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Roseburg Parks &
Recreation Guide
2021
Discover ...
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www.cityofroseburg.org
GENERAL INFORMATION
Welcome to the City of Roseburg Parks and Recreation Roseburg park rules prohibit smoking
Division. Our goal is to enrich people’s lives through providing any products including electronic
park and recreation facilities and programs that benefit the cigarettes, and all use of tobacco
quality of life for all Roseburg residents. products, within any city park.
The City of Roseburg Parks and Recreation Division is pleased “Tobacco products” include any
to bring you the 2021 Roseburg Recreation Guide. We want tobacco cigarette, cigar, pipe tobacco,
chewing tobacco, or any other form of
to connect Roseburg residents with recreation services.
tobacco that may be used for smoking,
Whether you want to have family fun, learn a new skill, get
chewing, inhalation, or other means of
fit, stay active, meet new people or have an adventure, the ingestion.
guide will provide a source to find opportunities.
CITY OF ROSEBURG MAYOR ROSEBURG PARKS AND RECREATION
Larry Rich COMMISSION
CITY COUNCIL Alison Eggers (Chair)
Alison Eggers Andrea Zielinski Beverly Cole Diana Wales Kyle Bailey
Bob Cotterell Brian Prawitz Patrice Sipos Marsha La Verne Robert Grubbs
Sheila Cox Sheri Moothart Ryan Finlay
PARKS AND RECREATION DIVISION
2022
STAFF DIRECTORY
Nicole Messenger
City Manager
nmessenger@cityofroseburg.org
Brice Perkins
Public Works Director
bperkins@cityofroseburg.org
Kris Ammerman
Parks & Recreation Program Manager
kammerman@cityofroseburg.org
Val Ligon
Parks & Recreation Program Coordinator
vligon@cityofroseburg.org
Brendon DeMuth
Parks Superintendent
bdemuth@cityofroseburg.org
We look forward to being able
Chanelle Rogers to have our local fireworks
Department Technician again next year
crogers@cityofroseburg.org
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City of
Bike Path/Walking Trails
Open Grass Space
Roseburg
River/Creek/Pond
Botanical Garden
Boat Ramp/Dock
Disc Golf Course
Basketball Court
Pavilion/Gazebo
Volleyball Court
Play Equipment
Horseshoe pit
Picnic Tables
Tennis Court
Restrooms
Parks
Ball Fields
Wildlife
Fishing
Acres
other
Beulah Park
1284 NE Beulah St. 6.85 ◆ ◆◆ ◆◆
Brown Park
0.38
Corner of Harvard & Francis St. ◆ ◆◆
Charles Gardiner Park
2537 NW Renann St.
5 ◆ ◆◆ ◆
Commercial St. Park
1626 NE Commercial St.
0.25
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Eagles Park
782 SE Jackson St.
0.25 ◆ ◆
Eastwood Park
2823 SE Douglas Ave.
1 ◆◆ ◆◆
Fir Grove Park
1614-1654 W Harvard Ave.
33 ◆ ◆◆◆◆◆◆ ◆
Fir Grove Splash Pad
1614-1654 W Harvard Ave.
.10 ◆ ◆◆◆◆◆ ◆
Gaddis park
800 NW Highland Ave.
19 ◆ ◆ ◆◆◆◆ ◆
Happy Trails Dog Park
100 SE Templin
1 ◆ ◆ ◆
Laurelwood Park
350 NW Madrone St.
2.15 ◆ ◆◆
Micelli Park
1498 SE Micelli St. 6 ◆ ◆ ◆◆ ◆◆◆
Parrot Creek Park
1852 SE Starmer St. 0.24 ◆ ◆ ◆◆
Quintus Park
350 W. Center St.
0.17 ◆ ◆ ◆◆
Riverfront Park
Stewart Park Dr. 45 ◆ ◆ ◆◆ ◆
Riverside Park
Oak & Washington Ave. 3.25 ◆ ◆◆◆ ◆ ◆
Skate Park
1101 NW Garden Valley 2 ◆ ◆ ◆
Stewart Park Golf Course
1005 NW Stewart Park Dr. 65 ◆ ◆ ◆ ◆
Stewart Park
1003-2058 Stewart Park Dr. 236 ◆ ◆ ◆ ◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆
Stewart Park Wildlife Area
929 Garden Valley Blvd. 15 ◆ ◆ ◆ ◆◆
80 ◆ ◆ ◆ ◆◆◆◆
Sunshine Park
205 Sunshine Rd
Templin Beach park
100 SE Templin 5 ◆◆ ◆ ◆ ◆ ◆
Thompson Park
1448 SE Thompson St. 0.25 ◆ ◆ ◆◆
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ADULT RECREATION PROGRAMS
ALL EVENTS AND DATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE
Discover Roseburg 11, Land of Umpqua Geocache Series - to be announced
Discover Roseburg 10, Land of Umpqua Geocache Series - limited coins still available Front
Spring / Summer / Fall 2020
Get outdoors and enjoy the day with your family and friends. This outdoor adventure is great fun for
all ages. The series consists of 5 traditional & 15 virtual caches, and will lead cachers to city parks
and sights around Roseburg. Discover Roseburg 10 / Land of Umpqua Geocoins will be awarded
to those who complete the geocache challenge! The series will continue until all geocoins (200
available) have been awarded. Your passport may be picked up and / or returned to: Roseburg City Back
Hall (1st floor), 900 SE Douglas Ave or Hampton Inn & Suites, 1620 NW Mulholland Drive.
LET’S GET ROLLING! Foam Roller Stretch Class - CLASS CURRENTLY ON HOLD
Check website for location and start date.
If you haven’t’ tried a foam roller yet, it’s time you give it a try! The foam roller is a safe and effective tool designed to
release muscle tension. Regular foam roller practice improves joint range of motion and flexibility, reduces muscle tightness and
soreness, and can help reduce the risk of injuries. It is similar to giving yourself a massage using your own body weight to roll
on the foam roller. All participants must bring their own round, 36-inch long foam roller and yoga mat. Please wear comfortable
clothing appropriate for a movement class. Participants need to be able to transfer up from and down to the floor with relative
ease, and should be able to sit comfortably on the floor. Fee: $1.00 per class on a drop-in basis.
Outdoor Low Impact Fitness Class -CLASS CURRENTLY ON HOLD
1614 - 1654 W. Harvard Avenue
Check website for location and start date.
This program offers older adults an opportunity to socialize while enjoying a light exercise routine
outdoors. Participants will warm-up with some stretching, followed by light exercise and walking.
Class will close with stretching and a cool down period. Participants should wear loose, comfortable
clothing and good walking shoes. No time commitments or pre-registration, just come when you
can. Fee: $1.00 per class on a drop-in basis.
