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2022 Winter/Spring
Parks &
Recreation
Activity Guide
Youth Programs • Adult Classes • Youth Sports • Adult Sports
2 Caldwell Parks & Recreation Winter & Spring 2022
The City of Caldwell
Caldwell City Hall
208-455-3000 • 411 Blaine St. MAYOR
Caldwell Senior Center Jarom Wagoner
208-459-0132 • 1009 Everett St.
Caldwell Library
208-459-3242 • 1010 Dearborn St.
CITY COUNCIL
Chris Allgood
Caldwell Events Center
208-455-3004 • 2200 Blaine St. Brad Doty
Caldwell Police
John McGee
Diana Register PARKS & RECREATION
208-455-3115 • 110 S. 5th Ave. 618 Irving St. • Caldwell, ID 83605
Caldwell Fire Chuck Stadick (208) 455-3060
E-mail: caldwellrec@cityofcaldwell.org
208-455-3032 • 310 S. 7th Ave. Office Hours: Mon. - Fri. 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
www.cityofcaldwell.org
RECREATION STAFF
Denise Milburn - Recreation Supervisor
Kacey Teichert - Administrative Assistant I
PARKS STAFF
Stacey Lenz - Parks Superintendent
$400 +TAX $150 +TAX
GOLF STAFF
Ken Wheeler - Golf Superintendent
Rental Fee for Building Rental Fee for Plaza Purple Sage Golf Course - 208-459-2223
15192 Purple Sage Rd.
Make Your Next Event Historic Plan It At The Depot Brett Williams - Golf Pro
This beautifully restored 1906 facility is available for special events and private rentals Fairview Golf Course - 208-455-3090
Corporate Meetings 816 Grant St.
Weddings • Social Events
Company Functions • Catered Parties
208-455-4656 | www.cityofcaldwell.org/live/historic-caldwell/caldwell-train-depot
Caldwell Parks & Recreation Winter & Spring 2022 3
Table of Contents
A message from Denise Milburn,
Recreation Supervisor THE CITY OF CALDWELL AND
PARKS & REC STAFF........................................................2
Greetings from Caldwell Recreat
ion! TABLE OF CONTENTS.....................................................3
The New Year always holds the COMMUNITY EVENTS CALENDAR..........................4
promise of a fresh start and new
Year is off to a great beginning! adventures. I hope your New
This year construction will begin
administrative office and shop.
The current facility is not able to
on a new Parks & Recreation PUBLIC EVENTS..............................................................5
growing city. The new office and accommodate the needs of our
shop will be constructed in the TOURS & TRIPS.................................................................6
building. Below is an architectura parking area beside our existing
l rendering of the new facilities.
for next winter. Throughout the Project completion is scheduled
Monday through Friday from 8:00
construction, Caldwell Parks & Rec
reation will remain open SENIOR CENTER / PUBLIC LIBRARY........................7
a.m. – 5:00 p.m. to welcome cus
tomers. CALDWELL RECREATION GYMNASTICS...............8
This year we are happy to offer
a free informational seminar pre
Advanced Treatments for Parkinso
n’s Diseases & Essential Tremor.
sented by St. Luke’s Neurology: PRESCHOOL/PREK/YOUTH PROGRAMS...............9
in the Roberts Recreation Center; This presentation will be held
sewing classes for kids and adu
see page 17 for details. A new line
-up of cooking, baking and YOUTH PROGRAMS................................................... 10
lts has also been added this yea
talent or hobby that you would r, pages 14 – 16. If you have a
more information on how to bec
like to share with the community
, contact me at 208.455.3060 for
YOUTH SPORTS & ACTIVITIES..........................11-13
ome an instructor.
YOUTH & ADULT ACTIVITIES............................14-16
Unfortunately, in this New Year,
we find ourselves facing some of ADULT ACTIVITIES...................................................... 17
encountered last year, surging the same challenges we
Covid cases and staffing issues
through these obstacles to offe among others. We are working
first time since March 2020, we
r the community quality Recreat
ion programs and sports. For the ADULT SPORTS & ACTIVITIES.............................18-19
have scheduled winter and spri
programs. We are cautiously opt ng youth basketball and volleyb
imistic that Covid cases will beg
in to decline so that we will be
all ADULT SOFTBALL........................................................ 20
permitted use of Caldwell School
gymnasiums for these programs.
shortage, continues to be problem
atic for the City. We appreciate
Another hurdle, a staffing REGISTRATION INFORMATION.............................. 21
open positions. your patience as we work to fill
CALDWELL PARKS INFORMATION....................... 22
We are excited to announce the
Held in Memorial Park, kids age
return of the Parks & Recreation
Easter Egg Scramble this year! FACILITY RENTAL INFORMATION......................... 23
s 3 – 12 will “scramble” for their
filled with candy and prizes. Tod share of the thousands of eggs
dlers will receive a goody bag of
Exchange special “prize eggs” for eggs and prizes.
awesome prizes donated from
the Easter Bunny and snap a pho an area business. Meet
to with the kids. Don’t miss the
beginning at 10:00 a.m. fun Saturday, April 16,
I hope this New Year brings you
and your family good health, the
lost during the pandemic, and return of activities
many new adventures! Thank you
Recreation the opportunity to help for allowing Caldwell
you find fun ways to keep your
family active.
Best wishes,
Denise Milburn
Recreation Supervisor
4 Caldwell Parks & Recreation Winter & Spring 2022
Community Events
ICE SKATING RIBBON & RINK FARM TO FORK FARMERS’ MARKET
Open through February 20* Tuesdays: May 17 – September 27 5:00 – 8:00 p.m.
Indian Creek Plaza Indian Creek Plaza
*Hours vary daily with weather permitting
TUESDAYS ON THE CREEK
CALDWELL RECREATION’S ANNUAL Tuesdays: May 17 – September 27 6:00 – 9:00 p.m.
Indian Creek Plaza
EASTER EGG SCRAMBLE!
Saturday, April 16 10:00 a.m.
Fenrich Field in Memorial Park 8TH ANNUAL CALDWELL FAMILY FUN DAY
Free event! Open to kids 12 years and younger Saturday, June 11 9:00 a.m. – Noon
Whittenberger Park & Rotary Pond
COMMUNITY PRIDE DAY
Saturday, April 23 8:00 a.m. – Noon
Contact Sonda at sboyum@cityofcaldwell.org or 208.455.3011 to volunteer!
HEAP HERDERS CAR SHOW & SHINE
Saturday, April 30 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Memorial Park
Caldwell Parks & Recreation Winter & Spring 2022 5
City of O’Connor Field House,
Simplot Stadium/CNR Arena
Caldwell PUBLIC EVENT SCHEDULE
EVENT DATES EVENT LOCATION TIME
FEBRUARY
THUR 17 – SUN 20 TEAM MAZDA SALE O’CONNOR F.H. 10:00 AM
MARCH
SAT 5 - SUN 6 GEM & MINERAL SHOW O’CONNOR F.H. 10:00 AM
SATURDAY 12 FRIEND OF NRA BANQUET O’CONNOR F.H. 5:00 PM
SUNDAY 20 VINTAGE MOTORCYCLE SHOW O’CONNOR F.H. 12:00 PM
APRIL
FRI 8 - SUN 10
WEDNESDAY 13
DOG SHOW
SENIORS INFORMATION FAIR
O’CONNOR F.H.
