Register 24/7 at rectrac.cstx.gov or visit Stephen C. Beachy Central Park Office, Monday-Friday from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Cash, credit card, or check accepted. Checks should be made payable to “City of College Station.” A charge will be assessed on returned checks.
SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS
We welcome people of all ability levels to enjoy and participate in our various quality programs and services. The Parks and Recreation Department complies with Title II Standards of the Americans with Disabilities Act. Questions regarding special accommodations should be directed to parks staff at 979.764.3486.
BOOKS & SUPPLIES
Books and supplies are not included in the class fee unless stated in the description.
WAITING LIST
If registering for a class already filled, your name can be placed on a waiting list. That does not guarantee your spot, but individuals will be contacted if one becomes available.
CANCELED CLASSES/SESSIONS
If a class/session is canceled, every effort will be made to notify parents and students by telephone before the first class meeting. Refunds will be processed within 30 days of cancelation by check. No cash refunds will be issued.
WITHDRAWALS & REFUNDS
Classes and programs are subject to a $21 transfer/cancelation fee. Refunds are processed within 30 days of request by check. No cash refunds will be issued.
PHOTOGRAPHY
Smile; you may be captured on camera! City staff routinely takes photos and videos of our programs and facilities for promotional purposes. Please be aware that by using our facilities and programs, you grant the City of College Station the right to use and publish your or your minor child’s image and that no monetary compensation will be given.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
We value you as a customer. If you are not happy with the quality of a program or service, please tell the facility staff immediately so we can correct the situation.
THE FACILITIES OF COLLEGE STATION PARKS & RECREATION ARE NOT CHILD CARE FACILITIES, AND THE PROGRAMS LISTED IN THIS GUIDE ARE NOT LICENSED BY THE STATE OF TEXAS FOR CHILD CARE UNDER TEXAS HUMAN RESOURCES CODE SEC. 42.041(B)(14).
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SPECIAL EVENTS
EXPLORING HISTORY LUNCHEONS | REGISTRATION ENDS FRIDAY BEFORE LUNCHEON
Enjoy lunch while learning about our community’s history through lectures made possible through a partnership with the College Station Historic Preservation Committee. Attendance is free, but lunch is $10 per person. Lunch reservations are required by the Friday before the luncheon. You can reserve your lunch online, by calling 979.764.3486, or by visiting a park facility. Payment is required at registration.
All Ages $10/lunch 3rd Wed. Monthly 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Larry J. Ringer Library
Sept. 18 “Arts Council of the Brazos Valley“ by Megan Woytek
Oct. 16 “102 Years of WTAW Radio” by Mary Mike Hatcher, Bill Hicks, Ben Downs, and Scott DeLucia
Nov. 20 “A Pictorial History of Bryan & College Station 1980s Edition” by Michael Gomez
Dec. 11 “William D. Fitch” by Pete Normand
MOVIES IN THE PARK
Bring your blankets, chairs, and picnic baskets to the Wolf Pen Creek Amphitheater to enjoy free, familyfriendly movies on our 32-foot inflatable, high-definition screen. The gates open at 7 p.m., followed by the movie at 8 p.m. Guests may bring refreshments, but coolers must be 48 quarts or smaller. Alcohol and glass containers are not allowed. Free parking is available at Post Oak Mall, with accessible parking near Colgate Drive. Sorry, pets are not allowed.
All Ages Free Fri.
Sept. 27 Brave (rescheduled) PG
Gates open at 7 p.m. Movie starts at 8 p.m.
Oct. 11 Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire PG-13
ROCKING AT THE CREEK
Wolf Pen Creek Amphitheater
Looking for local music? Come to the Wolf Pen Creek Amphitheater and rock out with local artists at Rocking at the Creek. Support area musicians of all genres at the free event. Families, friends, and visitors can bring picnic baskets, coolers, blankets, and lawn chairs for a night of live music. The gates open at 5 p.m., followed by the concerts at 6 p.m. Free parking is available at Post Oak Mall, with accessible parking near Colgate Drive. Sorry, pets are not allowed.
All Ages Free Oct. 19
TRUNK OR TREE-T
Gates open at 5 p.m. Concert starts at 6 p.m.
Wolf Pen Creek Amphitheater
Join the City of College Station and Texas A&M Forest Service celebrating Texas Trees at Trunk or Tree-T at Wolf Pen Creek. The free, family friendly event will host booths with games, children’s activities, prizes, treats, and FREE TREES!
With Halloween season and Texas Arbor Day falling back-to-back in 2024, we are thrilled to celebrate the many Treats that Texas Trees provide on Oct. 25. Learn about all things trees- the habitats they create, the health and wellness benefits of community trees, protecting and preserving our trees, and more.
Food vendors will be available. Alcohol and glass containers are not allowed. Post Oak Mall offers free parking, and accessible parking is available on Colgate Street. Shuttles will not be available, and dogs are not allowed.
All Ages Free Oct. 25 5-8:30 p.m.
Wolf Pen Creek Festival Site
CHRISTMAS IN THE PARK
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas at Stephen C. Beachy Central Park! College Station’s beautiful Christmas in the Park displays started in 1984, when a local family funded a couple of light panels. Today, the displays have grown to more than one million lights and are a holiday mainstay.
Our crews work year-round preparing the light panels to ensure they brightly shine when we flip the switch on Thanksgiving Day. The hundreds of illuminated panels — a bulb for every inch — are taped precisely to preserve the panels’ mesmerizing effects.
We offer three ways to enjoy the time-honored tradition of holiday lights at Beachy Central Park:
R LIGHTS ON | NOV. 28-JAN. 1, 6-11 P.M.
Guests can continue the family tradition of viewing more than one million lights that will decorate the beautiful 47-acre Stephen C. Beachy Central Park. Admission is free, and parking is available in the park.
Don’t forget to bring your wish list for Santa. Our staff has arrangements with his elves to accept letters for Santa in our North Pole mailbox outside the Central Park Office. Drop your letter off from Nov. 28Dec. 24 to ensure safe delivery.
R JINGLE BELL FUN RUN | DEC. 7, 6 P.M.
Join us for the one-mile, untimed Jingle Bell Fun Run through the lights to kick off Christmas in the Park event weekend. The race starts at 6 p.m. at the hayride line near the tennis courts. Part of the run is on an unpaved surface.
The entry fee is $15 and includes a shirt and jingle bells if you register by Nov. 17. The cost is $20 during the Nov. 17-Dec.1 late registration period. Jingle bells are included, but you are not guaranteed a shirt. Participants three years old and under are free. No parking is available in the park on the event day. Dogs are not allowed.
Packet pick-up is 8 a.m.-5 p.m. on Dec. 4 and 8 a.m.-6 p.m. on Dec. 5 at the Stephen C. Beachy Central Park Office at 1000 Krenek Tap Road.
R EVENT WEEKEND | DEC. 6 & 7, 6-10 P.M.
