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Resident Registration
Starts May 2, 2022
Non-Resident Registration
Starts May 9, 2022
The Oak Leaf
ANNUAL REPORT
EDITION
Summer 2022
BROWSE & REGISTER SCAN ME
FOR OUR PROGRAMS ONLINE
Visit plfdparks.org
or scan the code to the right and
browse our summer programs.
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Contents
2 Board of Commissioners
3 Where’s the Activity Guide
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WE | Welcoming Everyone
Scout's Calendar OUR MISSION
OUR FACILITIES
5 Rentals The Plainfield Park District seeks to enhance Prairie Activity & Recreation Center (PARC)
6 Prairie Fit lives through equitable and accessible 24550 W. Renwick Road | (815) 436-8812
7 Fitness exceptional recreation opportunities for all.
Recreation / Administration Center (RAC)
8 Ottawa Street Pool
23729 W. Ottawa Street | (815) 436-8812
9 Swim Lesson Class Selection OUR VISION
10 Preschool We aspire to be innovative, diverse, and
Streams Recreation Center (STR)
11 Summer Camp inclusive in administration, recreation
24319 Cedar Creek Lane | (815) 436-8829
and preservation.
12 Special Events
A1-A8 Annual Report (Insert) OUR VALUES Normantown Equestrian Center (NTEC)
13 WE Special Events 12151 S. Normantown Road | (815) 254-1950
Our Values center on Community, Fiscal
14 Athletics Responsibility, Stewardship of Natural
Plainfield Township Community Center (PTCC)
16 Dance Resources, Health & Wellness, and
15014 S. Des Plaines Street | (815) 436-2029
17 Active Adults Diversity, Equitability, and Inclusiveness.
18 Equestrian Ottawa Street Pool (OSP)
20 General Information PlainfieldParkDistrict 23820 W. Ottawa Street | (815) 436-3314
21 Special Recreation PlainfieldParkDistrict
Open: May 28 - August 16
22 Park & Facility Amenities (See page 8 for daily hours)
24 Registration & Policies @plainfieldparks
Plainfield Park District has been recognized Plainfield Park District has been PARK & FACILITY AMENITIES
as an Illinois Distinguished Accredited recognized as Herald News/Shaw Access a list of every Plainfield Park District park
Agency by the Illinois Association of Park Media the Best of Will County, Family and facility. See page 22 or scan the code below to
Districts (IAPD) and the Illinois Park and Recreation category. have it available on your phone.
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Recreation Association (IPRA).
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sure our delivery list is as accurate as possible and by each home only receiving one magazine per issue, we can reduce our
delivery costs and help conserve our planet’s valuable resources. Please take a moment and call (815) 436-8812. Thank you for helping us
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Residents of the Plainfield Park District, Board of
Welcome to Summer, 2022! Commissioners
As staff are preparing this edition of the The Oak Leaf, we find The Plainfield Park District is
ourselves turning the corner toward what we view as a very governed by a seven-member
Board of Commissioners
optimistic future. board of commissioners.
Effective February 28, 2022, the Plainfield Park District moved to Commissioners are elected for
mask optional status in accordance with Governor Pritzker removing six-year terms, and the terms
the mask mandate. Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, the District are staggered.
adhered to all mandates and executive orders. We still encourage and
support individuals to continue to wear masks if so desired; though it Elections are conducted in
is no longer mandatory. the spring of odd numbered
years. Current board members
Of most exciting news, staff established an important partnership
(including their term expiration
with the Village of Plainfield so that the community event of the
dates) are below.
Patriotic Picnic on July 3rd will be able to proceed. I know there is
an undercurrent of pent-up feelings of both relief and anxiousness The regular monthly meetings of
associated with planning this annual event, but it looks like our the Plainfield Park District are
progressive return to normalcy is actually occurring. held on the second Wednesday
In addition to the Patriotic Picnic, we have an abundance of new and of the month.
returning events to keep you engaged this summer including Movies All meetings are held at the
in the Park, Party at PARC, Tiki Bash, Christmas in July, Unplug Illinois Prairie Activity & Recreation
Day, Ice Cream Social and, Parent’s Day Cookout. Center (PARC), 24550 W. Renwick
From this or other community events, to celebrating the establishment Road, Plainfield, IL 60544 unless
of our first honey bee hives at Eaton Preserve (a hope and priority of otherwise noted in accordance
former Commissioner Rebecca Hosford), we hope you are able to get with the Open Meetings Act. All
active, get out, and enjoy your family and community this summer! meetings begin at 6 p.m. and are
open to the public.
All the Best,
Bill Thoman
President, Plainfield Park Board of Commissioners
Bill Thoman Jason Rausch Mimi Poling Rob Ayres Syed Abedi Heath Wright Colette Safford
President Vice President Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner
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Thank you to our volunteers
A huge thank you to all of the volunteers that came out to help
us with programs and special events in 2021. Without you, we
would not have been able to have such amazing success. We
hope that you will continue to help with our programs and
events. If you are looking to volunteer, scan the code to see what
opportunities are available.
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WHERE IS THE
ACTIVITY GUIDE?
Keeping it Green - Every Bit Helps
Did you know that one tree equals 8,333 sheets of paper?
That's the same as 67 reams of copy paper. We have slimmed
down the page count of our seasonal Activity Guide to the
Oak Leaf by half. For each issue printed, we save 154 trees.
Each issue of the Oak Leaf highlights what's available for the
upcoming season. On each page, there is a scannable QR
code that takes you directly to registration information for that
program category.
Please recycle your issue when the summer season is over.
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Welcoming Everyone
The Plainfield Park District commits itself and other forms of bias and hate. We reject language, mental and/or physical ability,
to diversity, equity, and inclusion because racial and social barriers that limit and military status, economic class, immigration
these values make us a thriving community divide us, and we reject bias towards any status, foster status, body size, criminal
for all people. Creating a mutually respectful, group of people. history, or any other characteristics that are
multicultural and equitable environment often used to divide people.
Plainfield Park District is an organization
does not happen on its own; it must that welcomes, respects, and encourages We strive to make these values reflected in our
be intentional. the contributions of all people regardless of everyday practices and priorities, including
We believe in equity and we will work to race, color, ethnicity, national origin, relation, fair treatment and equal access for fun,
break down systems of oppression, including age, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity adventure, learning, and growth through
racism, sexism, homophobia, xenophobia, or expression, marital and/or family status, recreational programs and parks.
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Scout’s Calendar
Scout’s been busy planning. There’s a lot happening this
season and we don’t want you to miss it. Here’s a quick glance
of what’s coming up. For an easy reference, cut this page out
Save the Date
and keep it handy on your bulletin board or fridge.