Women’s ‘Just for Fun’ Summer Golf - Stewart Park Golf Course
Monday evenings: June 21, July 5 & 19 and August 2 & 16 / 5:30 pm
Have you wanted to golf, but without the pressure? Here’s your chance to play and learn
more about the sport in a casual and relaxed atmosphere! Players will need their own set
of clubs, basic knowledge of the game and do not need an established handicap. Come
join the fun! No commitments, play all six evenings or just the ones that fit your schedule.
Note: This is not a group lesson. Register at Roseburg Parks & Recreation at City Hall, 900
SE Douglas Ave or call 541-492-6899. Fee: $5 per night program fee plus $10 green fees.
Cart rental available for $5 per rider (per night).
Free Yoga in the Park - Stewart Park near the Halfshell
Saturdays, July 10th - August 28th from 10:00 - 11 :00 am
Summer (along with other yoga instructors) will be teaching FREE yoga at Stewart Park this summer
next to the Halfshell. You will need to bring a yoga mat or a picnic blanket. Wear comfy/ stretchy
clothing, and please do not eat or drink for at least one hour prior to class. Plan to arrive a few
minutes early to sign in and get ready. Sponsored by Roseburg Parks & Recreation and Summer
Fry - Movement Artist & Mindfullness Coach.
Indoor Low Impact Fitness Class - CLASS CURRENTLY ON HOLD
Check our website for location and start date.
ALL EVENTS AND DATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE
SPONSORED BY ROSEBURG PARKS & RECREATION
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A Umpqua Valley Watercolor Society
Kathy McIntyre / 541-672-4768
Agriculture Monthly meetings are held the third Sunday of each month and
Umpqua Valley Farmer’s Market painting afterwards is encouraged. Summer meetings (weather
1771 W Harvard Ave / 541-530-6200 permitting) are held outdoors. All skill levels are welcome!
www.uvfarmersmarket.com
Year-round market is located at the First United Methodist Church /
1771 W Harvard Ave. The market is open every Saturday from 9:00 Astronomy
am - I :00 pm. Vendors provide local produce, food items, goods, Umpqua Astronomers
crafts and more. Currently accepting new vendor applications. Live Paul Morgan / 541-673-1081
music and other activities. Find us on Facebook! pmorgan@douglasfast.net
www.umpquaastronomers.org
Find us on Facebook!
Animals
Umpqua Kennel Club
PO Box 189, Roseburg
Dian Smith, Secretary / 541-863-4187 B
www.umpquakennelclub.org Baseball
AKC affiliated and supporting the sport of dogs including confor American Legion (Ages 16-19)
mation, obedience, agility, hunting and tracking. Dog and puppy Tom Donegan / 541-729-6731
socialization by appointment. Welcoming new members. AKC American Legion baseball games are scheduled in June & July. Come
all breed dog show will be held September 9th - 12th. Find us on out and enjoy a nice summer evening watching baseball in one of the
Facebook! best facilities in the state at Stewart Park.
Umpqua Wildlife Rescue, Inc. Umpqua Valley Cal Ripken Baseball (ages 5-12)
PO Box 851, Roseburg / 541-440-6895
https://umpquawildliferescue.org Umpqua Valley Babe Ruth Baseball (ages 13 - 15)
Umpqua Wildlife Rescue is a volunteer group of trained, licensed Jim Collins / 541-643-3625
wildlife rehabilitators dedicated to the rehabilitation and release of www.umpquavalleycalripken.com
injured and orphaned wildlife. The emergency hotline is monitored Coed T-Ball & Machine Pitch,
365 days a year and trained, licensed rehabilitators are on call to Boys Baseball.
treat injured and orphaned wildlife. New members are welcome and
meetings are open to all. Call the hotline for time and location of Bicycling
monthly meetings. Also available for educational programs. Find us Bike Walk Roseburg
on Facebook! Dick Dolgonas / 541-672-1757
Bike Walk Roseburg is a great source
of information about biking and walking
Art in and around Roseburg. Find us on Facebook!
Umpqua Valley Arts Association
1624 W. Harvard Ave, Roseburg
541-672-2532 / https://uvarts.com Cycle Umpqua
The Umpqua Valley Arts Association serves the region yearround www.cycleumpqua.com
with outstanding arts education programs and exceptional art exhibits. Come share some epic cycling adventures with us in the Umpqua
Housed in Roseburg’s historic Old Soldiers’ Home, the building Basin. Whether your ride is five miles or one hundred, we have
features six galleries which rotate shows every two months. Countless routes specifically tailored to your need for an authentic bicycling
enriching youth and adult classes and workshops are offered throughout experience in an area where few cyclists ride.
the year. A beautiful gift shop offers one-of-a-kind gifts made by local
artists. Spaces in the building are available to rent for your special LUMBR
events including weddings, meetings, workshops and parties. The (Land of Umpqua Mountain Bike Riders)
Clay Place is located within the campus and offers continuous ceramic Find us on Facebook!
workshops and classes for beginners and advanced. Gallery hours are
10 am - 4 pm Tuesday - Friday, and 10 am - 2 pm on Saturdays. Find
us on Instagram and Facebook for updates, upcoming events, and vol
unteer opportunities! #uvarts
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Umpqua Velo Club www.tendownbowling.com
PO Box 2538, Roseburg 541-672-3601
www.umpquavelo.org Register your child for 2 FREE GAMES of bowling a day all summer
Umpqua Velo Club promotes enjoyable and safe cycling for all whether at www.kidsbowlfree.com! Summer and Fall leagues are forming
on road, gravel, mountain or commuter bikes. Members have access to now! Please call for details on exciting Youth, Adult & Mixed
all club rides, limited accident insurance coverage, notices of meetings, Leagues! Inquire about private bowling lessons. Ten Down hosts
rides and events as well as discounts at local merchants. Membership nonprofit fundraisers and offers special rates for large groups and
for new members is only $10. Beginner road rides start at 6:00 pm on seniors.
Tuesdays at the train in Stewart Park, and moderate-paced “leave no
rider behind” road rides start at 6:00 pm on Wednesdays at My Coffee. C
Start riding now to enjoy the Vineyard Tour (www.thevineyardtour.
com) which offers five rides from 15 to 100 miles on Sunday of Labor Car Clubs
Day weekend. Join us for a ride to learn new skills and have fun rid Cascade Historical Motor Club
ing with others. Check the website for more information or find us on 503 W. Harrison, Roseburg / 541-673-4635
Facebook! Jim Johnston, President
Club interest is in early vehicles and special interest vehicles.
Entertainment includes tours, parades and exhibition.
