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Which is why we’re happy to partner with Mundelein Park & Recreation District.
Message from Ron Salski, Executive Director
Dear Residents,
Summer is just around the corner, and the District is gearing up to bring you plenty of fun in the sun! From the reopening of Barefoot Bay and the return of our popular camps and outdoor programs, to exciting events like the Beach Bash, Freedom Classic, Margaritaville, Doggy Dip, Concert Series, Community Days, and so much more — there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Studies continue to highlight the many benefits of spending time outdoors and staying active, and with our beautiful parks as your backdrop, there’s no better time to get outside and make the most of the season!
Fitness Center Improvements
We are excited with the Phase 1 renovations of the Health & Fitness Center. These improvements included:
• New activity-specific flooring throughout the spaces to promote accessibility, improve user experience, and diminish sound associated with equipment impact on the floor
• New layout benefiting both the strength & cardio areas
• New equipment to promote a diverse selection of movements/activities and support a range of users
• Visual improvements including new paint and updated appearance
Phases 2 and 3 will feature a refresh of the women and men's locker rooms and specific selectorized equipment.
Come check out the Phase 1 updates at the Fitness Center Open House, April 21 .
As the weather warms up, the Kracklauer Park All-Inclusive Space Project will resume with an estimated opening by end of May. Also, the District will be adding an exterior bathroom to the Dance Studio and turning the tennis court into four lighted Pickleball Courts.
The Diamond Lake Master Plan continues to be on schedule, and we look forward to our community input sessions with concepts. Stay tuned on dates.
Mundelein Parks Foundation is hosting their 2nd Annual Meat Raffle Fundraiser on Sunday, April 27. The raffle will be held at Crossroads Restaurant and Bar at 1021 IL-83 in Mundelein from 1–5 pm. Three bags of meat will be raffled every 20 minutes. Thank you to Kilcoy Global Foods and Prime Beef, Ltd. for their generous meat donations and to Crossroads Restaurant and Bar for providing the venue for the fundraiser. The Foundation will also be holding the Lucky Duck Race fundraiser at Barefoot Bay on June 8. These fundraisers will raise funds for program scholarships, land and facility preservation, capital development, and the Mundelein Heritage Museum.
We’re looking forward to a season filled with sunshine, community, and memorable experiences for all. Thank you for your continued support as we work to enhance our parks, programs, and facilities. Be sure to stay connected with us for updates, and we hope to see you out and about this summer!
Our Mission Mundelein Park & Recreation District is committed to connecting the community with safe and quality recreation through diverse programs, facilities and open space.
Someone new is coming to Mundelein Park & Recreation District this spring! Meet Mundy Lion
Pat McGrath Commissioner
Bob Knudson President
Wallace Frasier Commissioner
Jesus (Jesse) Ortega Vice President
Nancy Burton Treasurer
Mundelein Park & Recreation District Board of Commissioners
Our Staff
Mundelein Community Center/Administrative Offices
1401 N. Midlothian Rd., Mundelein, IL 60060 | P 847.566.0650 | F 847.566.8557 | info@mundeleinparks.org | Hours: M–F, 8:30 am–5 pm
ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT
Ron Salski, CPRP Executive Director rsalski@mundeleinparks.org 847.388.5460
Denise Kauffman Executive Assistant dkauffman@mundeleinparks.org 847.388.5438
MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS
Christa Lawrence Director of Marketing & Communications clawrence@mundeleinparks.org 847.388.5455
Deb Engdahl Marketing Specialist dengdahl@mundeleinparks.org 847.388.5473
Tracie Ouimet Community Relations and Partnership Manager touimet@mundeleinparks.org 847.388.5429
BUSINESS SERVICES
Debbie McInerney Director of Business Services & Technology dmcinerney@mundeleinparks.org 847.388.5456
Andy Dreyer Assistant Finance Director adreyer@mundeleinparks.org 847.388.5454
Scott Schleiden, CPRP Business Services Manager sschleiden@mundeleinparks.org 847.388.5462
HUMAN RESOURCES
Sarah Bannon Superintendent of Human Resources sbannon@mundeleinparks.org 847.388.5461
Laura Cavazos Risk Manager lcavazos@mundeleinparks.org 847.388.5446
RECREATION DEPARTMENT
Kyle Berg, CPRP, CPO Director of Recreation & Facility kberg@mundeleinparks.org 847.388.5458
Kelsey Fuller, CPRP Superintendent of Recreation Programs kfuller@mundeleinparks.org 847.388.5459
Christian Kopp, CPRE, CPO Superintendent of Recreation Facilities ckopp@mundeleinparks.org 847.388.5453
Melinda Agosto
Child Development Director magosto@mundeleinparks.org 847.388.5440
Joe Duffy, CPO Aquatics Manager jduffy@mundeleinparks.org 847.388.5470
Samantha Inendino Dance Lead sinendino@mundeleinparks.org 847.566.0675
Amy Langille
Cultural Arts & Events Supervisor alangille@mundeleinparks.org 847.388.5447
Diahann Mella Guest Services Specialist dmella@mundeleinparks.org 847.388.5430
Stephanie Nece Dance Coordinator
snece@mundeleinparks.org 847.566.0675
Pete Nocchi Aquatics & Fitness Supervisor pnocchi@mundeleinparks.org 847.388.5432
Cheri Rehor School-Age Program Supervisor crehor@mundeleinparks.org 847.388.5452
Patrick Teehan Athletic Supervisor pteehan@mundeleinparks.org 847.388.5449
Lorena Vazquez
Child Development Assistant Director lvazquez@mundeleinparks.org
Karyna Vickers
Recreation General Programs Supervisor kvickers@mundeleinparks.org 847.388.5437
PARK & FACILITY MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT 1501 N. Midlothian Road 847.566.0430
Rob Foster, CPO Director of Park & Facility Maintenance rfoster@mundeleinparks.org 847.388.5463
Nathan Neuwirth Superintendent of Parks Maintenance nneuwirth@mundeleinparks.org 847.388.5467
Damian Noga, CPO Superintendent of Facility Maintenance dnoga@mundeleinparks.org 224.377.7429
STEEPLE CHASE GOLF CLUB 200 N. La Vista Drive 847.949.8900 steeplechasegolf.com golf@mundeleinparks.org
Jon Karl Director of Golf jkarl@mundeleinparks.org 847.388.5481
Marcus Kivisto Golf Course Superintendent mkivisto@mundeleinparks.org 847.388.5487
Rob Sweno Steeple Chase Golf Club Pro Shop Manager rsweno@mundeleinparks.org 847.949.8900
Emergency: Call 911
Nonemergency: Mundelein Police Department 847 968 4600
AFO–Aquatics Facility Operator
CPRP–Certified Park and Recreation Professional
CPS–Certified Plant Supervisor
CPSI–Certified Playground Safety Inspector
CPO–Certified Pool Operator
CPA–Certified Public Accountant
CPBM–Certified Prescribed Burn Manager
Facilities
Barefoot Bay 1461 N. Midlothian Road | 847.566.8661
Child Development Center 1401 N. Midlothian Road | 847.388.5440
Big & Little Child Development Center Learning Center Preschool | 847.388.5442
Kracklauer Park Studio (KDS) 100 N. Seymour Avenue | 847.566.0675
Diamond Lake Recreation Center (DLRC) 1016 Diamond Lake Road
Diamond Lake Beach | 847.566.5650
Dolan Recreation Center (DRC) 888 Dunbar Road | 847.566.0650
Indoor Pool
1401 N. Midlothian Road | 847.388.5430
Mundelein Heritage Museum 601 E. Noel Drive For information, call 847.566.8122
Health & Fitness Center (MCC) 1401 N. Midlothian Road | 847.388.5430
Regent Center (TRC) 1200 Regent Drive | 847.566.4790
Steeple Chase Golf Club 200 N. La Vista Drive | 847.949.8900
Affiliated Community Organizations
Mundelein Baseball & Softball Association mbsaonline.org
Mundelein AYSO Soccer/Special Needs mundeleinayso.org
Other
Community Organizations
Mundelein Lady Mustangs Feeder Basketball bbautista4@gmail.com
Lake County Stallions lcstallions.com
Mundelein Soccer Club mundeleinsoccerclub.com
Mundelein Mustangs Swim Club mundeleinmustangswimclub.com
Meet Mundy Lion
Introducing Mundy Lion, the Fun Ambassador for Mundelein Park & Recreation District.
Mundy is thrilled to be out and about at events, parks and programs.
Mundy is new to Mundelein and is excited to learn all about his new home. If you see him, please say hello and welcome him to Mundelein.
You can help show Mundy around by coloring and cutting out Flat Mundy (page 5) and taking him around our beautiful town and parks. Take him on adventures, snap some photos at a park, at home, and share them on Facebook or Instagram using #FlatMundy and @mundeleinparks.
You can also email them directly to marketing@mundeleinparks.org for a chance to be featured. Tell us what you like best about Mundelein and your park district.
Go on a "paw search"
Mundy is hiding Prize Paws out in our parks this summer. If you find a Prize Paw, bring it to the Front Desk at Mundelein Community Center, 1401 N. Midlothian Rd. You will receive a plush Mundy Lion.
Lion’s Prize Paw
Meet Mundy at:
• Fitness Open House • Beach Bash • Freedom Classic
• Mundy Meet-ups in our Parks
Look for information about Mundy Meet-ups on Mundy's web page: Mundy's Den at mundeleinparks.org
Introducing FLAT MUNDY
Cut, color and take your new friend on adventures. Take photos with Mundy and post it on your Instagram or Facebook page with the #flatmundylion.
Want more Mundy’s?
Download more Flat Mundy’s at mundeleinparks.org.
How far will Mundy travel?
Going on vacation? Take Mundy with you. Send him to friends and family who live in another part of the country or even the world!
Registrations are processed on a first–come–first–served basis. Please register early as programs fill quickly. If a program is full, registrants will be notified. If desired, you may enroll on a waitlist.
R = Resident rates
NR = Nonresident rates
M = Member rates
NM = Nonmember rates
If you have any questions regarding residency or registration, contact Guest Services at 847.566.0650 or registration@ mundeleinparks.org.
Online: Convenient online registration. Visit mundeleinparks.org (details at right).
Mail: Send forms and payment to:
Program Registration
Mundelein Park & Recreation District 1401 N. Midlothian Road Mundelein, IL 60060
Fax: Fax the completed forms to: 847.566.8557.
After–Hours Drop–Off Box:
A drop box is available outside in the front circle entrance.
TTY Use:
During business hours, the Illinois Relay Center will relay information between hearing and hearing–impaired persons. If you use a TTY and want to reach the Park District, the Communications Assistant will voice your typed words to the person using a standard telephone and type the standard phone user's words to you. Dial 711 or 800.526.0844 for assistance.
Visa®, MasterCard®, Discover®, American Express® and checks (payable to Mundelein Park & Recreation District) accepted.
Registration Form
If you prefer to use a registration form, you can pick one up at the Mundelein Community Center or on our website at mundeleinparks.org.
Online Program Registration Available
Mundelein Park & Recreation District offers online registration for recreation programs. This convenient registration process is free, and the website offers a secure payment area.
Our online registration system is called ActiveNET. Residents and nonresidents are able to enroll in activities and make secure payments online from any computer. Current Mundelein Park & Recreation customers are able to enroll using their email; new customers can set up an account online or in person. NO PAPERWORK NECESSARY . The website allows customers to search for activities by season, date, and age. Resident and nonresident status is determined in the system. Customers are able to view program availability and enroll immediately. Participants are also able to easily monitor the entire family’s activities.
Learn how to register online: mundeleinparks org and navigate to the "How to Register" page .
For Status Updates Call:
224.263.3006
Download the free iPhone or Android app from your App Store (Search for Mundelein Park & Recreation District in the app)
• View program status below or via the RainoutLine.com website
• Sign up for customized email or text messages for the program areas of your choice
Call our RainoutLine to find out the status of the program area of your choice
RED: CANCELED/CLOSED
YELLOW: DELAYED/QUESTIONABLE
GREEN: IT’S A GO
Just in time for grilling season, join us for the Mundelein Parks Foundation Meat Raffle Fundraiser at Crossroads Restaurant and Bar to raise money for Recreational Scholarships.
MEAT R AFFLE
3 bags of meat valued at $50 or more will be raffled every 20 minutes!
Tickets $5 each or 5 for $20! (cash or charge)
50/50 raffle!
Other prizes include Golf and Barefoot Bay passes
Scan to learn more
Thank you to Kilcoy Global Foods and Prime Beef Ltd for their generous meat donations, Crossroads Restaurant and Bar for providing the venue for this fundraiser, and Five Rounds for providing live music entertainment.
Barefoot Bay Season
Open Memorial Day Weekend: May 25–26
Barefoot Bay Closed: May 27–30
Regular Season: May 31–Aug 8
Barefoot Bay Hours:
M–Su: 11 am–7 pm for general public 10:30 am–7 pm for season pass holders July 4: 12–5 pm
Post Season
Weekends only (Sa, Su and Labor Day): Aug 9–Sep 1
Closed for the season: Sep 2
Water Walk Morning Fitness
Mondays–Thursdays, June 9–Aug 7
Hours: 7:30–8:30 am*
Entry Fee: $5 daily or free with season pass *no water walk on July 4
Morning Lap swim
Mondays–Thursdays, June 9–Aug 7
Hours: 8:30–9:30 am
Entry Fee: $5 daily or free with season pass *no lap swim on July 4
For full details of hours and rates please visit mundeleinparks.org
Barefoot Bay Season Pass
Pass Resident Nonresident Individual $115 $160
Four or More: $95 $135
Seniors (ages 62+): $95 $135
Barefoot Bay Daily Fees
Youth Adult Senior (62+)
Resident: $15 $15 $13
Nonresident: $20 $20 $18
Lucky Duck Race
Sunday, June 8, 2 pm
Cost: Standard rates apply
Adopt your floaty duck and watch it race along the Lazy River for a special prize. Ducks are $10 each with proceeds benefiting the Mundelein Parks Foundation which provides program scholarships for the community."Lucky Duck adoptions can be made online at https://givebutter .com/xn2oaM. General admission required for Duck Race.
Locker Key
Lockers are available for use. In order to obtain a key, patrons must present their pool pass ($10 fee for lost keys). Nonpass holder’s locker rental is $3 with a $10 deposit that will be returned when the key is returned. Locker keys must be returned at the conclusion of that day or deposit is forfeit.
Temperature
If the temperature outside is below 70° the district's outdoor aquatics facilities will close. The most current facility status updates can be found via the Rainout Line app, district Facebook page, and on our website.
Leroy the Lobster's Birthday Celebration!
Monday, June 23, 11 am
Cost: Standard rates apply
Come celebrate as Leroy the Lobster grows another year older! We will cap off this fun-filled day by singing "Happy Birthday" and serving free dessert. Included with Barefoot Bay paid admission or season pass.
Rain Policy
Safety is the top priority at Barefoot Bay; therefore the pool may close temporarily during severe weather conditions. If the park closes for the day due to the weather conditions you may be eligible for a rain pass. In order to take advantage of our Rain Pass policy you must present your receipt when requesting a rain pass. In order to receive a rain pass you need to have been at the park for less than 2 hours before the decision is made to close for the day. A Rain Pass will not be issued without a receipt. Rain passes will only be issued once and will not be re-issued if lost or misplaced.
Aquatics Programs
Safe & Smart Camp (Ages 8–11)
Kids will learn safety skills in a super fun and friendly way at Mundelein's Safe & Smart Camp! The first day campers will meet at the Fire Department for a tour, water games, fire safety tips and a challenging fire safety obstacle course! Day 2 will be spent learning about water safety while splashing around at Barefoot Bay! Day 3 will be a day of learning self defense, watching Titan in a K-9 Demo, a pizza party and more! Participants will receive a t-shirt & wristband on the first day that they must wear each day to camp. Daily snacks, drinks will be provided each day and a pizza party on the last day. Please indicate t-shirt size when registering. Led by Park District, Police and Fire Department Staff.
Day 1: Police Station 9 am–12:30 pm
Day 2: Barefoot Bay 8–11:30 am (Wear swimsuit & bring a towel)
Day 3: Midlothian Fire Station 9 am–12:30 pm (Bring a towel)
Held at various locations
Junior Lifeguard (Ages 12–14)
Thinking you want to be a lifeguard but you’re not old enough? Take the first step in learning the skills necessary. This program is designed to provide a water safety training opportunity for youth ages 12–14 years. Training will include basic rescue techniques, CPR, and first aid skills. Participants will improve their physical condition, acquire new skills, and apprentice with current lifeguards. Led by a certified lifeguard.