Enjoy old-fashioned hayrides, cookies, hot cocoa, live entertainment, real snow slides, photos with Santa, and more. Guests may bring refreshments, but coolers must be 48 quarts or smaller. Alcohol, glass containers, and pets are not allowed. Admission is free.
Free wristbands are required to participate in all activities. To receive a wristband, you must complete a waiver form at an information booth. A professional photographer is not provided for photos with Santa, but you’re encouraged to bring your camera to capture the moment.
Recreation Drive closes from 7 a.m.-midnight., and visitors are unable to drive through the park. Shuttles run from 4 p.m.-midnight from the Post Oak Mall parking lot (Macy’s side). Accessible parking is available at the Beachy Central Park softball complex, accessed from State Highway 6.
E XP L ORING HIS T O R Y L UNCH E ON S
Enjoy lunch while learning about our community’s history.
SEPT. 18
OCT. 16
NOV. 20
DEC. 11
"Arts Council of the Brazos Valley“ by Megan Woytek
“102 Years of WTAW Radio” by Mary Mike Hatcher, Bill Hicks, Ben Downs, and Scott DeLucia
“A Pictorial History of Bryan & College Station 1980s Edition” by Michael Gomez
“William D. Fitch” by Pete Normand
Luncheons are at 11:30 a.m. at the Larry J. Ringer Library. Attendance is free, but lunch is $10 per person. Lunch reservations are required by the Friday before the luncheon. You can reserve your lunch online, by phone at 979.764.3486, or by visiting a parks facility.
SCAN T O RESE R VE Y OUR L UNC H
ATHLETIC INFORMATION
Check schedules and results teamsideline.com/collegestation
Check for athletic field closures cstx.gov/fieldstatus
Apply to be a volunteer coach for youth programs cstx.gov/sportsvolunteer
ATHLETIC PARTNERS
BCS Soccer League bcssoccer.com
Brazos Valley Girls Softball bvgsa.net
Brazos Valley Tennis Association bvtatennis.com
College Station Little League collegestationlittleleague.com
College Station Soccer Club cssoccer.org
YOUTH PROGRAMS
FUNDAMENTAL FIELD HOCKEY | REGISTRATION ENDS AUG. 30
FUNdamental Field Hockey introduces participants to the game by engaging them in core concepts, rules, skills, and strategies. The eight-week program is taught by a former college player with high school and college-level coaching experience. Equipment is provided. Cleats and shin guards are recommended, and mouth guards are required.
Ages 5-13
$37 Wed. Sept. 4-Oct. 16 6:30-7:30 p.m.
FLAG FOOTBALL | REGISTRATION ENDS AUG. 30
Stephen C. Beachy Central Park
Flag football provides a fun and exciting opportunity for continuous action while learning lessons in teamwork. Players are drafted by teams and gain experience on offense and defense.
SPEED & AGILITY TRAINING | REGISTRATION ENDS SEPT. 3
Stephen C. Beachy Central Park
Stephen C. Beachy Central Park
Stephen C. Beachy Central Park
Participants develop athleticism through speed and agility training in a positive environment. Coaches emphasize conditioning, footwork, strength, and the formation of positive attitudes.
Ages 5-8
Ages 9-13
$80 Tue. Sept. 3-Oct. 22 6-7 p.m. Stephen C. Beachy Central Park
$80 Tue. Sept. 3-Oct. 22 7-8 p.m. Stephen C. Beachy Central Park
The Junior Beginner level is a fun introduction to tennis. Beginners learn the basics of the forehand, backhand, serve, and volley in a fast-paced, interactive environment. The last session is a game night with a chance to win prizes.
Ages 5-9
Ages 10-16
Ages 5-9
$95 Resident/ $115 Non-Resident Mon. Sept. 23-Oct. 28 6-7 p.m. Bee Creek Park
$95 Resident/ $115 Non-Resident Mon. Sept. 23-Oct. 28 7-8 p.m. Bee Creek Park
$95 Resident/ $115 Non-Resident Wed. Sept. 25-Oct. 30 6-7 p.m. Bee Creek Park
The intermediate program is for players with previous instruction from a tennis professional on basic tennis strokes. Players focus on static and live-ball drills for singles and doubles. The last session is a fun game night with prizes.
Ages 9-12 Tue. 6-7 p.m. Sept. 24-Oct. 29 Bee Creek Park
Ages 13-16 Thu. 6-7 p.m. Sept. 26-Oct. 31 Bee Creek Park
HIGH-PERFORMANCE TENNIS ACADEMY | REGISTRATION ENDS SEPT. 27
The academy is for high school and adult players interested in tournaments or leagues with previous instruction from a tennis professional on basic tennis strokes. Each session enhances technical, strategic, and physical capabilities through live-ball drills, match play, and conditioning.
Ages 14+
$115 Resident/ $132 Non-Resident Thu. Sept. 26-Oct. 31 7-8:30 p.m. Bee Creek Park
WINTER BASKETBALL | REGISTRATION: ENDS DEC. 2
Winter Basketball participants learn the basic skills of basketball, teamwork, and training for the next level. Each participant is drafted to a team after a pre-draft workout and receives a jersey. The pre-draft workout for Monday/Wednesday participants is on Dec. 2, and the workout for Tuesday/Thursday participants is on Dec. 3. The season begins with two weeks of practice in December, with no practices from Dec. 16-Jan. 5.
8-9 Boys (8-9 years) Mon., Wed., & Sat., or Tue., Thu., & Sat
10-11 Girls (10-11 years) Tue., Thu., & Sat.
10-11 Boys (10-11 years) Mon., Wed., & Sat., or Tue., Thu., & Sat.
12-13 Boys (12-13 years) Mon., Wed., & Sat.
ADULT PROGRAMS
SOFTBALL
LEAGUE | REGISTRATION ENDS AUG. 16
LATE REGISTRATION ($20 LATE FEE): AUG. 17-23
Men’s and coed divisions are offered. Nights of play are determined by registered division. Coed teams consist of at least four females and six males with a maximum roster of 20 players.
Coed volleyball divisions are offered. Teams may choose to play on Tuesday or Thursday nights, and no more than three men or four women can be on the court per team. Teams are assigned a division based on the registration questionnaire and previous league performance.
ULTIMATE FRISBEE LEAGUE | REGISTRATION ENDS SEPT. 17
Lincoln Recreation Center
BCS Ultimate runs the coed league. Individual or team registration is available, and team rosters may include up to 12 players. Teams field five men and two women at a time. Each team plays two games per night, with the first game starting at 6:30 p.m. Games are played on a 70x40-yard field and follow USA Ultimate rules. Individuals participate in an evaluation night, followed by a draft.
The class is a fun, active introduction to tennis. Players learn basic tennis strokes, scoring, and strategy. Participants also engage in games during each session to increase their enjoyment.