O’CONNOR F.H.
9:00 AM
9:00 AM
Meet Me
SATURDAY 23 GO PURPLE STEAK FEED O’CONNOR F.H. 5:00 PM Monday
SATURDAY 30 F4WM BANQUET/AUCTION O’CONNOR F.H. 5:00 PM CALDWELL
MAY
FRIDAY 6 NWFT BANQUET O’CONNOR F.H. 5:00 PM
SATURDAY 7 BIRD SHOW / AUCTION O’CONNOR F.H. 10:00 AM EVERY MONDAY
SATURDAY 14 BULL RIDING CNR ARENA 5:00 PM
ALL DATES AND TIMES OF SCHEDULED EVENTS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE
JOIN THE MOVEMENT . . . BRING A FRIEND
Meet Me Monday (MMM) is a free weekly fitness walk/run
event held every Monday year round. Participants
sign a participation waiver the first time they
attend MMM, and each time after that, they
just initial beside their name on the
participant roster. We track
participation and our MMM
CALDWELL athletes earn Meet Me
Sign-in on Mondays 5:15 p.m.
Monday gear when
Closing ceremonies 6:30-6:45 p.m.
they have attended
Flying M Coffee 8, 16, 50 and
724 E. Arthur St. | Caldwell, ID
100 times.
Sponsored by Saint Alphonsus,
Bandanna Running & Walking and Flying M Coffee
6 Caldwell Parks & Recreation Winter & Spring 2022
Tours Caldwell Recreation and Collette Travel invite you to a Zoom
travel presentation featuring these tours.
& Trips
When: Tuesday, March 1 • 11:00 a.m.
For more information, contact Denise at Caldwell Recreation, dmilburn@cityofcaldwell.org or (208)455-3060.
WESTERN CANADA’S ROCKIES,
LAKES & WINE COUNTRY
August 13 – 21, 2022
Behold beautiful views and welcoming cultures as you journey across the Canadian Rockies – from
Calgary to Vancouver. Discover the cowboy spirit at a local ranch before enjoying a traditional Albertan
BBQ. Stay in and drive through scenic Banff National Park. Stand before the turquoise waters of Lake
Louise. Understand the history and importance of the Canadian Pacific Railway at Revelstoke Railroad
Museum. Spend 2 nights in the Okanagan, a fertile valley best known as British Columbia’s wine country.
Explore Vancouver and discover its many gems and outstanding cuisine. Soaring peaks to sparkling
lakes, wine country to cowboy culture, get to know the spirit of Western Canada.
Rates include airfare from Boise: Double $3,799; Single $4,799; Triple $3,749
AMERICA’S MUSIC CITIES HOLIDAY
November 27 – December 4, 2022
Take in the sights and sounds of the holidays in America’s most famed musical cities - New
Orleans, Memphis, and Nashville. Experience New Orleans, where jazz, food, and fun are always
on the menu. Choose how you explore New Orleans – by foot or by coach. Discover Mardi
Gras World, where the massive, magical parade floats are crafted. Spend 1 night in Memphis,
“birthplace of the blues,” and tour Elvis Presley’s Graceland decked out for the holidays. Marvel
at the more than two million holiday lights along with acres of stunning décor at the Gaylord
Opryland Resort in Nashville. Create your own Goo Goo Cluster Candy at a chocolate-making
lesson. Enjoy reserved seats at the Grand Ole Opry. See where country legends recorded hit
tunes at RCA Studio B. Delight in a magical holiday dinner and show at the Opryland Resort.
Discover America’s musical legacy wrapped in dazzling lights and seasonal décor.
Rates include airfare from Boise: Double $3,499; Single $4,299; Triple $3,469
DISCOVER BRITISH LANDSCAPES
October 2 – 11, 2022
An adventure fit for a Shakespearean tale takes you from verdant hillsides to bustling British cities
rich with culture. Explore The Athens of the North during your stay in Edinburgh. Explore the
ruins of a Roman Fort during a visit to Hadrian’s Wall. Enjoy medieval York and its historic Minster.
See the Welsh landscape from above on a cruise atop of the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct (UNESCO).
Walk in the footsteps of the Bard and enjoy dinner at Hall’s Croft, a 400-year-old Shakespeare
family home. Personalize your tour with a choice of included excursions in Edinburgh and
Oxford. See the quintessential sights of London with a local guide. Sleepy villages, grassy slopes,
mountainside lakes, and cities built upon layers of history – these are the landscapes of Britain.
Rates include airfare from Boise: Double $3,399; Single $3,999; Triple $3,369
Caldwell Parks & Recreation Winter & Spring 2022 7
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Center
EVERETT ST. | MONDAY – FRIDAY 9:00 A.M. - 3:00 P.M. | 208-459-0132
“New to You” Senior Monday – Friday 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
Store 11:00 am – 12:00 noon
Various groups offer musical entertainment throughout the month.
Meals Monday – Friday: $4.00 12:00 PM
suggested donation. Age 60+ Bill McKeeth The Relics Senior Jammers
$5.00 under age 60 Bill Kolash Country Gentlemen
Exercise Class Monday & Thursday Free 9:00 AM
Rusty & the Country Jammers
Elvis in the House Birthday (Last Friday of the month)
Line Dancing Classes Monday $6.00 class 1:00 PM
Pinochle Tuesdays 1:00 PM
Pool Players Monday – Friday 50¢ a day 8:00 AM
SENIOR CLASSES
“FIT & FALL PROOF” EXERCISE PROGRAM
Dances Friday $5.00 Live Bands 6:00 – 9:00 PM 10:00 am • Free
Wii Games Friday 10:00 AM – Improve strength and balance. Classes held on Mondays and Thursdays.
12:00 PM
Foot Clinic 1st Friday & 3rd Tuesday Must call for SENIOR EXERCISE
appointment 9:00 am • Free
Blood Pressure Check 1st & 3rd Friday of the month Class includes
Square Dancing Wednesday nights 7:00 - 9:30 PM standing, sitting, and
floor exercises. Meet
Bingo Every Tuesday: Games sold at 6:00 PM
5:30 PM $1.00 card new friends and gain
strength, flexibility,
AARP Meeting 4th Tuesday of the month 1:00 PM
and balance. Classes
Square Dancing Mondays 6:00 PM held Mondays and
Get a copy of our monthly menu and events calendar at cityofcaldwell.com website. Thursdays.
