincon Ave (Rincon Ave side of Park)

FIELD TRIP: TBD

TRIP: TBD

Ultimate Teens (11-13.5 YRS) & Extreme Teens (13.5-15.5 YRS)

The Teens day camps offers fun, safe, and well-supervised activities in an outdoor setting at John D. Morgan Park. This high energy camp offers interactive games and exploratory art at the park. The Teens will go on field trips on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. The Ultimate Teens will swim on Fridays. All field trips and swim days are subject to change. 1:10 ratio leader to campers. FIELD TRIP LOCATIONS WILL BE AVAILABLE ON THE REGISTRATION

WEBSITE IN MARCH.

Location: John D. Morgan Park:

540 W. Rincon Ave (Rincon Ave side of Park)

Day Camps

WHAT TO BRING TO CAMP!

 Snack and Lunch (No Nuts)

 Refillable Water bottle

 Sunscreen - Campers are responsible for reapplying

 Wear athletic shoes (No Sandals)

 Label everything with your child’s name

Day Camp: Leader-in-Training (13-15 YRS)

Teens gain leadership skills and work experience as Leaders-InTraining (L.I.T.) in the Camper Cubs, Bull Frogs, Grasshoppers, Sea Turtles, Sunshine Kids, and Adventure Camp day camps. Each two-week session includes training in game leadership, program planning, leading camp songs, participant safety procedures, field trip supervision and interview techniques. L.I.T. teens will experience first hand camp leadership as they work alongside a Day Camp Leader and go on one field trip. Field trip opportunity is subject to change. Participation in this program does not guarantee a job in future programs, but participants will benefit from the training and experience. FIELD TRIP DAYS MAY EXTEND PAST 2:00PM.

Instructor: Day Camp Specialist

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Classes

Start after Labor Day

Campbell Recreation Pre-School Pre -S chool

Ages 4.5 - 5.5

Ages 4.5 - 5

CHILDREN MUST BE 4 YEARS OLD BY 12/31/2023

Children must be potty trained.

In Kinder Kids, children will develop social interaction skills through creative learning experiences. Language development, pre-reading, science, math, art, games, music,motor skills, drama and free play are emphasized to prepare children for kindergarten. Classes are 2½ hours long four days a week. 1:8 student to teacher ratio. Children currently enrolled in Tiny Tots (returning students) are given priority registration for Kinder Kids classes.

Ages 3 - 4

CHILDREN MUST BE 3 YEARS OLD BY 12/31/2023

CHILDREN MUST BE 5 YEARS OLD BY 6/1/2024 Children must be potty trained.

In Kindergarten Prep, students bene t from an enriching classroom environment. Center-based class activities will develop the skills necessary to prepare your child for a successful kindergarten experience. Classes are 3 hours long and meet four days a week. 1:9 teacher to student ratio. Children currently enrolledin Kinder Kids (returning students) are given priority registration for the Kindergarten Prep class.

Children must be potty trained. Tiny Tots provides a fun and enriching experience with an emphasis on developing social and play skills through activities such as games, songs, nger-plays, stories and art. Classes are two hours long and meet twice a week. Depending on availability, students may enroll in both classes to attend 4 days per week. 1:8 teacher to student ratio.

Campbell Recreation REGISTRATION REGISTR ATION 2023 -2024

Age exceptions may be made on a case-by-case basis. When registration opens, you may email laurenc@campbellca.gov if you would like to request an age exception.

Campbell residents priority registration opens March 14th at 10:00AM

Registration is open to everyone March 15th at 10:00AM

Online registration ONLY. A $100 non-refundable enrollment fee is due at registration.

Classes run Sept - May

March 4th 9:30AM-12PM

Visit pre-school rooms: M-48, M-49, M-52

Children welcome!

ART CAMPS

Instructor: The Art Beat Staff

Location: Art Beat, 68 E. Campbell Ave.

An additional $150 Material Fee will be collected on the first day by the Art Beat Studio. Please note: If the material fee is not paid upon registration, it will be due upon receipt of the invoice. Approved refund requests will receive 50% store credit for the material fee. Resident activity discount does not apply.

Halloween In The Summer (5-12 YRS)

What child doesn’t wish Halloween was twice a year? Our Halloweenthemed camp will give them a chance to do Halloween all over again. They will use clay, paint, pencils, canvases, cardboard, wood, and more to create cool Halloween-themed projects. Also, kids are encouraged to wear costumes on as many days of the camp as they would like. An additional material fee will apply.

Pokemon Fun (5-12 YRS)

Our Pokemon Camp will teach your child to draw simple Pokemon! Children will love this camp because it will give them a chance to not only create their favorite Pokemon characters, but also to create their own unique characters. They will work with wood, clay, paints, cardboard, and other mediums to create their pieces. An additional material fee will apply.

Youth Potters Wheel (10-15 YRS)

Get ready to have a blast! Feel the clay through your fingers as it spins on the wheel. Students will focus on wedging the clay, centering, pulling basic forms, trimming and glazing. An additional material fee will apply.

Board Game Creations (5-12 YRS)

Who doesn’t love family game night? In this camp, we will create fun games and Game themed art projects. They will use wood, paints, cardboard, paper, and canvas to create their masterpieces. An additional material fee will apply.

Wide World Of Art (5-12 YRS)

Students will explore a variety of art mediums from wood and clay or mixed media. Our camps are fun and social. Many students register for multiple weeks and never get bored because the projects vary every week. An additional material fee will apply.

no cLAss: 7/4

Under the Sea (5-12 YRS)

Art in clay, paints, mosaics and more to develop a rich imagination and self-expression. Let your imagination run wild and create pieces that will put Michelangelo to shame. An additional material fee will apply.

Instructor: The Art Beat Staff

Location: Art Beat, 68 E. Campbell Ave.

