SUMMER 2022
TAHOE CITY PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT PARKS & RECREATION
ACTI VI TY GUI DE
YOUTH SUMMER PROGRAMS Outdoor fun, meeting friends and making memories for summer 2022! | Page 13
ADULT SPORTS Softball, bocce, cornhole and more fun for the summer evenings! | Page 23
TAHOE CITY GOLF COURSE The perfect location for youth and adults! Come tee it up with us! | Page 24
BUILDING A HEALTHY MOUNTAIN COMMUNITY THROUGH OUR PASSION FOR PUBLIC SERVICE.
SUMMER 2022
Our Mission
The mission of the Tahoe City Public Utility District is to serve the people in our community, as well as the environment. It is our responsibility to provide safe and reliable water service, sewer service for the protection of public health, and parks and recreation services to enhance quality of life.
Our Board
John Pang, President Dan Wilkins, Vice President Ellie Beals Judy Friedman Gail Scoville
Parks & Recreation Department Director Valli Murnane
Parks Superintendent Kay Berntson Assistant Parks Superintendent Mitch Jonas Recreation Superintendent Kurt Williams Recreation Supervisor Cory Fisher Administrative Technician Barbara Butterfield Administrative Assistant II Carley Balint Parks Staff Mike Abarno, Dustin John, Wes Pyatt, Jeremy Ray, Ralph Turner Golf Course Manager Bob Bonino
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SUMMER 2022
CONTENTS 08
District News
11
Community Events
12
Youth Programs
18
Youth Sports
19
Aquatics
20
Tahoe Community Sailing
23
Adult Sports & Activities
24
Tahoe City Golf Course
26
TCPUD Parks & Facilities
30
Multi-Use Trail System
Visit us on Facebook: @tahoecityparksandrecreation @TahoeCityWinterSportsPark @tahoecitygolfcourse @TahoeCityPUD
Follow us on Instagram: @tcpud @tahoecitygolfcourse
www.tcpud.org 530.583.3440 recreation@tcpud.org
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THINGS TO KNOW
Online Registration Instructions
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1. Visit tcpud.org/recreation-programs. Click Sign Up Now! 2. Click Sign In to log in. If you do not have an account, click Create New Account. Be careful to not create a duplicate account. 3. Register for activities: Search by keywords, activity names, or activity numbers provided in the Activity Guide. Click Enroll Now. Click Add to Cart. Or click on Register another participant to enroll another person in the same activity. Repeat above steps to sign up for multiple activities. 4. Proceed to Shopping Cart. In the Shopping Cart you are able to add, edit, and remove programs and participants. (Note, if you are put on a wait list you are not registered for the program). Review cart items. Sign and review waivers (check boxes or initial). Select Check Out to process payment. If an Activity is full, you can add to the wait list. Please be aware of our
Resident & Non Resident Rates Resident rate refers to customers that live and/or own property in the Tahoe City Public Utility District water & sewer service area. Residents of the service area receive a reduced rate off many of our recreation fees as a portion of their property taxes are used to support parks and recreation services. To view the TCPUD Service Area map, please visit tcpud.org/maps If you feel you may qualify as Resident, please email us (recreation@tcpud.org) with proof of your physical address (i.e. valid driver's license, TCPUD Utility Bill) showing a physical address within the district and the registrant's name.
refund and cancellation policies.
Waiting List A Waiting List is established if a program
Wish List Before registration opens, add the programs you are interested enrolling into your Wish List. 2. Search for the programs you are interested in and click on . The heart will turn red
and be successfully
added to your wish list. 3. Once registration opens, enroll directly from your Wish List: Click Enroll Now. Select participant and add to cart.To enroll more, return to Wish List & repeat process.
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If a space opens for a program, you will be contacted immediately. If we are
1. Log in to your Active Account. the heart
is full.
unable to contact you within 24 hours, your space will be given to the next customer on the wait list. Payment is not charged until an opening becomes available. NOTE: Activities with special registration guidelines will be noted with in the activity descriptions of this guide.
THINGS TO KNOW The Youth Scholarship Fund was
Scholarships
developed by TCPUD Parks & Recreation Department to assist local youth to participate in sports and activities. Funds are available to youth ages 17 years and younger and offers a maximum cash subsidy of 50% per program registration, with a $150 max per child per year.
To be considered, a Scholarship Application must be submitted. Applications are available by calling (530) 583-3440, ext 5. All information is confidential. Contributions are accepted to help children that would otherwise be unable to participate in a class or program. Please contact the TCPUD Recreation Department before making a scholarship fund
Refunds & Cancellations:
donation at recreation@tcpud.org.
TCPUD reserves the right to cancel any activity. If TCPUD cancels an activity, a full refund will be issued. If a participant cancels at least 5 working days before the activity start date, 80 percent will be refunded. No refunds, full or partial, will be issued if a participant cancels within 4 working days before the activity start date, or fails to attend an activity or class. Note: All schedules and rates are subject to change.
We continually monitor air quality conditions in the event of nearby fires affecting our area. If we need to cancel any outdoor programs or camps due to poor air quality, we will communicate closures as soon as possible for Camp Skylandia, golf, swim and sailing programs. Evening programs will be cancelled by 2pm. You can follow all updates on our website at tcpud.org/aqi-updates
COVID Safety TCPUD's Parks & Recreation's top priority is the health and well-being of our community members. We continue to work with State and Placer County officials and follow Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidelines. TCPUD programming has been designed to meet public health guidance and to be flexible as conditions change.
Note: Programs are subject to change based on state and county COVID guidance.
Registration Questions? Recreation Inquiries? Contact Us:
Air Quality Monitoring
Visit tcpud.org/registration Email recreation@tcpud.org
About Our Guide To conserve paper and costs, the TCPUD Parks & Recreation Department has a limited amount of Program Guides printed and available for public distribution. Misplaced your printed version? We have also gone digital! To view our guide and its updates online, visit us at tcpud.org/recreation/activity-guide. 1... 2... 3... Say Cheese! For program promotion, photos may be taken of participants. If you do not wish to have your photo taken, please notify the photographer and/or staff upon program enrollment. Photos may be used in our publications, website and social media.