Meals on Wheels - 208-454-8142
Senior Bus - CCOA - 208-459-0063 ($.75 suggested donation)
Caldwell Public Library 1010 DEARBORN ST. 208-459-3242
The Caldwell Public Library provides (ages 2-6). Teen Thursday @ 4:30 pm - New OTHER PROGRAMS challenge period. Bring your completed
services and information to connect, enrich, activities every week for teens (ages 13-17). Tech Tutoring (by appointment) Free one- reading log to the library to earn your prize
and inspire our community. Residents of Fridays -Tai Chi & Qigong @ 10 am at Hubler on-one computer classes/tutoring. Find (ages 5+)!
the City of Caldwell and those owning Airport Terminal - Mindful, holistic exercise a time that works for you at https://www. 1000 Books Before Kindergarten
property within Caldwell city limits qualify for overall health and well-being. (ages 18+) caldwellpubliclibrary.org/book-online (ongoing) Start building literacy skills
for a free library card. Kids attending Friends of the Library Book Sale March with your kids from the day they are born!
school in the Caldwell School District MONTHLY PROGRAMS 25-26 from 10-4 each day. Challenge yourself to read 1000 books with
are also eligible for free library cards. For 2nd Tuesday - Family Nights @ 6:30 pm your child before they start kindergarten
non-resident card information, please visit - Enjoy family-friendly art projects and READING CHALLENGES and earn prizes along the way (ages 0-6).
caldwellpubliclibrary.org. Don’t have a activities at the library (all ages). Sign up for reading challenges at the library
library card? No problem! Programs and 2nd Thursday - Thursday Afternoon Read or at http://caldwellreads.readsquared.com/ HOLIDAY CLOSURES
events at the library are free and open to the @ 2:00 pm - Join us for a lively discussion of Ultimate Book Nerd (January 2-December President’s Day February 21
public. No library card required! the book of the month (ages 18+). 17, 2022) Join our year-long reading Easter April 17
3rd Thursday - Thursday Evening Read @ challenge for adults, teens, and kids. You will Memorial Day May 29
WEEKLY PROGRAMS 6:30 pm - Join us for a lively discussion of have 50 weeks to read one book for each
Tuesdays - Bilingual Storytime @ 10:30 am the book of the month (ages 18+). of the designated categories for your age
- Enjoy s s, and activities in both English and 1st Saturday - Pokémon Club @ 2:00 pm group - 50 for adults, 35 for teens, and 25 for
Spanish (ages 2-6). - All experience levels are welcome (ages kids. Complete the challenge to earn a prize
Wednesdays - Afterschool Fun @ 3:00 pm 7-15)! and to achieve the rank of Ultimate Book
2020
- Participate in a new STEAM activity each 3rd Saturday - Optimist Family Movie @ Nerd (ages 5+).
week (ages 7-12). 2:00 pm - Watch a PG movie at the library Winter Reading Challenge (January
Thursdays - Toddler Storytime @ 10:30 (all ages). 15-February 15) Choose a daily reading
am - Stories, songs, and games for toddlers goal and meet that goal 15 days during the 1010 DEARB
HOURS: MON-THURS 10 AM – 9 PM | FRI 10 AM – 6 PM | SAT 10 AM – 5 PM | SUN 2 PM – 5 PM
8 Caldwell Parks & Recreation Winter & Spring 2022
Caldwell Recreation Gymnastics
INSTRUCTOR: RENEE MOSS
Classes are offered for children ages 18 months to 13 years and are held at the Roberts Recreation Center. Children will be taught skills on the balance
beam and uneven bars, as well as vault skills, floor movement, and exercise. This is a great program to help your child develop motor skills, balance and
coordination.
Date & time Gymnastic Classes Fee per mo. Description
MONDAY
10:00 am – 10:30 am Basic Preschool (Ages 3 & 4) $30 Motor skills, balance, coordination
10:30 am – 11:00 am Basic Preschool (Ages 3 & 4) $30 Motor skills, balance, coordination
Requires prior basic preschool or coach placement. Not an entry
11:00 am – 11:30 am Advanced Preschool (Ages 4 & 5) $30
level class.
Requires prior basic preschool or coach placement. Not an entry
4:00 pm – 4:30 pm Advanced Preschool (Ages 4 & 5) $30
level class.
Prior Beginner 1 required or coach placement. Not an entry level
4:30 pm – 5:30 pm Beginner 2+ (Ages 6+) $45
class.
5:30 pm – 6:30 pm Beginner 1 (Ages 6+) $40 Entry Level Class
6:30 pm – 7:30 pm Beginner 1 (Ages 6+) $40 Entry Level Class
TUESDAY
10:00 am – 10:30 am Parent/Tot (Ages 18 mo – 3) $30 Parent guides child through various locomotive obstacles, skills
10:30 am – 11:00 am Basic Preschool (Ages 3 & 4) $30 Motor skills, balance, coordination
11:00 am – 11:30 am Advanced Preschool (4 & 5) $30 Prior Preschool required. Not an entry level class
4:00 pm – 4:30 pm Basic Preschool (Ages 3 – 5) $30 Motor skills, balance, coordination
4:30 pm – 5:30 pm Beginner 1 (Ages 5 – 7) $40 Progressive skills
5:30 pm – 6:30 pm Beginner 2 (Ages 5 – 7) $45 Prior Beginner 1 required or coach placement
6:30 pm – 7:30 pm Beginner 1 (Ages 6+) $40 Entry Level Class
WEDNESDAY
10:00 am – 10:30 am Parent/Tot (Ages 18 mo – 3) $30 Parent guides child through various locomotive obstacles, skills
10:30 am – 11:00 am Basic Preschool (Ages 3 & 4) $30 Motor skills, balance, coordination
11:00 am – 11:30 am Basic Preschool (Ages 3 & 4) $30 Motor skills, balance, coordination
THURSDAY
10:00 am – 10:30 am Parent/Tot (Ages 18 mo – 3) $30 Parent guides child through various locomotive obstacles, skills
10:30 am – 11:00 am Basic Preschool (Ages 3 & 4) $30 Motor skills, balance, coordination
11:00 am – 11:30 pm Advanced Preschool (Ages 4 & 5) $40 Prior Preschool required. Not an entry level class.
4:00 pm – 4:30 pm Basic Preschool (Ages 3 – 5) $30 Motor skills, balance, coordination
4:30 pm – 5:30 pm Level 1 (Ages 8+) $40 Entry level class.
Prior Beginner 1 required or coach placement. Not an entry level
5:30 pm – 6:30 pm Level 2+ (Agest 8+) $45
class.
Prior Beginner 1 required or coach placement. Not an entry level
6:30 pm – 7:30 pm Intermediate Gym/Tumbling $45
class.
Caldwell Parks & Recreation Winter & Spring 2022 9
Preschool/PreK/Youth Programs
PRESCHOOL DANCE & BALLET
7 – 9 Years Old
5:00 – 5:45 p.m. Fee: $35 per month
Instructor: Melinda Butkus Instructor: Alexandra Escujuri This class is for the dancer who is ready to be in a
Ages: 3 - 4 years Days: Tuesdays class setting learning the fundamentals of dance and
Days: Tuesdays & Thursdays Location: Roberts Rec Center Dance Studio, ballet. We will be learning the components of ballet
Times: 9:30 – 11:30 a.m.
504 Grant St. including the 5 positions, center work on the floor,
Fee: $70 per month
New students will be accepted through February. basics at the barre as well as movements across the
Location: Memorial Park Classroom, 618 Irving St.
Dancers will have the opportunity to participate in a floor, such as leaps and turns. We will work more on
This class is for three and four year olds who will be
May recital. All dancers are required to wear a leotard quality of movement, technique and strength. We
attending Kindergarten in the Fall of 2023. Designed
and tights or leggings, or a fitted shirt and leggings will also focus on stretching and strengthening our
for children who can use the restroom independently,
and ballet shoes. Please no sneakers, tank tops or bodies. The fundamentals of ballet all come together
this two-hour class helps develop social skills in a
shorts. Dancers must also have their hair pulled up out in learning choreography. All of this will be done in a
classroom setting. Children will enhance their social
of their face. positive, encouraging environment.
and language skills and develop independence.