An additional $150 Material Fee will be collected on the first day by the Art Beat Studio. Please note: If the material fee is not paid upon registration, it will be due upon receipt of the invoice. Approved refund requests will receive 50% store credit for the material fee. Resident activity discount does not apply.

Woodland Elves & Fairies (5-12 YRS)

Our Woodland Elves and Fairies program is one of our most popular groups for kids looking to really immerse themselves in a wonderful fantasy setting. Together, we will create awesome designs like wings, crowns and other fairy-inspired designs. A perfect choice for any child who likes to embrace and enjoy the wonderful art of fantasy worlds we all love so much! An additional material fee will apply.

Design, Create, Build! (6-12 YRS)

Do you have a handy kid or one who likes to tinker around the garage? All children are naturally curious with a desire to create and learn. We are all born makers! This class will use multiple materials, such as wood, clay, metal, cardboard, paper, fabric, raw materials, various sizes, textures, where each child can express themselves freely. Some projects are more free form, showing them ideas without explaining them. Other projects are more structured with steps to follow, but children are encouraged to expand on those ideas. It’s the process, not the finished product! If you give children the tools and opportunity to create independently, they will develop skills that will last a lifetime! An additional material fee will apply.

Harry Potter (5-12 YRS)

Get sucked into the world of Harry Potter! Experience the fun of Hogwarts school of Witchcraft and Wizardry! You will make your own wand, magical clay creature to keep and more. We will play with potions, learn spells, and even have a wizards duel! Whether you have read the books or just seen the movies, you will have a magical time! An additional material fee will apply.

Out of this World (5-12 YRS)

We are headed into space with this week’s camp. Get ready to explore the cosmos. Whether you are a fan of science or science fiction there will be epic adventures on The Planet Art. Together we will make a galaxy of wonderful space themed art projects. An additional material fee will apply.

Passion for Fashion (5-12 YRS)

Attention Fashionistas! Come create your own jewelry, design outfits and accessories! We will create fashion focused art and wearable fashion with you. NO SEWING SKILLS REQUIRED! We end the week with a fun and funky fashion show! An additional material fee will apply.

Dragons, Knights & Princesses (5-12 YRS)

Does the young artist in your life dream of days long ago when ferocious beasts ruled the land breathing fire? In this camp, artists will design and create their own three-dimensional castle using a variety of materials, dream up the perfect attire needed to defend the castle, and watch their sketches come to life through the guidance of our talented instructors. An additional material fee will apply.

Beach Week (5-12 YRS)

FUN in the sun! Let’s create, Fun, sunny, bright and imaginative pieces together. We will be using, paints, paper, pottery, tiles, beads and so many more mediums to create our Summer Masterpieces! An additional material fee will apply.

Ultimate Art Camp (5-12 YRS)

Join us for our Ultimate Art Camp. Your child will learn a little of everything we teach here. From clay, to painting with acrylic paints and oil pastels, mixed media, and working with wood. Your child will have a great amount of fun playing and learning at the same time. An additional material fee will apply.

COOKING Camp CHEER/GYMNASTICS

Cupcake Masters & Junior Master Chef (7-13 YRS)

In the morning, you will mix, bake, design and complete delectable cupcakes that will showcase your creativity and taste divine! After lunch experience what it is like being a bona fide culinary student in our kitchen classrooms. An additional $100 material fee will be collected by the instructor.

Instructor: Junior Chef Stars

Location: OCBH 1 (North)

Bakers Boot Camp & Culinary Passport (7-13 YRS)

In the morning you will start with a baking camp designed to give you a gradual build of core skills to be confident bakers. After lunch you will learn important kitchen skills and the richness of the cuisines and cultures around the world. An additional $100 material fee will be collected by the instructor.

Instructor: Junior Chef Stars

Location: OCBH 1 (North)

Cheerleading Cheer Kids Camp (5.5-10 YRS)

A fun one week camp in CHEER, DANCE and TUMBLING! Cheer positions, jumps, chants, cheers and pompom dance routines are taught. Beginning gymnastics, cartwheels, and tumbling are also incorporated using mats and an obstacle course. Mini stunts are introduced. Attention is given to proper technique, stretching, warm-up and safety. Cheerleading skills are taught based on readiness, physical ability and age-appropriateness of each student. Required Pompoms: One time pompom fee of $25 paid to Instructor on the first day of camp. Returning students please bring your pompoms.

Instructor: Ms. Melinda GymKids USA

Location: Auxiliary Gym

Rhythmic Gymnastics Dance Camp (5.5-10 YRS)

Art of European Baking & Masters of the Grill (7-13 YRS)

In the morning you will explore baked treats from all around Europe. These inspired, flavorful treats are sure to become a crowd pleaser. After lunch, you will become a master of the grill! Get ready to create fantastic dishes with your newly learned techniques. An additional $100 material fee will be collected by the instructor.

Instructor: Junior Chef Stars

Location: OCBH 1 (North)

A fun one week camp in RIBBON DANCING and TUMBLING! Beginning Rhythmic Gymnastics and Dance are taught. Gymnastic dance routines and circus style tricks with the long ribbon, hoop, ball and rope apparatuses are introduced. Basic gymnastic positions, drills, warm up routine, ballet, jazz and beginning cartwheels are also taught. A fun gymnastic obstacle course with mats, cones, hoops and balance beam will be introduced to enhance learning. Gymnastic and dance skills are taught based on readiness, physical ability and age-appropriateness of each student.

Instructor: Ms. Melinda GymKids USA

Location: M-50

Youth SPECIALTY CAMP

Summer Music Camp (6-10 YRS)

The Joyful Melodies Music Camp is a perfect opportunity for your child to explore music this summer break. Our camp is catered to all musical backgrounds, especially absolute beginners, along with a special opportunity for a final performance for parents and friends at the end of the week (morning session only).