Birding
Umpqua Valley Audubon Society
PO Box 381, Roseburg 97470
Graffiti Weekend
July 7 - 11, 2021
www.umpquaaudubon.org
P.O. Box 24, Roseburg
Email: info@umpquaaudubon.org
Jeanine Coffey / 541-680-0384
Facebook: Umpqua Valley Audubon Society
www.graffitiweekend.com
The Umpqua Valley Audubon Society welcomes birders and
Family fun for everyone! Five days of events, classic cars, car shows
nature enthusiasts to occasional field trips, educational programs
and cruises. Please check our website for more information and a full
for the community and other activities that encourage enjoyment,
listing of events.
appreciation and protection of the beautiful valleys of the Umpqua.
Umpqua Valley Audubon Society partners with Roseburg Parks &
Recreation to host ROSEBURG SWIFT WATCH each September Stray Angels Car Club
in the Fir Grove section of Stewart Park behind the Umpqua Valley P.O. Box 1936, Roseburg
Arts Center off of Harvard Avenue to celebrate the fall migration of Amy Holmgren, Director
the Vaux’s Swifts. Check the UVAS website and Facebook page for www.strayangelscarclub.com
details about these and other chapter sponsored activities. Email: info@strayangelscarclub.com
The group organizes and participates in many show cruises and events
throughout the year and hosts the Riverforks Show ‘n’ Shine on Graffiti
Board / Card Clubs Weekend. Check website & follow us on Face-book for more information.
Cribbage Club
541-784-9440
cribbage.org / ACC Grass Roots #62 Street Memories Car Club
Todd Woodward, President / 541-459-1604
The club organizes the Graffiti Week kickoff show at
Roseburg Chess Club
the V.A. Hospital on Wednesday, July 7th from 12 - 5
541-671-2634
pm. The club also sponsors the annual Blackberry
The club meets on Wednesdays and Fridays from 1 - 4 pm at the
Festival Poker Run and supports local charities throughout the year.
Roseburg Senior Center, 1614 SE Stephens Street. Chess players of
Club meetings are held on the 2nd Tuesday of each month. Find us
all levels are welcome!
on Facebook - Street Memories Car Club - Douglas County.
Roseburg Duplicate Bridge Club Timberland Corvette Club
Seth / 541-863-8698 www.timberlandcorvetteclub.com
Duplicate Bridge card play every Monday, Wednesday & Friday at Find us on Facebook!
the VFW Hall / 1127 NE Walnut Street in Roseburg. Please call for
schedule. Umpqua Flatheads
P.O. Box 1635, Roseburg
Bowling Tom Doss / 541-530-5491
Ten Down Pete Benham / 541-430-0666
www.umpquaflatheads.org
Bowling & Entertainment
Regional group of Early Ford V-8 Club of America. Conducts
2400 NE Diamond Lake Blvd
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group outings and participates as sponsors of various car shows and D
benefits throughout the year. Organizer of annual Graffiti Night
Cruise in downtown Roseburg as part of Graffiti Weekend in July.
Dance
The club encourages individuals with an interest in antique and hot Buckeroo Square Dance Club
rod automobiles to join, applications can be downloaded from the 5051 NE Stephens St, Winchester
website. Club meetings are held the 3rd Monday of each month, Bruce Knotts, President / 541-670-3864
dinner at 6:00 with meeting to follow (currently at Elmer’s). Check www.roseburgsquaredance.com
website for more information. Dance the 1st and 3rd Saturdays, Plus level at 7:00 pm; 7:30 pm
Squares. Buckeroo Roundup 2nd weekend in June. Check website for
more info. Find us on Facebook!
Climbing
Southwest Oregon Climber’s Coalition Chitwood Studio of Dance
www.swocc.rocks / sworegonclimberscoalition@gmail.com 3782 Hooker Rd, Roseburg / 541-673-5792
Supporting stewardship and access for climbing in southwest Oregon. Since 1969 classes in Ballet, Tap and Jazz ages 7 through adult.
Find us on Facebook! Saturday morning Technique Class is especially good for building
strength, endurance and flexibility. Recital performances for the year
2021 will be June 21, 22 & 23 at Wildlife Safari. Possible Art Festival
Community Education performance Saturday, June 26. Summer classes July 5 through July
Blue Zones Project - Umpqua 30. Fall classes begin August 30.
556 SE Jackson St, Roseburg
Jessica Hand / 541-580-6857
https://oregon.bluezonesproject.com
Dancing Friends
5051 NE Stephens St, Winchester / 541-459-3709
Facebook: Blue Zones Project - Umpqua
Joel Brock, President / www.roseburgsquaredance.com
Blue Zones Project - Umpqua is a community-wide initiative that
Round Dance Club. Check website for more info. Find us on Facebook!
is based on research from the original Blue Zones, five demo
graphically confirmed areas where people are living into their 90’s
and l00 ‘s at much higher rates than anywhere else in the world. Blue Kathryn Howard School of Dance
Zones Project provides a variety of free resources in the community 1437 NE Dee St, Roseburg / 541-672-8811
with the mission of enhancing our built environment and creating www.roseburgdance.com
opportunities to move naturally every day. The Project also facilitates Kathryn Howard School of Dance
the coordination of Walking Moais (small groups that meet together to offers instruction from highly qualified
walk for 10 weeks) and a number of other free classes and programs. teachers in Ballet, Jazz, Hip Hop, Cheer
Learn more on our Facebook Page - Blue Zones Project Umpqua. and Tumbling for ages 3 - 18; as well
as adult jazz / contemporary classes. We also have performance teams
Toastmasters International (two local clubs) trained in Ballet, Jazz, Hip Hop, Contemporary, Pointe and Musical
Roseburg Toastmasters Theatre that perform regularly in the community. Our students participate
https://roseburgtoastmasters.toastmastersclubs.org in three recitals each season (Dec, March, June) at UCC Jacoby
Wonderful Oregon Wordmasters (WOW) Auditorium during our school year program and we offer energetic & fun
https://2674320.toastmastersclubs.org summer camps in July / August. Detailed information about our dance
Do you want to become a confident public speaker and strong leader? philosophy, instructors and classes may be found on our website.