Colors, shapes, letters, numerals, following simple
4 – 6 Years Old 10 – 14 Years Old
directions and name recognition will be reinforced,
4:00 – 4:45 p.m. Fee: $35 per month 6:00 – 7:00 p.m. Fee: $40 per month
with an emphasis on coordination needed for gluing,
This class is designed for the early dancer who is This class is for the dancer that has had little to no
drawing, and cutting.
ready for formal, age appropriate instruction. We will prior dance experience but is eager to learn, because
be learning the basics of ballet including positions, it is never too late!! We will be learning basics of ballet
PREKINDERGARTEN barre work and movements across the floor including and dance technique, working on strengthening our
Instructor: Melinda Butkus leaps and strengthening exercises, in addition, we bodies and increasing flexibility. This is a fun setting
2 Days a Week will be using creative movement to introduce spatial where we will learn together, build confidence,
Ages: 4 – 5 years concepts of dance and rhythm. All of these will be increase our knowledge of dance, and learn
Days: Tuesdays & Thursdays used to introduce choreography. choreography.
Times: 12:00 – 2:45 p.m.
Fee: $80 per month
Location: Memorial Park Classroom, 618 Irving St.
These classes help prepare four and five year olds for
success in Kindergarten in the 2022 - 2023 school year.
Through play, children gain independence, acquire
basic kindergarten readiness skills in literacy, math,
science, writing, art and music. We will challenge
children to think, solve problems, communicate and
investigate their world.
ATTENTION PARENTS: Please have your child’s
immunizations up to date, however, your child’s record
is not required for enrollment. Class supplies and snacks
will be provided by Caldwell Recreation. Tuition is due by
the 10th of each month to avoid a $10 late fee.
2022 – 2023
PREKINDERGARTEN
AND PRESCHOOL
Open enrollment for the 2022 – 2023 school year
will begin Friday, May 13, 2022. Prekindergarten
and Preschool classes will begin in September and
will follow the Caldwell School District calendar.
Call the Caldwell Parks & Recreation office for more
information, 208.455.3060.
10 Caldwell Parks & Recreation Winter & Spring 2022
Youth Programs
CHEERLEADING BASICS BABYSITTING TRAINING
Instructor: Juju Hansen Instructor: Carrie Johnson Clarich, U of I Extension
Location: Roberts Rec Center Gym, 504 Grant St. Location: Roberts Rec Center Kitchen, 504 Grant St.
Fee: $45 per month Date/Time: March 23 10:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Date: Wednesdays or Fridays Fee: $15
Time: 6:45 - 7:45 pm Ages: 12 – 16
Ages Beginners 4 – 9 years: 5:45 – 6:45 p.m. The babysitting curriculum includes fun, hands on, informational activities.
Juniors 9 – 14 years: 6:45 - 7:45 p.m. Nutritional foods/snacks, ages/stages of child development, handling emergency
situations, babysitting do’s and don’ts, 7 principals of discipline and the business
An introduction to basic through advanced cheer, including jumps, stunts, of babysitting. Participants receive a CD containing all the class material as well
motions, flexibility and cheer flips. Athletes will learn leadership skills, team as a student guide and a certification of completion. We provide the basics of CPR
sportsmanship, teamwork, physical fitness and make new friends. A great primer & First Aid but certification is not included. Participants need to bring a bagged
for new or returning students before Dynamic Cheer squad season begins in June lunch. Call the Canyon County Extension Office at 208-459-6003 or email Carrie
2022. Johnson Clarich at carriej@uidaho.edu for more information.
LET’S PAINT
Instructor: Sarah Harwood
Location: Roberts Rec Center Kitchen, 504 Grant St.
Dates: Feb. 12, March 12, April 9
Time: 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Ages: Youth 5+ years and Adults
Fee: $35 per person/per session
Be brave with that brush! That’s what Bob says to do, right? It’s your world. So
let’s… paint it. We will grow our confidence and learn we really CAN DO IT. But only
if we’re brave. Are you brave? Great. Let’s paint! Please wear clothes that can handle
some fun, i.e. clothes that can get messy.Caldwell Parks & Recreation Winter & Spring 2022 11
Youth Sports & Activities
SHORIN RYU KARATEDO
Martial Arts Life Experience
Location: Roberts Center Gym, 504 Grant St.
If you are looking to impact your child’s life in a positive way, Shorin Ryu Karatedo
is the right place for you. Each student will be given the tools necessary to grow
and venture to a better life. Students will learn self-defense techniques, self-
awareness, and discipline. This karate program is dramatically different from other
karate programs in martial arts.
Mondays & Wednesdays
Instructor: Rex Burch
Fee: $25 per month
Ages 5 – 8: 5:30 – 6:00 p.m.
Fee: $50 per month
Ages 9+: 6:00 - 7:00 p.m.
Mondays & Wednesdays
Instructor: Kevin Wagner
Fee: $50 per month
Ages 5 - 8: 7:00 – 8:00 p.m.
Ages 9+: 8:00 – 9:00 p.m.
Tuesdays & Thursdays
Instructors: Tomas Ruiz & Willie Ruiz
Fee: $25 per month
Ages 4 – 5: 5:00 – 5:30 p.m.
5:30 – 6:00 p.m.
Tuesdays & Thursdays
Instructor: Ed Russell
Fee: $50 per month
Ages 5 - 8: 5:00 – 6:00 p.m. C TOWN BOXING
Ages 6 - 8: 6:00 – 7:00 p.m. Coaches: Edward Pizano, Edgar Hernandez, Mario Hernandez
Ages 9 - 13: 7:00 – 8:00 p.m. Location: Roberts Recreation Center, 504 Grant St.
Ages 14+: 8:00 – 9:00 p.m. Gym is open Monday - Thursday
Time: 6:30 - 8:00 p.m.
Fees: $40 per month;
$30 per month for each additional family member
Our coaches are registered with USA Boxing. This program is open
to both males and females 8 to 39 years. No prior boxing experience
is required. Boxing is not only a great cardio fitness workout and
form of self-defense, but also instills discipline, self-esteem, and
confidence in participants. Serious boxers can become USA Boxing
certified and compete at national and Olympic levels. Come dressed
in gym clothes and tennis shoes; all equipment provided to get you
started.
*Financial assistance available to those who qualify.12 Caldwell Parks & Recreation Winter & Spring 2022
Youth Sports
4TH – 7TH GRADE
VOLLEYBALL CLINIC
Registration Deadline: March 30
Location: Wilson Elementary
Dates: Saturdays, April 2 – 23
Times: 6th & 7th Grade: 9:00 – 10:15 a.m.
4th & 5th Grade: 10:30 – 11:45 a.m.
Fee: $30.00
Our 4-week clinic is a great introduction to volleyball! Bump, set, and spike your
3RD & 4TH GRADE
way into becoming a better volleyball player! This camp will focus on teaching the
fundamentals of serving, setting, passing, as well as the rules and regulations of
BASKETBALL LEAGUES
Registration Deadline: March 9
the sport. Practices Begin: The week of March 28
Games Begin: April 9
Fee: $45
This league will offer 4 regular season games to be held on Saturdays. Practices will
be held twice a week in the evenings. We offer a separate league for boys and girls.
