Parks & Recreation - Activities

 
League Sports
Summer
Camps
Events
Winter
Baseball/Softball/T-Ball
Fall Soccer
Winter Basketball

Great Escape Tickets
Readers' Rock
Arts & Crafts
Fishing
Hiking
Kayaking
Swimming
Kids Cook it Up!

Tennis
Archery
Golf
Disc Golf
Basketball

Family Campout
Kites in the Park
Doggie Paddle Day
Moonlight Movie

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League Sports

Baseball/Softball/T-Ball

As we have for many, many years now, we will be working with the County Youth Bureau in sponsoring summer competitive baseball/softball leagues and an instructional T-ball program.

We will register participants by having parents return the enclosed parental consent/registration form. You must complete both sides of a form for each child. Return the completed form to the marked box in any of the following locations:

Cadyville Gulf Wooden Ski & Wheel
Cumberland Bay Market Nadim’s Corner Grocery
Wallace Hill Park (drop box on bldg) Bill’s Mini Mart
Ukie's Deli & Convenience Store Town of Plattsburgh Office
   


REGISTRATIONS RECEIVED AFTER APRIL 21st WILL BE PLACE ON A WAITING LIST

Age levels for Teams Born on or after Born on or before
T-Ball 8-1-01 7-31-03
Grasshopper 8-1-98 7-31-01
Pee Wee 8-1-95 7-31-98
Pony 8-1-91 7-31-95

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Game Days
BASEBALL/SOFTBALL

Grasshopper: Saturday and Wednesday
Pee Wee: Tuesday and Friday
Pony: Monday and Thursday

Practices for baseball/softball will begin after May 5th. Coaches will contact players on their rosters after this date.

T-BALL PRACTICES & GAME DAYS

All practices and games depend on open days and dates after baseball/softball schedules are out. Practices for T-Ball will not begin until after June 9th.

Players who want to participate on a team outside of their Youth Commission area must have a written release from their own Youth Commissioner prior to registering.

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We Need Help!

Our youth sports programs are in dire need of officials. Anyone who is 14 years or older and has a general knowledge of the rules for baseball, softball and/or soccer can officiate. Folks who are interested must attend a county sponsored training clinic prior to the season. Their names are placed on a county list and local coordinators will assign them to games. Officials are paid between $13-$25 per game by the County Youth Bureau.

Help us to keep our children’s sports experience a fun, positive & memorable one. We encourage teens, adults and retirees to join us in providing a top-notch program for the youth of our town. If interested please call Melanie or Janet at 562-6860 or the County Youth Bureau, 565-4750.

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2008 Fall Soccer

Again this year, there will be soccer leagues playing during the months of September and October. Teams will be made up of both boys and girls on each team. Although practices will not begin until latter August, we urge parents to register all children interested in participating with the enclosed registration form, along with baseball/softball, swimming, etc.

NO REGISTRATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER JULY 18th

AGE LEVELS BORN ON OR AFTER BORN BEFORE GAME DAYS
Mini-Mites 11 – 1 – 02 10 – 31 – 03 Depends on Coach
Mites 11 – 1 – 99 10 – 31 – 02 Saturday
Pee Wee 11 – 1 – 96 10 – 31 – 99 Saturday & Tuesday
Bantams 11 – 1 – 93 10 – 31 – 96 Saturday & Wednesday

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Winter Basketball

 

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Great Escape Tickets

Beginning May 19th, we will again have tickets to the Great Escape for sale. Tickets for anyone 48 inches or taller are on sale for $25.50 each. These tickets are good for any day the Great Escape is open between and including Memorial Day weekend and Labor Day weekend. Normally these tickets are around $40.69 if purchased at the gate.
Tickets for anyone shorter than 48 inches are not discounted and are only available at the Great Escape. Children 2 years and younger are admitted free.

Tickets can be picked up and paid for Monday – Friday between 8 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. at the Town Recreation Office or Town Clerk’s Office. Payment accepted by cash or check only, no credit cards. For further information on these or tickets to Enchanted Forest in Old Forge, we can be reached at 562-6860.

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Readers Rock!

This year, we will work with the Town of Schuyler Falls to offer this program to children entering grades 1-6. We’ve learned that the groups filled up very fast and the kids were asking for more!! We will offer four separate weeks of reading adventures lead by two extraordinary elementary teachers (Peggy Rabideau & Merri Jeanne Brennan) who are on a mission to show youth how much fun reading can be—outside the school.

Session
Dates
Age Group
Group Limit
1 July 21 – 25 9-11 AM For children entering the 1st grade this fall. 15
2 July 28 – Aug. 1 9-11 AM For children entering the 2nd grade this fall. 20
3 Aug.4 – Aug. 8 9-11 AM For children entering the 3rd and 4th grades this fall. 20
4 Aug.11 – Aug. 15 9-11 AM For children entering the 5th and 6th grades this fall. 20

Pre-registration is mandatory for this program and can be done by filling out the form included in this brochure and just checking the box! Session 1 is limited to 15 children and Session 2,3 & 4 are limited to 20 children so get your registration in early and definitely by April 21st. Parents will be contacted with further information.

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Arts & Crafts

Just for those 8-12 year olds who have a creative flair (or who wish they did!), a week filled with fun, artsy crafts. We’ll meet Monday-Thursday this week, from 10a.m to 12p.m. and work on some very fascinating projects. Register the last week of July.