If so, Toastmasters is the place for you. You’ll find a supportive learn-
by-doing environment that allows you to achieve your goals at your Leap of Faith Dance Center
own pace. Check website for more info! 831 SE Cass Ave, Roseburg
541-643-5137
UCC Community and www.leapoffaithdancecenter.com
Leap of Faith Dance Center is a non-denominational Christian dance
Workforce Training
studio offering Ballet, Pointe, Tap, Jazz, Lyrical, Hip-Hop, Acrobatics,
PO Box 967, Roseburg
Combo Classes, Creative Movement and Competition Dance Teams
541-440-4668 / www.umpqua.edu/cwt
in a family-friendly, positive environment for ages 2 - 18. Students
UCC Community and Workforce Training
perform in our annual June recital at Jacoby Auditorium, UCC, as well
serves the lifelong learning needs of Douglas County residents by
as local community events. Our award winning competitive dance
providing non-credit programs, classes and workshops. Over 150
teams attend competition events held in the Pacific Northwest. Summer
classes are offered each term and are listed in the quarterly UCC class
programs, camps & classes run July - August, with our school year
schedule or on the UCC website. UCC offers classes for youth to
program operating September - June. Leap of Faith is an official Leap
seniors covering a variety of topics including summer enrichment
N’ Learn Acrobatic Arts certified studio. Visit our website for full online
camps for youth. Check out our website to register online!
registration, and to learn more about what sets us apart, and how we’re
“raising the barre in dance education.”
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Summer Fry - Movement G
Artist & Mindfullness Coach Gardening
865 SE Court St, Roseburg
541-391-6381
Douglas County Dahlia Society
2651 Loma Vista, Roseburg
www.summerfry.com / email: summerdawnfy@gmail.com
Elva Sellens 541-672-7352 / Ginger Clack 541-863-4501
With close to 20 years of experience, Summer teaches movement
Promoting growing and showing dahlias. Annual show will be held
practices with the intention of guiding students to move with steadi-
at the Douglas County Fairgrounds Exhibit Building on Saturday,
ness, ease, pleasure and joy. Classes, workshops and private sessions
September 25th from 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm, and Sunday, September
in a wide variety of dance, yoga & mind body practices. You are
26th from 10:00 am - 3:00 pm. Admission is free. For monthly
invited to come as you are and share space with other people to move
meetings information call Elva Sellens.
our bodies with intention and care in a safe and supportive environ-
ment. Find us on Facebook!
Oregon Koi & Watergarden Society
PO Box 1352, Roseburg
Timber 8’s Plus Square Dance Club Pama Bangeman / 208-290-4078
5051 NE Stephens St, Winchester www.oregonkoiandwatergardensociety.com
Jim Blocher, President 541-671-6791 Roseburg based social organization which exists to promote, create
www.roseburgsquaredance.com and enlarge the hobby of koi keeping, breeding, appreciation and
Plus square dances 2nd & 4th Saturdays, September through May, exhibition of koi and watergardening. The group meets monthly at a
7:30 - I 0:00 pm. Pre-rounds 7:00 pm. Check website for more member’s pond. Koi Expo will be held on June 12th in the Sherm’s
information. parking lot.
Disc Golf Native Plant Society of Oregon
Riverfront Park Umpqua Valley Chapter
Stewart Park Drive Donna Rawson / 541-459-2821
This 45 acre City park runs nearly 1.3 www.npsoregon.org
miles along the north shore of the South Umpqua River. The main Find us on Facebook!
multiuse path runs through the park connecting Stewart Park to the
downtown core. An 18-hole disc golf course is set in the park. Rainbow Garden Club
Kay Edmonson / 541-679-5784
Club meets the first Tuesday of each month for lunch at 11:30. Programs
F include various topics on seasonal horticulture. Visits to both private
Fishing and public gardens and nurseries are planned throughout the year.
Umpqua Fishermen’s Association
Mike Brochu / 541-839-4853 Umpqua Orchid Society
PO Box 401, Roseburg
Umpqua Valley Fly Fishers John Klinger, President
PO Box 2374, Roseburg Email: umpquaorchidsociety@gmail.com
Mike McCoy / 541-677-0100 Speakers & programs to teach about orchids. Each month members
www.umpquavalleyflyfishers.org do a “show-and-tell” display of their blooming plants. Meetings held
Monthly meetings are held the first Thursday of each month at the the 2nd Thursday of each month, September to June at 7:00 pm at the
Roseburg Country Club, 5051 Garden Valley Road, socializing/food Umpqua Valley Arts Association building on Harvard.
5:30 pm, meeting 6:30 pm. Visit website for more info!
Gem & Mineral
Football Umpqua Gem & Mineral Club
Roseburg Youth Football PO Box 1264, Roseburg
https://www.roseburgyouthfootball.com Monthly meetings are held on the 2nd Wednesday
Roseburg Youth Football is a non-profit of each month at Westside Christian Church, 2712 West Harvard,
community group dedicated to providing Roseburg. Potluck begins at 6:00 pm, Jr’s club meets at 6:30 pm,
the safest & highest quality tackle football general membership meeting starts at 7:00 pm. Annual show is the
experience possible to Roseburg athletes. Our mission is to build a first full weekend in May at the Douglas County Fairgrounds. Any-
strong foundation of competitive athletes that will have the desire to one interested in gems, minerals and lapidary is welcome. Find us on
participate in football through their high school years. Facebook!
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Geocaching H
Umpqua Valley Geocacher’s Association Hiking
Find us on Facebook! Friends of the Umpqua
Hiking Club
Golf Rheo Wheeler, President / 541-677-0799
Stewart Park Golf Course www.friendsoftheumpqua.org
Call 541-672-4592 for tee times & info. Hikes scheduled every other Saturday throughout the year, new
Stewart Park Golf Course is a family hikers welcome. Check website for schedule.
friendly 9-hole municipal course owned by the City of Roseburg and
located in the heart of Stewart Park. Amenities include a golf shop, snack Umpqua Watersheds
bar and covered driving range. Recreational leagues play through the 539 SE Main Street, Roseburg
summer. Lessons available. Find us on Facebook! 541-672-7065
https://umpquawatersheds.org
Stewart Park Men’s Golf Association Umpqua Watersheds (UW) is looking to
Ron Miller / 541-580-6946 fill a number of volunteer positions. Find out more on June 5th at
Season runs April through August at 4:00 pm on Tuesday and Umpqua Watersheds’ Volunteer Training Day. July 17, 2021 River
Thursday. Ten teams of four men play 9 holes each afternoon. Friday Appreciation Day, Steamboat Ball Field, Umpqua National Forest,
Night Scrambles start in April. Contact Stewart Park Golf Course for 1-8 pm. July 23-25, 2021 Youth Wilderness Campout, Twin Lakes,
more information. Umpqua National Forest. Contact ryan@umpquawatersheds.org to
learn more!
Stewart Park Senior Men’s Golf Association
Scott Michael / 760-532-3543, Stan Weaver / 541-673-1713 Bureau of Land Management
The Senior Men’s Golf Association (Roseburg Old Duffers Club) 777 NW Garden Valley Blvd, Roseburg
currently gathers for golf and fun on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 541-440-4930 / www.blm.gov/office/roseburg-district-office
mornings. Play starts at 8:00 am, arrive at 7:30 to check in and get
on a team. Currently with 40 members, we play a wide assortment of Umpqua National Forest
games in a relaxed atmosphere. Come join us! 2900 NW Stewart Parkway, Roseburg
541-672-6601
Stewart Park www.fs.usda.gov/umpqua
Women’s Golf Assn. Find us on Facebook!