Ages 16+
$95 Resident/ $115 Non-Resident Tue. Sept. 24-Oct. 29 7-8 p.m. Bee Creek Park
INTERMEDIATE TENNIS | REGISTRATION ENDS SEPT. 27
The intermediate program is for players with previous instruction from a tennis professional on basic tennis strokes. Players focus on static and live-ball drills for singles and doubles play with a review of fundamentals for increased consistency. Point simulation and strategy are emphasized.
Ages 16+
$95 Resident/ $115 Non-Resident Wed. 7-8:30 p.m. Sept. 25-Oct. 30 Bee Creek Park
ROUND-ROBIN TENNIS LEAGUE | REGISTRATION ENDS SEPT. 27
The league is for adults comfortable with match play and interested in competing in a lively social setting. Players are guaranteed a doubles set (six-game, no-ad scoring) and single set (six-game, no-ad scoring) each week in a round-robin format, allowing competitors to face new opponents constantly.
HIGH-PERFORMANCE TENNIS ACADEMY | REGISTRATION ENDS SEPT. 27
The academy is for high school and adult players interested in tournaments or leagues who have had previous instruction from a tennis professional on basic tennis strokes. Each session enhances technical, strategic, and physical capabilities through live-ball drills, match play, and conditioning.
Ages 14+
$115 Resident/ $132 Non-Resident Thu. Sept. 26-Oct. 31 7-8:30 p.m. Bee Creek Park
GARY HALTER NATURE
YOUTH PROGRAMS
BIRDING 101
New and experienced birders are invited to sharpen their skills with the Rio Brazos Audubon Society. Learn to identify birds by sight and sound, use field guides and binoculars, and explore the Brazos Valley’s native and migrating species. The class meets at the Nature Center and hikes through Lick Creek Park’s beautiful trails. Dress appropriately for the outdoors and wear closed-toed shoes. Binoculars are available to borrow at the Gary Halter Nature Center. Thank you to the dedicated volunteers from the Rio Brazos Audubon Society for making the program possible for over a decade!
Unwind, connect, and rejuvenate with like-minded families in a warm and supportive environment. The event is designed to include all skill levels, welcoming seasoned yogis and beginners alike. Yoga mats are provided while supplies last, but feel free to bring your own – and don’t forget to bring a water bottle to stay hydrated! Don’t miss this chance to boost your family’s well-being and experience the benefits of yoga together.
Beat the last day of summer heat at the Gary Halter Nature Center for a morning of all things mud! Join us for games, activities, and presentations about mud. Roll in a giant mud wallow, throw a mud ball at a target at our mud archery grounds, learn what creatures call mud home, make a mud pie in our mud kitchen, create a mud sculpture or painting, and so much more. We will provide water hoses for quick rinse stations, but extra clothing and lots of towels for the ride home are strongly encouraged.
All Ages Free Sat. Sept. 21 9 a.m.-12 p.m.
FLY TYING CLASS
Want to learn the art of conservation and tying fishing flies? Join the Aggieland Fly Fishers for a free monthly education session taught by local fly tyers. All skill levels are welcome.
Ages 8+ Free Thu. Sept. 26, Oct. 24, Nov. 14, Dec. 12 6-8 p.m. Lick Creek Nature Center
HAUNTED HIKES
Prepare for thrilling encounters on an exclusive night hike through Lick Creek Park under the cover of darkness. Start your event with a spooky guided hike focused on local cryptids such as chupacabras, prairie devils, gator man, and even the world-famous Sasquatch! As we explore the park at night, we might encounter native wildlife such as bats, snakes, owls, and fireflies. Registration includes access to an exclusive hallowed hang out with classic monster movies, photo props, yard games, a spooky smores station and more. Space is limited. Ages 13+
TEXAS HUNTER SAFETY CERTIFICATION COURSE
REGISTRATION
ENDS FRIDAY BEFORE THE FIRST CLASS DAY
Participants nine years and older must complete the course to hunt in Texas legally. A parent must accompany anyone under 13. On class day, participants must pay $5 in cash to Texas Parks and Wildlife to cover the certificate cost.
ADULT PROGRAMS
TAI CHI RELAXATION - LEVEL 1 | REGISTRATION THROUGH FIRST DAY OF CLASS
Tai Chi Relaxation is a meditative art of motion and stillness that teaches the dynamics of relaxation as a set of health and healing codes for the body, the mind, and the heart. The class will introduce the basics of Chi (chee) and acupuncture points as the language of health and healing through the lens of traditional Chinese medicine. The class trains those struggling with high stress jobs, restless sleep, and difficulty to find inner harmony to relax the body, quiet the mind, and calm the emotions through agility and flexibility training.
The class is designed for people of all ages and health conditions and is taught by Mai Lisette Templin, who has over 30 years of practice and 12 years of teaching experience. No class is scheduled on Sept. 2 or Nov. 25.
SESSION 1 - 8 CLASS SERIES
Ages 16+ $96 Mon. Aug. 19-Oct 14 6-7 p.m.
SESSION 2 - 8 CLASS SERIES
Ages 16+ $96 Mon. Oct. 21-Dec. 16 6-7 p.m.
FLY TYING CLASS
Want to learn the art of conservation and tying fishing flies? Join the Aggieland Fly Fishers for a free monthly education session taught by local fly tyers. All skill levels are welcome.
Ages 8+ Free Thu. Sept. 26, Oct. 24, Nov. 14, Dec. 12 6-8 p.m. Lick Creek Nature Center
SHENG ZHEN MEDITATION FOR INNER PEACE
REGISTRATION THROUGH FIRST DAY OF CLASS
Sheng Zhen Meditation in Motion is a meditative art of relaxing through sacred flowing movements and the practice of stillness. The class is for those who want to learn and include meditation in their daily lives. The meditative physical movements train the body to be flexible, agile, and balanced. The mental training of being in the moment will expand the mind and the heart to reach a more transcendent state of consciousness to experience inner peace.
The class is designed for people of all ages and health conditions and is taught by Mai Lisette Templin, who has over 30 years of practice and 12 years of teaching experience. No class is scheduled on Sept. 4 or Nov. 27.
SESSION 1 - 8 CLASS SERIES
TEXAS HUNTER SAFETY CERTIFICATION COURSE
REGISTRATION ENDS FRIDAY BEFORE THE FIRST CLASS DAY
Participants nine years and older must complete the course to hunt in Texas legally. A parent must accompany anyone under 13. On class day, participants must pay $5 in cash to Texas Parks and Wildlife to cover the certificate cost.
MEDITATION MEETUP
The group sessions are dedicated to those seeking peace and tranquility. Learn how to create a sanctuary in the present moment, let go of internal narratives, and manifest a better world. The group meets outside and is guided by Lance McDowell and Brett Warnecke. No meet ups are scheduled on Sept. 1 or Dec. 1.