Held at Barefoot Bay
Aquatics Parties
Barefoot Bay and Spray Park Parties
Park District provides: All paper products, two cheese pizzas, beverages, and a 2 hour reserved eating area. Additional food and beverage may be purchased.
Questions? Contact Joe Duffy at jduffy@ mundeleinparks.org
Barefoot Bay Party: (1-10 people) $250 resident/$350 nonresident. Additional guests are $13 each.
Spray Park Party: (1-10 people) $175 resident/$250 nonresident. Additional guests are $2 each.
Spray Park
The Spray Park consists of interactive water features, a sand play area, and a family picnic area.
Season: Sunday, May 25–Monday, September 1
Daily Hours: 10 am–5 pm
To ensure the safety of patrons and staff, the Spray Park will close for 30 minutes at 12 pm and 2:30 pm to allow for adequate deep cleaning. During this time the water features will be turned off.
Daily Schedule: 10 am–12 pm 12:30–2:30 pm 3–5 pm
Daily Rates*:
Resident: $2
Nonresident: $7
Barefoot Bay All-Access Pass holders: Free
*The daily fee includes babies, toddlers, children, adults, and seniors*.
Diamond Lake Beach
Diamond lake beach offers a large sandy beach front, play equipment, volleyball court, and picnic area equipped with grills and three gazebos. Paddle boats , kayaks, and Stand Up Paddleboards are also available to rent.
Season: Saturday, May 31–Sunday, August 3
Daily Hours: Friday–Sunday: 12–5 pm
Daily Rates:
Resident: $6
Nonresident: $12
Resident Senior Rate: $5
Nonresident Senior Rate: $10
Barefoot Bay All-Access Pass holders: Free
Join us for two free summer events:
Beach Bash: Saturday, June 14, 11 am –2 pm
Doggy Dip: Saturday, August 30, 10 am–2 pm
(More event details on pages 18 & 21)
Kids' Birthday Parties
Party Theme Options
What’s Included: All parties include a decorated room, party host, paper goods & all activities.
Cost: Cost is based on the type of party and includes up to 15 children including the birthday child and participating siblings).
Party Times: Saturday or Sunday: 10–11:30 am or 1:30–3 pm. Dates/times are available on a first come/first serve basis. Book early to get your preferred date and time!
Location: Dolan Recreation Center 888 Dunbar Road, Mundelein, IL
Booking Process: Fill out the party registration form and take care of payment for up to 15 kids. Once your registration form is received, date/time is confirmed, and payment have been processed you will be sent a confirmation for your party.
Reservations: Reservations are required two weeks in advance. Payment is required with reservation. Space is not held until registration form and payment are received.
Food/Beverage: All food/beverage is provided by parent(s)/ guardian(s). You are welcome to use the fridge available in our kitchen. Pro–tip: If ordering pizza/food please have it delivered/arrive 45 minutes before the end of your party as we move to kitchen for the last 30 minutes.
Party Logistics: Parties are drop–off/pick–up unless the children attending are 4 years and younger. One parent/ guardian for children 4 and younger are encouraged to stay. Birthday family may arrive 15 minutes before party to greet guests and get food/beverage organized in our kitchen. Parties are set–up and charged based on the number of people participating in the activity.
RSVP: Please send the final number of guests the Wednesday before your party to Karyna Vickers, Recreation General Program Supervisor, at kvickers@mundeleinparks.org
Additional Information: For more information contact Karyna Vickers, Recreation General Program Supervisor, at kvickers@mundeleinparks.org or 847.388.5437.
All parties follow a general flow: the first 10 minutes we have free play or a simple game as you greet the guests. The next 45–55 minutes focus on the party activity. The last 30 minutes is set aside for the cake/beverages/food that you (the parent/ guardian/party host) provide. Our team will help distribute and clean up.
Arty Party: Invite your friends for a fun and creative painting party! We set up a painting station with canvases, paintbrushes, and paints. To make it more festive, we’ll decorate the room with colorful balloons.
Cost:$325 Resident/$375 Nonresident.
Dino–mite Party: Throw a dino–mite party for your dinosaur loving birthday kid! We will hunt for dinosaur eggs, excavate dinosaurs, and play other fun Jurassic–related activities.
Cost: $300 Resident/$345 Nonresident.
Magic Party: Led by The Magic Team of Gary Kantor, enjoy a 45 minute magic session as he amazes your family and friends with card tricks, coin tricks and sleight of hand!
Cost: $375 Resident/$425 Nonresident.
Nerf Party: It’s time to have fun! Play different games, experiment with different strategies, and enjoy the party with your friends as you navigate obstacles, hit targets, and play different games. Cost: $300 Resident/$345 Nonresident.
Robot Party: Have fun and build an amazing battle robot! The staff from RoboThink instructs and leads an exciting activity of building and battling robotic creations!
Cost: $375 Resident/$425 Nonresident.
Sports Party: A sports themed party is a great way to celebrate a sports enthusiast’s special day. Our experienced staff set up a variety of activities based on the birthday child’s age and interests. Activities can include warm–ups and pep talks, ball relays, scooter races, capture the flag, different stations with different types of balls, races, and anything in between! Cost: $325 Resident/$375 Nonresident.
Tot Party: Make a memorable party for your toddler and friends! A few examples of activities may include freeze dance, musical chairs, and parachute games. Loads of movement and fun.
Cost: $300 Resident/$345 Nonresident.
Party Details
HEALTH & FITNESS CENTER
MUNDELEIN PARK & RECREATION DISTRICT
In partnership with
Fitness Open House
Mundelein Community Center, 1401 N. Midlothian Rd., Mundelein Monday, April 21, 9 am–12 pm and 4–6 pm
Schedule of Activities
Morning Open House, 9 am–12 pm
Free access to all facility amenities!
9 am–12 pm: Intro to Pickleball
Guests and current members can learn to play the game of pickleball and experience the social/physical benefits it has to offer. Light instruction will be provided by an MPRD instructor. Held in the MCC gymnasium.
Meet the Trainers
Take advantage of the opportunity to meet our Personal Training team. Held in the MCC Lobby and on the Fitness Floor.
10 am–12 pm: New Equipment Demonstration
Learn more about some of our new equipment including the Octane Seated Elliptical. Held on the Fitness Floor.
11 am–12 pm “Taste of Fitness—Gold”
An introduction to group fitness programming that is designed for our active adult community. Held in Fitness Studio 1.
11–11:20 am: Join Carol for Zumba Gold
11:20–11:40 am: Join Dawn for some Strength 11:40–12 pm: Join Diane for Yoga
Rush Physical Therapy Tours/Meet and Greets
Promotions/Deals
Guided tours: Any nonmember who completes guided tour will receive 2 guest passes when they complete a tour/guest registration form.
New membership promotion: New members will receive half off their first month membership (1 year commitment).
Evening Open House, 4–6 pm
Free Access to all facility amenities!
4–5 pm: Meet and Greet with Mundy Lion!
Held in the MCC Lobby.
4–6 pm: Crafting with kids
A variety of interactive fun crafts will be setup in the lobby area for children of tours/members/etc.
4–6 pm: New Equipment Demonstration
Learn more about some of our new equipment including the Octane Seated Elliptical. Held on the Fitness Floor.
4–6 pm: Family Swim Held at the Indoor Pool.
4–6 pm: Open Gym Basketball Court 1, Open Net Volleyball Court 2.
5:15 pm: “Taste of Fitness – Zumba and Cycle”
Drop in on two of our most popular group fitness classes: In Studio 1 join Steve for some Zumba Toning. In Studio 2 Cycle with Judy! Limited space available.
5–6 pm Meet and Greet with Leroy the Lobster!
Held at the Indoor Pool.
Rush Physical Therapy Tours/Meet and Greets
Bundle Promotion: Receive discounted Barefoot Bay Pass (Early Bird) rates with the purchase of an annual Health and Fitness Center membership.
Current Members: Bring a friend for free.
Complimentary Refreshments: Enjoy some snacks!
Duck Race June 9
Lucky Duck Race
Rubber Duck Race at Barefoot Bay (All Ages)
Sunday June 8, 2 pm
$10 a duck
Prizes will be awarded to the top finishers .
Try your "luck" by adopting a Duck! Adopt your Lucky Duck here and watch them race at Barefoot Bay on Sunday, June 8. The Mundelein Parks Foundation has 250 adoptable ducks that are available for $10 each. You can purchase your duck(s) ONLINE ONLY at https://givebutter com/xn2oaM
The "Lucky Duck Race" will begin with a splash at 2 pm at Barefoot Bay, 1461 N. Midlothian Road, Mundelein. Bring the family to enjoy a day at the 'Bay and stay to watch your Lucky Duck race in the lazy river. You don't need to be present to win. All spectators must use a season pass or purchase a daily admittance at the resident/nonresident rate to enter Barefoot Bay.
Questions? Contact Tracie Ouimet at touimet@mundeleinparks.org or 847.388.5429.
Proceeds go to Mundelein Parks Foundation to raise money for recreational scholarships.
Free Free
FREE! (All Ages)
Saturday, June 14, 11 am–2 pm Held
at Diamond Lake Beach
Grab your sunnies, slap on some sunscreen, and discover Mundelein's hidden gem at our 7th annual Beach Bash at Diamond Lake! Whether you want to ride the inflatable water slide, go low on the limbo, or just kick back and relax, we’ve got a tidal wave of fun planned for you! The day will be filled with music, face painting, crafting and more! This is a FREE event open to all ages, so bring your beach chairs, pack a picnic, grab some towels, and channel your best summer vibes. You're gonna want to join this summer starter! Questions? Contact alangille@mundeleinparks.org.
Schedule
11 am: Beach Zumba
11 am–2 pm: Beach Arts and Crafts
11 am–2 pm: Face Painting
12–1 pm Beach Games
1–2 pm: Foam Party
11 am–2 pm: Inflatable Water Slide
11 am–5 pm: Free Kayak and Paddle Boat Rentals
Summer Solstice Yoga
(Adults and Ages 12–13 w/Adult)
Wednesday, June 18, 6:30–7:45 pm
Cost: $5 fitness member/$9 nonmember Program: 0172 .25 .2
Let's celebrate the longest day of the year and National Yoga Day. The extended yoga class will include doTERRA essential oils, props and deep Savasana to leave you feeling rejuvenated. The practice will be held on the grass between Mundelein Community Center and the Spray Park. In the event of inclement weather, the program will move indoors to Dolan Recreation Center gymnasium. Register by June 5 .
Please bring your own yoga mat or towel .
(All Ages)
Held at Dolan Recreation Center Friday, July 4, 8 am
Cost: $35 Before June 1, $45 June 1–June 27, $55 Day of Event
Prog: 0065.20.2
Dress in your red, white, and blue and spark your Independence Day spirit on our newly certified USATF course Take off down Recreation Drive, cruise through scenic Loch Lomond, and race toward the finish at Keith Mione Community Park. Using our new timing company, we are proud to provide the best to all our participants in this professionally chip-timed event. Join the fun! Register online at mundeleinparks.org. The first 400 participants will receive a race t-shirt. Sign up by June 1 to guarantee your size!
There is a $100 cash prize for the 1st overall male and female finishers, plus medals for 1st–3rd place finishers in each age group.
REGISTRATION
Pre-registration closes June 27 . Race Day registration will be available inside Dolan Recreation Center from 6:30–7:45 am.
PRE-PACKET PICKUP
July 1–3 Packet Pick Up: Mundelein Community Center. Packet Pickup will close at 12 pm on July 3rd. Race Day Packet Pick Up July 4: Inside Dolan Recreation Center.
FREE Firecracker Kids Race at 9 am!
Ages 10 & under can dash to the finish for a freeze pop and a medal—no registration required . Celebrate your young runner with a limited edition race t-shirt available for purchase on race day
Margarita-ville
(Ages 21+)
Saturday, July 19, 7:30–10 pm
Held at Barefoot Bay
Cost includes Entry + 3 Drink Tickets:
Pre-registration: $27 Barefoot Bay pass holders /$37 non-pass holders
Day of Registration: $37 Barefoot Bay pass holders/$47 non-pass holders
Escape to Margarita-ville, an exclusive, adults-only (Ages 21+) event where you leave the hustle and bustle of daily life behind and indulge in a night of tropical ambiance and good times. Upon arrival, simply present your I.D. at check-in and receive your 3 drink tickets then step into paradise. Once inside, sip on your favorite beverages and unwind with friends. We will have a food truck hand to curb your cravings. Please join us on July 19 at Barefoot Bay. Our oasis awaits you!
Admission is not refundable or transferable MUST have valid ID to enter
National Night Out
Tuesday, August 5, 5–10 pm
Community Park
Check the Village of Mundelein website for more information .
Free! Doggy Dip
(All Ages)
Saturday, August 30
10 am–2 pm
Held at Diamond Lake Beach
Celebrate summer with your furry best friend at our 4th annual Doggy Dip event . Watch as pups splash in the water, zoom through our exciting agility course, and make new fourlegged friends on the sandy shores Over on the grassy side, leashed dogs can embark on a treat-filled adventure, stopping by vendors for tasty snacks, fun games, and creative crafts .
All dogs must be friendly with both people and other pups, and waivers are required for entry . This event is exclusively for our four-legged guests—no human swimming allowed—so be sure to bring your own doggy life-vest if needed .
DOGGY DRESS-UP CONTEST
For a little extra fun, sign your pup up for our Doggy Dress-Up Contest at 11 am! Deck them out in their most fabulous outfit and let them strut their stuff for a chance to win pawsome prizes .
DOGGY BEST TRICK CONTEST
If your dog has some jaw-dropping skills, don’t miss the Doggy Best Trick Contest at 12 pm, where they can take center stage and showcase their talents to our panel of judges .
Register for contests day of event . Registration closes 15 minutes before contest start
Looking to add a furry friend to your family? Meet adorable, adoptable dogs who are waiting for their forever homes Plus, enjoy delicious food and drink for purchase while soaking in a day of tail-wagging fun .
Don’t miss this paw-some summer celebration—see you at the beach on August 30 from 10 am–2 pm!
Mundelein Arts Festival
Sept
6 & 7 • 10 am–5 pm
Courtland Commons
Join us for a weekend of art, music, and community!
On the weekend of September 6–7, 2025, Mundelein Community Connection and Mundelein Park & Recreation District proudly present the 14th Annual Mundelein Fine Arts Festival—a juried art showcase celebrating the exceptional talents of 50 fine artists working in a variety of media .
This two-day festival, offers a vibrant experience featuring art, music, food and fun!
In addition to professional artists, the festival will highlight outstanding student artwork from Carmel Catholic and Mundelein High Schools
Judges will award cash prizes for Best of Show and Best in Category across six categories The Kirk Players will present a $500 Emerging Artist Award, and various Purchase Awards will be granted, including the Village of Mundelein’s Annual Purchase Award . Furthermore, scholarship funds will be awarded to Mundelein High School and Carmel Catholic High School to support aspiring young artists
The festival takes place at Courtland Commons in downtown Mundelein (N E Corner of E Courtland St & Seymour Ave .), with artists exhibiting in a paved area for easy accessibility . Live music will fill the air throughout the weekend, adding to the lively and inspiring atmosphere .
Jungle Jive: A Disco Safari
Daddy-Daughter Dance!
(Ages 2–12 w/Adult)
Saturday, September 13, 6:30–8:30 pm
Held at Mundelein Community Center
Roar into the wildest night of the year with an unforgettable adventure where the thrill of the jungle meets the funky beats of disco! Jungle Jive is the ultimate night out for dads and daughters, filled with vibrant jungle vibes and groovy disco energy. This is your chance to dance, laugh, and create lasting memories in a setting like no other!
Go wild in jungle prints, safari hats or sparkle in your best disco attire—or mix and match for the ultimate funky look! Whether you're donning safari chic or glamming up in disco sparkle, come dressed ready to shake, shimmy, and boogie your way through a night of music and fun.
Expect the unexpected at Jungle Jive! Enjoy surprises around every corner, activities to keep you exploring, buildable fun to keep you creating, and jungle beats to set the mood!
This night is all about celebrating together, dancing like nobody’s watching, and letting loose in the most fun, funky, and unforgettable way possible. So grab your dancing shoes, put on your wildest look, and welcome to the jungle!