Instructor: Joyful Melodies Music School

Location: 10455 Bandley Dr #300, Cupertino, CA 95014

Public Speaking and Debate: Writing & Creativity Skills (7-13 YRS)

Being able to communicate effectively and confidently has immeasurable benefits in students‚ professional and personal lives. This camp helps students structure their thoughts to express their opinions effectively as well as listen to the other side. We use fun projects and activities inspired by topics around the world, including creating stories from pictures, writing rhyming poems, Presidential debates, town hall meetings, and templates to ensure that your kids learn various writing and debating strategies. We make learning exciting and effective with this themed camp!

Instructor: Gurus Educational Services

Location: L-58

Oceans and Robotics, Science and Technology Camp SSROV (8-14 YRS)

This STEM camp is designed for campers who want to dive into the world of marine science, technology, and operations with the Seafloor Science and Remotely Operated Vehicles (SSROV) team. Our hands-on camp makes learning fun as campers discover the scientific method, seafloor biology and geology, engineering practices, and technologies used for deep-sea exploration. Interactive activities include rovers, underwater ROVs, sensors, plankton, sonars, scientific drilling, deep-sea biology, and more. As an ocean explorer, campers will engage in teamwork activities that develop leadership skills, cultivate creative solutions to technical problems, and appreciate a range of discoveries and operations centered around our unique underwater world.

Instructor: Geoff Wheat

Location: Van Meter Elementary School, Los Gatos

Building Confidence in Public Speaking & WritingSuperheroes (7-12 YRS)

Confidence is my superpower! The Superheroes‚ theme-based activities, speech and debate topics make a fun learning environment for kids. Students do tongue-twister challenges, storytelling, poems, games, debates, and presentations with props and dress up. Children learn to present with confidence, use emotion, and connect with the audience fluently. Shy students and talkative ones alike will benefit and learn from this class.

Instructor: Gurus Educational Services

Location: L-58

Visit our registration website for class descriptions, dates and pricing information on the VIRTUAL SUMMER CAMPS listed below.

q Building Confidence in Public Speaking and Writing

(Theme: Superheroes)

q Smart Money and Investing

q Public Speaking TED Talks Style

q Public Speaking, Writing and Debating Skills

(Theme: Around the World in 5 days)

q Advanced Public Speaking and Debate Skills

Youth LEGO CAMPS

Adventures in STEM using LEGO’S Materials (5-7 YRS)

Let your imagination run wild with tens of thousands of LEGO parts! Build engineer-designed projects and use special pieces to create your own unique designs! Projects are rotated seasonally to ensure that both new and returning students can explore the endless creative possibilities of the LEGO building system.

Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologies

Location: OCBH 2 (South)

STEM + Pokemon w/LEGO materials (5-10 YRS)

Prepare for a full-day LEGO camp packed with hands-on and minds-on STEM fun! First, build projects inspired by cool machines while applying real-world concepts in physics, engineering, and architecture. Then join Ash and Pikachu to explore the vast world of Pokemon as we build and catch our favorite Pokemon, rescue Pikachu from Team Rocket, and take a ride on the S.S. Anne to uncover rare and mystic Pokemon. Come along on our journey to catch ‘em all!!

Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologies

Location: OCBH 2 (South)

Jedi Engineering Strikes Back Using LEGO Materials (5-7 YRS)

This is the way! Get ready to embark on your LEGO journey as we defend the Wookies on Kashyyyk, repair the Rebel shield generator on Hoth, and rescue Baby Yoda from Moff Gideon. Come explore a galaxy far, far away with the help of an experienced Play-Well instructor and learn which “Force” is actually with us!

Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologies

Location: OCBH 2 (South)

LEGO Engineering Design Challenge (8-12 YRS)

Are you ready to up your engineering game? Our instructors will introduce mechanisms to get your gears turning; then, it’s your job to take it to the next level! Go head-to-head or work towards a new personal best as we get ready to apply real-world concepts to LEGO challenges!

Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologies

Location: OCBH 2 (South)

Minecraft Engineering with LEGO Materials (5-8 YRS)

Venture into the world of Minecraft in our unique LEGO experience. Get ready to build your base, craft your tools, use your Minecart to harvest raw resources, and battle to stop the Ender Dragon from ending the world. Come explore the endless possibilities of LEGO with a trained Play-Well instructor.

Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologies

Location: OCBH 2 (South)

Explorations in STEM using LEGO Materials (8-12 YRS)

Master your engineering skills with Play-Well TEKnologies and tens of thousands of LEGO parts! Apply real-world concepts in physics, engineering, and architecture through engineer-designed projects. Projects are rotated seasonally to ensure that even returning students get a new experience, so join us to design and build as never before and explore your craziest ideas.

Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologies

Location: OCBH 2 (South)

Youth SPECIALTY CAMPS

Computational Thinking and Design with Minecraft Camp (8-11 YRS)

Coding Arcade Games Camp (9-11 YRS)

We will be looking to develop student programming skills by creating and modding retro arcade games with Blocks in the MakeCode editor. We will be trying to build games that take us to other worlds to live out fantastic adventures - be it zappin’ aliens or exploring underground caverns. We will be following a drag-n-drop way to develop games that takes care of all the grungy parts and let you get straight to the fun parts.

Instructor: CodeLinkd Staff

Location: E-44

Coding Senior with Python Camp (13-14 YRS)

Level 1

Throughout this program, we’ll introduce older kids (Grade 6-8) to their first powerful, syntactic programming language, Python! Who says, coding in Python is only for adults? We will teach kids how to read and write Python code, interpret programming constructs all while having fun, building their own projects and small games!

Instructor: CodeLinkd Staff

Location: E-44

Robotics with SPHERO Camp (8-11 YRS)

This programmable robot will help you learn how to code while completing fun and engaging activities. SPHERO’s programmable sensors include a compass, light sensor, gyroscope, accelerometer, motor encoders, and infrared communications. These advanced sensors, and SPHERO‚ built-in compass will let you automatically aim and drive your educational robot. We will be looking to foster students‚ creativity through discovery and play while laying the foundation for computer science and other STEM fundamentals.