Call (530) 583-3440, ext. 2
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F EII SA D W NTTTRU EIR RCETSS PNOE RWTSS P A R K
Winter Sports Park By The Numbers Thank you all who came out and enjoyed some winter fun at the Winter Sports Park this 2021-2022 season! From sledding to snowshoeing and ice skating to cross-country skiing, the Tahoe City Winter Sports Park offers up a one of a kind recreation experience for all!
www.tcpud.org/winter
6,900
SKATERS
2,800
SLEDDERS
400
CROSS-COUNTRY SKIERS
175
SNOWSHOERS
264
SEASON PASS HOLDERS
2,680
EQUIPMENT RENTALS
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FEATURES
WINTER D I SS PT O R IRCTTS N P EA W RK S
Thank you 2021/22 Winter Sports Park Ice Rink Sponsors!
This winter season, 11 local businesses sponsored the Tahoe City Ice Rink by purchasing a Dasher Board. Dasher Board Sponsorships benefit the TCPUD Youth Hockey Program and your community ice rink. Learn more about all available sponsorship opportunities at tcpud.org/sponsors. Arbor Care of Tahoe Bridgetender Tavern and Grill KTKE Truckee Tahoe Radio 101.5FM Liberty Sierra Rainbow Painting SnoHoe Inc. Tahoe Forest Orthopedics & Sports Medicine
Tahoe Fund Tahoe Marina Lakefront Homeowners Tahoe Truckee Community Foundation West Shore Market & Deli
2022 Youth Hockey League We also want to thank Ragan Snow Removal for being our first sponsors of our Youth Hockey League jerseys! The Lake Monsters looked tough and stylish out on the ice this season!
Sponsorship & Advertisement Opportunities The Tahoe City Public Utility District's Parks & Recreation Department welcomes you to be a part of our community through our sponsorship and advertising opportunities. Sponsoring or advertising plays an important role in supporting us in achieving our mission of serving the people in our community and providing parks and recreation services to enhance the quality of life. Opportunities include Camp Skylandia T-Shirts, Athletic Fields' Scoreboards, Youth Sports League Jerseys and more! To be a TCPUD Parks & Recreation supporter, contact us or visit tcpud.org/sponsors for more information. TCPUD| 7
DISTRICT NEWS
TCPUD at Your Service North Lake Tahoe Active Recreation Facility Needs Assessment and Feasibility Study During Phase I of the Active Recreation Needs Assessment in 2020, feedback from the community expressed a resounding appreciation for the active recreation activities and programs currently offered in the North Lake Tahoe area. In addition, community member input was encouraging and revealed a strong desire for comprehensive planning of future active recreation facilities, including amenities like an indoor gym and field facility, covered outdoor fields, a recreation center and pool, and bike and skate parks. In summer 2021, the TCPUD and North Tahoe PUD selected a highly experienced consultant team to launch Phase II. The consultant team, led and assembled by Design Workshop, is represented by experts in the areas of architectural design, sports facilities specialists, financial analysis and planning. Phase II will be guided by an approach that integrates practical and visionary planning to assess existing programming and infrastructure and prepare a concept plan that includes cost estimation for new and improved facilities. Community engagement and feedback will continue to be a critical part of this process that will shape the future of active recreation in the North Tahoe region. Your participation in this exciting project is encouraged, and public workshops/surveys will be scheduled in 2022. Visit www.northlaketahoeactiverecreation.org for more information.
Water Conservation Every Drop Counts. Use Water Wisely The TCPUD is committed to Making Water Conservation a Regular Way of Life and have responded to California’s severe drought conditions and the increasing demands on TCPUD’s water supply. Effective May 1, 2022, TCPUD is in Stage 2 – Moderate Water Storage, which applies to all TCPUD water service areas and requires water conservation measures. Water conservation measures in Stage 2 are outlined in Ordinance 304 – Water Conservation and Drought Response Standards. TCPUD’s water conservation requirements include: Designated Odd/Even Irrigation Days – Three Days per Week, no Saturdays Prohibited watering of hard surfaces such as driveway, sidewalks, and parking lots Recirculated water for ornamental or decorative water features only Repairing water leaks Preventing water runoff Using automatic shutoff values and nozzles Installing low flow plumbing fixtures in new and retrofit construction Water conservation measures are an environmentally sound way to protect and conserve our water resources and ensure the continued supply and reliability of drinking water. In addition, maintaining water supplies are critical to safeguard sufficient capacity for fire-fighting efforts. Join the TCPUD’s commitment to Making Water Conservation a Regular Way of Life! Visit www.tcpud.org/conservation for more information on TCPUD water conservation measures.
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DISTRICT NEWS
West Shore Water Storage Augmentation Project Robust planning is underway to address water storage and distribution deficiencies along Lake Tahoe’s west shore. The geographic separation of the public and private water systems on the west shore coupled with inadequate storage capacity, creates a situation where the ability to move water efficiently through and between the water systems is substantially deficient. This Project will improve storage and distribution to ensure the water systems have sufficient capacity to meet customer demands, current fire flow requirements, and to share water resources during an emergency situation. The District has retained Carollo Engineers, Inc. to prepare a Preliminary Design Report (PDR) that evaluates storage tank size and site selection, and water distribution pipe sizing and alignments to accomplish a fully connected system serving the project area between Timberland and Tahoma. The PDR is expected to be completed by summer 2022. The District will continue to finalize design and permitting through 2024 with construction anticipated to begin in 2025.
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DISTRICT NEWS
TCPUD Secures Significant Grant Funding for Important Projects The District’s commitment to fiscal responsibility includes actively monitoring and pursuing supplemental funding opportunities that offset the District’s use of utility rate revenue and property tax revenue to complete important capital projects. Recent economic stimulus packages approved by state and federal legislators have provided a considerable boost in grant funding administered through county, state, and federal programs. These programs support a variety of projects that address Covid-19 relief, drought mitigation, climate resilience, and investments in critical infrastructure. The District is proud to announce measurable success in securing almost $7.4 million in 2021/22 grant funds. This includes: Project
Funding Agency, Program
Amount
Lake Forest Boat Ramp Restroom Replacement
California Tahoe Conservancy California State Parks, Per Capita Program California State Parks, Land & Water Conservation Fund
$75,000 $177,952 $257,422*
West Lake Tahoe Regional Water Treatment Plant
Placer County Water Agency CA Department of Water Resources El Dorado Water Agency/El Dorado County
$750,000 $5,000,000 $500,000
Lower Meeks Bay Pressure Reducing Station
El Dorado Water Agency/El Dorado County
Rubicon Tank 1 Water Feed Line Replacement
El Dorado Water Agency/El Dorado County
Rubicon Wells 2 & 3 Backup Power
El Dorado Water Agency/El Dorado County
$200,000
$75,000
$200,000
Portable Changeable Message Sign
Placer County, Tourism Master Plan
$15,750
Sequoia Trail Crossing Safety Upgrades
Placer County, Tourism Master Plan
$41,660
Solar Powered Waste Compactors
Placer County, Tourism Master Plan, Tahoe Fund
$15,021 $5,000
Dollar 1 Sewer Pump Station Backup Power
Placer County, Public Safety Power Shutoff
$26,188
Covid-19 Relief
Placer County, Covid-19 Special District Relief Fund
$254,411
Youth Sailing Program
Department of Boating and Waterways
$17,370
Water Line Replacement and Hydrant Coverage
USFS, Lake Tahoe Restoration Act
$1,033,170*
Queenie Dunn Women and Youth Practice Facility
Northern California Golf Association
$25,000
*Funding award is pending
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The District is grateful to all our funding partners!