Ages 18+ Free Sun. Sept. 8-Dec. 15 11
HAUNTED HIKES
Prepare for a thrilling encounter on an exclusive night hike through Lick Creek Park under the cover of darkness. Start your event with a spooky guided hike focused on local cryptids such as chupacabras, prairie devils, gator man, and even the world-famous Sasquatch! As we explore the park at night, we might encounter native wildlife such as bats, snakes, owls, and fireflies. Registration includes access to an exclusive hallowed hang out with classic monster movies, photo props, yard games, a spooky smores station and more. Space is limited.
Ages 13+ $5 Fri. Oct. 18 6:30-9:30 p.m.
HOLISTIC HEALTH DAYS
Recharge and improve your physical and mental health at Lick Creek Park. Experience the transformative power of holistic practices with a rejuvenating day of self-care and wellness in serene surroundings. Materials are provided in the climate-controlled classroom at the Gary Halter Nature Center. All skill levels are welcome.
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
10-10:45 a.m.
11-11:45 a.m.
12-12:45 p.m.
1-1:45 p.m.
Sheng Zhen Qi Gong with Lisette Templin
Meditation/Dhamma with Lance McDowell and Brett Warnecke
Yoga with Bre Brittain
Sound Bowl Healing with Latasha Stancil
ALL AGES WELCOME
BIRDING 101
New and experienced birders are invited to sharpen their skills with the Rio Brazos Audubon Society. Learn to identify birds by sight and sound, use field guides and binoculars, and explore the Brazos Valley’s native and migrating species. The class meets at the Nature Center and hikes through Lick Creek Park’s trails. Dress appropriately for the outdoors and wear closed-toed shoes. Binoculars are available to borrow at the Gary Halter Nature Center. Thank you to the dedicated volunteers from the Rio Brazos Audubon Society for making the program possible for over a decade!
Join us in making a difference for our water, wildlife, and wild places. Volunteer alongside members of the Post Oak Chapter of the Native Plant Society and the Brazos Valley Chapter of the Texas Master Naturalists to remove invasive plants, helping to preserve the unique ecosystems and demonstration gardens at Lick Creek Park. Bring gloves, a reusable water bottle, and your favorite garden tools. We are happy to provide certificates as proof of service hours. Sign-up at the Nature Center or call 979.764.6216 .
LICK CREEK PARK IN THE DARK | REGISTRATION THROUGH WEDNESDAY BEFORE CAMP
You don’t have to travel far to create fun memories with your friends and family. The Lick Creek Nature Center invites you to camp out on the night of Friday, Nov. 8, or Friday, Nov. 15. Choose your adventure or join us for favorites such as a hot dog dinner, nature presentations, s’mores, and a night hike. We will even help you learn camping basics and discover the nocturnal creatures that call Lick Creek Park home. The family-friendly event begins at 6 p.m. and ends at 7 a.m. on Saturday. Campers must bring a tent, supplies, snacks, and drinks. Electricity is not provided, so pack flashlights, tent lanterns, sleeping bags, insect repellents, and folding chairs.
Limited spots are available, and registration ends the Wednesday before camp. The cost is $8 per person. Children must be accompanied by an adult (18+), and pets are not allowed.
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
FRIDAY
6 p.m. Check-in & Camp Site Set-up
6 p.m. Special Nature Presentations, Activities, S’mores and Games Start
7 p.m. Hot Dog Dinner
7:30 p.m. Night Hikes Begin
9:00 p.m. Special Nature Presentations and Night Hikes End
Forest walks are a grounding, sensory rich, relational meditation practice with the natural world. You may have heard it called forest bathing, hiking, or simply going for a walk. We will take our time in nature, meandering and connecting to the environment to benefit our bodies and minds through invitations provided by your ANFT Certified Guide for 2.5 hours. Come prepared with a bottle of water and a snack, and wear comfortable shoes and be dressed for the weather. The walks are conducted at a leisurely pace for less than 0.25 miles and are generally self-directed after the guide has completed the introductions and opening ceremonies. Additional details will be provided 2-3 days before the scheduled walk. Registration is limited to 20 people. Call the Gary Halter Nature Center to at 979-764-6216 to sign up.
All Ages Free Wed. Sept. 18 7:45-9:15 p.m.
YOUTH PROGRAMS
AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM | REGISTRATION OPENS JULY 15
Guided by well-trained staff, kids ages 6-15 engage in games, sports, arts and crafts, and have time for homework. Transportation is provided from South Knoll, College Hills, Rock Prairie, Southwood Valley, River Bend, Oakwood Intermediate, A&M Consolidated Middle School, and International Leadership of Texas. Participation requires a completed membership application and transportation waiver and payment of the membership and transportation fees (if needed).
14-Dec. 20
10-11, 14, Dec. 20
Release Day Dec. 19
Closed Sept. 2, Nov. 25-29, Dec. 23-Jan. 1
SPRING SEMESTER
Registration opens Nov. 4 Jan. 7-May 23
Jan. 6, Jan. 20, Mar. 14, Apr. 18, May 26-30
FEES
BEGINNER OKINAWAN KARATE | REGISTRATION THROUGH FIRST CLASS DAY
Practicing martial arts helps to develop discipline, self-defense skills, and sound judgement. The class is open to children ages 5-20 and beginners with a yellow belt or lower. Instructor Chiyo Spaulding is a former AAU national champion who has taught children martial arts for 20 years, producing several nationally ranked competitors. Caregivers are welcome to enroll with their children.
Ages 5-10
Ages 5-10
Ages 5-10
Ages 5-10
$40 Mon. Sept. 9-30 5:15-6 p.m.
$40 Mon. Oct. 7-28 5:15-6 p.m.
$40 Mon. Nov. 4-25 5:15-6 p.m.
$40 Mon. Dec. 2-16 5:15-6 p.m.
ADVANCED OKINAWAN KARATE | REGISTRATION THROUGH FIRST CLASS DAY
Practicing martial arts helps develop discipline, self-defense skills, and sound judgement. The training program focuses on the traditions of karate-do and the way of karate. The class is open to children ages 11+, adults, and advanced students with a blue belt or higher. Participants engage in light sparring and practice weapon forms. Instructor Chiyo Spaulding is a former AAU national champion who has taught martial arts for 20 years, producing several nationally ranked competitors. Caregivers are welcome to sign up with their children.
Ages 11+
Ages 11+
Ages 11+
Ages 11+
$50 Mon. Sept. 9-30 6:15-7:15 p.m.
$50 Mon. Oct. 7-28 6:15-7:15 p.m.
$50 Mon. Nov. 4-25 6:15-7:15 p.m.
$50 Mon. Dec. 2-16 6:15-7:15 p.m.
YOUTH SPECIAL EVENTS
FRIDAY NIGHT LIVE
Are you looking for a safe and supervised environment for teens? Then join us for Friday Night Live! Test your skills and win prizes by playing video and board games, Minute to Win It, and athletic competitions. Refreshments will be available.