Fitness Membership
HEALTH & FITNESS CENTER
MUNDELEIN PARK & RECREATION DISTRICT
In partnership with
12–Month Commitment Membership
Individual: $35 monthly
2 or more*: $30 monthly/per person (*2 or more family members in the same household)
No Commitment Membership (no discounts apply)
Individual: $45 monthly
2 or more*: $40 monthly/per person (*2 or more family members in the same household)
Other Membership offers
Track Pass: $70 annual/per person
Nonresident Enrollment Fee: $50 (1 time charge)
Military (active and retired), Seniors (62+) and Youth (12–17) receive a 10% discount . Only one discount per membership
Daily Rates for nonmembers
Day Pass: $10 R/$15 NR Day Pass includes access to indoor pool, fitness floor, group exercise, track and open gym.
Daily Open Gym: $6 R/$10 NR
For Open Gym availability please call 847.388.5430.
10 Punch Card: $80 R/$120 NR
Student Membership*: $25/month
For ages 24 and younger. Must be a current student with a valid student ID, purchase in person at Community Center front desk.
Membership Benefits
• Unlimited use of fitness center, indoor pool, group exercise classes and open gym
• Indoor track
• Experienced, nationally certified personal training staff available
• Members receive special pricing on personal training
• Over 40 group exercise classes included with membership
• Locker rooms and showers
• Complimentary fitness equipment orientation
• Open gym for family youth under 12 with fitness member
Membership Details
• All members must be at least 12 years of age. Ages 12–13 require a parent present to use the fitness center.
• Must be 16 years or older to swim in pool without a lifeguard.
• We offer convenient auto–draft through credit or debit cards.
• Membership holds are available for up to 90 consecutive days, one time annually. A $15 processing fee applies to each household.
Group Exercise (free for members)
Whether you’re interested in losing weight, toning, adding muscle, or increasing energy, we have programs to help you reach your goals. Simply select any combination to suit your needs. All classes, excluding aqua, are designed for ages 14+ or 12–13 w/ adult. Minimum age for aqua fitness classes is 16.
Pick up a schedule at the Guest Services Desk or visit mundeleinparks .org .
Personal Training
It is always a good time to work with a personal trainer. All levels are welcome. Our One–on–One and Semi–Private Programs offer specialized training to motivate you and get results. Select your own highly certified personal trainer, or let us match you up with one who will guide you from your initial FREE consultation to your post–program maintenance.
• 31 and DONE
• CIRCL Mobility
• Cycle
• H2O Fitness
• Muscle Conditioning
• Pilates
• Cardio + Core
• Yoga
• Zumba
• Zumba Toning
Classes offered: See descriptions on our website.
Classes for older adults and novice participants
• Aqua ROM
• Gentle Yoga
• Senior Strength
• Zumba Gold
1–Hour Personal Training
Notes: 1Semi–private training involves two persons, signing up at the same time, for the same sessions. 2Memberships: Must hold a Health & Fitness Center membership at time of purchase and during personal training sessions.
Day Care–Big & Little Child Development Center
Year–Round, Quality Child Care for Ages 15 months to 6 years .
Located at Mundelein Community Center, Big & Little Child Development Center is a state–licensed child development center for up to 103 children, ages two to six. Our professionally–trained staff provide a fun, engaging and educational environment. Our program features six kid–friendly classrooms each holding 16–18 children, depending on the overall age of the children enrolled.
Children at Big & Little enjoy the facility’s full–sized gym, Spray Park (a unique summertime water/play activity area just for younger children), and a private, fenced playground. Big & Little offers convenient child care Monday through Friday, year–round, excluding major holidays.
Hours: 7 am–5 pm
Melinda Agosto
Child Development Director
847.388.5440 magosto@mundeleinparks.org
Lorena Vazquez
Assistant Child Development Director lvazquez@mundeleinparks.org
About our Program
At Big & Little, your child is provided with a warm, nurturing, stimulating, and challenging environment that promotes social, emotional, physical and intellectual growth. Our goal is to help your child experience the joy of learning, instill a sense of curiosity, and provide an atmosphere of discovery and exploration.
Curriculum
Our theme–based curriculum provides a wide variety of activities and interest areas. Cooperative play is encouraged while also meeting the developmental needs of the children. Our daily schedule provides ample time for active and passive activities, as well as both fine and gross motor skill development.
Preschool Camps
Preschool Summer Fun (Ages 3–5)
Preschool Summer Fun keeps children involved and engaged with friends with activities that are both structured and unstructured. Children enjoy outdoor play, creating projects, learning songs, hearing stories and making friends. NOTE: Children must be toilet trained. Led by Learning Center Preschool Teachers. (2 wks)
Held at Mundelein Community Center
Prog
0068.21.2
2–13 9 am–12 pm $179/189
0069.21.2 MWF Jun 16–27 9 am–12 pm $179/189
0070.21.2 MWF Jul 7–18 9 am–12 pm $179/189
Extended Stay (Ages 3–5)
This option offers children a chance to stay with their teachers until the afternoon program begins. Fees for Extended Stay are in addition to program fees and have their own program number. Led by Learning Center Preschool Teachers. (2 wks)
Held at Mundelein Community Center
0071.21.2
0072.21.2
0073.21.2 MW Jul 7–16 12–12:30 pm $55/65
0074.21.2 MW Jul 21–30 12–12:30 pm $55/65
Let's Play! Afternoons (Ages 3–5)
Children will explore summer through a wide range of hands on and engaging activities. Led by Learning Center Preschool Teachers. NOTE: Children must be toilet trained. (2 wks)
Held at Mundelein Community Center
0075.21.2 MW Jun 2–11 12:30–2 pm $110/120
0076.21.2 MW Jun 16–25 12:30–2 pm $110/120
0077.21.2 MW Jul 7–16 12:30–2 pm $110/120
0078.21.2 MW Jul 21–30 12:30–2 pm $110/120
Ready for School (Ages 3–5)
Make your child's transition back to school a bit easier by giving them a head start with this review of critical skills. This program includes reading and math prep using handson activity and practice worksheets, sight words, sorting and multi-step instructions all aimed to help prepare children for school. Led by Learning Center Preschool Teachers (2 wks)
Held at Mundelein Community Center Prog Day Date Time R/NR
0079.21.2 MWF Jul 21–Aug 1 9 am–12 pm $179/189
Welcome To Learning Center Preschool
Welcome to Learning Center Preschool
Learning Center Preschool programs are designed to provide education through recreation and give children the opportunity to grow emotionally, intellectually, and socially. Preschool classes are in session from September to May.
Our goal is to prepare your child for their first elementary school experience by developing their self-confidence, independence, and cooperation.
Plus, there is age-appropriate outdoor play equipment and extended class times.
Learning Center Preschool is located in the Child Development wing of the Mundelein Community Center, 1401 N. Midlothian Rd.
For further information or to schedule a tour, please contact Melinda Agosto at magosto@mundeleinparks.org. Visit us and discover all the great things the Learning Center Preschool has to offer.
Payment Info and Details
Pay in full and save $50 off the cost of the entire program!
Payment Plan: Partial payment with approximately 20% down payment at time of registration. The balance is divided into 9 monthly payments. Auto pay is mandatory for families who elect to make monthly payments. You must complete an additional form with credit card information or voided check. Payment will be automatically deducted on the first of each month from September 1–May 1. Your child will not be permitted to continue class if payments are not made. Failure to make payments or arrangements by these dates will result in a $25 late fee. A signed waiver must be on file with the Park District prior to the start of class. Information packets are emailed in late August and will include information about a parent meeting or open house prior to the start of classes.
Staffing
The three year old classes, four and five year old classes as well as the Pre-K class have a teacher as well as an aide. *This is dependent on the number of children enrolled in each class.
Learning Center Open House
Tuesday, June 17, 6–7:30 pm
Held at Diamond Lake Recreation Center 1401 N . Midlothian Road, Mundelein
You and your child are invited to drop by Diamond Lake Recreation Center to visit the Learning Center Preschool Program. Meet the teachers, tour the facility, ask questions, and discover all the great things the Learning Center Preschool has to offer. No registration required. Learning Center Preschool serves children ages 3–5.
If you can't make this date, email Melinda Agosto at magosto@mundeleinparks.org for information.
Preschool Program: Ages 3–4
Children must be at least age 3 by September 1, 2025 Children must be toilet trained
This level focuses on developing socialization skills through games, stories and group activities. Children also develop self-awareness and fundamental skills such as cooperation, listening, sharing and interacting with peers. Alphabet, numbers, shapes, and colors are introduced.
2025–26 Tuition
Preschool Program: Ages 4–5
Children must be at least age 4 by September 1, 2025 . Children must be toilet trained
This theme-based program includes an introduction to the alphabet (letter recognition and sounds), art, musical activities, manipulatives, number recognition, and the mastery of shapes and colors. The development of small and large motor skills are also practiced daily.
Pay in Full and save $50 off the cost of the entire program!
TuTh Preschool (Ages 3–4)
Children must be at least age 3 by September 1, 2025
Preschool Pre-K Enrichment
Children must be at least age 4 by September 1, 2025 . Children must be toilet trained
This class meets four afternoons per week. It has the same emphasis as the preschool program for ages four to five, with additional time spent on language, math, writing, science and social studies
MWF Preschool (Ages 4–5)
Children must be at least age 4 by September 1, 2025 .
0083.21.1
Pre–K Enrichment (Ages 4–5) M–Th
Children must be at least age 4 by September 1, 2025 .
Early Childhood Cultural Arts
Just for Tots
Parkapalooza! Artapalooza! (Ages 1–6 w/Adult)
Join us for a palooza of activities outside where little ones explore little ones explore, create, and play in nature! Each week, we’ll meet at a different local park, offering a fresh adventure combining both organic and organized play and activity through music, movement, and art. Perfect for curious toddlers and their caregivers, Parkapalooza! Artapalooza! is all about laughing, learning, and playing in the great outdoors. Pack your lunch because we’ll wrap up each session with a picnic. Come for the fun, stay for the friendships! (3 or 4 wks)
Held at various parks Prog
0210.33.2
0211.33.2 S Jul 12–26 10 am–12 pm $59/71
0213.33.2
Little Sprouts: Plant & Play (Ages 1–6 w/Adult)
Toddlers and parents will get their hands dirty while designing pots and planting easy-to-grow seeds and flowers and herbs. We will also enjoy a garden-themed sensory bin, exploring soil, seeds, and water through touch and play. Each child takes home their planted pot to watch it grow!
Held at Pavillion near the Splash Park
0235.33.2 Tu June 17 10–11 am $19/25
0236.33.2 M July 21 10–11 am $19/25
0237.33.2 W Aug 6 10–11 am $19/25
Sugar Book Club (Ages 1–6 w/Adult)
Sugar Book is a cozy club where we read a children's story and then get creative with related crafts and snacks. It's a playful way to explore stories together and bring them to life through hands-on activities. Join us for a magical blend of making friends, storytelling, and fun!
Held at Kracklauer Dance Studio
The Very Hungry Caterpillar
0238.33.2 Sa Jun 7 10–10:45 am $15/18
The Day the Crayons Quit
Day Date Time R/NR 0239.33.2 F Aug 13 10–10:45 am $15/18
The Story of Ferdinand
Youth Cultural Arts
Arts, Theatre & Music
Summer Art Club: A Brush with the Past (Ages 6–12)
We will learn about different artistic movements as well as some of the fascinating and inspiring artists who pioneered them. Not only will we learn about these great artists, but we will create our own works of art in their style. (4 wks)
Week 1: Impressionism (Monet)
Week 2: Surrealism (Dali)
Week 3: Cubism (Picasso)
Week 4: Pop Art (Warhol)
Held at Kracklauer Dance Studio
0220.33.2 Th May 29–Jun 19 4:45–5:45 pm $99/117
Intro
to Theatre: Once Upon a Stage (Ages 5–8)
We will introduce and explore elements of theatre through familiar fairy tales. (Jack and the Beanstalk and Little Red Riding Hood). Children will take on a variety of rolls in the theater world themselves; creating their own set designs, costumes, props, sound design, taking turns becoming different characters as well as directing their fellow cast members!
Performance will take place on Friday at 12:00 noon.
Held at Kracklauer Dance Studio
Wickedly Good Musical Theatre Showcase (Ages 8–13)
Prepare to shine and showcase your musical talents at Wickedly Good! Campers will dive into the world of a popular Broadway musical, learning songs, dances, and scenes that will bring the story to life.
By the end of the first day, every performer will have a part. By the last day, our young thespians will be ready to show off their new skills in a memorable showcase performance!
Our program emphasizes the journey to the performance, teaching kids how to express themselves creatively, build confidence, and develop teamwork—all while having a blast. Plus, we’ve got a few surprises in store with crafts and fun games to keep the excitement going!
Showcase: The camp will conclude with a final performance on the last day of class at 12:30 pm.
Held at Kracklauer Dance Studio
Prog Day Date Time R/NR
0215.33.2 M–F Jul 28–Aug 1 9:30 am–12:30 pm $293/309
Craft Club (Ages 5–8)
Unleash your creativity in this fun, hands-on class where everyday materials transform into amazing works of art! Each week, we'll take something ordinary—like paper, cardboard, or string—and turn it into not one, but two mind-blowing projects. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned crafter, you'll discover new ways to bring everyday items to life and create stunning, unique crafts. Let your imagination run wild and watch the magic happen! (4 wks)
Held at Dolan Recreation Center
Prog Day Date Time R/NR
0228.33.2 M Aug 18–Sep 15 4:15–5:15 pm $99/117 No class on September 1
Youth Cultural Arts
Enrichment
Wilderness Medicine (Ages 6–10)
Students will learn to manage outdoor challenges, including insect and snake bites, and poisonous plants, alongside skills in hike preparation, map reading, compass use, identifying animal tracks and wildlife encounters. They’ll also master survival techniques such as splint setting, tourniquet use, water purification, hypothermia care, and emergency bandana uses. Additionally, they’ll cover how to respond to severe weather like tornadoes, hurricanes, and wildfires, and how to signal for help. (1 wk)
Held at Kracklauer Dance Studio
Little Doctor School (Ages 6–10)
Camp participants will role-play the key responsibilities of a doctor and learn about vital organs in the human body. These future doctors will learn how to use a stethoscope, blood pressure cuff, and reflex hammer. They will practice administering first aid, learn how pharmacists play a role in administering medications, and more! (1 wk)
Held at Kracklauer Dance Studio
Epic Eras: Time Travel Adventures! (Ages 6–12)
Get ready to take a trip through time! Each week we will travel to a different place and time that was important to the history of humanity. We will explore history through hands on experimental archeology and learn about what daily life was like for the average person, as well as take a broader look at what was happening in the world at that time. (4 wks)
Week 1: Travel to Ancient Egypt
Week 2: Travel to Ancient Rome
Week 3: Travel to Medieval Europe
Week 4: Travel to Colonial America
Held at Kracklauer Dance Studio Prog Day
Chess Camp—Elevate your Summer! (Ages 5–12)
Immerse yourself in the strategic world of kings and queens at our thrilling Chess Camp. From budding beginners to seasoned strategists, this intensive program caters to all skill levels, offering a dynamic blend of instruction, practice matches, and friendly competitions. Dive deep into the intricacies of openings, mid-game tactics, and endgame mastery under the guidance of experienced chess coaches.
Whether you're sharpening your skills for tournaments or simply seeking mental stimulation, our Chess Camp promises a week of excitement, learning, and strategic triumphs. Join us and make your move towards chess greatness!
Experience team games, recess, snacks, tournaments, and puzzles. Every camper gets a T-shirt, trophy, and puzzle folder. We provide all materials. Elevate your summer! (1 wk)
Held at Mundelein Community Center
Prog
R/NR 0225.33.2 M–F Jun 23–27 9 am–12 pm $273/283
Battle Robots: Tanks (Ages 7–12)
We're rolling out the tanks! In this battle themed camp, kids will venture into the realm of tank engineering, building a range of formidable armored vehicles. Throughout the camp they'll face thrilling challenges, engage in epic battles and push their problem solving abilities to the limit, so buckle up! (1 wk)
Held at Mundelein Community Center
Prog Day Date Time R/NR
0227.33.2 M–F July 28–Aug 1 9 am–12 pm $234/243
Teen Cultural Arts
Teen Programs
Safe Sitter® Essentials with CPR (Ages 11–15)
Prepare your child for the responsibility of caring for younger siblings or babysitting with Safe Sitter® Essentials with CPR—a fun, interactive, and empowering course designed to teach safety, child care, first aid, CPR, and business skills.
This engaging one-day program (or multi-day format) equips students with the skills they need to handle real-life situations with confidence.