(SPWGA)
Jane Michaelson, President / 541-670-6263 Historical
The SPWGA season starts the second Tuesday morning in April Genealogical Society
and ends the last Tuesday in October. With currently 38 members, of Douglas County
women play nine holes of golf on Tuesday and Thursday mornings 1036 SE Douglas, Room 105B, Roseburg
at the Stewart Park Golf Course, teeing off at 9:00 am. SPWGA 541-440-6178
dues are $15 per year with daily green fees of $10 or $15 with a www.gsdci.org / Email: info@gsdci.org
cart. SPWGA’s goal is to promote a fun and friendly atmosphere for Experienced librarians are on duty to help with your research. The
women golfers of all ages and degrees of golfing experience. Golf library is staffed entirely by volunteers and always welcomes new
lessons available! Please check out the Stewart Park Women’s Golf volunteers. Find us on Facebook!
Association Facebook page for more information!
Douglas County
Gymnastics Historical Society
Umpqua Valley Gymnastics 544 SE Douglas Ave
780 NW Garden Valley Blvd, Suite 230, Roseburg PO Box 2534 / Roseburg
www.umpuavalleygymnastics.org 541-672-4386 / Email: DCHS.Oregon@gmail.com
541-672-3534 Historical Floed-Lane House and Pioneer Museum is open to the
Umpqua Valley Gymnastics is a non-profit, parent public most Saturdays and Sundays from 1 - 4 pm.
run program offering a variety of gymnastics
classes. Kids of all ages can participate in classes
designed to teach everything from basic to advanced gymnastics
skills. The organization’s goal is to provide children with a fun and
positive environment where they can develop their physical fitness
and build self-esteem.
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Performance Martial Arts Academy
Douglas County
760 NW Hill Ave, Roseburg
MUSEUM 541-733-4599 / www.pmaabjj.com
Natural & Cultural History If you’ve ever wanted to try a new workout or are
interested in learning an effective martial art, there’s
123 Museum Drive, Roseburg
no better time than now! You will meet professional,
541-957-7007
talented and encouraging instructors and students
www.umpuavalleymuseums.org
who will help you accomplish your martial arts and fitness goals. Ages
Have some great fun at the Douglas County Museum! Open Tuesday -
4 and up. Call today to set up a free trail of our youth or adult programs.
Saturday from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. Admission rates are free to members
and preschoolers, $2 for students, $5 for seniors, and $8 for adults.
Roseburg Martial Arts Academy
1523 NE Vine St., Roseburg / 541-672-6190
Horseshoes www.roseburgmartialarts.com
Roseburg Horseshoe Club Family friendly self defense programs
Chuck Warner / 541-459-1206 designed to benefit everyone regardless
Come pitch with us! Located in Stewart Park behind the outdoor of age or fitness level. Student ages 4
tennis courts. Join us on Thursdays, May - September from 4-7 years old and older.
pm, and October through April from 2-4pm (weather permitting).
No experience necessary. National Horseshoe Pitchers Associa
tion sanctioned tournament June 12-13, 2021. NHPA sanctioned Model Railroad
tournament contestants must by NHPA members. Umpqua Valley Model Railroad Club
Dave Olson / 541-580-0011 / dolson3265@msn.com
Umpqua Valley Model Railroad Club promotes the art and craft
Horticulture of model railroading and railroad history through education,
OSU Extension Service demonstration, advocacy and social interaction. The club is a 501 (c)
of Douglas County (3) foundation. Club welcomes model railroaders of all ages, skill
1134 SE Douglas Ave / PO Box 1165, Roseburg / 541-672-4461 levels and interests. UVMRC is located at 1425 SE Stephens Street
https://extension.oregonstate.edu/douglas in a 3,000 square foot building with two Lange operational layouts.
OSU Extension Service provides research-based knowledge and Check our hours of operation on Facebook or contact Dave Olson for
education that strengthens local economies, sustains natural re- information and assistance.
sources and promotes healthy communities, families and individuals.
Horticulture programs advise and educate producers of wine grapes,
ornamentals, fruit, nut, vegetable and berry crops on issues relating
Music
to insect pests, plant disease, fertilization, cultivar selection and Accordion Club of Roseburg
pesticide use. OSU Master Gardener programs help the community Lavonne Knapp / 541-784-3574
with their gardening questions. Club promotes playing of the accordion for enjoyment, fun and
fellowship of the members and audience. Membership open to all
levels. Members meet the third Monday evening of each month.
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Libraries Douglas County
Roseburg Public Library Youth Orchestra
1409 NE Diamond Lake Blvd, Roseburg PO Box 241, Roseburg / 541-672-7511
541-492-7050 / www.roseburgpubliclibrary.org www.dcyomusic.org / bkt3@charter.net
Facebook and Instagram @roseburglibrary Douglas County Youth Orchestra (DCYO) is
Roseburg Public Library provides meeting spaces, public com puters, accepting new students! DCYO offers student-
wifi, research materials, 80,000 items for checkout, ebooks and more. The centered instruction on violin, viola, cello and
vibrant programming schedule includes storytimes, crafts, teen activities, string bass to children and adults throughout
educational presentations and author events. Douglas County. In 2020 the Private Lesson Enrichment Program was
established which provides free, one-on-one instruction for students.
M Members regularly work with professional string players through
partnership with the Eugene Symphony Orchestra. Students perform at
Martial Arts two concerts per year as well as various community events during the
Dynamic Martial Arts summer. DCYO meets every Tuesday in Roseburg.
1223 NE Cedar Street, Roseburg / 541-229-5836
www.roseburgdojo.com
Email: roseburgdojo@gmail.com
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Music on the Half Shell https://ultraohv.com / email: info@ultraohv.com
PO Box 2010, Roseburg Ultra is a 250+ member group of motorcycle and ATV enthusiasts
www.halfshell.org whose club objective is to preserve and develop off road riding
“Half Shell” brings a wide variety through partnerships with public, governmental and private entities.
of music to Roseburg / Douglas Club meetings are held the 2nd Wednesday of every month at 6:30
County for its annual Tuesday pm at Abby’s Pizza on Diamond Lake Blvd. Check website for events
night summer concert series in and more information. Find us on Facebook!
Stewart Park. Check website for line-up. Find us on Facebook!