Instructor: CodeLinkd Staff

Location: E-44

In this course, players will explore a blocky, procedurally-generated 3D world, discover and extract raw materials, craft tools, and build structures or earthworks. Minecraft is the perfect avenue for designers and game builders to explore the basics of design, engineering and computational thinking and work on their problem-solving skills while developing these out-of-the-world virtual environments. In this course, we harvest the love kids have for constructing worlds in Minecraft to teach computational thinking skills and help bring an art curriculum alive.

Instructor: CodeLinkd Staff

Location: E-44

Design your own Resource Packs for Minecraft Camp (8-11 YRS)

This is a camp which focuses on the design aspect of Minecraft and less on the Gameplay. We will be working on getting kids familiar with image-editing software and then using that knowledge to implement the end products that they designed, into their Minecraft world. This course requires that the child is familiar with the basics of Minecraft and has played Minecraft before, since we will not be able to introduce children to the basics of Minecraft.

Instructor: CodeLinkd Staff

Location: E-44

Modeling and Animation with Blender Camp (12-14 YRS)

Shrek, Lord of the Rings, Star Wars - what do these blockbuster hits have in common? They all unleash the power of 3D modeling and animation. Your child will unleash their inner Da Vinci, with this amazing course. Your child will learn to build 3D models from their imaginations for 3D Printing, and become a Blender creator.

Instructor: CodeLinkd Staff

Location: E-44

Youth SPECIALTY CAMPS

Coding & Mini-Robotics with Micro:Bit Camp (9-11 YRS)

This curriculum involves using mini-robotics kits which are designed to develop and improve: Critical thinking, Creativity and Imagination, Engineering skills, and Decision making. We will be including coding into the curriculum and several unplugged exercises to further strengthen their logical and analytical thinking. A significant chunk of the curriculum time will be devoted to journeying with the Micro:Bit, taking them from their first use of a block programming language to writing and evaluating algorithms, becoming a confident coder, and beyond! Material fees of $45 will cover the cost of the Micro:Bit kits and related components which kids can take back after the camp.

Instructor: CodeLinkd Staff

Location: OCBH 2 (South)

Robotics with DASH Camp (6-7 YRS)

Students use block-based coding to control their DASH robots. Kids can watch their virtual coding turn into tangible learning experiences in real-time as Dash, with its performance and multiple sensors, interacts with and responds to its surroundings. The durable and child friendly robots are a safe and easy way to encourage STEAM learning. Maker materials, such as lego, tape, cardboard and other accessories can be added to transform your robots! The goal of the camps is to spark creativity with kids inspiring them to dream up new adventures.

Instructor: CodeLinkd Staff

Location: OCBH 2 (South)

Design with TinkerCAD & 3D Printing Camp (8-11 YRS)

This camp focuses on teaching the foundational concepts of design, 3D Design, and getting them familiar with software they will use to build their models. We will be exploring the basic foundational concepts of 3D printing using a software called TinkerCAD ‚ a kidfriendly online computer-aided design (CAD) program where users can design, modify, and print 3D objects.

Instructor: CodeLinkd Staff

Location: OCBH 2 (South)

Coding & Mini-Robotics with Arduino Camp (13-14 YRS)

This curriculum involves using mini-robotics kits either Arduino, which are designed to develop and improve: Critical thinking, Creativity and Imagination, Engineering skills, and Decision making. We will be working with the robotics kit, and combining it with coding languages. The Arduino is a tiny and affordable computer that you can use to learn programming through fun, practical projects. The projects would range from simple games and device controllers to complex IoT (Internet of Things) projects. There is a material fee of $20 to cover the electronic consumables used during the course.

Instructor: CodeLinkd Staff

Location: OCBH 2 (South)

Design and Build your own Website Camp (12-14 YRS)

This is a program which involves using Design concepts to help design your own website. A website can be considered a modern gateway for your kid to express their ideas, their creativity and their voice to the entire world. We will be introducing online imageediting software to the kids, walking them through basic UI/UX design principles and working through a drag and drop interface to design a static website. This is a purely design oriented course, with no coding involved.

Instructor: CodeLinkd Staff

Location: E-44

Youth SPECIALTY CAMPS

Coding Elementary with Scratch Jr (6-8 YRS)

Level 1

Enter into the world of Coding through this program, where we will be introducing the kids to foundational coding concepts. We’ll also focus on teaching young kids to break down a big problem statement into several logical steps and then execute them in the correct sequence. The coursework will include building small projects, games and stories using visual programming languages like Scratch Jr. and unplugged exercises.

Instructor: CodeLinkd Staff

Location: OCBH 2 (South)

Game Development on Roblox Camp (9-11 YRS)

Launch your kid’s interest in coding and game development with this Roblox course! Kids will use a beginner-friendly code editor to code their Roblox Games. They will learn the fundamentals of game design and build their very own obstacle courses, complete with evil fire-spawning platforms and speed boosts. They will sculpt designs and custom art, costumes for avatars on Roblox’s toolbox; and get their imagination flowing with Roblox Studio, an immersive game engine.

Instructor: CodeLinkd Staff

Location: E-44

Build your World in Minecraft Camp (6-8 YRS)

Kids love to build, and they love to build the world they see around them. This course facilitates this by teaching kids to navigate the world of Minecraft and make their little world. Kids will explore Minecraft ‚ a blocky 3D world, discover and extract raw materials, craft tools, and build structures or earthworks. This is a beginner level course for young kids who haven’t played on Minecraft before or just have started. We will introduce them to the world of Minecraft, and explore their abilities to build, while stoking the kids‚ imaginations.

Instructor: CodeLinkd Staff

Location: OCBH 2 (South)

Coding Junior with Scratch Camp (9-11 YRS)

Level 1

Learn the fundamentals of Coding in a Fun way. Throughout this program, we will teach the kids several fundamental programming constructs, which they will see in action as they are coding up on Scratch. After learning and playing around with interface, each kid will implement the concepts they learned through stories and games.