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Fishing

Mr. Don Lee and his friends from Trout Unlimited will again hold a free 2-day program for any Town resident 10 years of age and up, August 12th and 14th from 6-8p.m. Participants will fish both sessions in the Saranac River. The first evening we’ll be using the hook and lure technique and the second evening we’ll learn the fly-fishing method. Children ages 10 & 11 must have adult supervision with them. Register the last week of July.

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Hiking

Come with us and explore a part of the Adirondacks. We’ll head to Pok-O-Moonshine Mountain, just south of Keeseville for a day hike. It is a short but challenging climb with awesome views of Lake Champlain and the Green Mountains. We will provide supervision and bus transportation to and from the mountain. The trip is open to any youth 12 and up and to their parents. Register the last week of July.

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Kayaking

Take advantage of the area’s easily accessible waterways and the free equipment and lessons and learn how to kayak. Staff from the Clinton County Youth Bureau will help us provide participants the opportunity to safely experience canoeing and kayaking on the Saranac River from the Cadyville Beach. There will be 2 sessions—folks can choose either Monday & Wednesday or Tuesday & Thursday. Each session will meet from 10a.m. to 12p.m. Participants must be at least 10 years old and be able to swim. Register the last week of July.

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Archery Week

This is the perfect time to try this activity! Learn how to “set the nock” and what the “fletching” is. No experience needed here, we’ll provide everything you need. Ready, take aim; shoot for the Bull’s Eye!


REMINDER: Unless specifically noted - All Instructional Park Programs will take place in only TWO parks this year

9-11am Cumberland Head Recreation Park on Oswego Lane.

12-2pm East Morrisonville Recreation Park on Bullis Lane.

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Golf Week

This is not an activity for retired people…this is a challenging sport for all ages and can be played over a whole lifetime. Take advantage this week to learn the art of putting, how to “drive” a ball and how to reach “par”.
REMINDER: Unless specifically noted - All Instructional Park Programs will take place in only TWO parks this year

9-11am Cumberland Head Recreation Park on Oswego Lane.

12-2pm East Morrisonville Recreation Park on Bullis Lane.

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Disc Golf

 

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Basketball Week

 

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Tennis Week

What does 40-Love mean? What is an ace? Come and learn more about this lifetime sport. We’ll also show you Pickleball-a game that combines tennis and ping-pong on the tennis court. By the end of the week, you’ll be ready to take on Andre Agassi (almost)!
REMINDER: Unless specifically noted - All Instructional Park Programs will take place in only TWO parks this year

9-11am Cumberland Head Recreation Park on Oswego Lane.

12-2pm East Morrisonville Recreation Park on Bullis Lane.

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Kids Cook it Up!

Attention all budding chefs! Team up with the Clinton County Health Department’s Eat Well Play Hard program and our own staff for a week long cooking extravaganza. Discover some kitchen skills while creating some tasty treats. You will find that healthy, wholesome food can be yummy and easy to prepare. At the end of this class, you will leave with new culinary talents, as well as an apron and the Kids’ Favorites Made Healthy Cookbook. Bon Appetite!!

This program is offered to all kids ages 9-12. It will be held at the May Currier Park building July 28th-August 1st from 11am to 1pm. Register by calling the Recreation Dept. by July 18th. Space is limited to 10 participants and will be filled on a first come, first served basis.

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Swimming

This year the beaches will be open and staffed with Lifeguards 8 hours a day June 23rd through August 15th. The only exceptions will be Fun-Day, Aug. 8th and days of inclement weather where there will be no beach coverage.

The beaches will open at 11:30am and close at 7:30 pm. NO ONE WILL BE PERMITTED TO SWIM BEFORE OR AFTER THESE HOURS. In fact, at 7:30 pm the beaches will be cleared of all people and officially closed.

For those areas where children are being bussed, swimming lessons will again be from 12 noon to 2 pm starting June 30th through August 8th.

Beach Hours for Public Swimming
Lessons
Cadyville and East Morrisonville June 30th through August 8th
June 23rd – August 15th
Bussed Children’s Lessons
11:30am to 7:30 p.m. Daily 12:00 noon to 2:00 pm
   

BUS SCHEDULE AREAS

Cumberland Head North Plattsburgh
Start pick up at 11:30 am Start pick up at 11:15 am
Bus to East Morrisonville Beach Bus to East Morrisonville Beach
Leave beach @ 2 pm Leave beach @ 2 pm
   
South Plattsburgh Treadwells Mills
Start pick up at 11:25 am Start pick up at 11:30 am
Bus to Cadyville Beach Bus to East Morrisonville Beach
Leave beach @ 2 pm Leave beach @ 2 pm
   
PICK UP POINTS
- Recreation Area, St. Mary’s Church, corner of Cumberland Head Rd. & Allen Rd., Gus’s Red Hots, Tara Lane, and corner of Moffitt Rd. & Sears Blvd.
- Corner of Daytona Blvd & Michaele Ave., Wallace Hill Rec Park, corners of Wallace Hill Road & Bell Rd., Vintage Estates and Rasco Rd., May
- Currier Park, corners of Tom Miller Rd & Facteau Ave., Melody Lane, Graves Lane and the corner of Military Turnpike & Independence Dr.
- Corners of Route 22 & South Junction Rd., Salmon River Rd., LTS Homes and Runway Drive. Corners of Irish Settlement Rd. & Abenaki Rd. and Pleasant Ridge Rd.
- The Corner of Military Turnpike & Rugar Parkway and in front of Pine Rest Trailer Court. The Recreation Area, Brown Rd., Cross Rd. and the corner of Rugar St. & Rugar ParkWay.

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Winter Programs

 

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