MAY
POOL OPENS JUNE
May 28
MOVIES IN THE PARK
SPLASH PAD OPENS June 10 | Settlers' Park
May 28 (FREE EVENT)
PARTY AT PARC
June 11 | PARC
(FREE EVENT)
MOVIES IN THE PARK
June 24 | Settlers' Park
(FREE EVENT)
REGISTER NOW:
SCOUT’S
Scan the QR code or
WEEKLY GUIDE TIKI BASH
visit plfdparks.org June 25 | Ottawa Street Pool
Stay informed on programs
(FREE EVENT)
and events. Scan the code or
Prairie Activity &
visit plfdparks.org
Recreation Center
to join our newsletter.
(PARC) 24550 West
Renwick Road
Plainfield, IL
JULY
PATRIOTIC PICNIC
July 3 | Plainfield Central High School
AUGUST (FREE EVENT)
CHRISTMAS IN JULY - SINGO
ICE CREAM SOCIAL July 7 | PARC
August 5 | Village Green
UNPLUG ILLINOIS DAY
PARENT'S DAY COOKOUT July 9 | Eaton Preserve
August 27 | Village Green (FREE EVENT)
POOL CLOSES
August 16 MOVIES IN THE PARK
July 22 | Settlers' Park
(FREE EVENT)
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Rentals
MORE INFO:
Scan the QR code or
visit plfdparks.org
Grills & Thrills
Make life a picnic!
We offer seven shelters, each with a variety of park amenities.
Learn more about each location and the park offerings by
scanning the QR code to visit our website, plfdparks.org.
Pool Rentals Athletic Field Rentals Room Rentals
Have a summer celebration? Rent a The Plainfield Park District issues Host your next gathering in one of our
party space at the Ottawa Street Pool permits for the use of athletic fields rooms. We offer space with a variety of
during regular hours of operation or and facilities to groups and the general amenities and can accommodate up to
check our availability for a private public for recreational activities and 100 guests. To learn more or to check
after-hour rental. Please visit programs during the spring/summer availability, call (815) 436-8812 or scan
plfdparks.org for details. season from April-July and in fall from the QR code on this page to visit our
August-November. website, plfdparks.org.
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FITNESS MEMBERSHIPS
Fitness membership includes fitness areas,
elevated track, open gymnasium and locker
room access.
Individual ANNUAL Individual ANNUAL
Fitness, your way! FITNESS MEMBERSHIP
(ages 18-59)
FITNESS MEMBERSHIP
(ages 60+)
Prairie Fit
For residents looking to exercise in a workout
facility that’s close to home, the Plainfield Park
$
25*
month
$
20*
month
District offers the Prairie Activity & Recreation
Center (PARC). PARC is home to an elevated
Paid-in-Full: $275 Paid-in-Full: $220
indoor walking track, gymnasium and Prairie NO ANNUAL COMMITMENT: $35 monthly NO ANNUAL COMMITMENT: $35 monthly
Fit, a fitness center with all of the amenities,
equipment and staff ready to help members Individual ANNUAL Household ANNUAL
reach their fitness goals. FITNESS MEMBERSHIP FITNESS MEMBERSHIP
(ages 12-17) First Member
CARDIO
25 *
Prairie Fit offers a full range of cardio machines
such as treadmills, ellipticals, recumbent bikes
$
20*
month
$
month
*
and upright bikes.
$
20
month
Paid-in-Full: $220
MACHINES/WEIGHTS NO ANNUAL COMMITMENT: $35 monthly Each Additional Member
Weight benches, weight racks and free weights * Annual Membership with Electronic Fulfillment Transfer (EFT) payment setup
complement a wide variety of leg, shoulder, chest
MORE INFO:
and other strength training machines.
Scan the QR code or WALKING TRACK MEMBERSHIP
visit plfdparks.org FUNCTIONAL FITNESS Membership includes access to elevated track
Upstairs features a functional fitness turf workout and locker room.
Prairie Activity & area that includes kettlebells, medicine balls, ropes,
Recreation Center
(PARC) 24550 West
pull-up bars and water rowers. Track ONLY
ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP
$
65 Paid-in-Full
Renwick Road INDOOR TRACK
Plainfield, IL Keep up with your cardio with our elevated track
for walkers and runners. Ten laps equal one mile.
OPEN GYM MEMBERSHIP
GYMNASIUM Membership includes access to gymnasium
Our full-sized wood court gymnasium hosts open and locker room.
gym times throughout the week for pickleball
and basketball. Open Gym
ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP
$
95 Paid-in-Full
PERSONAL TRAINING
Prairie Fit offers personal training for those looking
to take their exercise regimen to a different level.
Personal training is one-on-one instruction that
90
incorporates exercise screening, goal-setting and
health education.
SWIM&GYM
This dual membership gives you access to
90 Days of Fitness for $90 the Ottawa Street Pool and the fitness
Starting May 1st, purchase a membership center, track, and gymnasium at
90
for to Prairie Fit for 90 days. Pass will be valid Prairie Fit, located inside the
$
for 90 days from the day of purchase. Prairie Activity & Recreation
Membership gives you access to the fitness Center (PARC). Offer expires
center, track, and gymnasium. Offer ends 6/15. June 15. R $125 / NR $140
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Fitness Classes
The Park District offers a variety of group fitness classes
taught by certified instructors for people of all ages and
abilities. Classes are available for beginners through
advanced exercise enthusiasts. From kids yoga to barre to
strength training, we have something for everyone.
Fitness
REGISTER NOW:
Scan the QR code or
visit plfdparks.org
Prairie Activity &
Recreation Center
(PARC) 24550 West
Renwick Road
Plainfield, IL
Popular Fitness Classes
YOGA
Enhance flexibility, strengthen muscles and gain a new
outlook on life.
BARRE
A workout choreographed to music using pilates, dance,
yoga, and functional training.
STRENGTH & CARDIO FOR ACTIVE ADULTS
A cardio, strength, balance and toning workout designed for
people looking for a total body workout with modifications for
all fitness levels.
WATER AEROBICS (Ottawa Street Pool)
Improve cardiovascular fitness, core strength, stability,
and flexibility.
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POOL
OPENS
Saturday,
May 28
EARLY BIRD
Swim/Pool
SEASON
POOL PASSES
HELLO Available
April 1 - May 27
SUMMER
SPLASH IT ON!