Instructor: CodeLinkd Staff

Location: OCBH 2 (South)

Sports Camps SOCCER

Complimentary Early Drop-off starts at 9am, instruction starts at 9:30am, daily. Extended care is available from 8:00-9:00am and 3:00pm-5:00pm (by appointment, $20/hr). For more information, contact World Cup Soccer Camps: 408-354-4949camps@worldcupsoccercamps.com - www.worldcupsoccercamps.com

World Cup Soccer: Junior Academy (5-6 YRS)

This camp is for players ages 5-6 and focuses on basic soccer skills and team concepts in a fun and nurturing atmosphere. Mornings are dedicated to playful games that teach all the fundamentals of soccer and afternoons focus on small-sided matches that instill fun, passion, and team concept. Our coaches are well trained and will provide a camp that is fun and challenging at every level of play. All fees include a World Cup Soccer Camp T-shirt, a diploma, and a camp memento.

Instructor: World Cup Soccer Camps & Clinics Staff

Location: Campbell Community Center Athletic Field #3

World Cup Soccer: Classic Skills Camp (7-9 YRS)

This camp is for players of all levels ages 7-9. The Classic Skill Camp format dedicates the morning session to working on basic skills and soccer concepts, and the afternoon to teamwork and games. Game situations are created that will allow campers to improve their skills while having fun! Our coaches are well trained and provide a camp that is fun and challenging at every level of play. All fees include a World Cup Soccer Camp T-shirt, a player’s evaluation, and a camp momento.

Instructor: World Cup Soccer Camps & Clinics Staff Location:

Sports Camps SOCCER & FUTSAL

Complimentary Early Drop-off starts at 9am, instruction starts at 9:30am, daily. Extended care is available from 8:00-9:00am and 3:00pm-5:00pm (by appointment, $20/hr). For more information, contact World Cup Soccer Camps: 408-354-4949 camps@worldcupsoccercamps.com www.worldcupsoccercamps.com

World Cup Soccer: Development Academy (10-13 YRS)

This camp is designed to develop players of ages 10-13. The camp format dedicates the morning session to technique training and developing skills that will help players perform at the next level. We emphasize games, strategies, and tactical understanding of match situations in the afternoon. Our coaches are well trained and will provide a camp that is fun and challenging at every level of play. All fees include a World Cup Soccer Camp T-shirt, a player’s evaluation, and a camp memento.

Instructor: World Cup Soccer Camps & Clinics Staff

Location: Campbell Community Center Athletic Field #3

Futsal Kingz- Soccer Camp (6-12 YRS)

CAMPS are here! We are taking our amazing futsal experience outdoor for the summer. Futsal is a fun, fast-paced 5v5 soccer game, played in the lines of a basketball court (no walls), using a small, size 3, low-bounce ball. This week long futsal camp is a fantastic way to get into the game whether you are trying futsal for the first time or are the next RONALDO! Our highly trained professional coaching staff will ensure that your child will improve their technical skills and level of play all while having a great time. All fees include a limited edition Messi Argentina Futsal Kingz World Cup Jersey.

Instructor: Futsal Kingz

Location: CCC Athletic Field #4

Sports Camps SKYHAWKS

Skyhawks Track & Field Camp (7-12 YRS)

The fundamentals of body positioning, stride, proper stretching and cool-down techniques are taught. Track and field events include javelin, discus, shot put, hurdles, long jump, triple jump and various running and relay events. Participants should bring snacks, water bottle and sunscreen. All participants receive an award certificate and Skyhawks T-shirt.

Instructor: Skyhawks Staff

Location: CCC Stadium Field

Skyhawks Baseball Camp (7-12 YRS)

Learn the fundamentals of fielding, catching, throwing, hitting, and base running-all in a fun, positive environment. Specifically designed for beginning and intermediate players, this program teaches athletes new baseball skills along with vital life lessons such as respect, teamwork and responsibility. Don’t forget your glove, water bottle, and sunscreen. All campers will receive an awards certificate and a Skyhawks T-shirt.

Instructor: Skyhawks Staff

Location: John D Morgan Park, JDM Rincon Loop

Skyhawks Mini-Hawk Baseball, Basketball, & Soccer Camp (4-7 YRS)

This program was developed to give children a positive first step into athletics. The essentials of baseball, basketball, and soccer are taught in a safe, structured environment with lots of encouragement and a big focus on fun. Our Mini-Hawk games and activities were designed to allow kids to explore balance, movement, hand/eye coordination, and skill development at their own pace. Campers need to bring two snacks and water each day. All participants will receive a Skyhawks sports ball, T-shirt, and merit award.

Instructor: Skyhawks Staff

Location: CCC Athletic Field #2

Sports Camps SKYHAWKS

Skyhawks Flag Football Camp (7-12 YRS)

Experience the excitement of football with Skyhawks Flag Football

Fueled by USA Football. Using a curriculum developed by USA Football, coaches teach skills like passing, receiving, kicking and flag pulling while gaining confidence and learning life lessons in a fun, positive environment.

Instructor: Skyhawks Staff Location: CCC Stadium Field

Skyhawks Basketball Camp (7-12 YRS)

This camp will focus on the whole player by teaching your child the skills needed for both on and off the court. Emphasis is placed on life skills such as respect, good sportsmanship, and responsibility, along with importance of teamwork. After a week of passing, shooting, dribbling, and rebounding, you will see why this is one of our most popular programs. Campers must bring a sack lunch, water, and two snacks each day. All participants will receive a basketball, T-shirt, and merit awards.