Throughout the course, students will learn:
Safety Skills – How to prevent and manage unsafe situations
Child Care Basics – Tips for keeping kids engaged and cared for
First Aid & Rescue – Hands-on practice for handling emergencies
CPR Training – Students will receive instruction and practice in CPR techniques, but will not be CPR certified
Life & Business Skills – Building responsibility and professionalism
The course wraps up with a fun Challenge Accepted activity and a Graduation Ceremony to celebrate their achievements. Total Course Time: 6 ½ Hours. Please pack a sack lunch. Give your child the confidence to be a responsible, prepared, and capable sitter.
Teen Arts and Crafts
Prom Petals: DIY Bouquet Workshop (Ages 14–18)
Join us for a hands-on workshop where you'll design and assemble a beautiful, one-of-a-kind floral bouquet to complement your prom look. Choose from fresh flowers, stylish greenery, and elegant ribbons to craft the perfect arrangement!
Held at Mundelein Community Center
Prog Day
0229.33.2 Th May 1 5–7 pm $30/45
Sand Art and Succulents (Ages 13+)
Step into a world of color, texture, and creativity! In this onehour workshop, you will dive into the art of sand layering, where they’ll create stunning designs by stacking vibrant colored sands in unique patterns to build your own mini desert oasis. From bold stripes to swirls and gradients, the possibilities are endless! It’s the perfect way to unwind, express creativity, and walk away with a personalized, living piece of art that’s both beautiful and low-maintenance. Bring home a custom succulent terrarium that’s sure to brighten any space with a touch of nature and artistry!
Held at Community Park Pavilion
Prog Day Date Time R/NR 0231.33.2 Tu Jun 17 3–4 pm $12/18
Teen Cooking
Cooking 101: Get Ready for College! (Ages 13+)
Get ready to tackle dorm life or your first apartment with confidence in the kitchen! This hands-on class is designed for teens heading to college who want to learn how to use their kitchen assistants to make quick, easy, and delicious meals using an Instant Pot and Air Fryer. We'll cover time-saving techniques, budget-friendly ingredients, and essential safety tips to help you make tasty, home-cooked meals with minimal effort. Say goodbye to bland cafeteria food and hello to cooking independence!
Held at Dolan Recreation Center
Prog Day Date Time R/NR
0234.33.2 F Aug 1 4–6 pm $65/75
Early Childhood & Youth Sports
Baseball/Softball
T-Ball Training Camp (Ages 5–6)
Join us for our skill enhancing, non-competitive class for all skill levels. We will practice throwing, catching, base running, and batting off the tee. Our goal is for each child to have fun, experience success, and understand the fundamentals of baseball. Games are played at the end of each class. Bring your water bottle! Led by Sports R Us Staff. (5 wks)
Held at Community Park Athletic Fields or MCC Gymnasium
Prog
0630.22.2 Tu Jun 10–Jul 8 5–5:45 pm $60/69
0631.22.2 Tu Jul 22–Aug 19 5–5:45 pm $60/69
Softball Clinic 101 (Ages 5–7)
This class is a complete introduction for the beginning softball star. Learn about the bases, field positions, and defensive mechanics while gaining skills in throwing and hitting. Live games are played every day with instructor pitching. Players will use 11” softie or indoor softball. Softball glove is required. Led by Hot Shots Sports Staff. (6 wks)
Held at Community Park Athletic Fields or MCC Gymnasium
Prog Day Date Time R/NR
0543.22.2 F Jun 6–Jul 18 4–5 pm $79/89
0544.22.2 F Jul 25–Aug 29 4–5 pm $79/89
No class on July 4
Baseball Clinic 101 (Ages 6–8)
This baseball class gives players an introduction to baseball. Players work on technique and enhancing form in this comprehensive skills clinic. This program teaches throwing mechanics as well as batting stance, bat positioning and speed, using both live pitching and hitting off the tee. Players learn various positions in the field through game play and basic in game strategy. Players should bring their own gloves, and be ready for a fun, fast paced learning environment. Led by Hot Shots Sports Staff. (6 wks)
Held at Community Park Athletic Fields or MCC Gymnasium Prog Day Date Time R/NR
0545.22.2 F Jun 6–Jul 18 5–6 pm $79/89
0546.22.2 F Jul 25–Aug 29 5–6 pm $79/89
No class on July 4
Basketball
Lil Pint Basketball (Ages 4–6)
Slam dunk fun in this pint-sized class. With the use of ageappropriate equipment, participants will start building the fundamentals for simple drills. Each player will learn skills in passing, shooting, dribbling, and rules of the game. Teamwork, participation, and good sportsmanship are all stressed throughout the class. Games will be played at the end of each class. Bring your water bottle! Led by Sports R Us Staff. (5 wks)
Held at DRC Gymnasium
Prog Day Date
R/NR
0535.22.2 Sa Jul 26–Aug 23 10–10:45 am $60/69
Basketball Training Camp (Ages 7–9)
This basketball class will help you get to the next level. We will enhance the basics you may have learned, along with advancing your skills that will concentrate on more teamwork and game strategies. Our speed, agility, and training session is built to make our participants faster, stronger, and more agile athletes. Bring your water bottle! Led by Sports R Us Staff. (5 wks)
Held at MCC Gymnasium (Tuesdays) or DRC Gymnasium (Saturdays)
Prog
0530.22.2 Tu Jun 10–Jul 8 6–7 pm $70/79
0627.22.2 Sa Jul 26–Aug 23 11 am–12 pm $70/79
A special thank you goes out to the 450+ participants, their families, and the coaches that volunteered time to make this such a memorable season. We love seeing the energy each and everyone of you bring to our facilities! It was an honor to be able to provide an active and fun learning experience, and we will continue to grow in ways that will enhance the experience even more for next season. We look forward to seeing familiar faces along with new ones come next fall. Without the support of all of you, this would not have been as success. Thank you!
— Patrick Teehan, Athletic Supervisor
Golf
SNAG Golf (Ages 4–6 & 5–7)
In this challenging and adventurous class, children will learn the basics of the complete swing, putting, and chipping in a safe and stress-free atmosphere. The SNAG equipment we use enables kids a much easier handling of club/ball/accuracy. This is a great class for kids to be introduced to the sport and develop their first golfing skills. So come on out and enjoy a fun-n-easy game of golf! Bring your water bottle! Led by Sports R Us Staff. (5 wks)
Held at DRC Gymnasium
Ages 4–6
Prog Day Date Time R/NR
0629.22.2 Th Jul 24–Aug 21 4–4:45 pm $60/69
Ages 5–7
Prog Day Date Time R/NR
0628.22.2 Sa Jun 7–Jul 12 11–11:45 am $60/69 No class on July 5
Jr.
Youth Sports
Multi-sport
Mini Total Sports Camp (Ages 3–4)
Children are introduced to the fundamentals of sports including basketball, floor hockey, football, kickball, soccer, t-ball and other sports and group games. This camp provides an opportunity for each child to develop motor skills and nurture his/her growth socially and emotionally through teamwork and good sportsmanship. Campers should bring a water bottle each day. Every camper will receive a t-shirt. Led by Hot Shots Sports Staff. (1 wk)
Held at MCC Gymnasium, DRC Gymnasium, & Community Park Athletic Field West
Prog Day Date Time R/NR
0549.22.2 M–F Jun 16–20 8–8:40 am $80/90
Pee Wee Soccer & T-Ball (Ages 3–5)
This class is perfect for kids who are full of energy and ready to be introduced to the basics of soccer and t-ball. Socialization, teamwork, following directions, key motor skills, and having fun will be the focus in this non-competitive environment. About half of the time will be dedicated to each sport. The last class we'll conclude with a fun windup game. Parent Participation is welcomed. Bring your water bottle! Led by Sports R Us Staff. (5 wks)
Held at Community Park Athletic Fields or MCC Gymnasium
Prog Day Date
0624.22.2 Tu Jun 10–Jul 8 4–4:45 pm $60/69
0625.22.2 Tu Jul 22–Aug 19 4–4:45 pm $60/69
Sports Galore (Ages 4–6)
We have found this fun and exciting class to be just what parents need to give their children a positive introduction to various sports. We play a different sport each week, including soccer, baseball, basketball, and more! Participants will start developing socialization, teamwork, direction following, and key motor skills all while having fun! Games will be played at the end of each class. Bring your water bottle! Led by Sports R Us Staff. (5 wks)
Held at Community Park Athletic Fields or DRC gymnasium
Prog Day
0626.22.2
Total Sports Camp (Ages 5–7)
This camp focuses on a variety of sports including flag football, basketball, baseball, kickball, soccer, capture the flag, and other group games. Each day camper’s focus on skill development and fundamentals for each respective sport, followed by game play. Coaches ensure a fun and energetic atmosphere while promoting teamwork and good sportsmanship. Campers should bring a snack and water bottle each day. Every camper will receive a t-shirt. Led by Hot Shots Sports Staff.
Held at MCC Gymnasium, DRC Gymnasium, & Community Park Athletic Field West Prog Day
Total Sports Camp (Ages 8–11)
This camp focuses on a variety of sports including flag football, basketball, baseball, kickball, soccer, capture the flag, and other group games. Each day camper’s focus on skill development and fundamentals for each respective sport, followed by game play. Coaches ensure a fun and energetic atmosphere while promoting teamwork and good sportsmanship. Campers should bring a snack and water bottle each day. Every camper will receive a t-shirt. Led by Hot Shots Sports Staff. (1 wk)
Held at MCC Gymnasium, DRC Gymnasium, & Community Park Athletic Field West Prog
R/NR
Sa Jun 7–Jul 12 10–10:45 am $60/69 No class on July 5
Adult/Tot Soccer (Ages 2–3 w/Adult)
This program is perfect for little ones who are full of energy and parents who are looking for an introduction to the game of soccer. Coaches will work on developing socialization, teamwork, direction following, and key motor skills. Dribbling, shooting, and passing will be some of the skills the children will learn. Parental participation is encouraged. Fun games will be played at the end of each class. Bring your water bottle! Led by Sports R Us Staff. (5 wks)
Held at Dolan Recreation Center
Prog
0529.22.2 Sa Jun 7–Jul 12 9–9:45 am $60/69
0623.22.2 Sa Jul 26–Aug 23 9–9:45 am $60/69
No class on July 5
Lil Pint Soccer (Ages 4–6 & 5–7)
This program is ideal for kids who are ready to embark on the beautiful journey of soccer. These mighty soccer players will start to polish their skills of dribbling, passing, shooting, and goaltending. Our coaches will instill participants with good sportsmanship, participation, and teamwork. This is a great class for both girls and boys! Parent participation is welcomed. Games will be played at the end of each class. Bring a water bottle! Led by Sports R Us Staff. (5 wks)
Held at Community Park Athletic Fields or MCC Gymnasium
Ages 4–6
Prog Day Date Time R/NR
0532.22.2 Th Jun 5–Jul 10 4–4:45 pm $60/69
No class on July 3
Ages 5–7
Prog
0533.22.2 Th Jul 24–Aug 21 5–5:45 pm $60/69
No class on July 3
5 Star Soccer Half Day Camp (Ages 5–13)
The 5 Star Soccer Camps are proud to offer a fresh, enthusiastic approach to teaching youth soccer. We pride ourselves in delivering a curriculum that presents the most current and advanced information on the development of the youth soccer player. The quality of our staff is among the best around, working hard to build on fundamental technique, while creating an atmosphere that unlocks the game within each child. We believe in our program, designed for success, that presents a positive, enjoyable environment for learning from energetic coaches in youth soccer. Program of instruction designed by Michael Wiggins, 2-time Illinois High School Soccer Coach of the Year and Head Coach of the 2014 Illinois HS State Champions.
Held at Community Park East Field
Prog Day Date Time R/NR
0536.22.2 M–F Jul 14–18 1–4 pm $150/180
Soccer Skills Clinic 101 (Ages 6–8)
Players are introduced to the fundamentals of soccer tactics such as passing the ball, offensive moves, defensive moves, keeping/controlling the ball and taking the ball away from the opposing team. Players learn to score and prevent goals. Physical endurance and fitness are emphasized while touching the ball. At this age, the focus starts to change from simple games to organized, tactical, competitive games. Led by Hot Shots Sports Staff. (6 wks)
Held at Community Park Athletic Field or DRC Gymnasium
Prog Day Date Time R/NR
0554.22.2 M Jun 2–Jul 14 5:15–6 pm $75/85
0555.22.2 M Jul 21–Aug 25 5:15–6 pm $75/85
No class on June 30
Youth Sports
Soccer Speed & Agility (Ages 7–9)
Join us for a non-competitive skill development program. We will go over the basic skills of dribbling, passing, shooting, goaltending, and positions. There will be weekly progress on the technical aspects of the game. Our speed and agility training session is built to make our participants faster, stronger, and more agile athletes. Games are played at the end of each class. Bring your water bottle. Led by Sports R Us Staff. (5 wks)
Held at Community Park Athletic Fields or MCC Gymnasium
Prog Day
0534.22.2 Th Jun 5–Jul 10 5–6 pm $70/79 No class on July 3
Soccer Training Camp (Ages 7–9)
Join us for a non-competitive skill development program. We will go over advanced skills in dribbling, passing, shooting, goaltending, and positioning. There will be weekly progress on the technical aspects of the game. Offensive and defensive tactics will be instilled on each fantastic soccer player. Games are played at the end of each class. Bring your water bottle! Led by Sports R Us Staff. (5 wks)
Held at Community Park Athletic Fields or MCC Gymnasium
Prog Day Date
0531.22.2 Tu Jul 22–Aug 19 6–7 pm $70/79
Soccer Skills Clinic 201 (Ages 9–12)
In the next stage of their progression, players increase their playing stamina and speed in an up-tempo game like atmosphere. The clinic’s specific technique training involves strength and placement shooting, landing on the shooting foot, precision passing, settling the ball with various body parts and advanced fundamentals and skill maneuvers. Most importantly, players are taught game concepts that will improve their decision-making and overall game. Led by Hot Shots Sports Staff. (6 wks)
Held at Community Park Athletic Fields or DRC Gymnasium
Prog Day Date Time R/NR
M Jun 2–Jul 14 6:15–7:15 pm $85/95
M Jul 21–Aug 25 6:15–7:15 pm $85/95
No class on June 30
Volleyball
Volleyball Skills Clinic 1 (Ages 7–9)
This clinic includes instruction on all volleyball skills; serving, passing, setting and attacking. Players receive a solid foundation of these fundamental skills through fun and active drills, building up to team play. This class is for the volleyball beginner looking to understand the game and learn new skills. Kneepads are recommended. Led by Hot Shots Sports Staff. (6 wks)
Held at MCC Gymnasium
Prog
0537.22.2 W Jun 4–Jul 16 5:30–6:30 pm $79/89
0538.22.2 W Jul 23–Aug 27 5:30–6:30 pm $79/89
No class on July 2
Volleyball Skills Clinic 2 (Ages 10–12)
This clinic focuses on progressing all skills including, transitioning from free ball, offense, defense, and developing specific positions. This is a great opportunity for players to enhance their skill level and knowledge of the game. Kneepads are recommended. Led by Hot Shots Sports Staff. (6 wks)
Held at MCC Gymnasium
Prog Day Date Time R/NR
0539.22.2 W Jun 4–Jul 16 6:30–7:30 pm $79/89
0540.22.2 W Jul 23–Aug 27 6:30–7:30 pm $79/89
No class on July 2
Game Time Volleyball (Ages 13–15)
Players experience daily scrimmages with active instruction and tips from the coaching staff of Hot Shots Sports. Coaches referee while emphasizing the fundamentals and game strategies of volleyball. Players use skills such as serving, passing, setting and attacking in a “game time” environment. Led by Hot Shots Sports Staff. (6 wks)
Held at MCC Gymnasium
Prog Day Date Time R/NR
0541.22.2 W Jun 4–Jul 16 7:30–8:30 pm $79/89
0542.22.2 W Jul 23–Aug 27 7:30–8:30 pm $79/89
No class on July 2
Dance
Summer Dance and Gymnastics (6 wks)
Here is an opportunity to try a short term dance or gymnastics class. Our six-week session offers the opportunity to try something new before joining the long term program in the fall. All classes are led by experienced Mundelein School of Dance Instructors. *Pre-Pointe/Pointe requires Dance Coordinator approval before registration. Dancers must also be enrolled in Ballet 4/5. Questions? Contact Dance Coordinator Stephanie Nece at dance@mundeleinparks.org
DANCE CLASS DESCRIPTIONS
All returning dancers should register for the same level as enrolled for 2024-2025. New dancers registering for Pointe must first email the Dance Coordinator at dance@mundeleinparks.org for enrollment approval and submit a doctor's note.