Outdoor Entertainment
Oregon Old Time Fiddlers’ Association Experience Roseburg
District 10 https://experienceroseburg.com
Sharon Thompson 541-672-9731
541-496-3927 or 541-430-5898 The outdoors are calling! The Umpqua Valley is Oregon’s best kept
www.ootfa.org secret, featuring rolling hills, old-growth forests, deep turquoise rivers
Live music entertainment, promoting old time fiddle and mountains with unique geological features. It is also the gateway
music. Monthly jam at the senior center in Sutherlin, to one of America’s most stunning destinations: Crater Lake National
4th Saturday of each month, 12:00 - 3:00 pm, open to the public. Park. Whatever your favorite activities are, you’re more than likely
to find a way to enjoy them here! Browse our Outdoors section to
discover your next adventure! Find us on Facebook!
Roseburg Community
Concert Association
PO Box 352, Winchester 97495 P
541-643-8046 Parks
www.roseburgcommunityconcerts.org City of Roseburg
RCCA bring artists & audiences together by providing national &
international performers to the community. Please check website for
Parks & Recreation
www.cityofroseburg.org
membership / ticket information.
541-492-6730
Roseburg Concert Chorale
541-496-0748 Douglas County Parks
The Roseburg Concert Chorale is a community ‘no-audition’ choir www.co.douglas.us/parks/
and is open to anyone wishing to join. Unfortunately the choir has not 541-957-7001
been able to meet for a year due to COVID-19 and is hopeful to begin
rehearsing in September 2021. Tentative first rehearsal is September
14, 2021. Visit our Facebook page!
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Umpqua Valley Radio
Youth Orchestra Umpqua Valley
PO Box 549, Roseburg
Kristin Parks / 541-643-5035
Amateur Radio Club
PO Box 925, Roseburg
Email: umpquavalleyyo@gmail.com
Jim Stuntz / 541-430-3786
The Umpqua Valley Youth Orchestra is one of the only orchestras in
www.uvarc.net
the nation that instructs students regardless of experience. Under the di-
Meets the 3rd Thursday of the month at 7 pm at “The Way” Church
rection of Kristin Parks, UVYO offers classes for violin, viola, cello
in Sutherlin. Field Day last full weekend in June. Check website for
and string bass from pre-beginning (no prior experience with strings)
more information!
through advanced levels for students throughout Douglas County. Cur-
rently there are 150 involved in our program, ages 6 to adult, and we
welcome new members! We meet weekly during the school year on Rafting
Thursday afternoons at Umpqua Valley Christian School in Roseburg. North West Rafters Association
Judy Bammann / 541-530-7487
www.nwwhitewaterrafting.org
O Trips are taken to various rivers around the state
Off Highway Vehicles throughout the year. Visit website for details!
Umpqua Lands
Trail Riders Association (ULTRA)
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Roller Skating Email: karen.mcguire@ucancap.org
Parkview Skating Center RSVP is one of the largest volunteer networks in the nation and has
1151-A NW Stewart Parkway, Roseburg been a part of Douglas County for over 20 years. Do not let the word
www.parkviewskating.com / 541-957-5283 “senior” scare you off. RSVP is for individuals 55 and older who are
Parkview is the areas only roller-skating rink vital, active, and want to use their skills and interests to share with
and offers a variety of public skating sessions others. RSVP volunteers help by encouraging others in our community,
and lessons. Parkview Skating Center is located provide needed support, offer a helping hand, share needed knowledge
behind the YMCA. Classes run October - May, with others and assist with various programs and organizations as
$25.00 for 6 weeks, includes the first hour of public session and skate needed. You can choose how, when, where and how often you want to
rental. Tuesday 5:00 pm parents skate free. Saturday night is $1.00 volunteer. It is a great way to get to know our community and make
Cheapskate night from 7:00 - 9:00 pm. Parkview offers fundraising friends. Call or stop by to learn more about how to become part of
opportunities to local schools and organizations. this volunteer program. Currently over 200 individuals serve in RSVP
locally! Wonderful opportunities for you are on the horizon!
Running YMCA of Douglas County
Roseburg Road Runners Club 1151 NW Stewart Parkway, Roseburg
Local running club. Find us on Facebook! 541-440-9622
www.ymcaofdouglascounty.org
S Check website for information! Find us on Facebook!
Scouting
Sewing/Quilting
Boy Scouts of America
Brazilian Embroidery Sewcial Time
Doug Fir District Debbie Kelley / 541-440-9571
www.otcbsa.org Meets the third Thursday of every month (except December) from
Cub Scouts is for boys and girls from kindergarten to 10 years old! 10:00 am - 2:00 pm at a member’s home. Please call for more
Outdoor fun, friends, games, service, action and fun! Camps held information. Visitors and new members welcome.
throughout the summer.
Umpqua Valley
Seniors Quilters’ Guild
Roseburg Senior Center PO Box 2125, Roseburg 97470
1614 SE Stephens, Roseburg / 541-671-2634 www.uvquilters.com
www.roseburgseniorcenter.org Email: uvqgpresident@gmail.com
The Roseburg Senior Center was established in 1965 and operates a The purpose of the Umpqua Valley Quilters’
welcoming place for seniors to gather and enjoy fellowship, healthy Guild is to promote the joy of quilting as a
meals, music, games, artistic creativity, classes and special events. creative expression and an art form. Meetings are a time to learn more
Membership is open to anyone 50 years and older at a cost of $24 about various quilting related techniques, share the excitement of
per year. The senior center’s mission is “to promote respect, dignity, creating new quilts and meet other quilters. Please check the website
health and well-being by enhancing quality of life, strengthening for scheduled meetings and events.
networks and recognizing individual desires to remain active,
productive and independent”. The center is committed to providing
services, information, education and recreation for seniors in Shooting Sports
Douglas County and envisions a caring and healthy community Roseburg Rod & Gun Club
recognizing the wisdom and experience of the seniors. Activities 875 Old Del Rio Rd., Roseburg
consist of weekly bingo, pinochle, chess, oil painting, crafting, 541-673-5616 / www.rrgclub.org
woodcarving, senior luncheons with entertainment or guest speakers Whether you’re interested in shooting at the indoor or outdoor pistol
and monthly tour bus excursions The center is always looking for ranges, 200-yard rifle range, archery range, trapshooting, swimming,
volunteers and welcomes new senior members! Check website for fishing, attending one of our shooting classes, or just relaxing in the
event calendar and other information! Visit our newly opened Rice park-like setting on the banks of the North Umpqua River, we have
Avenue Thriftique, Monday - Friday, 10:00 am - 3:00 pm. Find us something for everyone. This is a private club, but ranges are open
on Facebook! to the public on the first weekend of each month. Picnic area and
pavilion are available to rent for parties, reunions and weddings.
UCAN Retired Senior Private tours are available by appointment.