Games will be held at Caldwell Elementary Schools. Each player will receive a team
jersey to keep. Volunteer coaches needed!
KINDERGARTEN – 2ND GRADE
BASKETBALL CLINIC
Registration Deadline: March 30
Location: Sacajawea Elementary
Dates: Saturdays, April 2 – 23
Times: Session 1: 9:00 – 10:00 a.m.
Session 2: 10:15 – 11:15 a.m.
Session 3: 11:30 am – 12:30 p.m.
Fee: $40.00
Our 4-week clinic is a great introduction to basketball! Kids will work on the
fundamentals, learn the concepts of game play, and gain confidence. Each
participant will receive a basketball to keep! Limited to 90 students.Caldwell Parks & Recreation Winter & Spring 2022 13
Youth Sports
CALDWELL GALS
SOFTBALL SIGN-UPS
Caldwell GALS announces that individual player sign-ups for the 2022 girls summer
softball league in Caldwell are scheduled for Saturday, January 29 from 9:00 a.m. to
12 p.m. and Saturday, February 5 from 9:00 a.m. to 12 p.m. at Van Buren Elementary
School, 3115 Marble Front Road in Caldwell. Fees range from $50 - $80 depending
on age group. The League will be providing teams for girls ages 6 – 16 (as of 1-1-
22). A parent must attend with their daughter(s) and have proof of age, i.e. a birth
certificate if they did not play with GALS last year. Players do not have to reside
in Caldwell. Contact Jerry Wolff #208-880-3640 or Don Atkinson #208-697-1683 or
email us at caldwellgals@gmail.com with any questions. TEAMS WANTING TO JOIN
THE LEAGUE SHOULD EMAIL DIRECTLY. 8U teams practice in March and play a 10
game schedule starting April 1. Games are on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. 10U,
12U, 14U and 16U teams start practicing in March and play a schedule of 12 games
in May, June and July on Mondays through Thursdays.
GALS is organized into U.S.A. Softball age groups – 8 & Under, 10 & Under, 12 &
Under, 14 & Under, and 16 & Under. League scheduled games are played Monday
through Thursday evenings from early May through the middle of July (depending
on age group), with a double elimination championship tournament at season’s
end. GALS also has an 8 & Under age group. Teams in this age group play machine-
pitch.
Idaho Inferno Soccer Club
Visit www.everykidoutdoors.gov
to learn more about how to obtain
and use your pass!14 Caldwell Parks & Recreation Winter & Spring 2022
Youth & Adult Activities
GLUTEN FREE BAKING &
COOKING CLASSES WITH
HEIDI GLAETTLI
Families and home schoolers welcome! Individuals
with a disability that require an assistant shall
pay for only the student. Due to occupancy limits,
please inform Recreation staff in advance when an
assistant will be attending. Contact the Recreation
office with questions, 208.455.3060.
Heidi Glaettli is a graduate of the University of
Idaho. She earned her degree in career and technical
education with an emphasis in family and consumer
science. She is the mother of seven active children.
Her family loves to eat her homemade whole wheat
bread. However, after she and her daughter were
diagnosed with celiac disease, Heidi was on a quest
to learn how to make delicious gluten free foods.
It continues to be an ongoing pursuit. With the
encouragement of her husband, she started a gluten
free business called the Cottage Kitchen. She enjoys
spending time with her husband and children, puddle
stomping, hiking, going for bike rides on the green
belt, gardening, baking, sewing, and embroidery.
Heidi likes to teach people skills that will enhance
their lives. She believes the best way to learn is for the GLUTEN FREE PIE CRUST GLUTEN FREE NOODLES
students to roll up their sleeves and get involved. Instructor: Heidi Glaettli Instructor: Heidi Glaettli
Location: Roberts Rec Kitchen, 504 Grant St. Location: Roberts Rec Kitchen, 504 Grant St.
Date: Tuesday, March 15 Date: Tuesday, April 19
Time: 9:00 – 11:00 a.m. Time: 9:00 – 11:00 a.m.
GLUTEN FREE SOUP Ages: 8 – 11 years w/adult (no extra charge)
12+ years
Ages: 8 – 11 years w/adult (no extra charge)
12+ years
AND BISCUITS Fee: $35/person $5/Additional person in same Fee: $35/person $5/Additional person in same
Instructor: Heidi Glaettli household household
Location: Roberts Rec Kitchen, 504 Grant St. No need to say good-bye to pie when you know some Nothing says lovin’ like Mom’s homemade chicken
Date: Tuesday, February 15 simple tips on how to make a wonderful gluten free noodle soup. We will make gluten free pasta for
Time: 9:00 – 11:00 a.m. pie crust. Crust supplies will be provided. Bring your 8 chicken noodle soup, and noodles with a white sauce.
Ages: 8 – 11 years w/adult (no extra charge) or 9 inch pie pan and the filling for your pie (all fillings Supplies are provided. Come prepared to cook and
12+ years need to be gluten free to reduce the risk of gluten share pasta and soup at the end of class.
Fee: $35/person $5/Additional person in same cross contamination). If you don’t have time to finish
household the pie, you can take the pie home and bake it.
There is something about steaming homemade soup
on a cold winter evening that just says let’s stay home
and savor the deliciously warm moment. Fluffy tender
biscuits are an added treat. We will make a soup with
a gluten free thickener, and biscuits. Supplies are
provided. Soup and biscuits for lunch at the end of
class, YUM!Caldwell Parks & Recreation Winter & Spring 2022 15
Youth & Adult Activities
IN THE KITCHEN WITH KAMI PAHLAS MAKE YOUR OWN CRACKERS!
Kami offers a variety of baking and cooking classes designed for youth Instructor: Kami Pahlas
and adults, including a “Sensory Friendly” class option. Please contact the Date/Time: March 15 6:00 – 7:15 p.m.
Recreation office for more information, 208.455.3060. Ages: 7 – 17 years
Fee: $25/person
Location: All classes held at Roberts Rec Kitchen, 504 Grant St. Students will learn how to make two types of crackers - make your own version
Kami Pahlas is a local baker, business owner and mother of four. A 5th generation of our store bought favorites. They will record recipes on a card to keep, learn to
Idahoan, Kami’s Idaho roots run deep. When Kami isn’t baking, she is caring for follow recipe directions to make the crackers, and bake their crackers in class.
her four lovely children. The Idaho Cookier, a small local business founded by
Kami Pahlas in 2020, was born of a passion for baking that has been growing since
childhood. She started decorating cakes for friends and family and eventually DINNERS TO GO WORKSHOP
added cookies, chocolates, scones, and many other baked goods to her expertise. Instructor: Kami Pahlas
She can now be found instructing cooking and baking classes throughout the Date/Time: April 21 6:00 – 7:30 p.m.
Treasure Valley. Kami has strengths in creativity, inclusion and creating a fun Ages: 16+ years
environment in her classes. Fee: $40/person
Participants will make two delicious dinners that will be assembled during class.