Ottawa Street Pool
2022 SEASON POOL PASSES
Season pool passes will be available for purchase
April 1. Seasonal pool pass privileges include admittance SPLASH PAD
OPENS
15 minutes before the general public so you can secure
your favorite spot, early admittance second Sunday of each Saturday,
May 28
month, and Pass Holder Appreciation Day. It’s a fun and
affordable way to relax and enjoy your summer with family
HOW TO GET
A SEASONAL and friends. Remember that the more times you visit the
Splash Pad
POOL PASS Ottawa Street Pool, the more you save. Our splash pad is located on the
Visit the following south end of Village Green Park
locations to register for in downtown Plainfield.
a seasonal pool pass: POOL PASS RATES
SPLASH PAD SEASON
Patrons must register in person for pool passes! Please see
Prairie Activity & Opening Day: May 28, 2022
locations listed to the left to purchase your season pass. For
Recreation Center Closing Day: September 6, 2022
(PARC) 24550 West
additional pool pass requirements, please scan the QR code
Renwick Road on the page to visit plfdparks.org HOURS
Plainfield, IL Daily 10:30a - 5:00p
TYPE FEE EARLY BIRD (4/1 - 5/27)
(815) 436-8812
Individual R $50/NR $60 R $40/NR $50 Pool Hours
Starting May 28:
Seniors (60+) R $40/NR $50 R $30/NR $40 POOL SEASON
Ottawa Street Pool
23820 W. Ottawa St. Opening Day: May 28, 2022
Plainfield, IL DAILY ADMISSION FEES Closing Day: August 16, 2022
(815) 436-3314 Everyone passing through the admissions area is required AFTERNOON SWIM
to either pay the daily admission fee or present their season M, W, Th, F 12:00-4:45p
POOL pass. You may only pay by cash or credit card; no personal T 1:00-4:45p*
UPDATES checks will be allowed.
Text “OSP” to (833) WEEKEND SWIM
R $5 / NR $10
222-3024 to join the Sa & Su 11:00a-6:00p
Ottawa Street Pool info
hot-line. The number POOL RENTALS Holiday Pool Hours
is toll free.
Have a summer celebration? Rent a party space at the Memorial Day 11:00a – 6:00p
Ottawa Street Pool during regular hours of operation or 4th of July 10:00a - 5:00p
check our availability for a private after-hour rental. Please
visit plfdparks.org for details. May 31-June 3 CLOSED
August 15/16 11:00a-5:00p
*All Summer
8REGISTER FOR
Swim Lesson Class Selection
SWIM LESSONS
For what level should I sign up my child?
Starting with your child’s age, follow the path answering
the questions to find the class right for your child.
AGES
1-3 PARENT CHILD AGES YOUTH
6-15 LEVELS
The goal of this class
is to provide the parent with
AGES PRESCHOOL
bonding time with their child in 3-5 LEVELS
a fun, enjoyable atmosphere. Skills Can your child
covered in this course include do a front float on
exploring buoyancy on the front their own?
and back, and introduction to YES
submerging the mouth, nose, Can your child
and eyes. go underwater by
YES
themselves?
Can your child NO
Can your child swim 15 yards on
Preschool NO do a front float NO front and back using
Level 2 and back float on combined arm and
(Ages 3-5) their own? leg action? Level 1
Preschool (Ages 6-10)
Level 1
(Ages 3-4)
YES YES NO
Preschool
Level 3
(Ages 3-5)
Can your child
YES swim length of pool
using front crawl Level 2
& elementary (Ages 6-13)
Can your child backstroke?
swim full length of
pool down and back
using front crawl, back NO
crawl & breaststroke AGES ADULT GROUP
without stopping? 16+ LESSONS
Level 3
(Ages 6-13) It’s never too late to
YES learn how to swim and
become more comfortable in
NO the water! Classes are designed
ALL PRIVATE for adult swimmers wanting to
Level 5 AGES LESSONS learn basic swim skills and
(Ages 8-13) progress into learning
Private lessons swim strokes.
are individualized to
each participant at
a 1:1 student to
Level 4
(Ages 8-13) instructor ratio.
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Childhood
Programs
Scan the code or visit plfdparks.org
to see program details.
CLASS AGES
Munchkins on the Move (1-2.5)
Jitter Bugs (1.5-3)
Preschool Summer Camp Let’s Get Messy (1.5-3)
Preschool
PRESCHOOL PROGRAM | Ages 3-5 Itty Bitties (2-3)
Enjoy fun themes throughout the summer with lots of Little Explorers (2-3)
opportunities to explore, create and PLAY! Each week, Big Discoveries (2-3)
your child takes part in arts & crafts, being creative with Young Art (2-3)
our manipulatives and outdoor play with friends. Pick your
Art Attack (4-5)
favorite theme and join in on the FUN! Try one week or many.
Children MUST be toilet trained to be a part of this camp. We’re Going Buggy (4-5)
Kindergarten Readiness Youth
NEXT LEVEL PREPARATION | Ages 4-5 Enrichment
REGISTER NOW:
Scan the QR code or
Help your little one prepare for kindergarten. Participants
review and work on social skills, motor skills, counting, letter
Programs
visit plfdparks.org Scan the code or visit plfdparks.org
sounds, math activities, and other various skills that children
need to know before entering school. This class will not only to see program details.
Prairie Activity &
help prepare your child for the classroom environment, it’s CLASS AGES
Recreation Center
also a great time for them to have fun and make new friends.
(PARC) 24550 West Game Day (4-6)
Parents will receive paperwork via email prior to class start
Renwick Road
to better prepare the kiddos. Game Day (7-8)
Plainfield, IL
Fun in the Sun Snacks (6-12)
Cooking Across Europe (6-12)
Great Adventures
PRESCHOOL
REGISTRATION
Open Enrollment
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10Summer Camp
School's out,
camp's in!
General Camp Information
Plainfield Park District camps are recreational in nature and
revolve around providing opportunities to learn new skills, CAMP LOCATION: REGISTER NOW:
make new friends, and build confidence. We hire counselors Prairie Activity & Scan the QR code or
who help us achieve these goals and are called upon to be Recreation Center (PARC) visit plfdparks.org
a mentor, educator and friend. Our goal is for your child to 24550 West Renwick Road,
have a fun, safe and enjoyable summer at our camp. Plainfield @ Bott Park Pavilion Prairie Activity &
Recreation Center
CAMP TIMES: (PARC) 24550 West
Renwick Road
YOUTH DAY CAMP & MIDDLE SCHOOL DAY CAMP 8:30a-3:30p
Plainfield, IL
Extended hours are available
Kindergarten - 1st | 2nd & 3rd | 4th & 5th | 6th - 8th
for an additional fee. See
Our camp offers kids not only the chance to meet new Before & After Day Camp.
friends, but also to meet recreational and social needs.
Campers can look forward to water games, crafts and
sports. Both in-house and off-site field trips will be brought
back and one swim day will be incorporated into the week.
Day camp sessions are five days, M-F and are offered from
June through early August. Register for one week or multiple
weeks. Scan the QR code on this page to see camp
availability at plfdparks.org.