FEATURES
COMMUNITY EVENTS
Tahoe City Farmers Market Come out and support our local food system! Featuring Organic Produce, Fruit, Food Trucks, Pastured Meats, Honey & Artisans Handmade Goodness. Day:
Thursday
Date:
May 12 - October 13
Time:
8:00am - 1:00pm
Location:
Commons Beach
Tahoe City Lakeside Movie Series Best place to see a movie with friends and family.... under the stars and at the beach! This is a nonsupervised event, so please come enjoy the evening with the kids! Bring low-back chairs, blankets, sleeping bags, and a flashlight to leave safely at the end.
Day:
Wednesday
Date:
June 29 - August 17; No Movie on 7/6
Time:
Dusk
Fee:
$1 per person donation
Location:
Commons Beach
Concerts at Commons Beach Get Ready! Local, regional and national performers will delight Tahoe City audiences every Sunday afternoon this summer. Fun for all ages! Day:
Sunday
Date:
June 12 - September 4
Time:
4:00pm - 7:00pm
Location:
Commons Beach
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YOUTH PROGRAMS
Recreation Afterschool Program R.A.P. Kinder - 5th Grades, Students of TTUSD and Creekside Schools
Every kid looks forward to afterschool activities! In our Recreation Afterschool Program (R.A.P.), children can join us for arts and crafts, active & passive games, enrichment activities, and much more. Advanced registration is required. Waitlists: We encourage enrollees to sign up for the waitlist as we actively monitor for any cancellations and possible enrollment count changes. Activity #:
8868
Day:
Monday - Friday, follows the TTUSD school schedule
Date:
Spring Semester: April 18 - June 10, 2022
Time:
1:00pm - 5:30pm
Fee:
$12 per day, per child $150 R.A.P. Spring Semester Pass (April 18 - June 10, 2022; Online pre-registration for each day your child will attend is required)
Location:
Tahoe Lake Elementary, 375 Grove Street All R.A.P. members are invited to celebrate a great year by joining us at our End of Year Party! R.A.P. will start at its normally schedule time and the party starts at 4pm. This
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will be the last day of R.A.P. for the 2021-22 school year. Day:
Friday
Date:
June 10, 2022
Time:
4pm
Look for our RAP Party Email as we get closer to the event to RSVP!
YOUTH PROGRAMS Summer fun has begun! It's time for campfire songs and games, arts and crafts, dress-up events, field trips, and so much more at Camp Skylandia! New this year is our Camp Sky Lil' Pines for our Bambis (Seedlings) & Kinders (Pinecones), featuring fun on the grass and learning camp basics outdoors at the Tahoe City Community Center (TCCC)!
Important 2022 Camp Information Camp Skylandia Summer Program 2022 Dates are June 20 through August 19. You must register your child in the group according to the grade they will enter in the 2022-23 school year. A birth certificate may be required to verify age of child. Payment & Registration must be completed online before attending Camp Skylandia.
Reminder! Online Registration opens Tuesday, May 3rd 10am for Residents and 12pm for Non-Residents
Parents must complete an updated Emergency Contact Form at the beginning of each session. There is no Camp on Monday, July 4.
Camp Overnights on Skylandia Beach for Pinecones (aka Kinders) - CITs (Sessions D, F & I) are on Thursday evenings and are optional for campers. Pick up is Friday morning after the overnight at 8am sharp! Breakfast will be served at 7am. There is no camp on Fridays after the overnights. Air Quality: We monitor air quality conditions in the event of nearby fires affecting our area. If we need to cancel camp due to poor air quality, we will communicate closures as soon as possible.You can follow all updates on our website at tcpud.org/aqi-updates.
Camp Details - Where to Go and What to Bring Camp Skylandia; Grades 1st - Counselor In Training (CIT) Drop-off (9am-9:30am) and Pick-up (3pm-3:30pm) your child at Skylandia Park, corner of Lake Forest Road and Aspen Street. Camp Sky Lil' Pines; Seedlings & Pinecones Drop-off (9am-9:30am) and Pick-up (12:00pm-12:30pm Seedlings HalfDay Option & 3pm-3:30pm) your child at Tahoe City Community Center (TCCC), 401 West Lake Blvd. If you are having someone other than the person who dropped off your child pick them up, please let camp staffers know as soon as possible. Campers, please bring with you daily: Personal Water Bottle, Sunscreen, Closed-toe Shoes, Water Shoes for water play, Bathing Suit & Towel, Hearty Lunch with Snacks. We encourage dress up according to our weekly themes at the end of each week. Get creative!
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YOUTH PROGRAMS
Camp Sky Lil' Pines
Want your younger ones to be introduced to the camp experience? Join us outdoors on the grass at Tahoe City Community Center (TCCC) for summertime fun and learn the ropes of camp life! Our young campers (ages 3.5 - 5.5) are encouraged to meet new friends, try new things through arts, crafts and outdoor activities, and make awesome memories!