Ballerina Princesses: Dance like all your favorite princesses while learning basic ballet skills. Parent must remain outside the studio during class.
Movin with Music: Parents or Care Givers and their little ones will explore music and movement together with developmentally appropriate activities and songs.
Tap and Ballet Combo: Dancers will learn ballet and tap basics. Ballet positions and basic skills will be taught, along with tap steps and terminology.
Tap and Jazz Combo: Dancers will learn jazz and tap basics. Basic jazz turns, leaps, and skills will be taught, along with tap steps and terminology.
Hip Hop and Tumble: Dancers will learn fun and challenging dance moves to the latest popular music and basic tumbling skills.
Acro: Class with focus on floor acrobatic skills and tricks, as well as strength and flexibility.
Leaps, Turns & Tricks: Dancers will focus on turn and leap technique as well as acrobatic tricks and skills. Dancers will do conditioning exercises to build strength and flexibility.
GYMNASTICS CLASS DESCRIPTIONS
Tiny Tumblers: Little Ones will develop body awareness, balance, flexibility, and coordination while having fun doing gymnastics. Parents or Care Giver will assist with skills in a safe caring environment.
Rhythmic Gymnastics: Beginning tumbling skills will be taught as well as rhythmic gymnastics elements such as jumps, turns, and leaps.
Ballet: Dancers will focus on developing strong ballet technique, learning discipline, building strength and using proper terminology.
Lyrical: This class will explore lyrical style dance with a blend of ballet and jazz technique.
Jazz Technique: Dancers will focus on jazz technique including leaps, turns, and progressions.
Tap Technique: Dancers will learn rhythm, timing, and agility while building coordination.
Hip Hop: Fun and challenging dance moves to the latest popular music.
Pre Pointe/Pointe: Build foundational skills and strengthening in preparation for dancing on pointe. Experienced pointe dancers will work on further developing their technical skills. Dance Coordinator approval and doctor's note required for dancers new to Pre Pointe or Pointe.
Poms: This class will explore pom/cheer style dance with sharp arm movements using poms, as well as jumps, tricks, and skills based on jazz and hip hop.
Tumbling for Cheer: Whether you are currently enrolled in cheer or thinking about joining, this class is perfect to work on tumbling skills that will be used in the sport. From somersaults and cartwheels to back handsprings, tumblers of all abilities will be met where they are and taught skills and strengthening techniques to work towards new tricks.
A Mundelein Park & Recreation District Program
Note: There will be no classes the week of June 30–July 5.
MONDAY: JUNE 16–JULY 28
TUESDAY: JUNE 17–JULY 29
WEDNESDAY: JUNE 18–JULY 30
Class Locations: KDS—Kracklauer Dance Studio | TRC—The RegentCenter | MCC—Mundelein Community Center
SATURDAY: JUNE 21–AUGUST 2
Questions? Contact Heather Burnes, Dance Coordinator, at hburnes@mundeleinparks .org or 847 .566 .0675 .
What to Wear
Ballerina Princesses: PINK leotard, PINK tights, and PINK leather or canvas ballet shoes. Princess Dress suitable for movement may also be worn.
Ballet and Pointe: BLACK leotard, PINK tights, and PINK leather or canvas ballet shoes
Lyrical: BLACK leotard, TAN tights, BLACK dance pants or shorts (optional), TAN jazz shoes, TAN half-soles, OR PINK ballet shoes
Jazz: BLACK leotard, TAN tights, BLACK dance pants or shorts (optional), and TAN jazz shoes
Tap: BLACK leotard, TAN tights, BLACK dance pants or shorts (optional), and TAN tap shoes
Tap & Ballet Combo Classes: PINK leotard and PINK tights, PINK leather or canvas ballet shoes and TAN tap shoes
Tap & Jazz Combo Classes: BLACK leotard and TAN tights, BLACK dance pants or shorts (optional), TAN jazz shoes and TAN tap shoes
Hip Hop: BLACK shorts or pants, BLACK shirt or tank top, and BLACK dance sneakers
Hip Hop & Tumble: BLACK shorts or pants, BLACK shirt or leotard, and BLACK dance sneakers
Acro: BLACK leotard, TAN convertible tights, BLACK shorts (optional), No shoes
Leaps, Turns & Tricks: BLACK leotard, TAN convertible tights, BLACK shorts (optional), Tan jazz shoes
Poms: BLACK leotard, TAN tights, BLACK dance pants or shorts (optional), and TAN jazz shoes
Movin with Music: Comfortable clothes suitable for movement. Socks, barefeet, or indoor only shoes may be worn. No street shoes are allowed in the studio.
Boys: Boys should wear a BLACK or WHITE t-shirt and BLACK shorts or pants. BLACK ballet shoes, BLACK jazz shoes or BLACK tap shoes, depending on the class.
Adults: Athletic clothing suited for movement or traditional leotard and tights may be worn. Dance shoes appropriate for the style in any color may be worn.
Tiny Tumblers and Rhythmic Gymnastics: Comfortable clothes suitable for movement such as leotards, leggings, shorts. All participants will wear bare feet during class.
Tumbling for Cheer: T-shirt or tank, shorts, socks and clean gym shoes
June 7 & 8, 2025
Held at Mundelein High School
Tickets: $15 in advance/$20 at the door
Held at the Dolan Recreation Center
Trails Day Camp (Ages 5–11)
Discovery Camp (Ages 5–7)
Child must be 5 on or before September 1, 2024 & have completed Kindergarten
Explorer Camp (Ages 8–11)
Camp activities include arts and crafts, field trips, sports, games, swimming and more. Camp meets rain or shine. Each camper must bring a lunch cooler or sack lunch, drink container, snack and sun screen daily. Fees include camp shirt, swim time, all supplies and field trips. Camp parent meeting will be held at the Dolan Recreation Center on Thursday, May 29 at 6:30 pm. Led by Camp Staff. (10 wks)
The Odyssey Experience (Ages 12–14)
(For students entering 6th grade or higher )
Join us for some fun filled days of summer. During Odyssey Experience your child will participate in field trips, swimming, tennis, cooking, art, team building, fitness, and more. Social time, music enjoyment, dance and special presentations will be woven into this Odyssey Experience. Please bring a lunch, snack and drink daily. *Before and after care is available for an additional daily fee. Led by Camp Staff. (10 wks)
Note: You will receive an email prior to the start of camp requesting you to create an account or reconfirm an existing account with your child's medical information and emergency forms online with ePACT Network. In order for your child to begin camp, all forms must be completed and shared with the Mundelein Park District.
Camp Parent Meeting at the Dolan Recreation Center Thursday, May 29 at 6:30 pm
TRAILS DAY CAMP: DISCOVERY (AGES 5–7) AND EXPLORER (AGES 8–11)
ODYSSEY EXPERIENCE (AGES 12–14) (3 DAY MINIMUM)
Payment can be paid in full or you can set up an automatic payment plan from your debit/ credit card or electronic check. Automatic payments come out the Wednesday before each week starts. A non-refundable enrollment fee is due at the time of registration: $50
Summer Camp Sessions
Week 1 Jun 2–6
Week 2 Jun 9–13
Week 3 Jun 16–20
Week 4 Jun 23–27
Week 5 Jun 30–Jul 2 No camp on July 3 & 4
Week 6 Jul 7–11
Week 7 Jul 14–18
Week 8 Jul 21–25
Week 9 Jul 28–Aug 1
Week 10 Aug 4–8
Rec Connect
(Students grades K–6)
Connecting Fun & Learning Before & After School
Rec Connect Before and After School Care is held at Dolan Recreation Center, 888 Dunbar Rd
• Daily quiet time for homework, reading, or journaling
• Daily indoor and outdoor physical activities include unstructured play and staff–guided cooperative games
• A variety of arts and craft projects
• Activities and guidance that encourage children to work together, support each other’s efforts, build friendships and develop important social skills
• Structured and unstructured activities each day give children a chance to unwind, relax and play with their peers
• A chance to sign up and participate in other cultural arts activities such as cooking, Lego Robotics, dance, or mixed media art classes
• Day Off School Programs on selected days when school is not in session
• Flexible scheduling options
• Transportation is available for District 75 students.
Questions? Contact Cheri Rehor, School Age Program Supervisor at 847.388.5452 or crehor@mundeleinparks.org.
Mundelein Parks Foundation
The Mundelein Parks Foundation encourages health and recreation for the community through funding efforts that help promote and enhance facilities, services, programs, parks and special projects. We are a nonprofit 501 (c)(3) charitable organization governed by an independent, voluntary board.
The foundation seeks to strengthen community and family ties with a self–generating funding source.
Our goal is to help park users and lovers become park givers and stewards. When you invest in the parks, you are investing in the quality of life of the Mundelein community.
Areas of Focus:
Every Child Should Play
Offer program scholarships to financially disadvantaged Mundelein Park & Recreation District residents so they can learn new skills and enhance their quality of life.
Project Parks
Support the preservation of land and open space and the improvement of facilities and parks.
Building Our Future
Assist with funding capital development projects as we build an even better park district.
Preserve Our Past
Preserve our past with a donation to Mundelein Heritage Museum. Funds will be used for educational program expansion, local historical preservation, and museum enhancements.
Obstacle Course Racing
Held at Ultimate Ninjas & ULTIFIT, 732 East Park Avenue, Libertyville, IL 60048
Ultimate Ninjas Lil Ninjas Class (Ages 3–5)
Preschool Ninjas Classes will focus on developing coordination and strength through skills such as balancing, hanging, jumping, climbing, and running, while instilling self-confidence and teamwork in a safe and positive environment. Close-toed shoes are required along with athletic apparel. Water bottle recommended for hydration break. Led by Ultimate Ninjas Staff.
Prog
0611.22.2 Su Jun 1–Jul 6 9–9:50 am $162/172
0560.22.2 Su Jul 13–Aug 17 9–9:50 am $162/172
Ultimate Ninjas Beginner Obstacles (Ages 5–7 & 8–10)
The Beginner Ninja class will focus on tackling the obstacles we have all seen on NBC's American Ninja Warrior! Ninjas are not required to have any prior experience with obstacles. They learn how to approach new challenges safely while having and exploring movements. Instructors set goals and challenges for students which help them gradually develop solid fundamental skills. Close-toed tennis shoes are required along with athletic apparel. Water bottle recommended for hydration breaks. Led by Ultimate Ninjas Staff.
0610.22.2 Su Jun 1–Jul 6 9–9:50 am $162/172
0559.22.2 Su Jul 13–Aug 17 9–9:50 am $162/172
Karate
Illinois Shotokan Karate Club
Pre-Karate Classes (Ages 4–6)
In our Pre-Karate Safety classes, young children develop flexibility, strength, and coordination in fun, yet disciplined activities. This program is specifically designed for growing minds and bodies to enhance memory and agility. Watch your child's confidence blossom and their skills improve. Led by ISKC Instruction Staff. (11 wks)
• Uniforms and Belt-Testing are options available through the ISKC Instructor.
• Beginner students will not be permitted to register into the current session after the second class has met. Registration for continuers through advanced students will accepted after the start date, but the full class fee is required.
Held at Sullivan Comm. Center (Comm. Rm.), 635 Aspen Drive, Vernon Hills, IL 60061 Prog
0571.22.2
0572.22.2
Youth/Adult Karate (Ages 7+)
ISKC's karate classes offer a good mix of strength training, with cardiovascular and flexibility excercises. Students increase their coordination, agility, and poise, as well as learn lasting personal safety skills. They also benefit from the mental stimulation of learning the choreographed moves of the kata and the discipline of conforming to the class rules. Led by ISKC Instruction Staff (11 wks)
• Uniforms and Belt-Testing are options available through the ISKC Instructor.
• Please note that the Youth and Adult classes train together.
• Beginner students will not be permitted to register into the current session after the second class has met. Registration for continuers through advanced students will accepted after the start date, but the full class fee is required.
Held at Sullivan Comm. Center (Comm. Rm.), 635 Aspen Drive, Vernon Hills, IL 60061
Prog Name
0564.22.2 Beginner/Continuer (white–orange belt) Th Jun 12–Aug 21 5:30–6:25 pm $175/185 0565.22.2 Intermediate (yellow–green belt) Th Jun 12–Aug 21 6:30–7:25 pm $175/185 0566.22.2 Advanced (purple belt & up) Th Jun 12–Aug 21 7:30–8:25 pm $175/185
0558.22.2 Adult Beginner–Advanced (Ages 15+) Th Jun 12–Aug 21 8:30–9:30 pm $175/185
0567.22.2 Beginner/Continuer (white–red belt) Sa Jun 14–Aug 23 10:40–11:40 am $175/185
0568.22.2 Novice (orange–blue belt) Sa Jun 14–Aug 23 11:45 am – 12:45 pm $175/185
0569.22.2 Intermediate (green–purple belt) Sa Jun 14–Aug 23 12:50–1:50 pm $175/185
0570.22.2 Advanced (brown–black belt) Sa Jun 14–Aug 23 1:55–3:25 pm $209/219
Programas y Eventos (en español)
Para descripciones en español de todos los programas y eventos, visite nuestro sitio web: mundeleinparks.org.
Aprende a nadar
Clases educativas de natación desde los 18 meses hasta adultos. Las clases se llevan a cabo los martes/jueves o sábados. Consulta la página 31 para ver el horario de las clases y los costos.
Padre o madre/bebé (edad 6–17 meses) y padre o madre/ niño pequeño (Edades 18–36 meses)
Un profesor te guiará a ti y a tu bebé o niño pequeño en juegos y actividades diseñados para enseñar el respeto al agua y cómo jugar de manera segura y divertida. Requisitos: Un adulto en el agua con el niño, pañales para nadar y pantalones ajustados o traje de baño.
Aprender a nadar para niños en edad preescolar y escolar (Edades 3–12)
Diseñado para desarrollar un nivel de alta confianza en el agua y una preparación para nadar para niños de 3-12 años. Se les enseñarán destrezas funcionales para nadar a quienes estén listos a nivel desarrollo. Los principales temas cubiertos incluyen confianza e inmersión, posición corporal y recuperación de aire, movimiento hacia adelante y cambio de dirección, movimiento giratorio y movimiento integrado.
Escuela de brazadas (Edades 6–12)
Este curso es para los estudiantes de todas las edades que hayan logrado la marca verde de la escuela de natación. Los estudiantes refinan el estilo libre y aprenden la técnica de la brazada para la brazada de espalda, de pecho y mariposa y para desarrollar resistencia.
Campamento Safe & Smart (Edades 8–11)
¡Los niños aprenderán habilidades de seguridad en una manera muy divertida y amigable en el campamento Safe & Smart de Mundelein! El primer día, los campistas se reunirán en el departamento de bomberos para realizar una excursión y juegos acuáticos, recibir consejos de seguridad y tomar un curso de seguridad en caso de incendio con obstáculos desafiantes. El segundo día aprenderán sobre la seguridad acuática ¡mientras disfrutan del agua en Barefoot Bay! En el tercer día aprenderán sobre defensa propia, mirarán una demostración de Titan K-9, disfrutarán de pizzas ¡y más! El primer día se entregará a los participantes una camiseta y pulsera que deberán usar todos los días del campamento. Se ofrecerán todos los días refrigerios y bebidas, y una pizza party el último día. Por favor, indica el tamaño de camiseta en la inscripción. A cargo del personal del distrito de parques y del departamento de policías y de bomberos.