Volunteer Program (RSVP)
Karen McGuire / 541-492-3917
948 SE Mill Street, Roseburg
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Skateboarding Douglas County Women’s
Roseburg Skate Park / 541-492-6730 Slow-Pitch Softball Association
Park is open from dawn to dusk seven days a week. Bikes are allowed Mary Johnson / 541-971-9772
from dawn to noon on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday. Located off dcwssa@gmail.com
the 900 block of Garden Valley Boulevard, behind Fred Meyer. Park Women’s adult softball league.
also accessible via the bike path from Stewart Park. Season runs May - August at Sunshine Park. Find us on Facebook!
Ski Roseburg Church Softball League
Mike Goetz / 541-784-8280
Edelweiss Ski Club, Inc. Men’s & Coed leagues. Season runs June - August with games held
Evan Kruse, Secretary / 541-375-0440
at Stewart Park.
Email: edelweiss.skiclub@gmail.com
Monthly meetings January - April. Email the club for meeting details.
Find us on Facebook! Umpqua Valley
Babe Ruth Softball
Snowmobile Jim Collins / 541-643-3625
www.umpquavalleycalripken.com
Cascade Connection Snowmobile Club Babe Ruth Softball serves girls ages 8 - 16.
541-679-2000
Come join the fun and be a part of preserving and enjoying both the sport
of snowmobiling and our natural environment. Find us on Facebook at Special Olympics
CC Riders Cascade Connection Snowmobile Club Roseburg, Oregon. Special Olympics
of Douglas County
PO Box 541, Roseburg / Frank Rambaum / 541-784-2017
Soccer Activities include softball, golf, bocce, track, aquatics, bowling,
Umpqua United Soccer Club soccer, basketball & snow sports.
576 Stewart Park Drive, Roseburg
541-672-5089
www.umpquaunited.org / Email: info@umpquaunited.org Stamps
UUSC provides opportunities for school-age youth to play in the Umpqua Valley Stamp Club
Fall and Spring, as well as summer camps. Check website for more Bill Poulter 541-459-8282 / Doug Holloway 541-673-4949
information. The Umpqua Valley Stamp Club is a postage stamp club for col-
lectors of philatelic material and all ages are welcome! Monthly
meetings (except June and December) are on the 3rd Monday of each
Softball month at 7:15 pm at St. George’s Episcopal Church parish hall, 1024
Indian Fastpitch
Ashley Moss / 541-643-4887
INDIAN
FASTPITCH
SE Cass Avenue in Roseburg.
Indian Fastpitch is for girls ages 10 - 17.
Softball season runs February to August. Swimming
YMCA of Douglas County
Douglas County Co-Ed Softball 1151 NW Stewart Parkway, Roseburg
Mary Johnson / 541-971-9772 541-440-9622
dcwssa@gmail.com www.ymcaofdouglascounty.org
Co-Ed adult softball league. Two indoor heated pools for lap swimming,
Season runs May - August at Sunshine Park. recreational swimming, water exercise and
Find us on Facebook! swim lessons for all ages.
Douglas County Men’s Roseburg Y Swim Team
1151 NW Stewart Parkway, Roseburg
Softball Association Coaches Christy Todd & Dave Myhill / 541-440-9622 ext #215
John Bruns / 863-214-7821
www.ymcaofdouglascounty.org
Men’s adult softball league.
Year-round and summer swim team for ages 5 and older. The YMCA
Season runs May - August at Sunshine Park.
swim team provides youth with an opportunity to participate in com-
petitive swimming while fostering athletic ability and the Y’s core
values of caring, respect, responsibility and honesty. YMCA and
USA Swimming promote leadership and enjoyment in this lifetime
sport!
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UCC Pool W
1140 Umpqua College Rd, Roseburg
www.umpqua.edu
Walking
Lap swim, recreational swim, credit and non- Bike Walk Roseburg
credit swim classes. Outdoor pool. Check Dick Dolgonas / 541-672-1757
website for more information. Bike Walk Roseburg is a great source of information about biking
and walking in and around Roseburg. Find us on Facebook!
T Weavers
Tennis Umpqua Weavers
Umpqua Valley Tennis Center & Spinners Guild
1200 NW Stewart Parkway, Roseburg 1624 W. Harvard Ave, Roseburg
541-673-3429 Corienne Geddes / 541-679-5886
www.umpquavalleytennis.com Hand-weavers and spinners meet on the 4th Friday of each month at
Facility has 6 indoor courts and 11 outdoor 10:00 am at the Umpqua Valley Arts Center. Occasional workshops
tennis courts. Tennis lessons directed by are offered as is one-on-one mentoring for beginners.
certified tennis professionals. All levels welcome. Weekly junior
camps offered during the summer. Adult classes available for all
abilities. Check our website for more detailed information or call the
Writing
office. Open to the public. An Association of Writers
of the Umpqua Valley
16444 Nonpareil Rd, Sutherlin 97479
Theatre Emily Blakely / Ron Bolt
Umpqua Actors 541-459-9830 / 541-817-2650
Community Theatre (UACT) Find us on Facebook!
1614 W. Harvard, Roseburg An Association of Writers provides fellowship, feedback and forums
Melody Schwegel, Executive Director for writers. Group welcomes writers of poetry, fiction, non-fiction,
541-673-2125 short-stories, novels and screenplays, and publishes a biennial
www.uact-theatre.com collection of its members’ writings as well as a holiday booklet in the
UACT is a volunteer based performing arts organization dedicated off years. Outreach includes poetry contests for adults and children
to providing community involvement opportunities while offering along with a writing contest for high school students. Visitors are
the best possible live entertainment experience for audiences in always welcome!
our community. For information on memberships and volunteer
opportunities, please call the theatre Monday - Friday, 9am - 3pm Y
Yoga
V Body Balance Yoga Center
612 SE Jackson Street #1, Roseburg
Visitor Info Alli Spooner / 541-672-5889
Experience Roseburg, Oregon www.bodbal.com or email: info@bodbal.com
Tourist Information Join us for yoga classes, workshops, and free meditation in historic
https://experienceroseburg.com downtown Roseburg. During the summer enjoy free yoga at Stewart
541-672-9731 Park by the halfshell on Saturdays, July 10th through August 28th,
Experience the natural from 10:00 - 11:00 am. Check website for current schedule. All
beauty of the Umpqua Valley, levels welcome.