Instructor: Skyhawks Staff

Location: Main Gym

Skyhawks Lacrosse Camp (7-12 YRS)

Athletes will learn all the fundamentals of stick handling, cradling, passing and shooting in a fun, non-checking environment. Participants should wear appropriate athletic attire and bring protective gloves, a helmet with full mask (or goggles) and lacrosse stick. Bring snacks, water bottle and sunscreen. All participants receive an award certificate and Skyhawks T-shirt. *Limited lacrosse kits available for rental through Skyhawks. Call 800-804-3509 or visit www.skyhawks.com to reserve your kit today.

Instructor: Skyhawks Staff Location: CCC Athletic Field #2

Skyhawks Multi-Sport: Baseball, Flag-Football & Soccer Camp (7-12 YRS)

Multi-sport camps are designed to introduce young athletes to a variety of different sports in one setting. Athletes will learn the rules and essential skills of each sport, along with vital life lessons such as respect and teamwork. Participants should wear appropriate clothing, shin guards (optional) and running shoes. Bring two snacks, a water bottle, a baseball glove, and sunscreen. All children receive an award certificate, Skyhawks T-shirt and ball.

Instructor: Skyhawks Staff

Location: CCC Athletic Field #2

SKATEBOARD Sports Camps TENNIS

Skateboarding Skills Camp (6-14 YRS)

Looking for fun, excitement, and a challenge this summer? If so, we have a camp for you! Each day will begin with a different skill, followed by instruction, and concluding with time to practice new skills with instructor feedback. The camp is geared toward beginner and intermediate level skaters who feel comfortable pushing and riding a skateboard. Every participant receives a skills assessment report. Bring a snack and water each day. Camp is instructed by Campbell Skate Park Staff.

Instructor: Skatepark Staff

Location:

Tennis: TDA Rally Camp (7-12 YRS)

Rally Camp is designed to be beginner-friendly and to engage children in tennis as a team sport, while having fun with their friends and learning fundamental skills. Players are not only encouraged and rewarded for their winning play, but are also recognized for how they approach the game. Throughout the camp, coaches emphasize the Big Three (Attitude, Effort, and Sportsmanship) along with teamwork and achieving one’s personal best. Each week builds on the tennis, movement, character, & team skills from previous weeks. Players will have fun and improve dramatically with so much court time.

Instructor: Todd Dissly Athletics, LLC Staff

Location: Tennis Court #A

ARCHERY Sports Camps FENCING

Explore Archery & Fencing (9-14 YRS)

Have a real adventure in this awesome combo sport camp for raw beginners to novice archers and fencers! Learn the ancient art and modern Olympic sports of fencing and archery. What kid doesn’t what to play with swords and learn to shoot a bow and arrow. You will learn about the safety rules, basic form, technique, and strategy with the aim to prepare you to continue with either sport if that becomes your desire. The camps are divided into youth and teen ages and levels. All camps are led by our elite professional Fencing Masters and US Archery Certified Coaches level 2 or higher. There will be a $80 material /equipment fee paid the first day.

Instructor: California Sports Club INC.

Location: California Sports Club Facility

Discover Archery (9-16 YRS)

This beginning little experience. This is an exciting and unique program that teaches you to be a real archer while shooting many types and sizes of target faces at various distances suited to your level and ability. You also get to have lots of fun practicing your new skills by playing other archery games, shooting balloons, 3d animals, in our Archery Arcade! You will learn all about safety, range rules, commands, and the 11 step USA National & Olympic Shooting cycle. This system teaches the basic form, technique, with clear and concise steps and goals, and it prepares everyone for the next level of program. Classes are led and supervised by US Archery L2 or higher certified instructors. There will be a $80 material /equipment fee paid the first day.

Instructor: California Sports Club INC.

Location: California Sports Club Facility

Level 1 -2 Beginning to Novice (9-14 YRS)

Learn to Fence (9-14 YRS)

The LEARN TO FENCE camp is a fun filled program of swordplay & Olympic fencing for those with no or little experience. You will learn basic footwork, bladework, do some drills, play games, and get to fence each other each day. Upon completion, you will be ready for the next level of class. This class is taught by professional Fencing Masters of the renowned California Fencing Academy who have trained Olympians, World Team Members, top 8 World Champion fencers, and many National Champions from youth-10 kids to Seniors ages. There will be a $80 material /equipment fee paid the first day.

Instructor: California Sports Club INC.

Location: California Sports Club Facility

Level 3-4

Novice to Intermediate (9-16 YRS)

Parks PICNIC RESERVATIONS

More Reservable Picnic Sites at J. D. Morgan Park! Make Your Reservation Today!

Group Picnic Reservations

Picnic reservations can be made online and rental fees are due at time of reservation. Campbell residents may make reservations a full 180 days in advance (approx. 6 months). Non-residents may make a reservation 1 day later than residents, thereby providing residents 1 full day of priority. Reservations must be made at least 2 business days in advance of requested date. Small bounce houses are allowed with a picnic reservation at JDM Sites 1-4 and Edith Morley Park ONLY and only bounce house companies who have insurance on file with the city may be used. To make a reservation or view availability, visit campbellca.gov/recreation and select the "reserve a picnic" icon (then look for the picnic reservations tab).

Please visit www.campbellca.gov/parks for more information.

John D. Morgan Park

JDM Park is the City’s largest park and offers a variety of amenities, including horseshoe pits, sand volleyball courts, softball and soccer fields, basketball courts, large open field areas and two children’s play areas. The park features nine reservable picnic areas. NOTE: Outside portable equipment (tables, BBQs, canopies, tents, etc.) is NOT allowed. .

Reservable Picnic Areas at John D. Morgan Park

Reservation Fees are for the full day. A non-refundable $25 processing fee is charged in addition to all the fees listed above.

Parks PERMITS & RULES

Edith Morley Park

615 Campbell Technology Parkway

Edith Morley Park was designed to be environmental in nature. Amenities include a community garden, restrooms, eight picnic tables, an open turf area, wildflowers and a marsh and wetland area. For information on the community garden, contact the Public Works Maintenance Department at (408) 866-2145. Group reservations for the picnic area at Edith Morley Park are available. Please visit www. campbellca.gov/parks for more information and availability No BBQs available at this site. NOTE: Outside portable equipment (tables, BBQs, canopies, tents, etc.) is NOT allowed.