Grades 5-8
Grades 5-8
$1 Fri. Sept. 13 6:30-8:30 p.m.
$1 Fri. Oct. 4 6:30-8:30 p.m.
ADULT PROGRAMS
MEMBERSHIPS
Programs marked “membership” are free with a facility membership.
FITNESS CENTER
The facility is equipped with cardio machines, weight-training circuit, single-station machines, and a complete range of free-weight equipment, including benches, barbells, and dumbbells.
Ages 18+
Ages 18+
Ages 18+ Membership Sun. Aug. 4-Sept. 29
ZUMBA
Get moving with the popular fitness program that uses dance moves and cardiovascular exercises set to upbeat Latin music. Inspired by Latin dance, Zumba® is aerobic dancing that is fun and easy to learn. All skill levels are welcome. No classes are scheduled on Sept. 2, Oct. 17, or Oct. 24.
Shoot around with your friends or challenge them to a pickup game. Courts are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Reservations are not accepted, and basketballs are not provided. Open gym is not available on Sept. 1.
Ages 16+ Membership Sun Aug. 4-Sept. 29 3-7 p.m.
PICKLEBALL
Practice your pickleball skills, play a pickup match, meet friends, and stay active. Balls and nets are provided. No pickleball is scheduled on Sept. 1.
Ages 16+ Membership Sun. Aug. 4-Sept. 29 3-7p.m. Gold Gym
SENIOR PROGRAMS
MEMBERSHIPS
Memberships may be used for senior programming at the Lincoln Recreation Center, Meyer Senior and Community Center, and the Southwood Community Center. Memberships can be purchased at the facilities or by calling 979.764.2670 and are good for one calendar year from the date of purchase. Programs marked “membership” are free with a senior membership.
MEMBERSHIPS RESIDENT NON-RESIDENT
FITNESS CENTER & WALKING
Use the treadmill, elliptical, or get your steps in by walking in the gym or outdoors under the covered pavilion. The fitness center is equipped with cardio machines, weight-training circuit, single-station machines, and a complete range of free-weight equipment, including benches, barbells, and dumbbells. Ages
TABLE GAMES
Enjoy board games, card games, dominoes, Phase 10, and more.
HOT LUNCH
A daily healthy, well-balanced lunch is provided through curbside pickup. A pre-approved intake form from the Brazos Valley Community Action Agency (BVCAA) is required to receive a meal. Ages 60+
p.m.
FOREVERSIZE
The class is specially designed to encourage healthy lifestyle practices. Exercises accommodate all abilities and focus on building strength, balance, and endurance
ZUMBA GOLD
Zumba Gold® is a gentler, easier-to-follow version of the original Zumba® program. The class is designed for seniors, beginners, or anyone who needs a low-impact, low-stress workout. Sessions are tailored to improve balance, flexibility, and coordination while having fun!
Ages 55+
BINGO
Meet new friends and have a chance to win great prizes.
BODY & BRAIN GAMES
Have fun while building cognitive skills and exercising fine and gross motor skills.
MONTHLY
MOTIVATIONAL MOMENTS
Hear inspiring words that motivate, encourage, and stimulate your mind.
MOVIE & POPCORN
Enjoy popcorn and newly-released films with friends.
GAME DAY
Put your dominoes and spades skills to the test – singles and partners are welcome!
ARTS , CRAFTS, AND DIY‘S
Create crafts using various techniques, tools, and textures to stimulate your creativity. Join the class and follow the class project, or develop your own ideas.
Ages 55+
HEALTHLY LIVING
2nd & 4th
Engage in a series of healthly lifestyle choices presented by Texas A&M‘s Agrilife Extension Service.
SOUL LINE DANCE CLASS
Soul line dancing is a fun, exciting way to dance your way to good health. Burn calories while learning line dancing steps to old school and R&B songs.
Ages 55+ Membership 1st Wed. Monthly 12-1 p.m.
BIRTHDAY PARTIES
Celebrate monthly birthday parties with fun activities.
Ages 55+ Membership Last Fri.
SENIOR SPECIAL EVENTS
SENIOR CITIZEN DAY:
Enjoy a morning of fun with local vendors and agencies serving the Brazos Valley’s senior population. The event will include games, snacks, and vital information.
Ages 55+ Free Wed. Aug. 21 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
SENIORS NIGHT OUT DANCE
Join us for an evening of dancing to old school hits from the 60s to the 80s. Light refreshments will be served.
Ages 55+ Free Fri. Aug. 23 7-9:30 p.m.
SENIOR AUTUMN FEST
Adults 55 and older are invited to put on their Halloween costumes and enjoy an evening filled with complimentary food, live music, dancing, a cakewalk, door prizes, and more! Overflow parking and a shuttle will be available from the Wayne Smith Athletic Complex (107 Holleman Drive).
Ages 55+ Free Thu. Oct. 24 5:30-8 p.m.
HOLIDAY PARTY
Experience a night of Christmas cheer! Put on your casual Christmas attire and enjoy an evening of food, fun, door prizes and music.
Ages 55+ Free Fri. Dec. 13 5:30-8:30 p.m.
SPECIAL EVENTS
CREATIVE EXPRESSION THROUGH ART: COLOR ME BEAUTIFUL PAINT
PARTY
REGISTER THROUGH OCT. 9
Join us for a vibrant paint party in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The uplifting event celebrates women’s strength and beauty, offering a creative space to express themselves through art. Enjoy a funfilled session where you’ll paint, connect, and support each other in a positive, empowering atmosphere. All skill levels are welcome, and supplies are provided. Come together to inspire, uplift, and make beautiful memories while raising awareness for a great cause.
Age 18+ $20 Wed. Oct. 9 6-8 p.m.
ANNUAL FALL FEST AND HAUNTED HOUSE
Put on your Halloween costume and join the fun and games. Activities will include a haunted house, carnival games, and more. Light refreshments will be available.
LARRY J. RINGER
The Larry J. Ringer Library hosts children's story times, book clubs, crafters, teen fan clubs, game nights, and so much more throughout the year for all ages.
ADULT PROGRAMS
MEYER BOOK CLUB
Members discuss books with Bryan+College Station Public Library System librarian Kendra Perkins. The type of book rotates each month. Visit bcslibrary.org for more information or to attend via Zoom.
Ages 18+ Free 2nd Wed. Monthly 10-11:30 a.m.
NIA FITNESS | REGISTRATION: THROUGH FIRST CLASS DAY
Drawing on the wisdom of dance, martial arts, and healing arts, Nia® is a fabulously fun workout for the body, mind, and spirit. Done barefoot (shoes are okay) to soul-stirring music, Nia is perfect for anyone who wants to dance to stay fit. Each workout delivers full-body conditioning, leaving you energized, mentally clear, and emotionally balanced. Instructor Holly Nastasi has 29 years of experience, and her sessions leave you energized, refreshed, and smiling.