Seedlings aka "Bambis" 3.5 - 5 Years
This half-day or full-day camp offers a 12-to-1,
Session/Date:
Day:
9233
A / June 20 - 24
Mon - Fri
9236
B / June 27 - July 1
Mon - Fri
9239
C / July 5 - 8 (No Camp Mon. 7/4)
Tues - Fri
9242
D / July 11 - 14 (No Camp Fri. 7/15)
Mon - Thurs
9:00am - 3:30pm Full-Day
9245
E / July 18 - 22
Mon - Fri
$185 Res / $195 Non-Res (Half-Day)
9248
F / July 25 - 28 (No Camp Fri. 7/29)
Mon - Thurs
$225 Res / $235 Non-Res (Full-Day)
9251
G / August 1 - 5
Mon - Fri
$148 Res / $156 Non-Res (Half-Day)
9254
H / August 8 - 12
Mon - Fri
(For Sessions C, D, F & I)
9257
I / August 15 - 18 (No Camp Fri. 8/19) Mon - Thurs
child-to-counselor ratio for pre-schooled aged children. Seedling campers follow camp dates and themes but do not attend overnights or camp on Fridays after overnights. Time: Fee:
9:00am - 12:30pm Half-Day
Activity #:
$180 Res / $188 Non-Res (Full-Day) (For Sessions C, D, F & I) Location:
Tahoe City Community Center
Pinecones aka "Kinders"
For children entering kindergarten in the 2022-
Activity #:
Session/Date:
Day:
2023 school year. Enjoy games, crafts, water play
9261
A / June 20 - 24
Mon - Fri
and much more! Pinecone Campers follow camp
9262
B / June 27 - July 1
Mon - Fri
dates and themes and can attend overnights with
9263
C / July 5 - 8 (No Camp Mon. 7/4)
Tues - Fri
Camp Skylandia.
9264
D / July 11 - 14 (No Camp Fri. 7/15)
Mon - Thurs
9265
E / July 18 - 22
Mon - Fri
9266
F / July 25 - 28 (No Camp Fri. 7/29)
Mon - Thurs
9267
G / August 1 - 5
Mon - Fri
9268
H / August 8 - 12
Mon - Fri
9269
I / August 15 - 18 (No Camp Fri. 8/19) Mon - Thurs
Time:
9:00am - 3:30pm
Fee:
$225 Res / $235 Non-Res $180 Res / $188 Non-Res (Session C)
Location:
Tahoe City Community Center
Work at Camp Skylandia!
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Parks and Recreation is hiring Summer Counselors (ages 14+) for Camp Skylandia. Visit tcpud.org/jobs to learn more and apply for this and other great summer opportunities.
YOUTH PROGRAMS
Camp Skylandia 1st - 5th Grades
Time:
9:00am - 3:30pm
Enjoy fun games, crafts, swimming and beach time at
Fee:
$225 Res / $235 Non-Res
Skylandia Beach. Campers are grouped by the grade they will be entering in the fall. Field trips will be held on Wednesdays and Camp Overnights are on Thursday evenings and optional
$180 Res / $188 Non-Res (Session C) Location:
Skylandia Park and Beach
for Sessions D, F and I. 1st Grade Activity #:
2nd Grade Activity #:
3rd Grade Activity #:
4th Grade Activity #:
5th Grade Activity #:
9271
9281
9291
9301
9272
9282
9292
9273
9283
9293
9274
9284
9275
Session/Date:
Day:
9311
A / June 20 - 24
Mon - Fri
9302
9312
B / June 27 - July 1
Mon - Fri
9303
9313
C / July 5 - 8 (No Camp Mon. 7/4)
Tues - Fri
9294
9304
9314
D / July 11 - 14 (No Camp Fri. 7/15)
Mon - Thurs
9285
9295
9305
9315
E / July 18 - 22
Mon - Fri
9276
9286
9296
9306
9316
F / July 25 - 28 (No Camp Fri. 7/29)
Mon - Thurs
9277
9287
9297
9307
9317
G / August 1 - 5
Mon - Fri
9278
9288
9298
9308
9318
H / August 8 - 12
Mon - Fri
9279
9289
9299
9309
9319
I / August 15 - 18 (No Camp Fri. 8/19)
Mon - Thurs
Counselor-In-Training (CIT) 11 - 14 Years CITs assist Camp Counselors with daily activities
Activity #:
Session/Date:
Day:
including looking after the safety of campers. CITs
9321
A / June 20 - 24
Mon - Fri
also help with games & crafts while building
9322
B / June 27 - July 1
Mon - Fri
leadership skills and solving problems. Special
9323
C / July 5 - 8 (No Camp Mon. 7/4)
Tues - Fri
projects include The Skylandia Weekly, a weekly camp
9324
D / July 11 - 14 (No Camp Fri. 7/15)
Mon - Thurs
newspaper created and designed by our CITs for the
9325
E / July 18 - 22
Mon - Fri
9326
F / July 25 - 28 (No Camp Fri. 7/29)
Mon - Thurs
9327
G / August 1 - 5
Mon - Fri
9328
H / August 8 - 12
Mon - Fri
9329
I / August 15 - 18 (No Camp Fri. 8/19) Mon - Thurs
campers.
Time:
9:00am - 3:30pm
Fee:
$170 Res / $180 Non-Res $136 Res / $144 Non-Res (Session C)
Location:
Skylandia Park and Beach
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YOUTH PROGRAMS
CAMP SKYLANDIA: THEMES, FIELD TRIPS & EVENTS CIT FIELD TRIPS ARE EVERY TUESDAY 1ST GRADE - CIT FIELD TRIPS ARE EVERY WEDNESDAY SEEDLINGS & PINECONES WILL HAVE SPECIAL GUEST VISITS WEEKLY AT TCCC! Session A
Session B
Session C
Under the Sea
Crazy Critters
CIT: 6/21 | Paddle Boarding at Obexer's
Field Trips:
1st Grade-CIT: 6/22 | Camp Fun
Field Trips: CIT: 6/28 | Truckee River Float 1st Grade-CIT: 6/29 | Meeks Bay
Field Trips: CIT: 7/5 | Long Lake 1st Grade-CIT: 7/6 | Carson Swim Center
Session D
Session E
Session F
June 20-24
June 27-July 1
Spirit Week July 5-8
Color Warz
Hawaiian Luau
Sports
Field Trips: CIT: 7/12 | Tree Top Adventures 1st Grade-CIT: 7/13 | Urban Air
Field Trips: CIT: 7/19 | Angora Lake 1st Grade-CIT: 7/20 | Meeks Bay
Field Trips: CIT: 7/26 | Escape Room 1st Grade-CIT: 7/27 | Carson Swim Center
Session G
Session H
Session I
July 11-14
July 18-22
Wild West
BIG Splat!
August 1-5
August 8-12
Field Trips: CIT: 8/2 | Fly High 1st Grade-CIT: 8/3 | Donner West End
Field Trips: CIT: 8/9 | Baldwin Beach 1st Grade-CIT: 8/10 | Wild Island
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July 25-28
Retro 80's August 15-18
Field Trips: CIT: 8/16 | D.L. Bliss 1st Grade-CIT: 8/17 | Special Guest: Magician
YOUTH PROGRAMS
Chess Wizards
6 - 12 Years Join us this Summer for tons of challenging chess lessons, exciting games, and cool prizes. You'll improve your chess skills, meet new friends, and work out your most powerful muscle- your brain!