Día 1: Estación de policía 9 am–12:30 pm
Día 2: Barefoot Bay 8-11:30 am (Traer traje de baño puesto y una toalla)
Día 3: Midlothian Fire Station 9 am–12:30 pm (Trae una toalla)
Se lleva a cabo en Barefoot Bay
Prog Día Fecha Hora R/NR
0207.33.2 Lu–Mi 16–18 de junio 9 am–12:30 pm $50/60
R/NR= residentes de Mundelein/no residentes de Mundelein
Temporada en Barefoot Bay
Fin de semana del Día de los Caídos Abierto: 25 y 26 de mayo
Barefoot Bay Cerrado: 27–30 de mayo
Temporada regular: 31 de mayo–8 de agosto
Horario de Barefoot Bay:
Lunes-domingo: 11 am–7 pm para el público general 10:30 am–7 pm para los titulares de pases de temporada
4 de julio: 12–5 pm
Postemporada
Solo fines de semana (sáb, do y Día del Trabajo): 9 de agos–1 de sep Cerrado por temporada: 2 de sep
Caminata acuática - ejercicio matutino
Lunes–jueves, 9 de junio–7 de agosto
Horario: 7:30 am–8:30 am*
Tarifa de entrada: $5 diarios o gratis con pase de temporada
*No se permite caminata acuática el 4 de julio
Nado libre matutino
Lunes–jueves, 9 de junio–7 de agos
Horario: 8:30 am–9:30 am
Tarifa de entrada: $5 diarios o gratis con pase de temporada
*no se permite nado libre el 4 de julio
Para obtener detalles completos sobre horarios y tarifas, visite mundeleinparks.org
Pase de temporada de Barefoot Bay
Pase Residente No residente
Individual $115 $160
Cuatro o más: $95 $135
Senior (Mayor de 62): $95 $135
Tarifas diarias de Barefoot Bay
Jóvenes Adultos Senior (62+ )
Residente: $15
$15 $13
No residente: $20 $20 $18
Free Free
¡GRATIS! (Todas las edades)
Sábado 14 de junio, 11 am–2 pm
En Diamond Lake Beach
¡Toma tus gafas de sol, ponte protector solar y descubre la joya escondida de Mundelein en nuestro séptimo Beach Bash anual en Diamond Lake! Ya sea que quieras deslizarte en el tobogán de agua inflable, relajarte en el limbo o simplemente descansar, ¡tenemos una ola de diversión planeada para ti! ¡El día estará lleno de música, pintura facial, manualidades y mucho más! Este es un evento GRATUITO abierto a todas las edades, así que trae tus sillas de playa, prepara un picnic, toma algunas toallas y déjate llevar por las mejores vibras del verano. ¡Querrás unirte a este inicio de verano!
¿Tienes alguna pregunta? Contacta a alangille@mundeleinparks.org.
Cronograma
11 am: Zumba en la playa
11 am–2 pm: Manualidades y arte de playa
11 am–2 pm: Pintura facial
12–1 pm Juegos de playa
1–2 pm: Fiesta de espuma
11 am–2 pm: Tobogán acuático inflable
11 am–5 pm: Alquiler gratuito de kayaks y botes de remo
Margarita-ville
(Edades 21+)
Sábado 19 de julio, 7:30–10 pm
En Barefoot Bay
El costo incluye entrada y 3 tickets de bebida:
Preinscripción: $27 para titulares de pases de Barefoot Bay / $37 sin pases
Día de inscripción: $37 titulares de pases de Barefoot Bay/$47 sin pases
Escápate a Margarita-ville, un evento exclusivo solo para adultos (+21 años) donde dejarás atrás el ajetreo y el bullicio de la vida diaria y disfrutarás de una noche de ambiente tropical y buenos momentos. A tu llegada, simplemente presenta tu documento de identificación en el check-in y recibe tus 3 tickets para bebidas y luego entra al paraíso. Una vez dentro, disfruta de tus bebidas favoritas y relájate con amigos. Habrá camiones de comida disponibles para saciar tu apetito. Únete a nosotros el 19 de julio en Barefoot Bay. ¡Nuestro oasis te espera!
La entrada no es reembolsable ni transferible DEBES tener una identificación válida para ingresar
(Todas las edades)
Sábado, 30 de agosto
10 am–2 pm
Se celebra en la playa
Diamond Lake
Celebra el verano con tu mejor amigo peludo en nuestro cuarto evento anual Chapuzón para perros Observa cómo los cachorros chapotean en el agua, recorren nuestro emocionante circuito de agilidad y hacen nuevos amigos de cuatro patas en las orillas arenosas . En el césped, los perros con correa pueden embarcarse en una aventura llena de golosinas, pasando por los puestos de vendedores para disfrutar de bocaditos deliciosos, juegos divertidos y manualidades creativas
Todos los perros deben ser amigables tanto con las personas como con otros perros, y se requieren exenciones para ingresar . Este evento es exclusivamente para nuestros invitados de cuatro patas (no se permite el baño de personas), así que asegúrate de traer tu propio chaleco salvavidas para perros si es necesario .
CONCURSO DE DISFRACES DE PERROS
¡Para un poco más de diversión, inscribe a tu perro en nuestro concurso de disfraces de perros a las 11 am! Vístelos con sus atuendos más fabulosos y déjalos lucirse para tener la oportunidad de ganar premios increíbles .
CONCURSO DEL MEJOR TRUCO CANINO
Si tu perro tiene habilidades asombrosas, no te pierdas el Concurso del mejor truco canino a las 12 pm, donde podrá ser el centro de atención y mostrar sus talentos ante nuestro panel de jueces Regístrate para los concursos el día del evento La inscripción cierra 15 minutos antes del inicio del concurso .
¿Estás buscando agregar un amigo peludo a tu familia? Conoce perros adorables y adoptables que están esperando un hogar para siempre Además, disfruta de deliciosas comidas y bebidas para comprar mientras disfrutas de un día de diversión .
Swim Lessons- Held at the Indoor Pool
We offer year-round swim lessons for beginners to swimmers with advanced skills at our indoor pool. Questions about the program or swim levels? Call Pete Nocchi, Aquatics and Fitness Supervisor at 847.388.5432.
Saturday
Adult & Baby/Tot Swim (Ages 6–36 mos)
Prog Date Time R/NR
0278.30.2 May 10–Jun 28 9:10–9:40 am $108/122
0279.30.2
0280.30.2
May 10–Jun 28 9:50–10:20 am $108/122
Jul 19–Sep 6 9:10–9:40 am $108/122
0281.30.2 Jul 19–Sep 6 9:50–10:20 am $108/122
Learn To Swim (Ages 3–12)
Prog Date Time R/NR
0282.30.2
0283.30.2
May 10–Jun 28 9:10–9:40 am $108/122
May 10–Jun 28 9:50–10:20 am $108/122
0284.30.2 May 10–Jun 28 10:30–11:00 am $108/122
0285.30.2 May 10–Jun 28 11:10–11:40 am $108/122
0286.30.2 May 10–Jun 28 11:50 am–12:20 pm $108/122
0287.30.2 Jul 19–Sep 6 9:10–9:40 am $108/122
0288.30.2 Jul 19–Sep 6 9:50–10:20 am $108/122
0289.30.2
0290.30.2
0291.30.2
Jul 19–Sep 6 10:30–11:00 am $108/122
Jul 19–Sep 6 11:10–11:40 am $108/122
Jul 19–Sep 6 11:50 am–12:20 pm $108/122
Stroke Swim (Ages 6–12)
Prog Date Time R/NR
0292.30.2 May 10–Jun 28 10:30–11 am $108/122
0293.30.2 May 10–Jun 28 11:10–11:40 am $108/122
0294.30.2
Jul 19–Sep 6 10:30–11 am $108/122
0295.30.2 Jul 19–Sep 6 11:10–11:40 am $108/122
Teen/Adult Swim (Ages 13+)
Prog Date Time R/NR
0296.30.2 May 10–Jun 28 11:50 am–12:20 pm $108/122
0297.30.2 Jul 19–Sep 6 11:50 am–12:20 pm $108/122
Tuesday/Thursday
Learn To Swim (Ages 3–12)
Prog Date Time R/NR
0250.30.2 May 6–29 4:30–5:00 pm $108/122
0251.30.2 May 6–29 5:10–5:40 pm $108/122
0252.30.2 May 6–29 5:50–6:20 pm $108/122
0253.30.2 Jun 3–26 4:30–5:00 pm $108/122
0254.30.2 Jun 3–26 5:10–5:40 pm $108/122
0255.30.2 Jun 3–26 5:50–6:20 pm $108/122
0256.30.2 Jul 15–Aug 7 4:30–5:00 pm $108/122
0257.30.2 Jul 15–Aug 7 5:10–5:40 pm $108/122
0258.30.2 Jul 15–Aug 7 5:50–6:20 pm $108/122
0259.30.2 Aug 12–Sep 4 4:30–5:00 pm $108/122
0260.30.2 Aug 12–Sep 4 5:10–5:40 pm $108/122
0261.30.2 Aug 12–Sep 4 5:50–6:20 pm $108/122
Stroke Swim (Ages 6–12)
Prog Date Time R/NR
0262.30.2 May 6–May 29 4:30–5:00 pm $108/122
0263.30.2 May 6–May 29 5:10–5:40 pm $108/122
0264.30.2 May 6–May 29 5:50–6:20 pm $108/122
0265.30.2 Jun 3–26 4:30–5:00 pm $108/122
0266.30.2 Jun 3–26 5:10–5:40 pm $108/122
0267.30.2 Jun 3–26 5:50–6:20 pm $108/122
0268.30.2 Jul 15–Aug 7 4:30–5:00 pm $108/122
0269.30.2 Jul 15–Aug 7 5:10–5:40 pm $108/122
0270.30.2 Jul 15–Aug 7 5:50–6:20 pm $108/122
0271.30.2 Aug 12–Sep 4 4:30–5:00 pm $108/122
0272.30.2 Aug 12–Sep 4 5:10–5:40 pm $108/122
0273.30.2 Aug 12–Sep 4 5:50–6:20 pm $108/122
Teen/Adult Swim (Ages 13+)
Prog Date Time R/NR
0274.30.2 May 6–29 5:50–6:20 pm $108/122
0275.30.2 Jun 3–26 5:50–6:20 pm $108/122
0276.30.2 Jul 15–Aug 7 5:50–6:20 pm $108/122
0277.30.2 Aug 12–Sep 4 5:50–6:20 pm $108/122
Swim Lessons- Held at Barefoot Bay
Monday–Thursday
Held outside at Barefoot Bay
Learn To Swim (Ages 3–12)
Prog Date Time R/NR
0298.30.2
0299.30.2
0300.30.2
0301.30.2
0302.30.2
0303.30.2
Jun 16–26 9–9:30 am $108/122
Jun 16–26 9:40–10:10 am $108/122
Jul 7–17 9–9:30 am $108/122
Jul 7–17 9:40–10:10 am $108/122
Jul 21–31 9–9:30 am $108/122
Jul 21–31 9:40–10:10 am $108/122
Stroke Swim (Ages 6–12)
Prog Date Time R/NR
0304.30.2
Jun 16–26 9–9:30 am $108/122
0305.30.2 Jun 16–26 9:40–10:10 am $108/122
0306.30.2
0307.30.2
Jul 7–17 9–9:30 am $108/122
Jul 7–17 9:40–10:10 am $108/122
0308.30.2 Jul 21–31 9–9:30 am $108/122
0309.30.2 Jul 21–31 9:40–10:10 am $108/122
Lesson Descriptions
Parent/Baby (Ages 6–36 months)
An instructor will guide you and your baby/tot in games and activities designed to teach comfort and safety when in the water. Required: One adult in the water per child. The child must wear swim diapers and tight fitting pants or swim suit.
Learn to Swim (Ages 3–12)
White–Level 1: Is afraid of the water. Can't swim at all. Will not get face wet
Red–Level 2: For those who love the water, but can't swim without support. For those who are comfortable getting their face wet. Will get face wet. Will jump in.
Yellow–Level 3: For those who are not afraid of the water, can float on their front and back without support and who can jump in and return to the surface on their own.
Blue–Level 4: For those who can swim underwater or on the surface without support, and can come up for a breath without support.
Green–Level 5: Start in side glide and swim overarm pulls with kick for 30 ft. with 1-2-3 breathe pattern.
Stroke Swim (Ages 6–12)
Stroke Swim teaches swimmers how to refine freestyle and learn stroke development techniques for backstroke, breaststroke, butterfly, and develop endurance. Swimmers must have to ability to swim one length of the pool without use of floatation.
Teen/Adult Swim (Ages 13+)
This course is designed to improve comfort and skill in the water, regardless of past swimming experience. Students work toward developing basic core swimming competencies using principles of young adult learning
Inspire Tennis
For more information visit inspiretennisacademychicago .com
Inspire Tennis Youth Lessons (Ages 4–18)
Inspire Tennis Academy Programs members have designed tennis instruction programs for park districts, villages, cities, schools, clubs, and social service agencies for thousands of tennis players at all levels and provide quality professional tennis instruction at reasonable rates. Instructed by Inspire Tennis Staff. (7 wks)
Held at Keith Mione Community Park Tennis Courts
Inspire Tennis Adult Lessons (Ages 18+)
Our adult programs are designed to help all levels improve their game. All strokes will be covered including volleys, ground strokes, serves, lobs, overheads and variations of grips and spins depending on the class level. Please bring a racket, tennis shoes and water. More Info: inspiretennisacademychicago.com. Instructed by Inspire Tennis Staff. (7 wks)
Held at Keith Mione Community Park Tennis Courts
No class on July 5
For more information visit lifesportlibertyville com
Red Ball Quick Start Tennis (Ages 3–5)
LifeSport Libertyville Tennis
Tennis, the "sport of a lifetime", is a fun and healthy activity that can benefit you at any age. Let experienced tennis professionals at The Libertyville Club plan the development pathway to your tennis success! For any questions, call 847.362.5553. Led by Libertyville Club Staff.
Held at Lifesport Athletic Club, 1030 S. 4th Avenue, Libertyville, IL 60048
The class focuses on learning tennis skills and improving social/group interactions. The pro helps the student have fun and learn in a relaxing atmosphere.
Prog Day Date Time Wks R/NR
0575.22.2 Th Jun 12–Jul 10 4–5 pm 5 $115/125
0576.22.2 F Jun 13–Jul 11 10–11 am 4 $92/102
0577.22.2 Sa Jun 14–Aug 2 9–10 am 8 $184/194
0632.22.2 Th Jul 17–Aug 7 4–5 pm 4 $92/102
0592.22.2 F Jul 18–Aug 8 10–11 am 4 $92/102
No class on July 4
Pee Wee Tennis (Ages 5–7)
This is an introductory junior program. Basic hand–eye coordination, stroke development for the forehand and backhand ground strokes utilizing the Quick Start teaching format will be used.
Prog Day Date Time Wks R/NR
0578.22.2 F Jun 13–Jul 11 9–10 am 4 $92/102
0579.22.2 Sa Jun 14–Aug 2 10–11 am 8 $184/194
0593.22.2 F Jul 18–Aug 8 9–10 am 4 $92/102
No class on July 4
Junior Development Tennis (Ages 8–13)
A great program for this age group who are just starting tennis. Emphasis will be placed on form and control. Students will be introduced to ground strokes, volleys, and serves utilizing the Quick Start teaching format.
Prog
0580.22.2 Tu Jun 10–Jul 8 3–4 pm 5 $115/125
0581.22.2 Th Jun 12–Jul 10 3–4 pm 5 $115/125
0582.22.2 F Jun 13–Jul 11 11–12 pm 4 $92/102
0583.22.2 Sa Jun 14–Aug 2 11–12 pm 8 $184/194
0594.22.2 Tu Jul 15–Aug 5 3–4 pm 4 $92/102
0595.22.2 Th Jul 17–Aug 7 3–4 pm 4 $92/102
0596.22.2 F Jul 18–Aug 8 11 am–12 pm 4 $92/102
No class on July 4
High School Tennis (Ages 13–18)
Designed for those students wishing to learn tennis or improve their playing skills in order to make their high school team or better themselves. Drills are used to imitate competitive game situations and improve their strokes.
Prog Day Date Time Wks R/NR
0584.22.2 Tu Jun 10–Jul 8 3–4 pm 5 $115/125
0585.22.2 Th Jun 12–Jul 10 3–4 pm 5 $115/125
0586.22.2 F Jun 13–Jul 11 11–12 pm 4 $92/102
0587.22.2 Sa Jun 14–Aug 2 11–12 pm 8 $184/194
0597.22.2 Tu Jul 15–Aug 5 4–5 pm 4 $92/102
0598.22.2 Th Jul 17–Aug 7 4–5 pm 4 $92/102
0599.22.2 F Jul 18–Aug 8 12–1 pm 4 $92/102
No class on July 4
Adult Instant Tennis (Ages 18+)
Learn to play tennis in just a few short weeks. Even if you've never held a racquet, we can get you started playing and enjoying a great sport. The program is also excellent for those people who have played or taken lessons years ago and need a "refresher".
Prog Day Date Time Wks R/NR
0588.22.2 Tu Jun 10–Aug 5 8–9 am 9 $207/217
0589.22.2 Th Jun 12–Aug 7 5–6 pm 9 $207/217
Adult Stroke Production (Ages 18+)
The Emphasis is placed on reinforcing the tennis basics: forehand and backhand ground strokes, volleys, and serves.