BEFORE & AFTER DAY CAMP
For those who need before or after camp care, Plainfield Park
District offers supervised low-key activities in the mornings
and afternoons for working parents and their children.
Enrollment is separate from camp hours.
Before Camp Care - 7:30-8:30a
After Camp Care - 3:30-5:30p
plfdparks.org 11Special Events
REGISTER NOW:
Scan the QR code or
visit plfdparks.org
Prairie Activity &
Recreation Center
(PARC) 24550 West
Renwick Road
Plainfield, IL
CHRISTMAS IN JULY - SINGO
JULY 7 | PARC
The weather outside is sunny but there is not need to be
grumpy. Chill with us at our Christmas in July SINGO where we
don’t call out numbers but belt out Christmas songs all night long!
Snacks and refreshments are included, and there are plenty of fun
prizes to win! Register for this event.
ICE CREAM SOCIAL PARENTS DAY COOKOUT
AUGUST 5 | Village Green AUGUST 27 | Village Green
Escape the heat and cool down with Celebrate the hardest working
some frozen dessert by coming to the people around with some good food
Ice Cream Social! Admission includes and enjoyable games! This fun-filled
activities, games/prizes, after-hour day includes a bags tournament
access to the splash pad; and, of and other contests for prizes.
course, an amazing scoop of ice Register for this event.
cream! Register for this event.
12WE are Welcoming
Everyone!
This summer is jam packed with events! There are no
Unplug Illinois is a program of the Illinois
limitations to the fun you can have this summer with the
Park and Recreation Association, designed
Plainfield Park District. Mark your calendars for our free
WHAT IS A to encourage people to “unplug” from
events this summer.
“WE” EVENT? technology and plug into, play, creativity,
SCAN THE CODE family and adventure.
TO LEARN MORE. PARTY AT PARC
JUNE 11 UNPLUG ILLINOIS DAY
WE are Welcoming Everyone to join us at the Prairie JULY 9
Activity & Recreation Center for the bash of the summer. Put the cell phone and video game
There will be fun activities, Touch A Truck, entertainment, controller down for the day and join
food trucks and more. FREE WE EVENT! the Plainfield Park District at Eaton
Preserve for activities that will connect
you with nature and unplug from
TIKI BASH electronic technology. Activity details
JUNE 25 to be announced in June.
PLAINFIELD WE are Welcoming Everyone to join us at the Ottawa Street FREE WE EVENT!
PARK DISTRICT Pool for an evening of Polynesian fun that includes dancing,
NEWS food and crafts. FREE WE EVENT! WHY UNPLUG?
Text “PPD” to (833)
Unplugging delivers many physical, mental,
222-3024 to receive
social and health benefits. Parks specifically
news alerts from the
deliver benefits when unplugging. Parks
Plainfield Park District.
MOVIES IN THE PARK deliver value in people’s lives and
The number is toll free.
JUNE 10 | JUNE 24 | JULY 22 communities by generating local revenue and
Movies in the Park are back! The Plainfield Park District and jobs. Parks also provide healthier, sustainable
the Village of Plainfield will be hosting movies during the communities by encouraging psychological
summer at Settler’s Park. FREE WE EVENTS! and physical health.
Visit UnplugIllinois.org to learn more
ways on how to unplug.
PATRIOTIC
PICNIC July 3
ACTIVITIES
BEGIN
AT 6:00P
TOUCH-A-TRUCK
INFLATABLES
FOOD TRUCKS $5 wristbands
per child for
FACE PAINTING unlimited turns
CRAFTS & GAMES
Please join the Plainfield Park District and the Village of Plainfield for
the Patriotic Picnic July 3. Activities and fireworks show will be held at
Plainfield Central High School, located at 24120 Fort Beggs Drive
in Plainfield. FREE WE EVENT!
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SCAN FOR YOUTH
ATHLETIC DETAILS
ATHLETICS
PROGRAM LEVELS SKILLS COVERED
ROOKIES | Ages 2-4 BASKETBALL: Dribbling, passing,
Athletics
This is a skills class where general shooting, and defense
4 WEEKS
skills for the sport are taught, with mini
game play included for development. FLAG FOOTBALL: Catching, throwing,
and defense
VETERANS | Ages 5-6 PARENT-TOT: Catching, throwing, batting,
The first 4 weeks, skills are taught. shooting, and passing.
6 WEEKS
Last 2 weeks include skill review and
game play. SOCCER: Dribbling, passing,
and shooting
ALL STAR | Ages 7-9 SUPER SPORTS: The importance of teamwork,
The first 4 weeks, skills are taught. and sportsmanship with an
8 WEEKS
Last 4 weeks, participants are divided intro to basketball, hockey,
YOUTH
into teams for competitive game play. soccer, baseball, football
and more.
MVP | Ages 10/12+ T-BALL: Catching, throwing,
The first 4 weeks, skills are taught.
LEAGUES
and batting
8 WEEKS
Last 4 weeks, participants are divided
into teams for competitive game play.
T-BALL LEAGUE JULY AUGUST
JULY-AUGUST | AGES 3-6 Parent Tot Sports Parent Tot Sports
FLAG FOOTBALL LEAGUE Super Sports Super Sports
SEPT-OCT | AGES 5-13
Soccer Soccer
Basketball Basketball
T-Ball/Baseball T-Ball/Baseball
SCAN FOR YOUTH Flag Football Flag Football
LEAGUE DETAILS * Program lists indicates month a program will start
YOUTH VOLLEYBALL MARTIAL ARTS
Summer Camps: June and July Sessions: June through August
Sessions: June and August
IGNITE CHEER
Session: June through July
ATHLETIC
FIELD RENTAL
REGISTRATION
Rental information
found on page 5.
* All program information subject to change.
* Visit plfdparks.org for the most current program listings.
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14ADULT
LEAGUES
MEN’S SOFTBALL LEAGUE
JUL 27 - SEP 28 | SUMMER
CO-ED SOFTBALL LEAGUE
JUL 26 - SEP 27 | SUMMER
SCAN FOR ADULT
LEAGUE DETAILS
SCAN TO REGISTER FOR
SPORTS SUMMER CAMPS
BASKETBALL SUMMER CAMPS
JUNE JULY
wk 1 6/13 - 6/17 wk 1 7/11 - 7/15
Ages 6-7
wk 2 6/20 - 6/24 wk 2 7/18 - 7/22
wk 1 6/13 - 6/17 wk 1 7/11 - 7/15
Ages 10-14
wk 2 6/20 - 6/24 wk 2 7/18 - 7/22
wk 1 6/13 - 6/17 wk 1 7/11 - 7/15
Ages 8-9
wk 2 6/20 - 6/24 wk 2 7/18 - 7/22
YOUTH & ADULT TENNIS YOUTH LACROSSE
Sessions: June through August Summer Camp : June
YOUTH & ADULT GOLF CHICAGO WHITE SOX
Sessions: June and July Summer Camp: June
KINGS OF THE FIELD SCAN TO REGISTER
PLAINFIELD OPEN BASEBALL TOURNAMENT A TEAM
Join us for the Inaugural 2022 Kings of the Field - Plainfield Open. This silver
level tournament takes place in Plainfield at Bott Park, Ottawa Park and/or
Four Seasons Park. This is a three-game minimum tournament with awards
for first and second in each division for levels 9U to 14U. Baseballs are
Tournament is for
provided with single umpires for bracket play and two umpires for established teams
elimination play. Games may start as early as Friday evening. and not for Individual
participants
15DANCING FEET are Dance Classes
HAPPY FEET
Summer dance class offerings in
June and July.