Day:
Monday - Friday
Date:
August 1 - 5
Time:
Half-Day Morning: 9:00am-12:00pm Half-Day Afternoon: 12:00pm-3:00pm Full Day: 9:00am-3:00pm
Fee:
$240 Half-Day $365 Full-Day
Location:
Gazebo at Tahoe City Community Center
MUSE Art Class
6 - 12 Years Local artist Bethany Lund is offering ongoing art classes to children between 6 and 12 yrs old. Students will explore a variety of mediums from watercolor to acrylics to pen and ink as well as mix media and textiles. Check museartreclaimed.com/classes for summer programs. Day:
Tuesday
Date:
Ongoing through the end of June
Time:
2:45pm - 3:45pm
Fee:
$30 drop in or buy a 4 pack for $100.
Location:
Tahoe City Community Center Register at museartreclaimed.com/classes
Kids Art Camp
Day:
Monday - Friday
Sessions / Date / Times: 5 - 12 Years Session 1: July 5-8 (Morning; 9am-12pm; No Class, 7/4) KAC is a tradition during the summer at North Session 2: July 11-15 (Morning; 9am-12pm) Tahoe Arts offering a hands-on art experience to Session 3: July 11-15 (Afternoon; 12:30pm-3:30pm) ages 5 - 12. A huge variety of projects are planned Session 4: July 18-22 (Morning; 9am-12pm) this summer with a focus on visual, tactile, natural, recycled and fine art materials. This year, we have Session 5: July 18-22 (Afternoon; 12:30pm-3:30pm) extended our program to include a "big kid"/adult Session 6: July 25-29 (Morning; 9am-12pm) program for Session 7. For questions & more info, Session 7: July 26-28 (Adult Camp; 6pm-12pm) email info@northtahoearts.com.Tuition is Fee: $160 NTA Family Members affordable and scholarships are available. $210 Non-Members Register at northtahoearts.com Location: "The Art Barn" in Kings Beach, 8731 N. Lake Blvd.
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YOUTH SPORTS
Junior Mountain Bike Riders
7 - 11 Years Open to bikers who are motivated to ride for about 1.5 hours. Riders are grouped by ability and experience so that each ride is appropriately challenging and fun, and the rides generally cover a distance of 4-9 miles. There will be three, 4-week sessions running in June, July, and August. Registration opens May 1st.
Day: Date: Time: Fee:
Monday TBD 4:00pm - 5:45pm Visit website for fee & program details
Location:
Tahoe XC Register at tahoexc.org/programs
Peak Volleyball Camp
5th - 12th Grades This fast-paced camp brings peak performance to each training session. Our professional coaches help you become your personal best. Based on the experience levels of participant groups, training is adjusted for appropriate level of challenge. Drills progress from high feedback skills repetitions to fun fast paced game-like scenarios. The camp finishes with a tournament! Take your game to the highest level. Day: Date:
Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday June 27-29
Time: Fee:
9:00am - 3:00pm $299
Location:
Pomin Park Register at peakvolleyballcamps.com
Challenger International Soccer Camp
Dave Fromer Soccer Camp
3 - 14 Years Challenger International Camp's experienced international staff reflects the truly global nature of the sport today and provides young players with a wide variety of coaching styles, practices, and influences that will help them develop a well-rounded skill set.
5 - 12 Years Program curriculum includes sessions for ball control, dribbling, passing, shooting, defending, goalkeeping, creative use of open space as well as the camper favorite trick or move of the day. Special features include speed and agility training, and our own World Cup Tournament!
Day: Date:
Day: Date: Time:
Time: Fee: Location:
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Monday - Friday Session 1: June 20 - 24 Session 2: July 18 - 22 Tiny Tykes: 8:00am - 9:00am, Ages 3-5 Half Day: 9:00am - 12:00pm, Ages 5-14 $108 (Tiny Tykes) $185 (5 - 14 years) Pomin Park Register at challengersports.com
Fee: Location:
Monday - Friday August 8 - 12 9:00am - 3:00pm, Full Day 9:00am - 12:30pm, Half Day $265, Half Day $395 Full Day Pomin Park Register at davefromersoccer.com
AQUATICS
SUMMER SWIM Ages 3.5+ Looking for a fun and safe way to get your child swimming? This is the place for you! Come be a part of the Tahoe City Swim Lessons Program. Classes are held at Granlibakken Pool. NOTE: Registration closes at 3pm the Friday before each session start date.
Guppies 3.5 - 5 Years (Beginner) Minimum age 3.5, 36" to the chin and willing to get in the water in a group setting without a parent in the water.
Seals 5 - 7 Years (Intermediate) No fear, basic breathing, knows primary skills,
Time:
8:00 am - 8:30 am
Fee:
$75 Res / $85 Non-Res
Activity #:
Session/Date:
Day:
9331
1 / July 11 - 14
Mon - Thurs
9332
2 / July 18 - 21
Mon - Thurs
9333
3 / July 25 - 28
Mon - Thurs
9334
4 / August 1 - 4
Mon - Thurs
9335
5 / August 8 - 11
Mon - Thurs
unsupported front and back float, flutter kick, and able to tread water.
Time:
8:45 am - 9:15 am
Fee:
$75 Res / $85 Non-Res
Activity #:
Session/Date:
Day:
9337
1 / July 11 - 14
Mon - Thurs
9338
2 / July 18 - 21
Mon - Thurs
9339
3 / July 25 - 28
Mon - Thurs
9340
4 / August 1 - 4
Mon - Thurs
9341
5 / August 8 - 11
Mon - Thurs
Activity #: 9343
Session/Date: 1 / July 11 - 14
Day: Mon - Thurs
backstroke and dives.
9344
2 / July 18 - 21
Mon - Thurs
Time:
9:30 am - 10:00 am
9345
3 / July 25 - 28
Mon - Thurs
Fee:
$75 Res / $85 Non-Res
9346
4 / August 1 - 4
Mon - Thurs
9347
5 / August 8 - 11
Mon - Thurs
Sharks Ages 7+ (Advanced) Stroke development, front and back crawl stroke, breaststroke, sidestroke, treading water, elementary
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TAHOE COMMUNITY SAILING
SAILING Youth Sailing
Our long established and popular sailing program is a collaboration between TCPUD, the Tahoe Community Sailing Council Foundation, and Obexer's Boat Company.