Prog Day Date Time Wks R/NR
0590.22.2 Th Jun 12–Aug 7 6–7 pm 9 $207/217
0591.22.2 F Jun 13–Aug 8 8–9 am 8 $184/194
No class on July 4
Pickleball Clinics
Beginner's Pickleball (Ages 18+)
This class is for those who have never played pickleball before or who have very limited experience with the sport. It will focus on pickleball basics such as forehand and backhand shots, serving, and court positioning. Players will also learn scoring and the rules of the game through drills and playing time. The slower pace of this class will give players the opportunity to develop the skills needed to play this fun and energetic game. All equipment will be provided. Led by MPRD Staff. (6 wks)
Held at the Mundelein Community Center
0614.22.2 M Jun 2–Jul 7 5:30–6:30 pm $70/85
0615.22.2 W Jun 4–Jul 9 10–11 am $70/85
0616.22.2 M Jul 21–Aug 25 5:30–6:30 pm $70/85
0617.22.2 W Jul 23–Aug 27 10–11 am $70/85
Intermediate Pickleball (Ages 18+)
This class is for advancing beginners who have some experience and want to move at a faster pace to improve their basic shots and strategy. Players will participate in challenging drills to work on consistency in forehand and backhand shots, serving, volleying, dinks and lobs. Through matches played each week, players will get the chance to take their game to the next level by learning how to play smarter, not harder. All equipment will be provided. Led by MPRD Staff. (6 wks)
Held at the Mundelein Community Center Prog
0618.22.2 M Jun 2–Jul 7 6:30–7:30 pm $70/85
0619.22.2 W Jun 4–Jul 9 11 am–12 pm $70/85
0620.22.2 M Jul 21–Aug 25 6:30–7:30 pm $70/85
0621.22.2 W Jul 23–Aug 27 11 am–12 pm $70/85
Adult Leagues
Pickleball Leagues
Playing Format: Open Gym Style with Standard Scoring
Held at Mundelein Community Center Gymnasium
Questions? Contact Patrick Teehan at pteehan@mundeleinparks.org or 847.388.5449.
Social Pickleball Club (Ages 21–29)
Partake in one of the most up-and-coming sports around, learn to play in a very social & recreational environment, all while meeting the young adult community in the area. Standardized pickleball rules and scoring will be used. All skill levels welcome; if possible, please bring your own paddle. (5 wks)
0634.22.2
Softball Leagues
Adult Softball Leagues (Ages 18+)
Get your team together and register now for our semicompetitive softball seasons. Games will be officiated under park district rules & ASA/USA Regulations. Each season (Men's & Co-Rec) will be up to 10 games with playoffs following the regular season. Questions? Contact Patrick Teehan at pteehan@mundeleinparks.org or 847.388.5449.
• Registration Deadline for Summer Season 1: May 1
• Registration Deadline for Summer Season 2: July 1
Men's or Co-Rec Prog
May 10–Jun 7 11 am–12 pm $25 0635.22.2
Jun 21–Jul 26 11 am–12 pm $25
0636.22.2 Sa Aug 9–Sep 6 11 am–12 pm $25 No class on July 5
Social Pickleball Club (Ages 30–50)
Come out and relax away from the stresses of life! Partake in one of the most up-and-coming sports around, learn to play in a very social & recreational environment, all while meeting the adult community in the area. Standardized pickleball rules and scoring will be used. All skill levels welcome; if possible, please bring your own paddle. (5 wks)
Prog Day
0637.22.2
0638.22.2
0639.22.2 No class on July 5
Social Pickleball Club (Ages 51+)
Partake in one of the most up-and-coming sports around, learn to play in a very social & recreational environment. Pickleball is a very easy and fun way to remain active! Standardized pickleball rules and scoring will be used. All skill levels welcome; if possible, please bring your own paddle. (5 wks)
Prog Day
0563.22.2
0601.22.2
0602.22.2
Pickleball
Junior Pickleball Camp (Ages 8–13)
For more information visit lifesportlibertyville .com
Held at 450 Bunker Court, Vernon Hills, IL Led by Lifesport Pickleball Staff
Join us for an exciting Junior Pickleball Camp designed for players of all skill levels! Whether your child is new to the game or looking to refine their skills, our experienced coaches will provide fun and engaging instruction to help them develop fundamentals, strategy, and confidence on the court. (1 wk)
Prog Day Date Time R/NR
0640.22.2 M–Th Jun 9–12 9 am–1 pm $280/290
0641.22.2 M–Th Jun 16–19 9 am–1 pm $280/290
0642.22.2 M–Th Jun 23–26 9 am–1 pm $280/290
0643.22.2 M–Th Jun 30–Jul 3 9 am–1 pm $280/290
0644.22.2 M–Th Jul 7–10 9 am–1 pm $280/290
0645.22.2 M–Th Jul 14–17 9 am–1 pm $280/290
0646.22.2 M–Th Jul 21–24 9 am–1 pm $280/290
0647.22.2 M–Th Jul 28–31 9 am–1 pm $280/290
0648.22.2 M–Th Aug 4–7 9 am–1 pm $280/290
Pickleball 123 (Ages 18+)
For new players or those starting pickleball. Players will learn the fundamentals of the game: ground strokes, dinks, volleys, overheads, the serve and return, as well as general rules of play. Even if you've never picked up a racket, these clinics will get you started on your own pickleball pathway with a solid foundation. (4 wks)
0649.22.2 M Jun 16–Jul 7 6–7 pm $84/94
0650.22.2 W Jun 18–Jul 9 7–8 pm $84/94
0651.22.2 M Jul 14–Aug 4 6–7 pm $84/94
0652.22.2 W Jul 16–Aug 6 7–8 pm $84/94
Pickleball 456 (Ages 18+)
Pickleball 456 is where you'll begin to refine your strokes and generate more power, dinks, and touch. Use of strategies in your game will be introduced. (4 wks)
0653.22.2 M Jun 16–Jul 7 7–8 pm $84/94
Pickleball Match Play (Ages 18+)
Organized match play. No partner needed (intermediate level players). Players will rotate partners and have multiple matches during each season. (4 wks)
0657.22.2 M Jun 16–Jul 7 3–5
0661.22.2 M Jul 14–Aug 4 3–5 pm $48/58
0662.22.2 W Jul 16–Aug 6 3–5 pm $48/58
0663.22.2 Tu Jul 15–Aug 5 8–10 pm $48/58
0664.22.2
Learn to Play Pickleball in Just One Week (Ages 18+)
Ready to jump into the fastest-growing sport in America? Our Learn to Play Pickleball class is designed to take you from beginner to confident player in just four days! No experience needed. Our expert coaches will guide you through the fundamentals, rules, and strategies. Hands-on instruction, drills, and live play to build your skills quickly. (1 wk)
0665.22.2 M–Th Jun 23–Jun 26 2–4 pm $168/178
0666.22.2 M–Th Jul 7–Jul 10 2–4 pm $168/178
0667.22.2 M–Th Jul 21–Jul 24 2–4 pm $168/178
Adult Culinary Programs
Adult Programs
Master of Insta-meals Pot: Easy, Delicious, and Time-Saving Meals! (Ages 18+)
Unlock the full potential of your Instant Pot in this fun and interactive class! Whether you're a beginner or looking to expand your meal options, this class will teach you how to use your Instant Pot with confidence. Learn essential functions, cooking techniques, and a variety of delicious recipes—from hearty soups and tender meats to quick one-pot meals and tasty desserts. Save time in the kitchen, creating flavorful, homemade dishes with ease. Remember to bring your appetite—your plate depends on it!
Held at Dolan Teaching Kitchen
May 5: Cinco De Mayo Mexican Fiesta Carnitias, Refried Beans, Rice, Flan
Prog
0232.33.2
May 5 4–6 pm $65/75
June 1: One Pot Quick Dinners Steak Fajitas, Quinoa Fried Rice, Balsamic Chicken, Dessert Prog
0233.33.2
Aug 1: Get Ready for College Egg Bites, Mac 'n Cheese, Orange Chicken, Greek Yogurt
Prog
0234.33.2 F Aug 1 4–6 pm $65/75
CPR & AED Certification (Ages 16+)
This important affordable class is provided by the Mundelein Fire Department. Certification is valid for two years and follows the American Heart Association program. Participants under the age of 16 are welcome with an accompanying adult. Note: This class does not meet the health care provider’s criteria for CPR. Led by Mundelein Fire Department.
Held at Mundelein Fire Dept. 1000 N. Midlothian Rd.
Prog Day Date Time R/NR
0174.25.2 Tu Jun 10 6–10 pm $51/56
0175.25.2 Tu Jul 8 6–10 pm $51/56
0176.25.2 Tu Aug 12 6–10 pm $51/56
What is We Serve?
Special Recreation of Central Lake County’s (SRACLC) We Serve program promotes positive living for veterans, active military, and their families through fitness and community-based therapeutic recreation. The program offers veterans and active military who reside within the legal boundaries of SRACLC Member Agencies an option of one annual membership at no cost to them. These options include fitness, golf, and aquatic memberships. In addition to the memberships, weekly and monthly recreational events are offered such as pickleball, golf, art, picnics, museum tours, and more.
How do I join?
If you or someone you know is a veteran or currently active in the military and are interested in SRACLC’s We Serve program, please contact the SRACLC office at 847.816.4866 to schedule an intake meeting with the We Serve Coordinator. This meeting is approximately 30-60 minutes and the Coordinator will review the paperwork, program, and opportunities offered. Post intake, the Coordinator will assist with enrollment into desired membership and programs.
Steeple Chase Golf Club
200 N . La Vista Drive, Mundelein, IL 60060 847 .949 8900 | steeplechasegolf .com
Steeple Chase Golf Club is an 18 hole, Ken Killian designed course nestled on over 200 beautiful acres.
*Cart required before 1 pm, weekends and holidays. ** Sales tax wil be applied to all cart fees.
Tee Time Reservations
Reserve online steeplechasegolf.com
All reservations require a credit card. Cancellations must be made at least two days prior. Park District residents may reserve a tee time 15 days in advance (foursomes only). At least one golfer must be a Mundelein resident. Nonresidents may reserve 14 days in advance (foursomes only). All carts come equipped with GPS.
Loyalty Program
Reward yourself on every round! Earn points towards FREE weekday green fees each time you play.
• 15% credit green fees & cart
• 15% credit on merchandise
• 10% discount on nonsale merchandise
• Loyalty Program is only $25 annually
Junior Rates (Ages 17 & under)
Parent/Child Rate everyday after 4 pm:
1 child plays free with a paying adult
M–F; Sa & Su after 12 pm (walking only)
18 Holes: $27
9 Holes: $20
Above rates applicable when playing with an adult. (i.e. adult and junior playing 18 holes at 1 pm on Sunday w/cart. Adult will pay regular green fee w/cart and Junior can ride with paying adult for $27)
Just for Juniors (Ages 7–12)
This specially designed PGA led Junior Program is intended to introduce juniors to all facets of the game. Putting, chipping, full swing, and on-course instruction will be included. Each class will include instruction on various components of the game of golf. Led by PGA Head Professional, Robert Sweno. (3 wks)
Week 1: Putting, chipping, and short game
Week 2: Full swing
Week 3: Course etiquette, introduction to on course play using our state of the art simulators
Held at Steeple Chase Golf Club
Prog Day Date Time R/NR
0025.13.2
Tu–Th Jun 17–19 9–10 am $109/129
0026.13.2 Tu–Th Jul 1–3 9–10 am $109/129
0027.13.2 Tu–Th Jul 15–17 9–10 am $109/129
0028.13.2 Tu–Th Jul 29–31 9–10 am $109/129
0034.13.2
0035.13.2
Su Jun 22–Jul 6 9–10 am $109/129
Su Jul 20–Aug 3 9–10 am $109/129
Just for Teens (Ages 13–16)
This specially designed PGA led Junior Program is intended to introduce teenagers to all facets of the game. Putting, chipping, full swing, and on-course instruction will be included. Each class will include instruction on various components of the game of golf. Led by PGA Head Professional, Robert Sweno. (3 wks)
Week 1: Putting, chipping, and short game
Week 2: Full swing
Week 3: Course etiquette, introduction to on course play using our state of the art simulators
Held at Steeple Chase Golf Club
Prog Day
0036.13.2
0037.13.2
0038.13.2
0039.13.2
0040.13.2
0041.13.2
Tu–Th Jun 17–19 10–11:30 am $119/139
Tu–Th Jul 1–3 10–11:30 am $119/139
Tu–Th Jul 15–17 10–11:30 am $119/139
Tu–Th Jul 29–31 10–11:30 am $119/139
Su Jun 22–Jul 6 10–11:30 am $119/139
Su Jul 20–Aug 3 10–11:30 am $119/139
Fundamentals: Modern Golf Swing (Ages 18+)
Adult golfers of all skill levels can learn the game from our PGA Professionals. This program will focus on the development of the fundamentals of the modern golf swing. A small class size allows for personalized attention. Golfers should bring a putter and a wedge to the first lesson. Led by PGA Head Professional, Robert Sweno. (4 wks)
Week 1: Putting, Chipping at Steeple Chase
Week 2: Full Swing
Week 3: Full Swing
Week 4: On-course Lesson at Steeple Chase
Held at Steeple Chase Golf Club
Prog Day Date Time R/NR
0029.13.2 W Apr 23–May 14 5:30–6:20 pm $119/139
0030.13.2 W Apr 23–May 14 6:30–7:20 pm $119/139
0031.13.2 W May 28–Jun 18 5:30–6:20 pm $119/139
0032.13.2 W May 28–Jun 18 6:30–7:20 pm $119/139
Adult On-Course Golf Lessons—Play America (Ages 18+)
Completely on course (limit to 8 participants). Program is designed as a graduated, next step for those who have either participated in the Fundamentals / Modern Golf Swing Group Lessons previously, or consider themselves avid golfers looking to hone their on-course skills. Not recommended for true beginners. Great way to get those interested in becoming avid golfers to experience and improve their game - out on the course - as they would during a traditional round of golf. This class is not ideally suited for true beginners. Led by PGA Head Professional, Robert Sweno. (3 wks)
Held at Steeple Chase Golf Club
Prog Day Date Time Fee
0033.13.2 W Jul 9–23 6–8 pm $149
Paid Fitness Programs
NOTE: Registration closes one week from the program start date
M/NM = Fitness Center member/nonmember fee
Strength
Hard Core Training (Ages 18+)
Break fitness plateaus and challenge your body during a Boot Camp inspired class. Strength and cardiovascular drills will change each week to keep you guessing. This class is not for the novice participant. Prepare to sweat! Led by Dawn Blough. (6 wks)
Held at Mundelein Community Center
Prog Day Date Time M/NM
0154.25.2 Tu Jun 3–Jul 15 7:15–8:15 pm $86/105
0155.25.2 Th Jun 5–Jul 17 7:15–8:15 pm $86/105
0156.25.2 Tu Jul 22–Aug 26 7:15–8:15 pm $86/105
0157.25.2 Th Jul 24–Aug 28 7:15–8:15 pm $86/105
No class on July 1, July 3 and August 5
Cycle and TRX (Ages 18+)
Committing yourself to a fitness program is hard enough. This cardio and strength fusion will give you bang for your buck. Start off on the cycle bike for a 30 minute ride. Finish with strength drills using dumbbells, bands, barbells and more. Led by Dawn Blough. (6 wks)
Held at Mundelein Community Center Studio 2
Prog Day Date Time M/NM
0158.25.2 Th Jun 5–Jul 17 6–7 pm $86/105
0159.25.2 Th Jul 24–Aug 28 6–7 pm $86/105
No class on July 3
TRX Barre (Ages 14+)
All of the energy from a barre class with the extra challenge of suspension training. Core and stabilizing muscles will be challenged during strength exercise. Complete a full body workout in 45 minutes. Led by Diane Capasso. (6 wks)
Held at Mundelein Community Center Studio 2
Prog Day Date Time M/NM
0160.25.2 Tu Jun 3–Jul 15 8:30–9:15 am $88/108
0161.25.2 Sa Jun 7–Jul 19 8:30– 9:15 am $88/108
0162.25.2 Tu Jul 22–Aug 26 8:30–9:15 am $88/108
0163.25.2 Sa Jul 26–Aug 30 8:30–9:15 am $88/108
No class June 30 and July 5
Mind/Body
Ayuveda Workshop
Explore Ayurveda, the "study of life," in fun and practical workshop! Learn about the three Doshas—your personal life forces—and how they shape your health. With instructor Diane, you’ll discover easy ways to balance your body and mind through food, movement (including yoga), and relaxation. Perfect for beginners and yoga lovers alike—come one, come all, and find your path to a vibrant life!