Memberships may be used for senior programming at the Meyer Senior and Community Center, Southwood Community Center, and the Lincoln Recreation Center. Memberships can be purchased at the facilities or by calling 979.764.2670 and are good for one calendar year from the date of purchase. Programs marked “membership” are free with a senior membership.
MEMBERSHIPS RESIDENT NON-RESIDENT
WEEKLY
FOREVERSIZE
The class is specially designed to encourage healthy lifestyle practices. Exercises accommodate all abilities and build strength, balance, and endurance.
Ages 55+ Membership Mon. Weekly 9-10 a.m.
42 DOMINOES
Play the national game of Texas, 42 dominoes. Novices and experienced players alike enjoy the trick-taking game.
Ages 55+ Membership Mon. Weekly 9 a.m.-12 p.m.
SIT & FIT
The gentle Sit & Fit exercises feature fat-burning aerobics and weightlifting using a chair for support.
Play games with your friends in a relaxing, after-hours environment.
Ages 55+ Membership Mon. Weekly 5:30-8:30 p.m.
RUMMIKUB
Rummikub is a 2-4 player game that combines elements of the card game rummy and the tile game mahjong. Players create groups and runs of numbers using high-quality, durable tiles. The fun-loving group of seniors is always looking for new players.
Ages 55+ Membership Tue. Weekly 10 a.m.-1 p.m.
JAM SESSION GROUP
The Jam Session Group welcomes musicians of all genres and experience levels, providing a supportive environment to share the love for music.
Ages 55+ Membership Tue. Weekly 12:30-3 p.m.
NIA MOVING TO HEAL
Nia Moving to Heal is a seated holistic Nia movement class that is ideal for anyone who needs or wants to exercise seated. Nia is a dynamic, conditioning, and healing fitness program designed to help us feel better. With simple rhythmic movements and eclectic music, the class conditions your body and mind. Created with influences from martial arts, dance, and healing practices, Nia delivers an energizing, engaging class that is enjoyable and uplifting.
Ages 55+ Membership Tue. Weekly 1-1:45 p.m.
HAND & FOOT CANASTA
Enjoy a popular variation of the rummy-type game of Canasta played with 3-6 decks. Beginners and experienced players are invited.
Ages 55+ Membership Tue. Weekly 1-4 p.m.
BRIDGE
Beginners and experienced players are invited. No partner is needed.
Intermediate Line Dancing, taught by Teri Czachowski, is for dancers wanting to challenge their ability or get in another hour of line dancing. Previous experience and knowledge of basic line dancing steps are required.
Ages 55+ Membership Wed. Weekly 10-11 a.m.
MAHJONG
MahJong is a game of strategy, skill, and calculation. Learn the basics with skilled players.
Ages 55+ Membership Wed. Weekly 1-4 p.m.
LEARN TO PLAY TEXAS HOLD’ EM POKER
Become a pro at the classic card game through weekly educational sessions with seasoned players.
Ages 55+ Membership Wed. Weekly 1-4 p.m.
INTERMEDIATE TAI CHI
The Yang-style tai chi class teaches students advanced skills and forms not included at the beginner level. Ideal students will already have mastered basic skills and know Yang form 16. The intermediate level focuses on longer forms and perfecting skills from the beginner-level class. The instructor assesses potential participants to ensure placement at the proper level based on skills and experience.
Ages 55+ Membership Wed. Weekly 2:30-3:30 p.m.
BEGINNER TAI CHI
The entry-level Yang-style tai chi course is for students of various skill levels. More knowledgeable students learn Form 16, while beginners learn foundational movements until they can join in Form 16. Course material includes balance and flexibility improvement, movement guidelines applicable to all tai chi styles, and Yangstyle tai chi movements, which can be adapted if a participant has physical limitations.
Ages 55+ Membership Wed. Weekly 3:30-4:30 p.m.
LEARN TO PLAY 42
Become a pro at the classic domino game through weekly educational sessions with seasoned players.
Ages 55+ Membership Thu. Weekly 9 a.m.-12 p.m.
OPEN ART TIME
Grab your art supplies and enjoy an unstructured environment to work on artistic projects with your peers. It’s also a great place to learn from others interested in the same art.
Ages 55+ Membership Thu. Weekly 2-4 p.m.
SHANGHAI RUMMY
Shanghai is a card game based on gin rummy and a variation of contract rummy played with 3-8 players. It’s also known as California rummy. The program welcomes all players or those wishing to learn.
Ages 55+ Membership Fri. Weekly 9 a.m.-12 p.m.
BINGO
Grab your cards and get ready to shout “Bingo!” before claiming your prize each Friday. Winning isn’t promised, but having fun is guaranteed.
Ages 55+ Membership Fri. Weekly 12-1 p.m.
OPEN GAME TIME
Play games with your friends.
SATURDAY SENIOR HANGOUT
Enjoy an afternoon with friends while playing games, cards, cornhole, ping pong, watching sports, enjoying refreshments, or swapping books.
MONTHLY
BASIC JEWELRY MAKING
Learn to make basic earrings, bracelets, and necklaces, or repair broken jewelry. Instructors Joe and Betty offer expertise and guidance. Participants are encouraged to bring beads. Ages
WEARABLE ARTS
The Brazos Valley Wearable Arts Organization aims to enhance our abilities in wearable art by providing a forum for members to learn, critique, and share ideas in an informal setting. We also bring in outside experts to expand our knowledge and provide an outlet for members. We have monthly meetings with planned programs, and visitors are welcome. Ages
MOVIE & POPCORN
Enjoy films and popcorn with friends.
SPECIAL EVENTS BUNCO PARTY
Join us for an evening of fun and friendly competition at our Bunco Party! Whether you are a seasoned player or new to the game, this event promises a great time for everyone. Bunco is a simple, fast-paced dice game that’s easy to learn and even easier to enjoy. Snacks and refreshments will be provided. RSVP by calling 979.764.2670 or stopping by the Meyer Senior and Community Center.
Ages 55+
POTLUCK SOCIALS
Membership Thu. Sept. 26 5:30-7:30 p.m.
Bring a dish and enjoy food and friendship.
Ages 55+
Membership Select Tue. Monthly 12-1:30 p.m.
Sept. 24 Pizza Potluck
Oct. 29 Tex-Mex Potluck
Nov. 26 Thanksgiving Potluck
Dec. 17 Breakfast Potluck
HONOR YOUR
by adding their name on the Wall of Honor. Deadline is Aug. 15 to be recognized at the Veterans Day Ceremony.
YOUTH PROGRAMS
AGGIELAND FLYFISHERS
Are you interested in conservation and fly fishing? Join the Aggieland Fly Fishers for a free monthly education session taught by certified casting instructors. All skill levels are welcome. The Aggieland Fly Fishers Club meeting will follow each session from 6:30-8 p.m. and is open to the public.
