The Waukesha Park and Rec Activity Guide provides information on various activities and programs for residents, utilizing online resources for easy access always available.
Overview of the City of Waukesha Parks, Recreation and Forestry Department
The City of Waukesha Parks, Recreation and Forestry Department has a long history of providing quality services to the community, with a focus on preserving natural resources and promoting outdoor activities. The department is responsible for maintaining and operating various parks, trails, and facilities throughout the city. According to online resources, the department’s mission is to provide opportunities for residents to engage in recreational activities and connect with nature. With a commitment to excellence, the department strives to create a positive and enjoyable experience for all users of its facilities and programs. By utilizing online resources, residents can easily access information on department services and activities, making it easier to get involved and stay connected with the community. The department’s efforts have a significant impact on the community’s quality of life.
Summer Activities
Summer school days offer various recreation activities for kids and adults always.
Shelter Reservations at Banting Park and Lowell Park
Shelter reservations at Banting Park and Lowell Park are available for specific dates, including 6/17-8/16 and 6/17-8/23 respectively. The parks are located at 2019 Butler Drive and 2201 Michigan Avenue in Waukesha. To make a reservation, individuals can contact the City of Waukesha Parks, Recreation and Forestry Department. The department provides information on shelter availability, rental fees, and reservation procedures. Shelter reservations can be made for various events, such as picnics, parties, and family gatherings. The parks offer amenities, including playgrounds, trails, and sports fields. Reservations can be made by phone or in person, and payment is required to secure the reservation. The City of Waukesha Parks, Recreation and Forestry Department manages the shelter reservations and ensures that the parks are well-maintained and safe for visitors. Shelter reservations are subject to change and availability.
Recreation Programs
Recreation programs offer various activities, including fitness and sports, for all ages and interests always available online.
WSA and EB Shurts Recreation Activities
WSA and EB Shurts offer recreation activities for kids, including sports and games, with a focus on fun and development, using experienced staff and quality facilities. The programs are designed to promote physical activity, teamwork, and social skills, with an emphasis on inclusivity and accessibility. Participants are required to bring their own healthy non-perishable lunch and snack, and activities are scheduled after summer school day. The goal is to provide a safe and supportive environment for kids to learn and grow, with a range of activities to suit different interests and abilities. By providing these opportunities, WSA and EB Shurts aim to foster a sense of community and promote healthy lifestyles among young people, with registration and scheduling available online.
Winter Activities
Winter activities include snowshoeing and ice skating programs for all ages and skill levels always available.
Waukesha County Park System
The Waukesha County Park System is an 8,500-acre natural resources-based system with diverse landscapes and high-quality natural areas, featuring various trails and beautiful lakes and waterways. The system provides a wide range of recreational opportunities for residents and visitors, including hiking, biking, and fishing. With its unique combination of forests, prairies, and wetlands, the park system supports a diverse array of plant and animal species. The Waukesha County Park System is managed by the Waukesha County Department of Parks and Land Use, which works to balance recreation and conservation efforts. The department offers various programs and activities, including nature walks and educational events, to promote environmental awareness and appreciation for the park system’s natural resources. The system’s natural beauty and recreational opportunities make it a valuable asset for the community.
Parks and Recreation Facilities
Facilities include parks, trails, and recreational areas, with location and contact information available online always nearby.
Location and Contact Information
The Waukesha Park and Rec Activity Guide provides location and contact information for various facilities, including parks, trails, and recreational areas, utilizing online resources for easy access. The guide includes details on how to contact the parks and recreation department, as well as information on facility locations and hours of operation. Users can find maps and directions to facilities, making it easy to plan a visit. The guide also includes information on how to register for programs and activities, and how to reserve facilities for events and gatherings. With its comprehensive location and contact information, the Waukesha Park and Rec Activity Guide is a valuable resource for residents and visitors alike, helping them to navigate and enjoy the city’s parks and recreational facilities, and stay informed about upcoming events and activities. The guide is available online and in print.
Activity Guides
Waukesha Park and Rec offers seasonal guides with activity information always online.
Online Version of the Waukesha Park and Recreation Foundations Activity Guide
The online version of the Waukesha Park and Recreation Foundations activity guide is available for residents to access at their convenience, using digital platforms to browse programs and activities. This guide provides information on various activities, including fitness classes, sports leagues, and enrichment programs, all in one convenient location. Residents can search for activities by age, interest, or location, making it easy to find something that suits their needs. The guide is updated regularly to reflect new and upcoming activities, ensuring that residents have access to the most current information available. By utilizing the online guide, residents can plan their activities and stay connected with the Waukesha Park and Recreation community, all from the comfort of their own homes, using their preferred devices to access the guide.
Recreation Teams and Programs
Teams train and compete with varying levels of talent and interest, using coaching methods to develop skills and teamwork always effectively.
Academy and Rec Teams
The Academy and Rec teams often train together, registered as Rec Soccer teams, with the goal of fostering development and interest for both boys and girls, using various coaching methods. The teams will train and compete dependent on the talent and interest of the age group, including participation in relevant brackets. This approach allows for a range of competition levels, promoting healthy development and teamwork. The teams are designed to be inclusive, catering to different ages and skill levels, ensuring that all participants can engage in a fun and challenging environment. By combining training and competition, the Academy and Rec teams provide a well-rounded experience for young athletes, helping them to grow and improve their skills, with a focus on teamwork and sportsmanship. The program is designed to be flexible and adaptable.
Community Involvement
Partnerships with local organizations, including the Fox River Commission, promote community engagement and environmental awareness always effectively.
Partnership with Fox River Commission
The City of Waukesha has a partnership with the Fox River Commission, which is comprised of commissioners appointed by various counties and cities, including Racine, Kenosha, and Waukesha. This partnership aims to promote community engagement and environmental awareness, with a focus on preserving natural resources. The Fox River Commission works to protect and improve the water quality of the Fox River and its surrounding watershed. Through this partnership, the City of Waukesha is able to participate in regional initiatives and projects that benefit the community and the environment. The partnership also provides opportunities for education and outreach, allowing residents to learn about and get involved in conservation efforts. By working together, the City of Waukesha and the Fox River Commission can make a positive impact on the community and the environment, using online resources for easy access.