Meals will be ready to freeze for easy preparation later. Fee includes all ingredients
and packaging for the meal.
CHARCUTERIE BOARD CLASS
Instructor: Kami Pahlas
Date/Time: Wednesday, February 9 6:00 – 7:15 p.m. MINI CAKE DECORATING
Ages: 16+ years Instructor: Kami Pahlas
Fee: $45 Date/Time: April 28 6:00 - 7:15 p.m.
Students will learn the art of the charcuterie board--just in time for Valentine’s Day! Ages: 7 – 17 years
The will be introduced to designing charcuterie boards, packaging, food safety and Fee: $25
assembling the boards. Each student will then design a mini board to take home. Children will receive a mini cake ready to be decorated. We will cover cake recipe
basics, design, crumb coating, frosting and decorating. Students will have the
option of using a cake airbrush, fondant and other sugar based decorations.
WINTER ANIMAL CUPCAKE DESIGN BUTTERCREAM COOKIE DECORATING
Date/Time: Tuesday, February 22 6:00 - 7:30 p.m.
Ages: 7 – 17 years
CLASS – SENSORY FRIENDLY!
Instructor: Kami Pahlas
Fee: $25/per person Date/Time: May 12 6:00 - 7:15 p.m.
Students will be making four animal cupcake designs. They will be piping Ages: All ages
buttercream frosting, assembling sugar decor pieces, designing, reviewing and Fee: $15/person
writing down the recipe on a recipe card to keep. Students will also get the Maximum 7 students
opportunity to use a cake airbrush machine. This class will be offered specifically for individuals who would thrive in a smaller
class environment with a support person present. Class size will be reduced and
instruction will be suited to meet the needs of the participants. Efforts will be made
ST. PATRICK’S DAY ROYAL to offer this class in a sensory friendly environment. Participants needing support
should plan to bring a person to help them enjoy the class. Registration fee
ICED COOKIE CLASS includes participant and their support person, if needed.
Instructor: Kami Pahlas
Date/Time: Thursday, March 10 6:00 – 7:15 p.m. KID’S TOUR OF ITALY
Ages: 16+ years Instructor: Kami Pahlas
Fee: $35/person Date/Time: May 19 6:00 – 7:30 p.m.
Please join us for a fun evening decorating royal iced cookies in St. Patrick’s Day Ages: 7 – 17 years
designs! Participants will learn the basics of royal icing design and decoration. This Fee: $25
instructor led, step-by-step class will start with practicing icing techniques and will Students will spend the evening making a 3-course Italian meal to enjoy in class.
then move to designing and decorating cookies. Participants will go home with a They will record recipes, prepare dishes and explore the aesthetic components of
set of four cookies in a pastry box ready to show or gift to friends and family. food presentation. Students will end the class making an Italian soda.16 Caldwell Parks & Recreation Winter & Spring 2022
Youth & Adult Activities
SAVE MONEY
WITH SEWING
Instructor: Heidi Glaettli
Location: Roberts Rec Classroom,
504 Grant St.
Date: Tuesday, February 1
Time: 9:00 – 11:00 a.m.
Ages: 8 – 11 years w/adult (no extra charge)
12+ years
Fee: $30/per person
Learn how to care for your sewing machine, wind a
bobbin and thread your machine. We will cover basics
on how to adjust your needle tension to get the best-
looking stitch. We will practice how to sew a straight
and curved seem. Save money by learning how to sew
on a button, basic mending, and simple alterations.
Bring your sewing machine, thread, pins, needles,
scissors, questions and mending. Feel free to submit
specific questions to Heidi at glaettlih@gmail.com and
questions will be answered in class.
SEWING A MEMORY QUILT – SEWING A MEMORY
SESSION 1 QUILT – SESSION 2
Instructor: Heidi Glaettli Instructor: Heidi Glaettli
Location: Roberts Rec Classroom, Location: Roberts Rec Classroom, 504 Grant St.
504 Grant St. Date: Tuesday, April 5
Date: Tuesday, March 1 Time: 9:00 – 11:00 a.m.
Time: 9:00 – 11:00 a.m. Ages: 8 – 11 years w/adult (no extra charge)
Ages: 8 – 11 years w/adult (no extra charge) 12+ years
12+ years Fee: $30/per person
Fee: $30/per person Do you have a favorite shirt you just can’t throw out, or perhaps you want to save
Do you have a favorite shirt you just can’t throw out, or perhaps you want to save some memories from a loved one without saving a closet full of their clothes?
some memories from a loved one without saving a closet full of their clothes? Make a memory quilt using your scraps or clothing! We will focus on creating a
Make a memory quilt. Design a quilt using your scraps or clothing. We will focus quilt top. Bring your sewing machine, thread, pins, needles, scissors, clean scraps,
on creating a quilt top. Bring your sewing machine, thread, pins, needles, scissors, clean clothing (cotton or cotton blends), and ideas. You will learn to use a rotary
clean scraps, clean clothing (cotton or cotton blends), and ideas. You will learn to cutter, so bring a rotary cutting board and blade if you have one (not mandatory).
use a rotary cutter, so bring a rotary cutting board and blade if you have one (not Feel free to submit specific questions to Heidi at glaettlih@gmail.com. Students
mandatory). Feel free to submit specific questions to Heidi at glaettlih@gmail.com. that have taken Session 1 in March may enroll at half price and continue to work on
Students that enroll in this Session 1 may register for Session 2 at half price and their quilts.
continue to work on their quilts.Caldwell Parks & Recreation Winter & Spring 2022 17 Adult Activities ADVANCED TREATMENTS FOR PARKINSON’S DISEASE & ESSENTIAL TREMOR — Movement Disorders Presented by Cecile Zhao, MD St. Luke’s Neurology Essential Tremor is one of the most common neurological diseases and Location: Roberts Recreation Gym, 504 Grant St. affects voluntary movement such as drinking from a cup, eating food and Date/Time: Friday April 1 @ 11:00 a.m. writing—frustrating in its simplest form and debilitating in the extreme. At Free - All ages welcome! any given time, there are thousands of individuals in the Pacific Northwest Parkinson’s Disease is a disorder of the nervous system that affects and Mountain West that could benefit from improved treatments for these movement, muscle control, balance and cognition. The disease touches diseases. Please join us for a presentation and a Q&A session with Dr. Cecile people of all ages, but most frequently occurs in individuals aged 55-75. Zhao of St. Luke’s Neurology to learn more. Light refreshments served. Approximately 60,000 people are diagnosed in the United States every year.
18 Caldwell Parks & Recreation Winter & Spring 2022
Adults Sports & Activities
DOG OBEDIENCE
Instructor: Damon Moysard
Held at the Caldwell National Guard Armory parking lot,
1200 S. Kimball Ave.
Fee: $50
Dates: April 25 – 29
Time: 6:30 – 7:30 p.m.
This is a basic dog obedience course open to any student 16 years and
older and any dog at least 6 months old. The instructor will help you teach
your dog to walk on a slack leash (to not pull), to sit, down, heel, and stay.