Located at Mundelein Community Center
0177.25.2
Tai Chi (Ages 16+)
Practicing Tai Chi can help to reduce stress and improve balance. Many consider it meditation in motion. You will complete a series of gentle, flowing movements to create serenity. These movements are accompanied by deep breathing. Class will be held on the grass when weather allows. Led by Ken Ning. (6 wks)
Held at Dunbar Recreation Center Dance Studio
Beginner–Intermediate
0169.25.2 Sa Jun 7–Jul 19 9:10–10:10 am $80/99
0171.25.2 Sa Jul 26–Aug 30 9:10–10:10 am $80/99
No class on July 5
Monday, April 21 9 am–12 pm and 4–6 pm See page 15 for details.
Stroller Strides® by FIT4MOM
Stroller Strides® is a stroller–based fitness program is designed for moms with little ones. Each 60–minute total body workout incorporates cardio, strength training, toning, songs and activities.
Wednesdays 9 am
Mundelein Community Center
Strides 360® by FIT4MOM
Strides 360® promises a heart–pumping workout designed to increase your endurance while also developing speed, agility, and quickness to help you sprint through mom life. Bodyweight conditioning is strategically placed to provide recovery, strength and round out your workout.
Fridays: 9:30 am
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Enroll with FIT4MOM Greater Northwest Chicago Suburbs at greaternwchi .fit4mom com/schedule
Adult Programs
Regent Center
M/NM = Regent Center member/nonmember fee
Programs
Leslie Goddard as Titanic Survivor Violet Jessop (Ages 50+)
Hours M–F: 9 am–4 pm 1200 Regent Drive 847 566 .4790
Mundelein Park & Recreation District’s Regent Center is a multi–purpose center, serving the needs and interests of Mundelein and area residents, ages 50+.
Join in! Affordable, calendar–year memberships!
Annual membership: $30 resident/$45 nonresident
Annual Membership Senior rate 62+: $25 resident/$40 nonresident
Mailed monthly newsletter: $10
When the HMHS Britannic sank during World War I, few survivors emerged with a toothbrush. Violet Jessop, however, had hers, remembering what she had missed after the sinking of the RMS Titanic (the Britannic's identical sister ship in 1912). The only person to survive both sinkings Jessop tell unforgettable stories of the terrifying disasters and gives a fascinating glimpse at life behind-the-scenes on the most glamorous luxury liners of their day. Before our performance by Leslie Goddard, we'll enjoy a delicious lunch of Beef Bourgignon and green beans from Taste of Paris. This event sells out, so make sure to register early.
Held at the Regent Center
0115.23.1 F May 16 12–2 pm $20/28
Hot Off the Grill & Bingo (Ages 50+)
Enjoy the delicious smell of burgers on the grill while you relax on the Regent Center patio. Your meal includes a choice of burger or brat, chips, potato salad or coleslaw, dessert, and lemonade. Make it a day out and stay for BINGO after you eat! Lunch will be served at noon, BINGO begins at 1 pm. Bingo cards sold separately.
Held at the Regent Center
0064.23.2 W Jun 4 12 pm–3 pm $10/15
0065.23.2
Creative Layers: Succulents and Sand Art (Ages 50+)
Join us for a creative and relaxing experience where you’ll combine colorful sand art with the life of succulents! In this hands-on workshop, you will design a sand art display with vibrant, multi-colored sand layers at the base. On top of the design, you’ll plant your own succulent, turning your creation into a living piece of art.
Held at the Regent center
Prog Day Date Time M/NM
0067.23.2 M Jun 9 1:30–2:30 pm $12/17
Pieceful Creations: Mosaic Trivets (Ages 50+)
Explore the art of mosaic making and create a stunning, personalized mosaic trivet in this immersive art experience! In this session, you'll design a one-of-a-kind trivet using colorful tiles and unique patterns. This experience is a relaxing and fun way to express your creativity and craft a beautiful, functional piece of art.
Held at the Regent Center
Prog Day Date Time M/NM
0068.23.2 M Aug 25 1–2:30 pm $12/17
Trips
I & M Canal (Ages 50+)
Visit two of North Central Illinois’ most unique attractions, the Westclox Museum, the LaSalle Canal Boar, and the Lock 16 Visitor’s Center in LaSalle, IL. The Lock 16 Visitor's Center features exhibits and multimedia about the historic Illinois and Michigan Canal. The Canal, a 96-mile hand-dug waterway, connected the Illinois River with Lake Michigan and opened in 1848. Next attend a Mule Tending 101 class where you will learn about the care and feeding of Larry & Mo, the mules who pull the LaSalle Canal boat, plus a little history of these animals on the I & M Canal during the 19th century. Then enjoy a boat ride on the replica 1800s canal boat pulled by the mules we learned about on the I & M Canal. On this relaxing ride, guides dressed in canal-era uniforms tell the story of how the Canal changed Illinois history. A great lunch is planned at the Lock 16 Café. Registration Deadline: May 14
Prog Day Date Time M/NM 0061.23.2 Tu Jun 13 8:15 am–4:15
Lake Geneva's Black Pointe Estate & Pier 290 (Ages 50+)
Follow in the footsteps of wealthy Chicagoans such as Wrigley, Schwinn and Maytag to what was once known as the "Newport of the West", Lake Geneva, WI. Step back in time to the Lake's gilded age of the 1890s as we visit one of the area's most decadent Queen Anne Mansions, Black Point Estate, a summer home built for Chicago beer baron Conrad Seipp. You'll marvel at this stately mansion featuring thirteen exquisite bedrooms, a four-story "crow's nest" observation tower and 620 feet of pristine Lake Geneva shoreline, surrounded by forest. See the amazing grand piano and gold-encrusted blotter and inkwell. Hear the stories about the family and how the raising of the American flag was a daily ritual as a symbol of Seipp's American dream fulfilled. Later we'll drive around the lake to Williams Bay for lunch at Pier 290, Lake Geneva's only lakeside restaurant. Pier 290 is designed to capture lake views from nearly every vantage point in the dining room. The decor includes many antique nautical pieces and fixtures from the Lake Geneva region. After lunch, enjoy some time in downtown lake Geneva for a leisurely stroll along the lake or to shop in the quaint boutique. Registration Deadline: August 11,
Prog Day Date Time M/NM
0062.23.2 Th Sep 11 8 am–3:30 pm $142/170
Garden Plots
Registration for new customers will be available Wednesday, February 12, 2025. Key pickup will begin Tuesday, April 1, 2025. All Garden Plots require a deposit as well as a usage fee. Planting start date will be weather dependent. Customers will be notified by email when the plots are ready.
Southeast Corner of Mundelein Community Park
Size R/NR
24 x 24 $55/70
12 x 24 $40/50
Deposit $25/50
Boat Launch Permit
Permit sales for Diamond Lake Boat Launch key, vehicle and vessel stickers begins January 3, 2025. The pier will be installed approximately April 1–October 31.
Boat Launch permit purchases must be made in-person at Mundelein Community Center. Customer must provide proof of IDNR registration and driver's license. Questions? Call 847.388.5430.
Location: Diamond Lake Boat Launch
Permit R/NR
Annual Permit (motorized) $95/235
Annual Permit (non-motorized) $65/125
Additional Annual Non-Motorized $40/85
Daily Fee $35/50
Second Vehicle Sticker $20
Shelter Rentals (fees subject to change)
M–Su | 8 hour maximum Additional field/court/equipment available for rental.
All shelters include picnic tables. Some include nearby toilets, water and recreation opportunities. Alcohol, tobacco, marijuana and vaping products are not permitted in our parks. Deposits are required. Reservations must be made 14 days in advance. Parks close at dusk. Refundable security deposit: $100 resident/$200 nonresident . Learn more at mundeleinparks .org or call 847 .566 .0650 .
Diamond Lake Sports Complex Shelter
($60 resident/$100 nonresident)
Facility Rentals
Indoor Pool
Keith Mione Community Park Shelter
($80 resident/$120 nonresident)
MCC Gym
Bob Lewandowski Park Shelter
($60 resident/$100 nonresident)
Regent Center
1401 N . Midlothian Rd 1401 N . Midlothian Rd 1200 Regent Dr .
Available: Sa: 3–4:30 pm Su: 3–4:30 pm
Fee: $250 resident $300 nonresident
This four-lane, 25 yard heated indoor pool is available for private rentals to groups or organizations. A rental includes use of the locker rooms and sauna (sauna age 18+). Must be booked one month in advanced. $100 refundable security deposit is required. Certificate of liability insurance required. Maximum capacity: 50
Contact Pete Nocchi at 847.388.5432 or pnocchi@mundeleinparks.org
Available: Early morning, select evenings and weekend hours
Hourly Rate per half gym: $75 resident $95 nonresident
Looking for gym time for your leagues? Hold your practice, group outing or weekend tournament at the Mundelein Community Center’s gym. There’s plenty of space with two recreational–sized courts (1/2 gym each). $100 refundable deposit is required .
Contact Christian Kopp 847.388.5453 or ckopp@mundeleinparks.org
Available: F: 5 pm–11 pm Sa: 10 am–11 pm Su: 10 am–9 pm
Main Room
Hourly Rate: $150 resident $175 nonresident
(Need a smaller space? Ask about renting Room A & B )
2,000–sq.–ft. room featuring a dance floor, public address system, commercial kitchen, and outdoor patio/deck. Kids’ playground in back. Alcohol may be served if liquor liability insurance is purchased*. Refundable security deposit: $200 . ($400 if alcohol is served) Maximum capacity: 110
Contact the Regent Center at 847.566.4790
*Insurance can be purchased through the Park District's insurance company for an additional fee.
Longmeadow Park Shelter
($60 resident/$100 nonresident)
Dolan Recreation Center
888 Dunbar Dr .
Available: Sa: 8 am–11 pm Su: 8 am–9 pm
Rooms R/NR (2 hr min/room)
Room 2 $65/80 per hour
Kitchen $75/95 per hour (Kitchen is also available as add–on) Gym $60/80 per hour
Enjoy Dolan’s large rooms with picturesque views. Refundable security deposit: $200 per room
Maximum capacity: 50
Contact Karyna Vickers at 847.388.5437 or kvickers@mundeleinparks.org
General Information
Park District Board and Meetings
Park District Board meetings are held the second and fourth Monday of each month, 7:30 pm, at the Regent Center (1200 Regent Drive). The public is welcome to attend.
Recreation Advisory Committee
Share your ideas! The Mundelein Park & Recreation District Advisory Committee meets quarterly in an effort to continually provide outstanding recreation programs, services and events. For more information, contact Kyle Berg at 847.388.5458 (kberg@mundeleinparks.org).
Mundelein Parks Foundation
The Mundelein Parks Foundation encourages health and recreation for the community through funding efforts that help promote and enhance facilities, services, programs, parks and special projects. The Mundelein Parks Foundation is a nonprofit 501 (c) (3) charitable organization governed by an independent, voluntary board. The foundation seeks to strengthen community and family ties with a self–generating funding source. Learn more at mundeleinparks.org.
Special Recreation Association of Central Lake County
Mundelein Park & Recreation District is a cooperative member agency of the Special Recreation Association of Central Lake County (SRACLC). The association provides community–based therapeutic recreation programs and services to people of all ages with disabilities or special needs. To help out or for more information, call 847 816 4866 or visit sraclc org
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
Mundelein Park & Recreation District complies with the Americans with Disabilities Act which prohibits the discrimination in the provision of services, programs, or facilities to individuals with disabilities. For more information on ADA or inclusion opportunities, call Ron Salski, ADA Coordinator at 847.388.5430. If you feel you have been discriminated against, please contact us immediately. If you need any accommodations in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act to effectively participate in any of our programs or request an Inclusion Aide, please contact us at 847.388.5450 no later than 2 weeks prior to the start of the program.
Safety is a Priority: MPRD recognizes that safety is a top priority to all who visit our parks and facilities. We place an emphasis on safety to ensure that you, as park and facility patrons, have a safe, fun experience.
To ensure your parks and facilities are as safe as possible, we need your help. If you see or hear about something that may be unsafe, i.e. broken playground equipment, graffiti, an animal hole by an athletic field, or anything else that you feel may be hazardous, please call us at 847.566.0650.
Insurance: MPRD is unable to assume responsibility for injuries or accidents occurring at programs, activities, parks and facilities. Carrying medical insurance for participants would make the program user fees prohibitive.
Photo Policy: Photos and video footage are periodically taken of people participating in an agency activity or event or visiting agency facilities or property. Please be aware that by participating in an activity, attending an event, or visiting agency facilities or property, you authorize the agency to use these photos and video footage in agency publications, advertising, marketing materials, brochures, event flyers, social media (including Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Linkedin, and other social media sites operated by the agency), and the agency’s website without additional prior notice or permission and without any compensation to you. Members who chose to utilize the childcare center at Health & Fitness Center consent to video surveillance system and abide by the terms of use. All photos and videos taken on Park District properties or at Park District events are for Park District use and become its sole property.
Oops! Occasionally, there may be an error that appears in print or online regarding days, times, requirements, fees or other information. When such errors occur, we will do everything possible to correct the situation promptly.
Residents/Nonresidents: The term resident refers to Park District residents who live within Mundelein Park & Recreation District boundaries and who contribute financial support to the Park District through property taxes. Some residents with a Mundelein mailing address may not be residents of the Park District. Please contact the Guest Services Desk at 847.566.0650 if you need residency information.
The nonresident fee structure is in place to ensure fairness to our residents. Residents of the Park District contribute financial support to the District through property taxes. The Board of Commissioners has elected the nonresident fee structure to make nonresident use of our programs and facilities equitable to our residents. “NR” means nonresident.
Your Parks
Family: A family is defined as no more than two adults and their unmarried children, up to age 21, residing within the same household, full time. Children ages 22 years and older, other relatives and/or individuals in the same household, are not included in this definition.
Recreation/Program Scholarships: Scholarship assistance may be available for those in financial need. For more information or to see if you qualify, call 847.388.5451.
Registration All Mundelein Park & Recreation District (MPRD) programs require a minimum number of participants five business days before a class begins. There is a maximum number to ensure quality instruction. Classes may be combined and times modified to facilitate better programs.
Refund Policy:
• If the Park District cancels a class, a full refund will be issued automatically.
• Most refund requests made at least one week prior to the start of the program will receive a full refund.
• Refund requests made less than one week prior to the start of a program will need program supervisor approval.
• No refunds will be given after a program’s published registration deadline.
• Once a program begins, a refund is not guaranteed.
• The program supervisor will determine any refunds approved.
• Refund requests due to illness/injury require a doctor’s note.
• Refunds will not be approved on Health & Fitness Center memberships.
• No refunds will be given once a program, session, or membership has ended.
• Refunds for cash or check payments will be made by check.
• Refunds for credit card payments will be made to the same credit card used.
• Please allow two to four weeks.
• A $5 service charge will be assessed per registrant per program.
• Refund requests must be made in writing. Please fill out the Refund/Transfer Request Form located on our website.
Discipline: A positive approach is used regarding discipline. Staff periodically reviews rules with participants during programs. If inappropriate or unacceptable behavior occurs, prompt resolution will be sought and the Behavior Code of Conduct will be used as a guideline. The Park District reserves the right to remove a participant whose actions endanger the safety of himself or others.
The Behavior Code of Conduct:
• Show respect to all participants, staff and volunteers
• Follow direction from staff and volunteers
• Show respect to equipment, supplies and facilities
• Do not use inappropriate, abusive or foul language
• Do not show any disruptive or aggressive behavior (hitting, punching, slapping, kicking, biting, etc.), regardless of whether behavior is initiated or in retaliation
Termination of Participant: MPRD reserves the right to terminate the participation of any individual in any Park District program, event or facility for disruptive behavior or if it is considered by the Park District that continued participation of the individual is not in the best interest, or safety of the
or others.
Thank You to Our Sponsors
TURKEY TROT AT THE REGENT CENTER
• Encompass Health Rehabilitation Institute of Libertyville
NORTH POLE EXPRESS
• Mendez Family McDonald's Cookie Sponsor
CURLING FOR BEER
• Tonality Brewing Company
ADULT BINGO
• Lakes Apothecary
• Hitz Pizza & Sports Bar
• Aspen Woods of Vernon Hills
MUNDELEIN PARKS FOUNDATION DONOR
Mundelein Family Dental
• Swim and Camp Recreational Scholarships for 2–3 families
Mendez Family McDonald’s
Yummier
Mundelein Pageant
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