Ages 8+ Young sailors will learn basic water safety, boating skills, knots, right-of-way rules, docking, tacking, gybing and rigging, and recovering from a capsize depending on the level (descriptions below). All participants must be able to pass a basic swim test at the beginning of each session. Wet suits & PFDs are provided, or bring your own. Scholarships available. Max 12 per session.
Day: Time: Fee: Location:
Tuesday - Friday 10:00am - 4:00pm $250 Res / $260 Non-Res Obexer's Marina
Session/Date:
Levels:
9363
1 / June 28 - July 1
Novice
9364
2 / July 12 - 15
Novice
9368
2 / July 12 - 15
Intermediate
9365
3 / July 19 - 22
Novice
9369
3 / July 19 - 22
Intermediate
9366
4 / July 26 - 29
Novice
9370
4 / July 26 - 29
Intermediate
9372
5 / August 2 - 5
Advanced
9373
6 / August 16 - 19
Advanced
Activity #:
YOUTH SAILING LEVELS, DESCRIPTIONS & REQUIREMENTS: Novice:
For Students new to sailing. Must have basic swimming skills.
Intermediate:
For Students looking to increase their sailing skills. Must be able to recover a capsized boat and execute controlled tacks & gybes, understand basic sail trim and ability to make headway upwind. For proficient sailors needing to advance their sailing skills. Students will sail Picos with one sailor per
Advanced:
boat and 420/FJs with two sailors per boat. Must be able to make precise tacks with little over/under steering, avoid unplanned gybes and feel comfortable controlling a heeling Pico and 420/FJ in moderate shifty winds.
Aquanauts
Lake Tahoe Adventurers
6 - 8 Years This beginning sailing class is designed to develop knowledge of sailing & water sports. Students will explore elements of sailing, paddle boarding, kayaking, safety, and environmental preservation of our lake. Max 8 per session. Scholarships available.
Ages 12+ Explore all Lake Tahoe has to offer while venturing out with our RS Ventures, hiking, stand-up paddleboards, and learning how to navigate a charted course with a motorboat. Pre-requisite level: Novice. Max 12 per session. Scholarships available.
Day: Time: Fee: Location:
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 1:00pm - 4:00pm $160 Res / $170 Non-Res Obexer's Marina
Activity #:
Session/Date:
Day: Time: Fee: Location:
Tuesday - Friday 10:00am - 4:00pm $250 Res / $260 Non-Res Obexer's Marina
Activity #:
Session/Date:
9376 9377 9378
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1 / June 28 - 30 2 / August 9 - 11 3 / August 16 - 18
9380 9381
1 / August 2 - 5 2 / August 9 - 12
TAHOE COMMUNITY SAILING
Junior Race Clinics
Junior Race Team
Ages 12+ One-day advanced clinic for youth looking to move from Picos to Lasers. Each participant must provide their own properly maintained boat, or has made arrangements with the Race Team Coach.
Ages 12+ Advanced students are invited to join the Tahoe Yacht Club Monday Night Laser Races. Holding their own start, participants will skipper single-handed Picos or Lasers. Must have permission from Race Team Coach to join.
Activity #: Day: Date: Time: Fee: Location:
Activity #: Day: Date: Time: Fee: Location:
Note:
9352 Monday June 27 - August 15 (No race clinic 7/4) 1:00pm - 4:30pm $70 Res / $80 Non-Res Lake Forest Boat Ramp
9351 Monday June 27 - August 15 (No race team 7/4) 5:00pm - 7:30pm $285 Res / $295 Non-Res Lake Forest Boat Ramp
Students signed up for Junior Race Team are automatically enrolled in Junior Race Clinics. Pre-Registration for Race Clinics is required.
FJ Race Clinics
Ages 12+
These clinics are for advanced sailors who enjoy sailing with others in the same boat. Students will learn advanced double-handed boat handling skills in provided Flying Junior 2-person sailboats, along with learning how to make strategic and tactical decisions while racing any kind of sailboat. Each participant must have mastered all of the skills covered in our Novicelevel sailing camps, and it is highly recommended to have intermediate and advanced sailing experience. Intermediate and Advanced level week-long camps are being offered concurrently with these clinics.
Day: Time: Fee: Location:
Activity #: 9349 9350
Thursday 5:30pm - 8:00pm $40 Res / $50 Non-Res Obexer's Marina
Session/Date: 1 / Thursday, July 28 2 / Thursday, August 4
Junior Assistant Sailor
12 - 14 Years This volunteer-based program prepares young sailors, ages 12-14, to work as a Sailing Junior Aide at age 14 and as a Sailing Instructor at age 16. Each Junior Assistant Sailor (JAS) has the opportunity to apply their sailing skills and knowledge volunteering with the Tahoe City Community Sailing program. JAS Volunteers can volunteer with the program one week or the whole summer! Application available online at tcpud.org/JAS
Sailing Junior Aide - New Position!
This new paid position with the Tahoe City Community Sailing program is a transitional step between the volunteer-based Junior Assistant Sailor opportunity and becoming a Sailing Instructor. Join our staff as a Sailing Junior Aide and prepare for the next step of becoming a Level 1 Instructor through US Sailing. Visit tcpud.org/jobs for an application.
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TAHOE COMMUNITY SAILING
Teen Wa 'SUP & Kayaking Ages 12 - 17 Tahoe Community Sailing’s SUP and Kayak camp gives campers the opportunity to get out on the water to practice stand up paddle boarding & kayaking and explore the shores of Lake Tahoe up close. Campers will engage in water activities, weather awareness, local weather and ecosystem knowledge, and water safety. Max 8 per session.