Learn to train with praise, not treats. We will address behavioral issues,
feeding, exercising, and disciplining your dog and the proper use of your
training collars. Required equipment: a good quality nylon or leather leash,
not less than 4 ft. long (longer is acceptable) and a properly fitted (choke)
chain, steel prong (pinch) or Starmark Pro Training style collar. No Flat
collars, “halti” style head harnesses, no “martingale” style collars, no “body”
harnesses, and no retractable leashes/leads. If your dog is aggressive, you
must provide a muzzle. This class is held inside city limits; please ensure
your dog’s vaccinations and license are current.
BEGINNER FLY CASTING INTERMEDIATE FLY CASTING -
Instructor: Ed Russell
Location: Memorial Park, 618 Irving St.
Fee: $50 per session
PRIVATE LESSONS
Instructor: Ed Russell
Dates: March 9, April 14, or May 11 Location: Memorial Park, 618 Irving St.
Time: 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Dates: Schedule upon request
Our in depth instruction during an intensive clinic program will help you Fee: $50
learn all the fundamentals of casting a fly rod. Small class sizes and lots These custom designed individually tailored lessons give you the
of individual attention ensure your success. No matter what your level of opportunity to learn the art of casting a fly rod. These one-on-one lessons
expertise, from beginners who have never held a fly rod to accomplished are designed to help you understand the intricacies of the cast. We cover
life-long anglers, this class will help you lay a foundation in fly casting or up to six different casts and the skills involved to help you present the fly
put a little polish into your cast. to the fish as efficiently and effectively as possible. Contact the Recreation
office to set up your private lesson.
BEGINNER FLY TYING CLASS
Instructor: Ed Russell
Location: Roberts Recreation Kitchen, 504 Grant St.
Fee: $50 per person, per session
Dates: February 21 & 23, March 21 & 23, April 18 & 20, May 16 & 18
Time: 6:30 – 8:30 p.m.
Looking to fill your boxes with dainty dry flies or huge deer hair bass
bugs? Our fly tying class will give you the confidence behind the vise
you are looking for! Class will cover basic fly tying techniques, necessary
equipment, hook styles and how to read pattern recipes. The patterns
we cover in this class include a dry fly, wet fly, nymph, and streamer. All
patterns learned during class are proven fish takers in western water. You
will learn the skill necessary to tie a full complement of trout flies. Material
will be provided; you are welcome to bring your own tools.Caldwell Parks & Recreation Winter & Spring 2022 19
Adults Sports & Activities
EMPOWER HOUR
Instructor: Becky Bridgewater
Location: Roberts Rec Boxing Gym, 504 Grant St.
Date/Time: Saturdays, 9:30 – 10:15 a.m.
Fee: $10 drop in
Empower Hour is a women’s only boxing inspired fitness class that features
interval rounds of instructor led bag work, mitt work, strength training,
conditioning, and core work.
SHORIN RYU KARATEDO
Instructor: Ed Russell
Martial Arts Life Experience
Location: Roberts Center Gym, 504 Grant St.
Fee: $50 per month
Time: 8:00 – 9:00 p.m.
Ages: 14+ years
Classical forms of modern Okinawan martial arts, which is considered one
of the oldest styles of karate, will be taught. Each student will be given the
tools necessary to grow and venture to a better life. Students will learn self-
defense techniques, self-awareness, and discipline. This karate program is
dramatically different from other karate programs in martial arts.
LET’S PAINT
Instructor: Sarah Harwood
Location: Roberts Rec Center Kitchen, 504 Grant St.
Dates: Feb. 12, March 12, April 9
Time: 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Ages: Youth 5+ years and Adults
Fee: $35 per person/per session
Be brave with that brush! That’s what Bob says to do, right? It’s your world. So
let’s… paint it. We will grow our confidence and learn we really CAN DO IT. But only
if we’re brave. Are you brave? Great. Let’s paint! Please wear clothes that can handle
some fun, i.e. clothes that can get messy.
Instructors
Wanted
Caldwell Parks & Recreation is currently seeking instructors who would like to
share their knowledge and talent with others. Earn $$$ and have fun teaching
your favorite skill or hobby. We offer a wide variety of activities for youth
and adults such as art, crafts, educational programs, and physical activities.
The Roberts Recreation Center has a kitchen, classrooms, gym, and dance
studio available for youth and adult classes. Call Denise at Caldwell Parks &
Recreation for more information, 208-455-3060.20 Caldwell Parks & Recreation Winter & Spring 2022
Adult Softball
MEN’S & WOMEN’S COED SUMMER MEN’S SUMMER
SWING INTO SPRING SOFTBALL LEAGUE SOFTBALL LEAGUE
League play will consist of 9 regular season League play will consist of 9 regular season
USSSA SOFTBALL games and a double elimination tournament. We
will play with a single umpire system and USSSA
games and a double elimination tournament. We
will play with a single umpire system and USSSA
TOURNAMENT rules. All games will be held at Armory Ball Field
and Griffiths Park, when necessary. Games will
rules. All games will be held at Armory Ball, and
Griffiths when necessary. Games will be played
Caldwell Recreation will be hosting a men’s and
women’s USSSA softball tournament to kick off be played on Tuesday and Thursday nights with Monday and Wednesday nights with game times
the spring season. This is a great chance to knock game times of 6:30 pm, 7:45 pm, & 9:00 pm. CO- of 6:30 pm, 7:45 pm, & 9:00 pm. COED AND
the cold weather from your game before the ED AND MEN’S LEAGUES WILL NOT CONFLICT! MEN’S LEAGUES WILL NOT CONFLICT!
Polar Bear Tournament held in Boise every year. Registration Deadline: April 1 Registration Deadline: April 1
Get your team together and come on out! All Games will begin: Week of April 11 Games will begin: Week of April 11
teams must be USSSA Registered. Fee: $325 plus player fee Fee: $325 plus player fee
Registration Deadline: March 3 Player Fee: $125 per team (up to 15 players) Player Fee: $125 per team (up to 15 players)
Dates: March 12 & 13
Location: The Quad at Pipe Dream Park **EARLY REGISTRATION: SAVE YOUR TEAM
Fee: $225 per Team SOME CASH BY GETTING YOUR REGISTRATION
AND FEES IN EARLY! REGISTER BY MARCH 25,
PLAYERS FEE WILL BE ONLY $75.00.**Caldwell Parks & Recreation Winter & Spring 2022 21
Registration Information
HOW TO REGISTER:
Walk-In Registration REFUND POLICY
Visit us at the Caldwell Parks and Recreation office located at A total refund will be issued if the class or program you
618 Irving St. in Memorial Park. We are located off Kimball Ave. have registered for is full or has been cancelled by the
near Fairview Golf Course. Office hours are 8:00 a.m. to City Recreation Department and for medical reasons (with
5:00 p.m. Mon. - Fri. or www.cityofcaldwell.org documented evidence). A refund, minus a $6.00 processing
fee, is issued when you cancel 7 days before the starting date
Mail-In Registration of the class. The processing fee is waived if you apply your
refund to an alternate class.
Complete registration form located online at Refunds will not be issued:
cityofcaldwell.org. Mail form and payment to: Caldwell 1. When you cancel after the 7th day prior to the
Recreation, 618 Irving St., Caldwell, ID 83605. Verification of beginning date of a class / program.
enrollment will not be mailed to you. You will only be notified 2. The fee is less than $6.
if a class is full or has been cancelled. Your cancelled check will
3. For team fees when cancellation is after the
serve as your receipt. Please make checks payable to: City of
registration deadline.