Rah Rah Rascals Camp BALLET
Mommy & Me Ballet (Ages 2-3)
AGES 3-5 Ballet (Ages 3)
Introduce your little ones to the world of cheerleading! Ballet (Ages 4-5)
Participants learn basic arm moves, simple cheers and Ballet (Ages 5-7)
jumps. Working on these basic skills each day helps Ballet (Ages 7-9)
enhance coordination and balance, along with building
self-esteem. Please wear comfortable clothing and gym
Dance
shoes. Bring a water bottle. Pom-poms are provided. JAZZ
Classes are offered for the
following age groups:
Competition Dance Camp (Ages 6-8) (Ages 7-10)
AGES 9-18
Dance camp is a four-day camp designed for those dancers
HIP HOP
who are interested in becoming a part of the competition
Classes are offered for the
dance or pom teams. Whether you are a new student or
following age groups:
returning dancer, this class helps develop the technique
(Ages 4-6) (Ages 7-10)
and skills needed in jazz, hip hop, and poms.
(Ages 10-14)
REGISTER NOW: POM DANCE
Scan the QR code or Classes are offered for the
visit plfdparks.org following age groups:
(Ages 4-6) (Ages 7-9)
The Streams (Ages 8-11)
Recreation Center
24319 Cedar
Creek Lane TUMBLING
Plainfield, IL Classes are offered for the
following age groups:
(Ages 3-4) (Ages 4-5)
PRIVATE DANCE CLASSES
Classes are offered for the
following age groups:
(Ages 7-17) (Ages 9-18)
DANCE
COMPETITION
TRYOUTS
Aug 23 / Aug 31
16DROP-IN PROGRAMS
GAME DAY GALORE
TUESDAYS (1-3p)
Active Adults
Drop in to play a game of Canasta,
Rummikub or the game of the month!
BRIDGE & PINOCHLE
WEDNESDAYS (10-noon)
All Bridge players are welcome to play
a few friendly hands of drop-in Bridge.
MAHJONG
FRIDAYS (10-noon)
SPECIAL EVENTS Come join this enthusiastic group
of Mahjong players. All skill levels
are welcome.
CELEBRATE NATIONAL ICE CREAM SODA DAY
JUNE 20
CRAFTERS CORNER
Join us to celebrate National Ice Cream Soda Day! We will
FRIDAYS (10-noon)
sample a few different flavors and enjoy root beer floats,
BYOS (Bring Your Own Supplies) to
purple cows and an old-fashioned ice cream soda. Following
this drop-in craft time. All crafters are
ice cream, pick your lucky bingo cards for an afternoon of REGISTER NOW:
welcome whether you knit, crochet,
fun! Registration deadline is Wednesday, June 15. Scan the QR code or
make jewelry, paint or other. Bring
visit plfdparks.org
SUMMERTIME PICNIC FUN what you are working on and join in
JULY 20 on the fun!
Plainfield Township
Join us for some summertime fun on National Hot Dog Community Center
Day! Enjoy a hot dog, chips, drink and dessert for our MASSAGE & REFLEXOLOGY 15014 S. DesPlaines St.
summer-themed lunch. After lunch, stay and enjoy the Research shows the benefits of Plainfield, IL
summer sounds of the Good Clean Fun band. Registration massage and reflexology have a
deadline is Friday, July 15. positive impact on stress, range of
motion and relief of pain. Massage is
DAY OF RELAXATION
available the 1st & 3rd Tuesdays of the
AUG 15
month and Reflexology is available the
Celebrate National Relaxation Day by enjoying a 10-minute 2nd & 4th Tuesdays of the month. For
chair massage and learning about breathing exercises, the more information call 815-436-2029.
best teas for relaxation, and more. Registration deadline is
Monday, Aug. 8.
ACTIVE ADULT FITNESS CLASSES (55+)
STRONG & STURDY CHAIR YOGA
is designed for those active adults that want to improve is a gentle practice sitting in
balance, core strength, increase strength in legs and back a chair or standing using a
and learn to practice good body mechanics. chair for support. Chair yoga
increases flexibility, strength
FIT & FUN
and body awareness.
focuses on stability, balance, building strength and
flexibility, and cardio to get the heart pumping!
plfdparks.org 17Begin
Equestrian
THE
JOY OF
Riding
Begin your riding journey with the
Plainfield Park District. We have programs
that begin at the age of three. Learn about
safety around a horse, grooming and tacking
all in addition on how to ride.
REGISTER NOW:
SUMMER RIDING CLASSES Summer Camp
Scan the QR code or
Spend a week with the horses in our
visit plfdparks.org PROGRAMS FOR AGES 5 - 8+
equestrian summer camps. Scan the
Attention parents of horse-crazy 5-7-year-olds! Join our QR code on this page to view camp
12151 S. Normantown
Pee Wee Group or our Beginner Group lessons once a availability at plfdparks.org.
Road, Plainfield, IL
week during the summer evenings. Children can learn
(815) 254-1950
how to groom and tack as well as be introduced to the
basics of horsemanship. Please refer to the graphic PEE WEE CAMP (Ages 5-7)
Have a young child who loves horses?
opposite this page to better understand where your
This is a great introduction to horse
child should start with lessons.
care and riding.
PEE WEE CAMP 2 (Ages 5-7)
Has your mini equestrian already taken
pee wee classes at NTEC? If so, join us
for a level 2 camp.
BEGINNER 1
HORSE LOVER CAMP (Ages 8-18)
Start building your horse knowledge
this summer! This camp is for students
with little or no experience with horses.
BEGINNER 2
THIS SUMMER HORSE LOVER CAMP (Ages 8-18)
PATRIOTIC Beginner level 2 riders are those that
PONY RIDES have participated in past summer
JULY 3 camps and/or group lessons and
already know how to lead a horse,
groom, and tack with some assistance.