Day: Time: Fee: Location:
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 10:00am - 12:00pm $90 Res / $100 Non-Res Obexer's Marina
Activity #: 9383
Session/Date: 1 / June 28 - 30
9384
2 / July 12 - 14
9385
3 / July 26 - 28
9386
4 / August 9 - 11
Night Paddle
Ages 18+ Glide across Lake Tahoe on a paddle board lit up beneath the Sierra stars with only the glowing eastern shore Alpenglow to pave the pathway along the water at night. Your SUP is equipped with LED lights creating a glowing platform, lighting the water and rocks below. There is no better way to enjoy the warm summer nights than on a paddle board under the stars. Reserve your SUP night tour today. This program is accompanied by a Tahoe Community Sailing program safety boat. Max 6 per session. Day: Time: Fee: Location:
Monday 7:00pm - 9:00pm $25 per person Obexer's Marina
Activity #:
Session/Date:
9388 9389 9390 9391 9392
1 / June 27 2 / July 11 3 / July 25 4 / August 8 5 / August 22
Adult Sailing Clinic
Ages 18+ This evening clinic offers the chance to get out on the water and enhance your sailing skills and confidence. Students learn boating safety, overboard recovery, knots, rigging, steering, tacking and gybing, mooring boat care, right-of-way, and sail trim. Activity #: Day: Date: Time: Fee: Location:
9425 Tuesday & Thursday (2 week clinic) July 12 - 21 5:30pm - 8:00pm $170 Res / $180 Non-Res Obexer's Marina
California Division of Boating and Waterways (DBW) We are proud to partner with DBW and to provide a safe boating environment in Lake Tahoe. Through DBW's support, we strive to enhance our students' knowledge of boating laws, practical handling of vessels on the water, weather and water conditions, rules of the road, equipment requirements and environmental stewardship. Our mission is to promote the public's right to safe, enjoyable and environmentally sound
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recreational boating.
ADULT SPORTS & ACTIVITIES
ADULT ACTIVITIES Adult Softball Ages 18+
League play begins early June with no play 4th of July weekend (July 1 - 7). Games are played at North Tahoe's Upper & Lower Fields (NTHS) and Conner's Field. Registration: Online at tcpud.org on May 3rd Day / Division / Location: Wednesdays / Men's / NTHS Lower & Upper Thursdays / Co-Ed D1 (Competitive) / Conner's & NTHS Upper Thursdays / Co-Ed D2 (Recreation) / NTHS Lower & Upper Fridays / Co-Ed D3 / Conner's & NTHS Upper Date:
Leagues begin June 1, 2 and 3
Time:
Games start at 6:15pm, 7:30pm & 8:45pm
Fee:
$400 Sponsor Fee + $400 Team Fee ($800 total)
Home Run Derby
Ages 18+ Go the distance! Join us for mid-softball season fun with our second annual Home Run Derby!
Day:
Wednesday
Date: Time:
July 6 5:00pm Women / 6:00pm Men
Fee: Location:
$5 per contestant NTHS
Co-Ed Butterball Tournament Anticipated to return this Fall! In collaboration with and support of SnowFest! 2023. Check SnowFest's website for details, dates and team registration.
Outdoor Yoga
Ages 18+ Enjoy outdoor yoga classes with Yoga Room Tahoe on the grass at Tahoe City Community Center. You will be guided with intentional movement of breath and introduced to fun ways to experience your flow. Day: Date: Time: Fee: Location:
Bocce Ball League
Ages 18+ Leagues are self-officiated and teams are two to eight players. Food and beverage available at Cafe Zenon. Day: Date:
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
Time: Fee:
6:00pm & 7:15pm $120 per team
Location:
Tahoe City Golf Course
League begins May 31-June 2; No Games July 5-7; Playoffs August 23-25
Drop-In Cornhole Ages 18+ Bring some friends for some free cornhole fun. Food and beverage available at Cafe Zenon. Day: Date: Time: Fee: Location:
Wednesday June 1 - August 24 6:00pm - Dusk FREE Tahoe City Golf Course
Drop-In Pickleball
All Ages Drop in and play the nation's fastest growing sport with other fellow Pickleballers. Having fun is the number one rule in this sport. Day: Time: Fee: Location:
Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9:00am - 12:00pm FREE Kilner Park
Saturday TBA 8:00am - 9:00am TBA Tahoe City Community Center Register at yogaroomtahoe.com/schedule-3
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TAHOE CITY GOLF COURSE
The Tahoe City Golf Course is a family friendly 2700 yard 9 hole par 33 golf course that includes 1 par 5, 4 par 4's, and 4 par 3's. Amenities include a full service restaurant and bar at Café Zenon, netted practice/warm up facility, golf carts, rentals, lessons, tournaments, special events, and a friendly welcoming that makes you feel part of the local community.
Season Passes The unique location of the golf course, in downtown Tahoe City, is within walking distance of the beach, bars, restaurants and shops. Come tee it up with us. Season Passes on sale now online or at the Pro Shop. Learn more at tcpud.org/golf, or call (530) 583-1516.
Private Lessons For pricing and scheduling of private lessons, please contact our Course Manager, Bob Bonino or Kirsten Harris by calling (530) 583-1516.
Ladies' Clinics Our ever popular Ladies' Clinics are back this summer for some Thursday night fun. Clinics, from 5:00pm to 7:00pm include a lesson with Bob Bonino plus a light snack and drink from Café Zenon. Call the Pro Shop to register: (530) 583-1516
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TAHOE CITY GOLF COURSE Activity #:
Youth Golf Clinics 5 - 12 Years Have fun and learn the game of golf with these clinics taught by Bob Bonino. Whether your seasoned or new
9395 9396 9397 9398 9399 9400 9401 9402
AM Session
Date:
Session 1 Session 2 Session 3 Session 4 Session 5 Session 6 Session 7 Session 8
June 21, 23 June 28, 30 July 5, 7 July 12, 14 July 19, 21 July 26, 28 August 2, 4 August 9, 11
to the game, camp format includes practicing & learning all aspects of the game including putting, chipping, irons, woods, etiquette and more.