TAEKWONDO CLASSES | REGISTRATION THROUGH FIRST CLASS DAY
The class teaches physical and mental training for self-defense, health, and recreation. Learn the principles and values required to become a better martial artist, person, athlete, and champion. Instructor Jose Aponte has 30 years of training and experience in ITF Taekwondo and is a sixth-degree black belt from the International Taekwondo Federation. He is an active member of the official ITF Taekwondo organization in the United States, with experience and participation in international championships and as a team trainer.
Are you interested in conservation and fly fishing? Join the Aggieland Fly Fishers for a free monthly fly casting session brought to you by local fly fishers and certified instructors. All skill levels are welcome. The Aggieland Fly Fishers Club meeting will follow each session from 6:30-8 p.m. and is open to the public. Ages
5:30 p.m.: Casting Instruction; 6:30 p.m.: Club Meeting
BEGINNER DUNGEONS AND DRAGONS
Come one and all to Southwood and enjoy a night of DND 5e. No knowledge of DND necessary just a willingness to learn and have fun. Learn as you play so you can get straight into the fun. Even experienced players will have something to enjoy in our homebrewed campaign at Southwood Community Center. Beginner Dungeons and Dragons is a monthly free event with supported by Clock Work Games.
Here’s what to expect:
• Episodic campaign that allows for multiple player groups to influence the over aching story.
• Pre-built characters to allow ease of access with customization available later.
• All necessary material provided such as dice, character sheets, pencils, etc.…
• Easy to learn breakdown of the core rules as you play.
Experience the power of Taekwondo in our unique class decided for advanced students, beginner adults and advanced adults alike. Our skilled instructors tailor the training to suit all levels providing a supportive environment for everyone to thrive. Advanced students and adults are divided between instructors. Learn the principles and values required to become a better martial artist, person, athlete, and champion. Instructor Jose Aponte has 30 years of training and experience in ITF Taekwondo and is a sixth-degree black belt from the International Taekwondo Federation. He is an active member of the official ITF Taekwondo organization in the United States, with experience and participation in international championships and as a team trainer.
Memberships may be used for senior programming at the Southwood Community Center, Meyer Senior and Community Center, and the Lincoln Recreation Center. Memberships can be purchased at the facilities or by calling 979.764.2670 and are good for one calendar year from the date of purchase. Programs marked “membership” are free with a senior membership.
MEMBERSHIPS RESIDENT
BEGINNING LINE DANCE
The fun workout is filled with energizing routines set to fabulous music and is designed to teach beginners the steps and terminology of line dancing.
ADVANCED BEGINNER LINE DANCE
The class is designed for beginners ready to move to the next level of line dancing with a fun, upbeat workout that introduces new choreography and step patterns.
FOREVERSIZE
The class is specially designed to encourage healthy lifestyle practices. Exercises accommodate all abilities and build strength, balance, and endurance.
FIT SELF-DEFENSE
Condition your muscles, mind, and body while learning to defend yourself with physical and mental training ideal for all abilities. Instructor Jose Aponte has 30 years of uninterrupted training and experience in ITF Taekwondo and is a sixth-degree black belt by the International Taekwondo Federation.
Ages 55+
MEDITATION IN MOTION
The class, taught by Kalea Hartman, promotes, and strengthens balance, agility, and longevity through movement and relaxation. It integrates the ancient practice of Sheng Zhen Meditation with busy modernday lifestyles to enhance vitality and well-being. Together we will connect with the breath, relax the body for better range of motion, and calm the mind for ease and better sleep. Kalea holds a degree in premed public health from Texas A&M and has a passion for wellness and making a positive impact in the community. Ages
INTERMEDIATE LINE DANCING II
Experienced and advanced line dancers are invited to learn new dances.
Ages 55+
COMPUTER AND TECH ASSISTANCE
Participants will learn the basics of using computers and smartphones, navigating the internet, Microsoft Office programs, and internet safety. The class aims to make technology accessible and enjoyable, enabling seniors to connect with family, access information, and use online services. Space is limited. All skill levels welcome.
Beginner Yoga is a gentle, foundational yoga class featuring slow-paced stretching and simple breathing exercises. Learn relaxation techniques and beginner-level poses that inspire you to build your own practice and become comfortable with yoga. All levels are welcome, whether you are a seasoned yogi or a newcomer. Mats and equipment are available, but supplies are limited.
Ages 55+ Membership Wed. Weekly 7:30-8:30 a.m.
HEARTFULNESS MEDITATION
Looking for exercises to boost your cognitive reserve? We will devote each month to one aspect or lifestyle change that can increase your brain’s ability to solve problems and cope with challenges. Heartfulness Meditation has been scientifically proven to have profound effects on the brain’s youthfulness.
Ages 55+ Membership Thu. Weekly 9:30-10:30 a.m.
INTERMEDIATE LINE DANCING WITH TOM
Intermediate Line Dancing, taught by Tom Robeson, is for dancers wanting to challenge their ability or add an hour of line dancing. Tom has 15 years of line dancing experience and believes in having fun while reaping wonderful benefits at once. Previous experience and knowledge of basic line dancing steps are required.
MONTHLY
SENIOR ADVISORY GROUP
The group collaborates with the Parks and Recreation Department to develop programs, events, and activities to serve seniors. Visitors are welcome. Ages 55+
SPECIAL EVENTS
SENIORS NIGHT OUT: DANCING & GAMES
Join us for an evening of dancing and games dressed in themed attire. Dance to country music and oldies from the 60s to the 80s, or play a game of cards, board games, or dominoes. Light refreshments are served, and registration isn’t required.
BINGO NIGHT
Test your luck and meet new people over a friendly game of bingo. Prizes are awarded. Admission is free, and registration isn’t required.
Ages 55+ Free Fri. Oct. 18 6-8 p.m.
ALL AGES WELCOME
GAMES FOR ALL
Looking for a way fun way to unwind and bond with friends or family? Want to get some good old fashioned face time? We have what you’re looking for! Whether you want to participate in a themed game night or just play cards, tabletop games or role-playing games with your friends, you’ll find your space at Games for All. The monthly free event with games is generously donated and supported by Clock Work Games. An adult must accompany minors.
Themes:
Sept. 13 Catan Night: A civilization builder game where you can wheel and deal your way to victory.
Oct. 11 One Night Werewolf Night: Attempt to find the werewolf in your group before it’s too late.
Nov. 8 Chess Night: A classic game of skill, learn to play and test your mind in mental warfare.
Dec. 13 Uno Night: A game where alliances can be forged or dismantled.
NUMBERS
"Parks provide intrinsic environmental, aesthetic, and recreation benefits to our cities. They are also a source of positive economic benefits. They enhance property values, increase municipal revenue, bring in home buyers and workers, and attract retirees." –American Planning Association
One of 22 Texas cities with National CAPRA Accreditation
ACRES OF PARK LAND ..................