Reservable Picnic Areas at Edith Morley Park

Site Capacity Amenities Resident NonResident BBQs are not allowed at this park.

Picnic Area 35 4 Tables $60 $90

Picnic Area and Turf 100 4 Tables and private permitted use of large grass area $90 $170

Reservation Fees are for the full day. A non-refundable $25 processing fee is charged in addition to all the fees listed above.

Do You Have a Picnic Permit? YES NO

If you have a permit here is what you should know.....

• Your picnic site is reserved for your group for the day!

• Beer and Wine are allowed with your permit.

• If reserving at JDM sites 1-4 or Edith Morley you may have a bounce house (20' x 20' max size) from an approved vendor.

• You may only use a picnic site that does not show a reservation posted for that day. Anyone with a permit for the space can ask you to leave the picnic site.

• First-Come, First-Serve picnic sites are limited.

• Beer and Wine are NOT allowed in City Parks.

• Bouncehouses are NOT allowed in City Parks.

• Delivering or bringing tables and chairs to host your party outside of a picnic site reservation is prohibited and could result in a citation.

Park Rules

• Smoking, Gambling & Vending are prohibited.

• Dogs must be on leash at all times.

• Dogs are prohibited in playground areas and on field during special events.

• Amplified sound is prohibited.

• Motor vehicles MUST park in designate parking stalls. Driving on pathways is prohibited and may result in a citation.

• Additional tables and chairs cannot be brought in to City parks.

• Fires are prohibited except in designated BBQ stands. Personal BBQs or hibachi are prohibited.

• Park users are expected to remove all items they brought in to the park at the conclusion of their use.

• Alcohol is prohibited without a picnic permit.

• Inflatables, Bouncehouses and other large entertainment rentals are prohibited. Small bouncehouses allowed in designated picnic sites with approved permit.

If you don't have a permit here is what you should know.....

Parks COMMUNITY CENTER

The Campbell Community Center

Office:

1 W. Campbell Ave., #C-31 Campbell, CA 95008 (408) 866-2104

recreation@campbellca.gov www.campbellca.gov

Campbell Community Center Parking

The Campbell Community Center has 782 parking stalls. Additional free parking is available in the Downtown area:

The Second Street Parking Garage - located between Second & Third Streets at the corner of Civic Center Drive. This garage is accessible from both Second and Third Streets and has 300 parking stalls. It is a short three block walk to the Community Center from this garage.

The First Street Parking Garage - located off First Street south of Orchard City Drive near the Water Tower. This garage has 200 parking stalls and is a 5-block walk to the Community Center and convenient to restaurants Downtown, as well as to the Downtown Campbell Light Rail Station.

The Campbell Community Center is accessible by VTA Bus Lines #26 and #60 and Mountain View - Winchester Light Rail service

For more information:

Recreation Program Information: (408) 866-2104

Facility Rental Information: (408) 866-2138

Gym & Field Rental Information: (408) 866-2107

Parks LOCATIONS

Campbell Community Center

1 W. Campbell Avenue

Stojanovich Family Park

316 Union Avenue

The facility contains: tennis courts, handball courts, athletic fields, an allweather track, outdoor fitness zone at the track (for ages 14+), restrooms and a skate park. Night lighting keeps the tennis courts, handball courts and track open for use until 10 p.m. each night. All courts are available on a “first come first serve” basis except during Campbell Recreation tennis lessons. Athletic fields are available for reservation. Group picnics are not allowed at the Community Center. No BBQs are allowed.

Campbell Park

Corner of Gilman & Campbell Avenue

Stojanovich Family Park incorporates Campbell’s agricultural history featuring toddler-age play equipment, non-reservable picnic tables, children’s interpretive panels, central lawn area, pedestrian bridge and a restroom. NOTE: No parking available, outside portable equipment (tables, BBQs, canopies, tents, etc.) is NOT allowed.

Jack Fischer Park

Corner of Abbott Avenue & Pollard Road

Campbell Park facilities include two outdoor lighted basketball courts with tiered lawn seating for spectators, one small and one large fencedin children’s play area, water play feature, swings, non-reservable picnic tables, BBQs, central lawn vista area, horseshoe pits, restrooms and access to the Los Gatos Creek Trail and Par Course. NOTE: Outside portable equipment (tables, BBQs, canopies, tents, etc.) is NOT allowed.

Jack Fischer Park features include: age-specific play equipment for both toddlers and school-age children, a water play feature, a stream that is activated on demand for sand building and a large lawn area. Restrooms and picnic tables are located on site. Jack Fischer Park is NOT reservable for groups. NOTE: Outside portable equipment (tables, BBQs, canopies, tents, etc.) is NOT allowed.

campbellca.gov/parks

Field Conditions Hotline: (408) 866-2769

Fields are closed for repair and maintenance from mid-November until mid-March.

Campbell fields are closed when wet, please call the hotline below to check if City of Campbell fields are playable.

When to Register Registration

Campbell Residents Priority

March 14th @ 9 a.m.

Open Registration

March 15th @ 9 a.m.

Registration is ongoing and accepted until the activity is filled or the start date has passed.

How to Register

• Create an account in CivicRec registration system or log in to existing account.

• You must opt-in to receive class notifications

• Campbell Resident Discounts will be deducted during the payment process.

Online 24/7

Visit campbellca.gov/recreation click on the picture on the right that says “Register Online!”

Address

Campbell Recreation Office

1 W. Campbell Ave., C-31

Email/Fax

Send completed Registration Form to: recreation@campbellca.gov or fax to (408) 866-2795

AmEx/Discover/Mastercard/Visa card number, expiration date (month and year), cardholder’s name and billing address and parent/guardian or participant’s signature are required and processed as time permits.