18Riding Lesson Class Selection ALL RIDING PROGRAMS REQUIRE:
For what level should I sign up my child? Boots w/
Small Heel
Long Pants
Starting with your child’s age, follow the path of experience to determine Helmet
which class is best suited for your child. Helmets are available for class use.
AGES Special Event Pony Rides
3-5 This a great introduction to riding a horse. Special
AGES events that offer pony rides have special horse
Pee Wee Group / LEVEL 1 5-7 guides that assist getting on and off the horse and
also walking along side with the pony and rider.
The first session focuses on ground work such as
safety, horse handling, grooming and tacking.
The last three lessons are a combination of
ground work and riding. Class may be repeated.
Pee Wee Camps AGES
Week long programs 5-7
for level 1 & level 2 Pee Wee Group / LEVEL 2
For pee wee riders becoming more independent
Pee Wee groups.
on horseback. Sessions continue to review safety
and ground work in addition to riding, but at a
Beginner Group Lessons faster pace than our entry level class.
Participants learn how to prepare a horse
for riding and begin to learn the gaits of AGES
walk and trot. Class also teaches 8+
students how to lead, groom and tack AGES
a horse. Students are assigned to 8+
a horse and will choose to ride
Beginner 2 Group Lessons
Beginner classes may be repeated until the
English or Western.
required skills for level 2 are mastered. Participants
must be proficient at putting on a halter, leading a
horse to the cross-ties, grooming a horse, knowing
Beginner Camps what tack is needed for riding and correctly tacking
a horse with some assistance.
AGES Week long programs
8+ for both beginner groups.
Private Lessons
Private lessons are available for riders ages 8
and older. Email ntec@plfdparks.org or call
(815) 254-1950 to register for private lessons.
AGES
13+
Volunteer
School Shows Find a Horse Spend time with the horses and volunteer.
Participate in Normantown Lease or purchase a horse to Email ntec@plfdparks.org
Equestrian Schooling Shows show. Boarding is available at the or call (815) 254-1950.
held at the barn. Normantown Equestrian Center.
plfdparks.org 19Foundation
The Plainfield Park District Board of Commissioners formed the
FRIENDS OF THE PLAINFIELD PARK DISTRICT FOUNDATION in 1985 to act
solely as a tax-exempt 501c3 fundraising organization. The Foundation
is a non-profit organization that assists the Park District in its mission
of providing recreation opportunities for all residents. The Foundation
General Info
currently consists of volunteers from the community who are active in
fundraising to support their cause.
LEAVE A LIVING MEMORY The Foundation’s mission is to improve the quality of life in the
The Friends of the Plainfield Park District invite residents to honor family Plainfield area by assisting in the preservation of open space and
members and fellow residents with the planting of a tree or bench in a enhancing recreation facilities and programs in the Plainfield Park
public park. District for people of all ages to enjoy. For more information about the
Trees Friends of the Plainfield Park District Foundation, call the Plainfield
Donors may choose to plant a tree in honor of a loved one. The tree is Park District at (815) 436-8812 or email friends@plfdparks.org.
installed by the Park District. ($700 donation)
Emily Brooks, President
Park Bench
For more information on
Start a legacy by placing a park bench that uses recycled materials in
the Foundation visit
a serene setting with a loved one’s name engraved on it. The bench is
plfdparks.org
installed by the Park District. ($1,500 donation)
Questions?
Email: foundation@plfdparks.org
Visit plfdparks.org or call (815) 436-8812
PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES SPORTS AFFILIATES
The Plainfield Park District relies on the support of businesses and
BASEBALL/SOFTBALL (Recreation & Travel)
organizations in the community to offset the high cost of programming and
Plainfield Athletic Club | plainfieldathleticlcub.org | (815) 267-1010
special events. It is because of the support of the community that we are able
SOCCER (Recreation)
to provide many great free or low-cost events throughout the year. If you are
Prairie Activity & Plainfield Soccer Association | plainfieldsoccer.org | (815) 439-7227
interested in learning more about the sponsorship opportunities available,
Recreation Center contact Plainfield Park District at (815) 436-8812. SOCCER (Travel)
(PARC) 24550 West PlainfieldUnitedSoccerClub.com | (815) 439-7227
BROCHURE CHANGES/ ERRORS DISCLAIMER
Renwick Road FOOTBALL & CHEER (Recreation & Travel)
Occasionally, there may be an error that appears in print or online regarding
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days, times, fees or other information. When such errors occur, Plainfield Park
District will do everything possible to correct the situation promptly. Thank SPECIAL AMENITIES
you for your patience and understanding when these situations arise. DOG PARKS
(815) 436-8812 • Clow Stephens I 16650 S. Lily Cache Road
STAFF LISTING For a full staff listing visit plfdparks.org.
plfdparks.org • Van Horn Woods East | 17200 S. Frontage Road
DO YOU HAVE AN IDEA FOR A CLASS? • Daisy Dog Park Located on 135th Street approximately
Or better yet, do you have an interest or skill you would like to share with ½ mile west of Route 30.
others in our community? The Plainfield Park District is always looking for TENNIS COURTS/PICKLEBALL
new program ideas and local talent to teach classes. For more information, • Village Green Park (Tennis & Pickleball Courts)
call the Director of Recreation and Facilities at (815) 436-8812. 24121 W. Chicago St. in Downtown Plainfield
• Ottawa Street Park (Tennis Court)
Next to the Ottawa Street Pool, 23820 W. Ottawa St. in Plainfield.
FISHING DOCKS
• BOY SCOUT PARK
Next to the Rec/Admin Center | 23729 W. Ottawa St., Plainfield
• OLDE RENWICK TRAIL
At the intersection of Indian Head Ln. & Olde Renwick Trail, Joliet
• VAN HORN WOODS EAST
17200 S. Frontage Road, Plainfield
SLED HILLS
• Cumberland Park | 6901 Gallatin Dr., Plainfield
• Norman Greenway | 13214 S. Blakely, Plainfield
(on 135th St. approximately ½ mile west of Route 30.)
• Rec/Admin Center | 23729 W. Ottawa St., Plainfield
For more special park amenities, see page 22-23 or visit plfdparks.org.
20
20SAFETY • FUN • TEAMWORK • INCLUSION • INTEGRITY
ABOUT US
Northern Will County Special Recreation Association (NWCSRA) represents the
partnership between Bolingbrook Park District, Lockport Township Park District, Plainfield
Park District, the Village of Romeoville, Brookeridge Park District and Justice Park District.
Our mission is to provide meaningful recreation opportunities for individuals with
disabilities that enhance their overall quality of life.
INCLUSION SERVICES
NWCSRA works collaboratively with the park district to provide reasonable
accommodations to individuals with a disability who wish to participate in a program
through the park district. Individuals should be provided the opportunity to participate in
recreation programs of their choice in the least restrictive environment.