56 DEVELOPED PARKS ..................
42.22 MILES OF TRAILS
3 RECREATION CENTERS ..................
39 RENTABLE ATHLETICS FACILITIES
PARK RULES
NEIGHBORHOOD
PARK CURFEW: 11 P.M.-5 A.M.
COMMUNITY PARK CURFEW: 1-5 A.M.
• No campfires, dunking booths, hot air balloons, pony rides, sidewalk chalk, crawfish, bounce houses, or livestock without prior approval.
• Confetti and glitter are prohibited.
• No tents or RV Camping without approval by Parks Staff.
• Pavilions may be used if not rented; however, access to kitchen or restroom facilities will not be allowed.
• Athletic Fields must be reserved separately from pavilion rentals.
• Courts (tennis, pickleball, and basketball) are open on a first-come, first-served basis and cannot be reserved.
• Dogs must always be restrained unless at a designated dog park.
• All wildlife in city parks is protected.
• It is unlawful to:
‐ Cut, dig, or destroy vegetation.
‐ Wade or swim in park ponds.
‐ Litter in city parks.
‐ Fail to clean up after your pet on public property.
• All vehicles must park in designated areas on pavement only.
• Non-city-related advertising in city parks is prohibited unless specified by a contract.
• Any person wishing to sell any items (food, drinks, shirts, caps, etc.) in a park must apply for a Park Vendor’s Permit at the Parks and Recreation Office 979.764.3486 and possibly a Health Permit from the Brazos County Health Department 979.361.4450.
• Golfing or (practice) driving of golf balls in the parks is prohibited.
• Off-road vehicles are not allowed in city parks.
• All gyms, boot camps, and fitness groups must purchase a Park Vendor Permit through the Stephen C. Beachy Central Park office (1000 Krenek Tap Rd.) or 979.764.3486 to host workout sessions at city parks.
• Please obey all “FIELDS CLOSED” signs.
• Glass bottles and containers are prohibited.
• Alcohol may be consumed in city parks by adults 21 years of age or older. If you have a function where alcohol is served, neither the alcohol nor anything else can be sold without a TABC license.
• Fishing in park ponds is free and open to the public. Texas Community Fishing Lake special regulations, as well as statewide regulations, apply to all city ponds. For special and statewide regulations, fishing license information, and daily bag limits, contact Texas Parks and Wildlife.
• While in heat, dogs are prohibited from using designated dog parks.
• Dogs younger than four months of age are not allowed in off-leash parks.
• Any dog over four months of age must be rabies vaccinated and registered with Brazos County. Registration tags can be purchased through your vet or the Aggieland Humane Society.
• Your dog must wear their current county and rabies vaccination tags. Registration shall cover one year from the date of issuance in conjunction with the rabies vaccination date.
• Acts of aggression against other dogs are prohibited. Dogs must be removed if uncontrollable.
• Handlers must stop dogs from digging holes in a park and cover up holes created by their dogs.
ANDERSON
900 Anderson St.
ART & MYRA BRIGHT 2505 Raintree Drive
BARRACKS
3331 Cullen Trail
BEE CREEK 1900 Anderson St.
BILLIE MADELEY
760 Sunny Lane
BRIAN BACHMANN 1600 Rock Prairie Road
BRIDGEWOOD 4023 Dunlap Loop
BRISON
400 Dexter Drive
BROTHERS POND
3100 Rio Grande Blvd.
CARTER’S CROSSING
2101 North Forest Parkway
CASTLE ROCK
4550 Castle Rock Parkway
CASTLEGATE 4455 Castlegate Drive
COVE OF NANTUCKET 1725 Parkland Drive
CREEK VIEW 3850 Westfield Drive
CRESCENT POINTE 2191 Crescent Pointe Parkway
CY MILLER 2609 Texas Avenue South
EASTGATE 910 Foster Avenue
EDELWEISS 3900 Victoria Avenue
EDELWEISS GARTENS
500 Hartford Drive
EMERALD FOREST
8400 Appomattox Drive
ETONBURY
3330 Greens Prairie Road West
PARKS DIRECTORY
FIRST DOWN
8670 Health Science Center Parkway
GABBARD 1201 Dexter Drive South
GEORGIE K FITCH 919 Balcones Drive
GREENS PRAIRIE RESERVE 4801 Diamondback Drive
JACK & DOROTHY MILLER 501 Rock Prairie Road
JOHN CROMPTON 201 Holleman Drive West
LEMONTREE
1300 Lemontree Lane
LICK CREEK
13600 Rock Prairie Road
LIONS
501 Chappel St.
LONGMIRE 2601 Longmire Drive
LUTHER JONES
400 Park Place
MERRY OAKS 1401 Merry Oaks Drive
MIDTOWN RESERVE 966 Toledo Bend Drive
NORTHGATE 306 Spruce St.
OAKS 1601 Stallings Drive
PARKWAY 901 Woodland Parkway
PEBBLE CREEK 400 Parkview Drive
PHILLIPS 4197 WS Phillips Parkway
REATTA MEADOWS 1108 Southern Plantation Drive
RICHARD CARTER 1800 Brazoswood Drive
SANDSTONE 1700 Sebesta Road
SOUTHERN OAKS 4101 Alexandria Drive
SOUTHWEST 300 Southwest Parkway
STEEPLECHASE 301 West Ridge Drive
STEPHEN C. BEACHY CENTRAL 1000 Krenek Tap Road
THOMAS 1300 James Parkway
UNIVERSITY 300 Park Road
VETERANS PARK & ATHLETIC COMPLEX 3101 Harvey Road
W.A. TARROW 107 Holleman Drive
WALLACE LAKE 4202 W S Phillips Parkway
WILDWOOD 4609 Lakeway Drive
WINDWOOD 2600 Brookway Court
WOLF PEN CREEK 2275 Dartmouth St.
WOODCREEK 9100 Shadowcrest Drive
WOODLAND HILLS 4418 Woodland Ridge Drive
SCAN CODE AND SEARCH FOR A PARK BY AMENITIES
Honoring Our Veterans Since 2015
Join us in remembering, honoring, and teaching about the service and sacrifice of our local veterans and their families.
From Small Beginnings to Big Impact
In 2015, we started with 117 wreaths. By 2023, we've placed 2,880 wreaths at 60 Brazos Valley cemeteries.
Year-Round Dedication
We place and pick up flags at veteran graves for Memorial Day and Veterans Day.
Your Support Matters
The government does not provide wreaths. Sponsor a wreath for $17 each online at www.wreathsacrossamerica.org/tx0275p or by check to WAABV, P.O. Box 1000, College Station, TX 77841.
You can help birds during their migration period by the flip of a switch during Lights Out. This impactful program involves turning off non-essential lighting from 11 p.m.-6 a.m. during spring and fall migration periods.