Day:
Tuesday & Thursday
Time:
AM Sessions: 9:00am - 12:00pm PM Sessions: 1:00pm - 4:00pm
Fee:
$90 / $100
Location:
Tahoe City Golf Course
Activity #: 9404 9405 9406 9407 9408 9409 9410 9411
PM Session
Date:
Session 1
June 21, 23
Session 2 Session 3
June 28, 30 July 5, 7
Session 4 Session 5
July 12, 14 July 19, 21
Session 6 Session 7 Session 8
July 26, 28 August 2, 4 August 9, 11
Relaxed atmosphere located at the Golf Course/Winter Sports Park featuring Freshly Prepared Cocktails and Clever Pub Fare! 251 North Lake Blvd (530) 583-1517
For Café Zenon's current schedule, menu and ordering online options, visit cafezenon.com
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TCPUD PARKS AND FACILITIES
For over 50 years, the TCPUD Parks and Recreation Department has worked to provide facilities, programs, activities, and special events to enrich the lives of residents and visitors. For information on programming, parks & facilities, and job opportunities, visit: www.tcpud.org
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Rentable for Events/Sports
Playground
Leashed Dogs Only
Trails, Walking/Biking
Beach Access
Picnic Tables
Restrooms
Parking
TCPUD PARKS AND FACILITIES
tcpud.org/parks-facilities
PARKS & FACILITIES
AMENITIES / RECREATION OPPORTUNITIES
Commons Beach
BBQ & Amphitheater Only
400 North Lake Blvd
Conners Field
Partnership with Tahoe Truckee Unified School District
375 Grove Street
Dog Park
Unleashed inside park only
375 Grove Street
Elizabeth Williams Park
4 miles south of Tahoe City on HWY 89
Fairway Community Center 330 Fairway Drive
Fenley Field - Youth Softball Fields Partnership with Tahoe Truckee Unified School District
375 Grove Street
Heritage Plaza
570 North Lake Blvd
Parking on public street
Highlands Community Center - Home of Tahoe XC 925 Country Club Drive
Kilner Park + Tennis & Pickleball Hwy 89 & Ward Ave
Lake Forest Beach
End of Bristlecone Street
Lake Forest Boat Ramp 2500 Lake Forest Rd
Marie Forest SluchakCampground Community ParkLake 2500 Lake Forest Rd
Limited Parking
Limited Parking
Limited Parking
Marie Sluchak Community Park -
Partnership with Tahoe Cedars Property Owner's Assoc.
Corner of Pine Street & Wilson Ave in Tahoma
Parking on public street
North Tahoe High School - Fields
Partnership with Tahoe Truckee Unified School District
2945 Polaris Road
Pomin Park + Youth Baseball Field 2500 Lake Forest Rd
Skylandia Park & Beach 90 Aspen Street
Squaw Valley Park, Field, Pickleball 101 Squaw Valley Road
Tahoe City Community Center 401 West Lake Blvd.
Park Only
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Coming Soon!
TCPUD PARKS AND FACILITIES
Lake Forest Boat Ramp
tcpud.org/boatramp
The TCPUD is excited to offer the Lake Forest Boat Ramp for launching in Lake Tahoe. The facility is located 1.5 miles east of Tahoe City off Highway 28 on Lake Forest Road and offers limited day use parking and restrooms. You can also enjoy a picnic area, playground, and small beach area at the adjacent Tahoe State Recreation Area (Pomin Park). The boat ramp can be very busy at times during the summer boating season. Prepare before you launch and practice good etiquette to ensure a quick and efficient launch. Always recreate responsibly to protect yourself, others, and the outdoors.
Boat Launch Operational Policies Parking is very limited/No overnight parking allowed Open year-round with seasonal changes in hours of operation May 1 - Sept 5: Mon. - Thurs. 5:30am - 7:00pm & Fri. - Sun. 5:30am - 8:00pm; Sealed Boats Only Boaters must abide by all posted entry and inspection guidelines, payment processing,
Ramp Fees Daily Launch - TCPUD Resident/Property Owner (Resident Vessel Sticker required): $15 Daily Launch - Non-Resident/Non-Property Owner: $25
No cash accepted at Boat Ramp CREDIT/DEBIT ONLY. All Lake Forest Boat Ramp Season Launch Passes must be purchased online in advance. No refunds/credits.
To view fees and purchase season passes online, visit tcpud.org/boatramp
launching and facility rules and exiting processes If your boat is NOT sealed you will NOT be permitted to launch. TRPA boat inspection
Boat Ramp Annual Closures:
appointments can be made online at
New Year's Day
tahoeboatinspections.com
Martin Luther King Jr Day
Mandatory Motorized Watercraft Inspections
President's Day
Required per TRPA
Veterans Day
To view our use regulations online, visit
Thanksgiving Eve & Thanksgiving Day
tcpud.org/boatramp
Christmas Eve & Christmas Day
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TCPUD PARKS AND FACILITIES
Lake Forest Campground Ever wonder what it's like to sleep under the stars? Look no further, Lake Forest Campground is your special spot in North Lake Tahoe. Campsites are available on a firstcome first-serve basis and located just a few blocks away from the Lake Forest Beach. Feel free to visit Pomin Park during your stay for some baseball or soccer. 20 camp sites Pump Water & Portable Restrooms $25 per night - limit of 10 consecutive days Site available on a first-come first-serve basis, NO reservations are accepted. The Lake Forest Campground is not equipped with showers, hookups, nor dumping stations. Please be aware that all vehicles and overall camper/trailer length can be no longer than 25ft.
Kayak & Paddleboard Storage Online registration only. The TCPUD offers lakefront storage for kayak and SUP on a first-come, first-served basis at Commons Beach, Skylandia Park, and Lake Forest Beach. Space is limited. Renters must supply their own lock and cable. For more information visit tcpud.org/kayakstorage Online registration for Residents: April 16 – 30. Online registration for Non-Residents: begins May 1. Options: Summer (May 1 - September 30) Year-round (May 1 - April 30)
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MULTI-USE TRAILS
MULTI-USE TRAIL SYSTEM The perfect way to tour the North and West Shore of Lake Tahoe is using our 23-mile multi-use trail network. Along the way you may find bicyclists, joggers, strollers, and even anglers enjoying the views. Parking for use of
Rules of the Trail:
the trails is available at 64-Acres Park. Motor vehicles are
Please help to increase everyone's enjoyment of
strictly prohibited on the trails except for authorized
the trails by observing the Rules of the Trail:
maintenance. Please watch for maintenance workers
Keep right, pass on left when safe.
and equipment. We request all trail users to be tolerant
Blaze a trail of kindness.
and respectful of everyone's mutual right to use these
Alert when passing.
trails.
Use safe speeds. Always use a light at night. Look and listen, be respectful. Speed limit is 15 mph. Class 1 and 2 E-bikes permitted. Bikes yield to pedestrians. Keep dogs on a short leash. Yield to oncoming traffic.
WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! The TCPUD’s Multi-Use Trail is a valuable recreation and transportation amenity that connects residents and visitors to the things they love to do around Lake Tahoe. Our goal of making continuous enhancements to the Trail System begins with a 3-minute survey to identify improvement opportunities. You can take the survey at any time by visiting tcpud.org/trails or simply scan the QR code on any one of our Multi-Use Trail signs located throughout the Trail System. Thank you for sharing your experience! TCPUD| 30
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HARVEST FEST FAMILY FUN TRADITIONS RETURNING THIS FALL TO THE TAHOE CITY COMMUNITY CENTER!
WWW.TCPUD.ORG (530)583-3440 401 W. LAKE BLVD.