Recreation Youth Scholarship

The City of Campbell Recreation Youth Scholarship program is open to children under the age of 17 who are Campbell residents. The scholarship fund is a privately-funded program that grants a limited scholarship to a Campbell child, with the intent of providing a positive recreation experience.

TO MAKE A DONATION:

If you’d like to make a donation, please call the Recreation Office at (408) 866-2104. Donations of any denomination are accepted year-round and 100% of the donation goes directly to benefit Campbell resident youth. Invest in Campbell’s youth today! If you wish to make a donation, you may do so online during activity registration, in person, or by mail. Campbell Recreation Department, 1 W. Campbell Avenue, #C-31, 95008.

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Registration Fees

Campbell Residents will receive $10 off of each activity at check out on selected actives. To receive the resident fee, residency must be proven as stated under “Resident Status”. All fees are due at the time of registration. Fees will not be prorated for missed class(es) and make-ups are not available.

Resident Status

A resident is anyone living within the Campbell city limits (zip code 95008). P.O. boxes and school districts are not considered residences. Those living within Campbell’s incorporated city limits, but having a zip code other than 95008, should contact the Recreation Office to verify resident status. Proof of residency may be provided by a current California Driver’s License, pre-printed personal check, or recent residential utility bill with the customer’s name and address printed on it. If registering online, the billing address for your credit card must match your Campbell home address on file.

Refund and Transfer Policy

All cancellation or transfer written requests must be made to the Recreation Office with at least a 5 business days’ notice prior to the start date of the activity. A $10 cancellation fee per activity (i.e. week of camp or swim lesson) per person will be deducted from the refund. A $2 cancellation fee per flex activity day (i.e. each date out of a series of flex fitness activities) Cancellations or transfers with less than 5 business days’ notice will NOT receive a refund or transfer. Online request forms available at campbellca.gov/recreation. Medical emergencies are exempt from this policy; however, a signed and dated statement from your doctor is required and must be provided within six (6) weeks of the activity start date. Separate policies apply to fitness passes, sports leagues, trips, facility reservations, Campbell Recreation Pre-school, Wave Swim Team and Heritage Theatre events. Please inquire before registering or purchasing tickets for these activities and events.

A minimum number of participants is required to hold a class. When enrollment is low, the Recreation Department reserves the right to cancel a program. Full refunds are given when a class or program is cancelled by the Recreation Department.

Waiting Lists

Waiting lists are established once a class is filled. If a vacancy occurs more than two working days prior to the start of the class, waiting list names will be called and/or emailed and given a limited time to register for the vacancy. Less than two business days before class starts, openings may be filled on a first come, first serve basis.

Age Requirements

The participant must be the indicated age by the starting date of the class. Proof of age may be required for some programs (i.e. pre-school, 50+ classes).

Campbell Recreation’s Satisfaction Guarantee

The staff and the instructors of the Recreation and Community Services Department are confident that they can provide the best quality recreation experience available. If a customer is not satisfied and notifies the Recreation Office by the second class date, a refund can be issued or a transfer made, to allow the customer to try something different. Customers must submit a Satisfaction Guarantee form available at campbellca.gov/recreation. Fitness passes, adult sports leagues, trips and Heritage Theatre tickets/shows are not included. Other restrictions may apply.

PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY (Form may be duplicated, only same family members on each form)

Primary Contact (Adult)

If you have a disability and/or need special assistance, please notify the Recreation Office

Credit Card

CREDIT CARD NUMBER (all 16-digits)

Check (payable to “City of Campbell”)

TOTAL FEES $ ________ Gender M / F

EXPIRATION DATE (MM/YY) CVV

Medical Release: Pursuant to provisions of sec. 6910 et seq of the California Family Code and other applicable laws, I hereby authorize the City of Campbell Recreation & Community Services Department to procure and consent to, medical, hospital or dental care for myself or my child in the event of injury as a result of participation in this program. Waiver & Release of Liability: In consideration of my participation, I hereby release, discharge and covenant not to sue the City of Campbell & Campbell Redevelopment Agency, their officers, employees and volunteers, from any and all present and future claims, demands, actions, or causes of action resulting from any accidents, injuries, deaths, or loss of and/or damage to my/our person(s) or property arising out of or connected with my/our participation in the above activity (ies) (except for claims legally caused by the sole negligence or willful misconduct of the City or others listed above). I hereby voluntarily waive any and all claims resulting from ordinary negligence, present and future, that may be made by me, my family, estate, heirs, or assigns. Further, I am aware that this activity may involve certain risks or possible dangers, including death, & that equipment provided for my protection may be inadequate to prevent serious injury. I am voluntarily participating in this activity with knowledge of the danger involved and hereby agree to accept any and all inherent risks of property damage, personal injury, or death. I further agree to indemnify and hold harmless the City of Campbell & others listed above for any & all claims arising as a result of my engaging in this activity. I understand that this waiver will continue in full legal force and effect. I further agree the venue for any legal proceedings shall be in California. I affirm I am of legal age and am freely signing this document. I have read this form and fully understand that by signing this form, I am giving up legal rights and/or remedies which shall be available to me against the City of Campbell or any of the parties listed above. The City is not responsible for lost or stolen articles. Refunds, less a $10.00 admin. fee, will be given to registered participants who cancel up to five (5) business days in advance of a class start date. Cancellations less than 5 business days notice will not receive a refund.

Concussion Protocol: In accordance with AB2007 our agency follows the guidelines and protocols set forth for all head injuries incurred in one of our programs. For more information please visit: www.cdc.gov/headsup

Photo/Video Release: I agree to allow the use of my photograph or my child’s photograph for program publicity. If you would like to opt-out of the photo release please go to campbellca.gov/recreation and fill out the online form. Date

Signature (Read before signing) Participant Parent Legal Guardian

NAME ON CREDIT CARD (billing address for credit card must match residential address above)