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Learn-To-Swim (Fee required) - offered year round
Parks and Recreation pool facilities are lifeguard supervised.Our Learn-to-Swim program has been designed to develop and enhance the swimming skills of all registered children. With so many pools and open bodies of water surrounding South Florida it is a necessity for children to have a basic swimming ability, it could be a life saving skill.
Courses are geared towards toddlers (ages 3 and up), youths and adults. All participants receive the appropriate Red Cross Certification upon successful completion of the 10 session course.
For more information on times and dates for Learn-to-Swim call Hadley Pool at (305) 638-8340 or your local pool facility. Please be aware that some pool facilities will not be open and available to take your phone calls till June 14, 2004.
** All Learn-To-Swim Programs cost $35 (for ten sessions) for city residents and $45 (for ten sessions) for non-city residents.
*** Times are subject to change, please call your local pool to confirm times and register.
Sailing Camp
Let your child enjoy the open seas and learn about the sport of sailing. Participants will learn how to operate a small craft, safety practices, emergency procedures, knot tying, how to read a chart and more. This is a paid camp of $80 a week for city residents; non-city residents pay $95 a week. For more information call (305) 416 - 1308.
Basketball Camp
In its third year this co-ed basketball camp is for any 14 - 17 year old who loves basketball. Conditioning, health and fitness, basketball fundamentals, academics and more. Camp runs from 9am - 3.30pm at Booker T. Washington High School from June till August. There is a $25 registration fee which includes the first two weeks of camp, reversible uniform and insurance. Each additional week is $10. For more information call Jose Diaz at (305) 416-1372 or (786) 457-5081.
Curtis
TIMES:
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2300 North River Drive
TBA
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(305) 634-7352
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Gibson
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1245 NW 4 Avenue
pool is open to the public
but no lessons offered
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(305) 579-6945
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Hadley
TIMES:
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4800 NW 12 Avenue
5:00 - 6:00 6:00 - 7:00
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(305) 638-8340
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Marti
TIMES:
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351 SW 4 Street
5:30 - 8pm for youth
After 8pm for adults
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(305) 575-5265
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Morningside
TIMES:
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850 NW 62 Street
TBA
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(305) 754-0185
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Range
TIMES:
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525 NW 62 Street
8am - 9am call after June 14
to see if more times are added
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(305) 759-1865
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Shenandoah
TIMES:
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1805 SW 22 Avenue
4:30 - 5:20 5.30 - 6.20
6:30 - 7:20 7:30 - 8:20
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(305) 856-9549
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Virrick
TIMES:
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3255 Plaza Street
TBA
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(305) 445-0115
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West End
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250 SW 60 Avenue
TBA - Classes begin
after July 9th.
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(305) 264-0131
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Williams
TIMES:
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1717 NW 5 Avenue
TBA
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(305) 579-6979
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Bryan Park offers a free comprehensive tennis program for children ages 7-13. Physical conditioning, tennis tournaments, group work, footwork and more will be focused on during the camp. Campers will also participate in Learn to Swim and recreational swim as well as outdoor and indoor games. Maximum of 60 campers. For more information call (305) 642-1271.
7-13 Years of Age
We thank the Kiwanis Club of Little Havana for sponsoring the free summer Baseball Camp for 15 consecutive years at Shenandoah Park. For more information, call Kiwanis Club of Little Havana at (305) 644-8888.
Baseball Camp
Shenandoah Park
1800 SW 21 Street
Contact your local park to find out more about our summer games and their dates.
Track and Field - Sports consisting of athletic contests such as foot races, sack races, jumping and running events.
Super Soccer - Participants are timed as they dribble a soccer ball with their feet from the center of the starting line, through cones and attempt a shot for the goal.
Punt-Pass-Kick - this contest is played with a football, each participant is allowed only 1 Pass, 1 Punt and 1 Place kick.. Winners are determined by totaling the points of all three events.
Hot Shot - A basketball Shoot-Out Contest which each participant receives points for shooting the basketball from a specified marked area on the court.
Co-Volleyball - A game played on a rectangular court between 2 teams of 6 players in which a large inflated ball is volleyed back and forth across a high net until the ball touches the floor or is hit out of bounds.
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