the exhilarating Umpqua
Rivers, an award-winning wine producing region, the small-town Summer Fry - Movement
charm and everything that Roseburg and the Umpqua Valley has to Artist & Mindfullness Coach
offer. Find us on Facebook! 865 SE Court St, Roseburg
541-391-6381
Umpqua Valley Winegrowers www.summerfry.com/ email: summerdawnfry@gmail.com
541-673-5323 With close to 20 years of experience, Summer teaches movement
www.umpquavalleywineries.org practices with the intention of guiding students to move with steadiness,
ease, pleasure and joy. Classes, workshops, and private sessions in a
wide variety of dance, yoga & mind body practices. You are invited to
come as you are and share space with other people to move our bodies
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with intention and care in a safe and supportive environment. Enjoy free Students will rotate between three areas where they will gain hands on
Yoga in the Park at Stewart Park by the halfshell on Saturdays, July 10th experience learning about the farming and forestry industries, automotive
through August 28th, from 10:00 - 11 :00 am. Studio space is available power systems and, of course, computer science and engineering! Come
for rent by the hour for teachers who offer movement classes to the build with us as we explore how each of these high demand trade
community. Let’s Move Mindfully! Find us on Facebook! industries works and what opportunities beyond high school we have
to offer. Exploration will also include how all three industries can and
Youth Resources do work together as well. Meet friends with similar interests and caring
instructors ready to teach your incoming 7th-9th grade students career
Boys & Girls Club ready practices in each of these dynamic industries!
of the Umpqua Valley Exploring the Trades Camp - (Middle School)
1144 NE Cedar St, Roseburg July 19 - 23, Phoenix School, 8 am - 2 pm
Kendra Wilson, Director of Operations / Jordan Steele, Athletics Director Open to students from all school districts.
www.bgcuv.org / 541-440-9505 If being active, working with your hands, developing leadership
The Club provides fun, educational, youth development programs skills, improving your STEAM skills and teamwork all sound like
throughout the year for youth 1st - 12th grade. Our mission is to a great way to spend part of your summer vacation, come attend
prepare young people for a successful future through our academic Phoenix’s ‘Exploring the Trades Summer Camp.’ You will learn the
success, good character & leadership, and healthy lifestyle programs. basics of job site safety, what is an apprentice, measurement and
The Club manages the Boys & Girls Club of the Umpqua Valley math, resilience and teamwork. Projects you may be involved with
Athletics program (BGCUV Athletics) for elementary and middle include: design and build a sprinkler, build a tool box, frame and pour
school youth and organizes league play in boys / girls lacrosse, co- a stepping stone, build and process a garden box, build a bird house,
ed volleyball, co-ed flag football, co-ed bowling and boys / girls obstacle course and many other options. Limited to only 30 middle
basketball. From June -August the Club traditionally offers more than school students for this camp. Please register on-line at www.dcpss.
30 different summer camps including sports and STEAM (Science, org and expect to connect with our camp coordinator for additional
Technology, Engineering, Art & Math) for youth 2nd - 12th grade. forms and information.
Throughout the year the Club provides specialized programming for
1st graders in Junior Club. Clubhouse hours are 2:30 - 6:30 pm during Check website for additional camp information.
the school year. The Clubhouse opens at 7:30 am for summer camps
and summer clubhouse hours are 12:00 - 5:30 pm. Check website for OSU Extension Service
complete program details, and availability during COVID-19. of Douglas County - 4-H
1134 SE Douglas Ave
Douglas County Partners for Student Success PO Box 1165, Roseburg
Umpqua Valley STEAM Hub 541-672-4461
Gwen Soderberg-Chase, Director https://extension.oregonstate.edu/douglas
541-440-7848 / www.dcpss.org/steam/ Douglas County 4-H reaches 5-19 year olds, providing high qual-ity
The Umpqua Valley STEAM Hub seeks to build a solid infrastructure education in clinics and workshops ranging from livestock to expressive
to provide STEAM education in Douglas County. The letters in arts. 4-H serves over 650 youth and has club-based programs in over
STEAM education refer to Sci ence, Technology, Engineering, 50 project areas. 4-H science classes, at local schools, reach over 500
Artistic Innovation and Mathematics. Umpqua Valley STEAM Hub youth annually.
is an initiative of Douglas County Partners for Student Success
(DCPSS) who envisions a future where each child in Douglas Phoenix Charter School
County will receive effective and meaningful support to achieve 3131 NE Diamond Lake Blvd, Roseburg
economic and social success by graduating high school, completing 541-673-3036
post-secondary education and/or entering a career. www.roseburgphoenix.com
Earth Connect Day Camp is a fun summer day camp for kid in grades
Expanding Horizons 1 - 6. Campers will explore science, art & math through nature-based,
hands-on activities utilizing the school’s green house, gardens &
Career Technical Education & orchard. Camp runs June 26th - August 5th, Monday - Thursday. Fees
STEAM Summer Camps being waved in 2021. Free breakfast & lunch for all campers through
541-440-7848 I ww.dcpss.org/expandinghorizons our USDA summer lunch program (also open to all kids ages 1 - 18).
CAMPS ARE FREE and breakfast and lunch are provided!
Agriculture, Power Systems and Robotics - (Middle School)
June 14 - 18, Roseburg High School, 8 am - 12 pm YMCA of Douglas County
Gain hands on experience in our Agriculture, Power Systems and 1151 NW Stewart Pkwy, Roseburg
Robotics summer Institute at Roseburg High School. Your child will 541-440-9622
be able to experience firsthand secondary level learning about three www.ymcaofdouglascounty.org
of our academic and college focused programs while also gaining Find us on Facebook: Roseburg YMCA. Check
exposure to the RHS campus and environment in a small group. website for more info!
www.cityofroseburg.org
15PARK RENTAL FACILITIES
The Stewart Park large pavilion contains the following amenities:
electricity, water and 28 picnic tables; 16 of the picnic tables are located
on the east side and 12 on the west side. A large grassy area and
playground are nearby.
Large Pavilion: All = $150 - $180 / Half = $75 - $90
A smaller pavilion containing 4 picnic tables is located on the hill above
the bandshell adjacent to the restrooms.
Small Pavilion: $50 - $60
The Nichols bandshell is located near the South Umpqua River
in Stewart Park. Electricity is available.
Covered bandshell: $250 - $300 per day
Platform only: $125 - $150 per day
(rate available off season when the cover is down)
The Gaddis Park pavilion contains 8 picnic tables. Electricity and
restrooms are available by permit only. The pavilion is adjacent
to youth softball and baseball fields and the multi-use path system
which contains six miles of pathway.
Rental fee is $75 - $90
Sunshine Park has two pavilions available:
The north pavilion contains 4 (8’) concrete picnic tables.
The south pavilion contains 8 (8’) concrete picnic tables.
The park encompasses hundreds of acres of natural area,
a seasonal stream, sports fields and a play area.
Sunshine Park is a great location for small gatherings and picnics.
Rental fee is $75 - $90
Adult and youth softball and baseball fields can be
rented for your family reunion or company picnic.
Fields are located at Gaddis Park, Sunshine Park,
Stewart Park and Micelli Park.
Rental fee is $125 - $150 per field per day
For more information or to reserve any of the above facilities please call 541-492-6730
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