For additional questions regarding inclusion support, contact Carrie Gascoigne
at 815-407-1819 ext. 9776.
Join our mailing list: email msiebert@nwcsra.org • Be sure to also “Like” us on Facebook!
Northern Will County Special Recreation Association
10 Montrose Drive, Romeoville, IL • 815-407-1819 • www.nwcsra.org
plfdparks.org 21Park & Facility Amenities
PP = Pocket Park
SP = School Park
CP = Community Park
SU = Special Use (Park/Facility)
Concessions
Boat Launch
Natural Area
Open Space
Sports Field
NP = Neighborhood Park
Playground
Ice Skating
Equestrian
Skate Park
Basketball
Restroom
Volleyball
Pickleball
Dog Park
Disc Golf
PT = Park Trail
Aquatics
Baseball
Acreage
Sled Hill
Softball
Fishing
Shelter
Tennis
NRA = Natural Resource Area
Class
Trails
BMX
Golf
SC = Sports Center
Andrew Meari PP 1 1 1 0.92
Aspen Falls PP 1 2.9
Aspen Meadows PP 1 1 1 1 1.64
Auburn Lakes NP 1 1 1 1 1 1 25.36
Autumn Fields PP 1 1 2.38
Autumn Lakes PP 1 1 0.35
Aux Sable NP 1 7
Boy Scout CP 1 1 1 1 1 1 5
Brookside PP 1 1.37
Budler Park PP 1 1
Cambridge Run NP 1 0.5 1 1 1 5.39
Canterbury Woods NP 1 1 1 1 1 26.25
Caton Ridge NP 0.5 1 1 1 1 21.57
Caton Ridge West PP 1 1 2.99
Champion Creek NP 1 0.5 1 1 7.58
Clearwater Springs NP 1 1 1 1 1 21
Clow Stephens CP 1 1 2 1 1 3 1 106.52
Commons PP 1 1 1 3.21
Creekside-North NP 1 1 1 1 1 14.73
Crossings at Wolf Creek NP 1 6
Cumberland PP 1 1 1 2.61
Darcy PP 1 0.5 1 1 3.2
Dayfield PP 1 1 0.69
Dunmore Estates NP 1 1 1 1 1 10.81
Eaton Preserve CP 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 76.6
Electric Park SU 1 1 1 1 2.88
Enclave NRA 1 3.54
Fairfield Ridge PP 1 1 2.197
Farmstone Ridge CP 1 1 17.89
Fort Beggs Bike Trail PT 1 18.32
Four Seasons CP 9 1 1 2 133.09
Four Seasons West/
CP 2 1 1 1 133.1
Avery Preserve
Gene Coldwater Park NP 1 1 1 1 5.71
Golden Meadows PP 1 1.3
Grand Prairie SP 1 0.5 1 1 1 0.22
Grand Prairie Tot PP 1 0.32
Great Divide Bike Trail PT 1 1 45.8
Greg Bott CP 4 2 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 58.7
Greywall Club PP 1 2.2
Harvest Glen NP 1 1 1 1 1 12.6
Heritage Green NP 1 5.5
Heritage Lakes PP 1 0.29
Heritage Meadows NP 1 1 1 1 1 12.3
Heritage Oaks PP 1 1 3.9
Hidden River PP 1 1 1 3.54
Indian Oaks PP 0.5 1 0.64
John Leach Memorial PP 1 1 0.53
22PP = Pocket Park
SP = School Park
CP = Community Park
SU = Special Use (Park/Facility)
Concessions
Boat Launch
Natural Area
Open Space
Sports Field
Playground
NP = Neighborhood Park
Ice Skating
Equestrian
Skate Park
Basketball
Restroom
Volleyball
Pickleball
Dog Park
Disc Golf
Aquatics
Baseball
PT = Park Trail
Acreage
Sled Hill
Softball
Fishing
Shelter
Tennis
NRA = Natural Resource Area
Class
Trails
BMX
Golf
SC = Sports Center
Kelly PP 1 0.5 1 2.3
Kendall Green PP 1 2.84
Kendall Ridge PP 1 0.5 1 1 1 3.96
Kendall Small PP 1 0.5
Kensington NP 3 6.76
Kings Crossing PP 1 1 1 1.56
Lakewood-Caton NP 0.5 1 1 1 1 22.53
Lakewood Falls Village PP 1 2.67
Legends Soccer Fields NP 3 1 10
Mather Woods NRA 1 1 1 1 67.2
McKenna Woods PP 1 1.16
Norman Greenway NRA 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 104.5
Normantown Equestrian Center SU 1 6
Normantown Trail PT 1 55
North Point PP 0.5 1 1 1 2.9
Northwest Community CP 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 30.42
Oaks at Van Horn NRA 1 1 1 36
Old Renwick Trail NP 1 1 1 1 1 28.45
Ottawa CP 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5.48
Parkview Meadows NP 1 1 1 10.47
Patriot Square NP 1 1 1 1 5.1
Prairie Knoll NRA 1 33.62
Quail Run PP 0.5 1 2.7
River Point Estates PT 1 1 7.44
Riverside Parkway NRA 1 1 1 1 1 42.01
Riverside South NRA 1 1 17.4
Riverview NRA 1 1 1 1 1 31.16
Riverwalk NRA 1 1 1 1 1 18.87
Rock Ridge NP 1 0.5 1 1 1 5.8
Rotary Park PP 1 1.5
Springbank Greenway NRA 1 12.3
Streams Park NP 1 1 1 1 7.2
Sunnyland PP 1 1 0.5
Sunset Parkway NP 1 1 1 1 16.37
The Ponds NP 0.5 1 1 1 5.56
Prairie Grove NP 0.5 1 1 1.8
The Reserve NRA 1 1 1 1 1 53.5
Van Horn Woods CP 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 3 3 4 1 87.7
Village Green PP 1 0.5 1 1 1 1 2.66
Vintage Harvest PP 0.5 1 1 2.23
Reiderer Park SP 1 0.5 1 1 3.55
Walkers Grove Tot NP 1 1 1 7.82
Water’s Edge PP 1 0.19
Wexford PP 1 1 1.16
Whisper Glen NP 1 1 1 3.9
Winding Creek NP 1 1 1 4.46
Windsor Ridge PP 1 0.9
Woodside PP 1 1 1.8
plfdparks.org 23Mail your signed registration form to: REFUND REQUESTS CODE OF CONDUCT
Prairie Activity & Recreation Center (PARC) Refund/transfer requests may be made up To ensure enjoyable and safe programs for
Attn: Registration to five business days prior to the start of all participants, the Plainfield Park District
24550 W. Renwick Road, class. A $5 service charge will be deducted has developed a Code of Conduct for all
Plainfield, IL 60544 from all refunds except for those canceled participants. Participants are expected to
by the Park District. Refund requests exhibit appropriate behavior at all times,
Mailed registration forms will be processed received after the deadline will be honored including:
by random selection. Confirmation will
Registration & Policies only for certified medical reasons, moving 1. Show respect to all participants
be e-mailed. Per Park District policy, a from the Park District, or those that qualify and staff
service charge of $20 will be incurred for a program guarantee refund. 2. Take direction from staff
by the registrant for checks returned for 3. Refrain from using abusive or
insufficient funds. PARK DISTRICT PROGRAM foul language
CANCELLATION 4. Refrain from causing bodily harm
ADA COMPLIANCE
If Plainfield School District 202 (PSD202) to self or others
Please contact the ADA Compliance
is closed due to inclement weather or 5. Show respect for equipment supplies
Officer with any questions or concerns
remote learning, all Plainfield Park District and facilities
regarding access to recreation for
programs scheduled prior to 3p will be 6. Not possess any weapons
Americans with Disabilities.