Caldwell.
Drop Box Registration LIABILITY WAIVER
The following liability waiver applies to all participants en-
Drop box registration will be accepted with completed
rolled in a City of Caldwell Recreational program. Upon enroll-
registration form and correct fee. A drop box is located at the
ment you accept the following conditions:
front of the building, near the entrance ramp. Priority is given
to e-mail and walk-in registration over mail-in and drop box 1. I certify that, to the best of my knowledge, the
registration. participant(s) named herein is/are physically able to
engage in these activities.
ONLINE REGISTRATION 2. In consideration of acceptance of the registration, I for
myself, children, guardianship, and anyone entitled to
Our website offers you the opportunity to view upcoming act on the behalf of anyone registered for the City of
classes and programs as well as registering right from the Caldwell Recreational programs, agree to waive any
convenience of your own home. Available 24 hours a day, claim against the City of Caldwell, its employees or
seven days a week, this site is the perfect solution to your busy its agents for injuries that may occur as a result of my
schedule. Payments can be made with Discover, MasterCard, participation in this program. I understand the risks
or Visa. To visit our website go to: https://secure.rec1.com/ID/ involved in the activity and agree that I will exercise
caldwell-id-parks-recreation/catalog. caution and take all steps necessary to avoid injury.
3. I give my consent for use of any photographs or
videotape taken of myself and/or participant to be
used in future promotional and marketing materials.22 Caldwell Parks & Recreation Winter & Spring 2022
Caldwell Parks Information
MEMORIAL PARK (15 ACRES) CURTIS PARK (15 ACRES)
Kimball and Grant St. Channel Rd. off River Road
• Roberts Recreation Center • Wilderness park by the Boise River
• Swimming pool • Overnight camping
• Softball field
• Two youth baseball fields
• Tennis courts SEBREE PARK (5 ACRES)
• Playground 12th Ave. and Grant St.
• Pioneer Museum • Playground
• Picnic shelter • Baseball fields
• Skate park • Volleyball court
• Basketball courts • Basketball court
• Walking path
LUBY PARK (12 ACRES)
Illinois and Marble Front Road USTICK PARK (16 ACRES)
• Rose Garden Ustick Rd. and Oregon St.
• Picnic shelter • 4-plex youth baseball fields
• Playground • Babe Ruth baseball field
• Volleyball and basketball courts
• Baseball field GRIFFITHS PARK • Playground
• Picnic shelter
• Pickleball Courts
(35 ACRES)
MALLARD PARK (30 ACRES)
Griffiths Parkway off of Linden St.
• Three adult softball fields WHITTENBERGER PARK
10th and Orchard near Lake Lowell • Collegiate baseball field
• Walking paths
(17 ACRES)
• Playground Chicago St. and Centennial Way
• Walking paths • Greenbelt walking path along Boise River
• Six picnic shelters
• Amphitheatre
PIPE DREAM PARK • Picnic shelter
• Dog park
• Basketball court (54 ACRES)
• 18 hole disc golf course Smeed Parkway near Highway 20/26
• 4-plex softball field ROTARY POND (40 ACRES)
On Chicago, near Whittenberger Park
DENSHO GARDENS • BMX track
• State of the art skate park • Fishing docks
4th Ave & Arthur St. • Walking path to the Greenbelt
• Playground
Tranquil ornamental Japanese gardens along • Archery Range
• Picnic shelter
Indian Creek
LIONS PARK (5 ACRES)
(formerly Jaycee Park)
5th Ave. and Frontage St.
• Playground
• Basketball courts
BROTHERS PARK
(35 ACRES)
Indiana and Ustick Rd.
• Soccer fields
• Playground
• Walking pathCaldwell
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FacilityRental
Facility Rental Information
Information Caldwell City Parks
PARK
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Lowell. This new park consists of 6 shelters available for rent. Other amenities include a Pioneer
Lowell. This new park consists of 6 shelters available for rent. Other amenities include a
handicap accessible playground, basketball court, walking paths, an amphitheatre, and Memorial Plaza
handicap accessible playground, basketball court, walking paths, an amphitheatre, and
disc golf course. Rates: large shelters (two): 4 hours or less $60; over 4 hours or all day Park
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and
four picnic tables located on the shelter.
four picnic tables located on the shelter.
Ustick
Park
CALDWELL
CALDWELL POOL RENTAL
POOL RENTAL
TheCaldwell
The Caldwellpool
poolisisavailable
availablefor
forrent
rentduring
duringthe
themonths
monthsofofJune
June––August.
August. Rental
Rental
timesare:
times are:Weekdays:
Weekdays:9:00 9:00––11:00
11:00p.m.
p.m. Weekends:
Weekends:6:30
6:30––11:00
11:00p.m.
p.m.*Some
*Someweekday
weekday
rentalsavailable
rentals availableat
at6:30
6:30p.m.
p.m.the
thesecond
secondweek
weekininAugust.
August.The
Therental
rentalfee
feeisisbased
basedon
on
occupancy. Call Caldwell Recreation at 208-455-3060 for more information.
occupancy. Call Caldwell Recreation at 208-455-3060 for more information.
PIPE
PIPE DREAM
DREAM PARK
PARK GAZEBO GAZEBO RENTAL
RENTAL
Thisnew
This newgazebo
gazebostyle
styleshelter
shelterin
inPipe
PipeDream
DreamPark
Parkisisopen
openfor
forreservations.
reservations.This
Thiscovered
covered
shelterisisavailable
shelter availablefor
forbirthday
birthdayparties
partiesand
andfamily
familyevents.
events.The
Therates
ratesare:
are:44hours
hoursororless:
less:
$50;over
$50; over44hours
hoursororall
allday:
day:$75.
$75.This
Thisfee
feeincludes
includeselectrical
electricaloutlets
outletsand
andthree
threepicnic
picnic Ê
?
tableslocated
tables locatedon onthe
theshelter.
shelter.
CURTIS
CURTIS PARK PARK Mallard
Park
This
Thisgated
gatedpark
parkisislocated
locatedoff
offChannel
ChannelRd.
Rd.along
alongthe
theBoise
BoiseRiver.
River.This
Thiswilderness
wildernessparkpark
supports
supportswildlife,
wildlife,footpaths,
footpaths,and
andaanatural
naturalspring.
spring.Great
Greatfor
forweekend
weekendoutings.
outings.There
Thereisisaa
$50
$50fee/per
fee/perdaydaytotoreserve
reservethe
thepark.
park.In
Inaddition,
addition,aa$20
$20keykeydeposit
depositisisrequired.
required.TheThe$20
$20
deposit
depositisisrefunded
refundedto tothe
thecustomer
customerwhen
whenthe
thekey
keyisisreturned.
returned.
Reservations
Reservationscancanbe bemade
madeatatthe
theParks
Parks&&Recreation
Recreationoffice,
office,618
618Irving
IrvingSt.St.or
orcall
call Lake Lowell
208.455.3060.
208.455.3060.
DISCLAIM
City City Park
Legend
Indian Creek
The inform
results from
source mat
resource fo
The City o
or warranty
of Caldwell Interstate
and in part
dimensions
or location
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