canceled. For programs occurring after 3p Additional rules may be developed for
Jennifer Rooks-Lopez please check social media and particular programs and athletic leagues
ADA Compliance Officer plfdparks.org after 2p for updated as deemed necessary by staff. Failure to
23729 W. Ottawa Street information. Exceptions may be made comply with this Code of Conduct may
Plainfield, IL 60544 for extreme temperature closings. See result in removal from the program or
Phone: (815) 436-8812 plfdparks.org and social media for event without refund.
Email: rooks-lopez@plfdparks.org updated information.
RESIDENCY REQUIREMENTS
PARKS LISTING GENERAL INFORMATION AND BOUNDARIES
For a park information listing see pages Attendance in classes is limited to
A Plainfield Park District resident is
22-33 or visit plfdparks.org. registered participants only. Parents and
described as a person whose legal domicile
siblings are not allowed in class unless
WAIT LISTS is within the boundaries of the Plainfield
otherwise stated. Recreation programs
Wait lists are formed when registration Park District. Residency is the principal
are designed for specific age groups.
for a program has reached its maximum. place of habitation of the individual
Participants must be the age designated
Participants are removed from the wait occupying the home, apartment,
in the class description before the course
list and enrolled in the program if space condominium or estate. It shall be the
begins. Birth certificates may be requested.
becomes available or an additional section principal yearly residence for the family
The Plainfield Park District assumes no
is formed. If a new section is formed, it may residing at that location. The resident
RESIDENT REGISTRATION responsibility for personal injury or loss of
not be on the same day, at the same time, must be able to produce a valid driver’s
Begins May 2 at 8:30a personal property for anyone attending or
or in the same location as the original license or state I.D., and a current property
participating in a Park District sponsored
Registrations taken online May 2 will program. For programs with multiple tax bill or voter’s registration card verifying
event or activity. The Plainfield Park
receive top priority. All others, including sections available during the same residency at that location.
District does not prorate fees based on
mail-in or drop-off forms received before registration session, participants will be customer availability to attend a class ADVERTISING AVAILABLE
May 2 will be processed after 8:30a on placed on a wait list for one section only. or late registration. Advertising space is available in our
May 2 in a random order. PROGRAM GUARANTEE seasonal brochures. If you would like more
ABOUT PROGRAM FEES
NON-RESIDENT If dissatisfied with a class or activity due information, contact Plainfield Park District
The Plainfield Park District strives to offer
to circumstances under the Park District’s at (815) 436-8812 or visit plfdparks.org.
REGISTRATION diversified year-round leisure services,
control, a full refund can be granted or the including recreational programs and PHOTOS AND VIDEO
Begins May 9 at 8:30a program may be repeated at no charge
Registrations taken in-person or online facilities, ensuring that all citizens have On occasion, the District staff may take
based on availability. Program guarantee an equal opportunity to take advantage of photos or videos of program participants
May 9, during regular business hours, refund requests may be made at the Prairie these services. However, since the demand at special events or people using the parks
see plfdparks.org for facility times. Activity & Recreation Center in person or is greater than the public’s ability through and facilities. The District staff may use
by calling (815) 436-8812 within five
HOW TO REGISTER tax dollars to support that demand and tax these photos or videos to inform others of
business days of the last class meeting. revenues are greatly limited for all types of recreational opportunities available in our
ONLINE
The program guarantee does not apply governmental services, it is necessary to community. We do not use identification
Don’t wait in line - register online! to adult sports leagues, food, beverages,
Register your household on our website, charge fees. These fees supplement other in our publicity materials. Please be aware
memberships and daily admissions, tickets sources of revenue used by the Park that photos and videos may be used in
plfdparks.org starting May 2 at 8:30a. To to entertainment and sporting events, trips
register, you need an account. To create an District and are a means to continue to future promotional pieces. All photos
or Great Adventures. provide and expand basic services on and videos are property of the
account, visit plfdparks.org and click on
“How To Register” in the top menu. REFUND CHECKS an equitable basis. Plainfield Park District.
WALK-IN Refunds are issued by check unless the EQUAL ACCESS
Walk-in registration is processed at payment was made with a credit or debit No participant shall, on the basis of race,
Prairie Activity & Recreation Center (PARC). card in which case the refund will be sex, creed, national origin, or disability,
See plfdparks.org for times. applied to the card used. Refund checks are be denied equal access to programs,
BY MAIL approved at the Board of Commissioners activities, services or benefits, or be limited
Scan the code to the left for meetings each month (unless otherwise in the exercise of any right, privilege,
a printable registration form. noted). Checks over $10 are mailed the next advantage or opportunity.
You can also download a day. Refunds of $10 or less will automatically
form by going to our “How to be issued as a household credit to be used
Register” page at plfdparks.org. by December 15 of each year. Credits not
used by that date will then be refunded by
check. If the credit is less than $10 it will
remain as a household credit unless
a refund is requested.
24Gol f THE
BROOKS
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Private & Group Lessons For All Ages
Family Golf • Tournaments
Adult & Junior Leagues
Visit Naperbrook’s newly renovated
practice area featuring a 14,000 sq. ft.
practice green, 3/4 acre turf range tee
and new practice bunker!
BROOKS
ADVANTAGE
CARD
Purchase the Brooks Advantage Card
at either location & enjoy the following benefits:
$5 Discount On Each Round Played
$1 Savings On Range Tokens
Cardholder-only Events & Promotions
Discounts On Golf Shop Merchandise
NAPERBROOK GOLF COURSE SPRINGBROOK GOLF COURSE
22204 W. 111th St. 2220 W. 83rd St.
Plainfield, IL 60585 Naperville, IL 60564
630-378-4215 630-848-5060plfdparks.org 25
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