2023 Summer TCPUD Parks and Recreation Activity Guide

ACTIVITY GUIDE

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.

Dan Wilkins, President

Ellie Beals, Vice President

Judy Friedman

John Pang

Gail Scoville

Parks & Recreation Department

Our Board Director

Valli Murnane

Parks Superintendent

Kay Berntson

Assistant Parks Superintendent

Mitch Jonas

Recreation Superintendent

Kurt Williams

Recreation Supervisors

Cory Fisher, Patrick O'Malley

Administrative Technician - Parks

Barbara Butterfield

Administrative Technician - Recreation

Carley Balint

Parks Staff

Mike Abarno, Dustin John, Jimmy Leathers, Wes Pyatt, Jeremy Ray, Ralph Turner, Eric Veraguth

Golf Course Manager Bob Bonino

Online Registration Instructions

Visit tcpud.org/recreation-programs. Click Sign Up Now!

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.

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. 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 refund and cancellation policies.

Waiting List

A Waiting List is established if a program is full. If a space opens for a program, you will be contacted immediately. If we are 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.

Wish List

Before registration opens, add the programs you are interested enrolling into your Wish List 1

Log in to your Active Account

Search for the programs you are interested in and click on the heart The heart will turn red and be successfully added to your wish list

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

NOTE:Activitieswithspecialregistrationguidelineswill benotedwith intheactivitydescriptionsofthisguide.

Don't Forget!

Online Registration opens Tuesday, May 9th at 10am for Residents and 12pm for Non-Residents! Plan

Resident & Non Resident Rates

Resident & Non Resident Rates

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IfyoufeelyoumayqualifyasResident,please emailus(recreation@tcpudorg)withproofof yourphysicaladdress(i.e.validdriver'slicense, TCPUDUtilityBill)showingaphysicaladdress withinthedistrictandtheregistrant'sname.

Scholarships

TheYouthScholarshipFundwasdevelopedbyTCPUDParks&Recreation Departmenttoassistlocalyouthtoparticipateinsportsandactivities.Fundsare availabletoyouthages17yearsandyoungerandoffersamaximumcash subsidyof50%perprogramregistration,witha$150maxperchildperyear. Tobeconsidered,aScholarshipApplicationmustbesubmitted.Applicationsare availablebyemailingrecreation@tcpud.org.Allinformationisconfidential.

Refunds & Cancellations:

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

Air Quality Monitoring

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

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Contact Us:

Call (530) 583-3440, ext. 2

Winter Sports Park By The Numbers

Thank you to all who came out and enjoyed some winter fun at the Winter Sports Park this 2022-2023 season. We are proud to offer outdoor enjoyment for the community at the Winter Sports Park season after season.

5,520 SKATERS

2,700 SLEDDERS

270

CROSS-COUNTRY SKIERS

245 SNOWSHOERS

240 SEASON PASS HOLDERS

2,650 EQUIPMENT RENTALS

Each year, we aim to close the Winter Sports Park in early March. Warmer temperatures and the sun’s position begin to impact the condition of the ice and make it hard to keep areas of the rink safe for skating. We also shift operations to the Tahoe City Golf Course This includes changes in seasonal staff, breaking down the ice rink, and prepping the clubhouse and course for the arrival of golfers as early as April depending on conditions. We look forward to seeing you at the Winter Sports Park in November!

Stay up to date on park updates, and opening and closing dates throughout the season at tcpud.org/winter.

Thank you 2022-2023 Winter Sports Park Ice Rink Sponsors!

This winter season, 10 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.

Granlibakken Tahoe

KTKE Truckee Tahoe

Radio 101 5FM

Liberty

Peter Najim DDS

Sierra Rainbow Painting

2023 Youth Sports Leagues Sponsors

We also want to thank our amazing sponsors of our Youth Basketball and Youth Hockey Leagues this 2023 Winter Season Our valued community sponsors kept our local youths looking tough yet stylish out on the ice and court this season!

Youth Basketball:

The Burrito Window

Youth Hockey:

Alpine Power Company

Cafe Zenon

Hartline Construction

Leo's Electric

Ragan Snow Removal

Three Sheets Brewing

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.

Snohoe, Inc

Tahoe Forest Health

System

Tahoe Fund

Tahoe Marina Lakefront

Homeowners

Tahoe Truckee Community Foundation

Sequoia Trail Crossing Safety Enhancement Project

A bicycle and pedestrian safety improvement project is underway at the Sequoia Trail Crossing located along the TCPUD Multi-Use Trail System on the west shore near Sequoia Avenue and Highway 89

The Sequoia Trail Crossing Safety Enhancement Project includes new advance warning and crosswalk signs The new signs use LED, rapid flashing beacons, and solar-powered technology Push button controllers will replace existing and often less reliable sensors To activate the new advance warning system, trail users will stop at the Sequoia Trail Crossing, push the button, and wait for traffic to stop before crossing Highway 89 The goal is to improve safety and visibility for trail users and vehicles and ultimately reduce the number of accidents in this area

The Project is expected to be completed by the end of May (conditions permitting) It is funded in part by Placer County Transient Occupancy Tax (TOT) dollars

The safety improvements made at the Sequoia Trail Crossing will be similar to the Dollar Hill Crossing warning system on the north shore, where users must activate a flashing sign This is different from the Fanny Bridge Crossing in downtown Tahoe City, where trail users push a button to activate a traffic stop light instead of a flashing sign

For more information about the Multi-Use Trail System and to complete a Trail Survey, visit tcpud org/trails

Legislative Affairs

Advanced Warning Signs

Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacons

Creating Eligibility for Water Infrastructure for Fire Suppression Projects

The TCPUD has been a participating member of the Tahoe Water for Fire Suppression Partnership since it was formed in response to the 2007 Angora Fire. The mission of this bi-state collaboration of Lake Tahoe Basin water agencies is to accelerate the installation of water infrastructure improvements such as upsizing water mains and installing fire hydrants, both of which are critical to address fire suppression needs. Since 2009, the Partnership has leveraged over $20 million in federal funding to install over $52 million of critical fire suppression projects. With an estimated $120 million of additional investment identified over the next 5 years, more work is needed to secure funding.

The Partnership has found a champion for these efforts in the newly elected California State Senator AlvaradoGil. Since taking office, the Senator has introduced a new bill, SB 470, meant to create funding eligibility for water infrastructure for fire suppression projects under the Department of Conservation Regional Forest and Fire Capacity Program. The bill is gaining attention and support from regional and state partners, and TCPUD is working closely with the Senator’s office to maintain the momentum of this important piece of legislation.

TCPUD Investing in Water and Sewer Infrastructure

The TCPUD is beginning Phase 2 of its Smart Meter Replacement Program to gradually upgrade water meters with “smart” meters on approximately 3,500 connections throughout TCPUD’s service area by 2024.

Smart metering benefits TCPUD and its customers and enhances water conservation efforts. The smart meter technology sends water consumption data via cellular four times a day, reducing the need for onsite meter reading by TCPUD. Real-time tracking helps customers and TCPUD detect leaks or unusual or high usage amounts earlier. Additionally, it gives customers the information they need to track and maximize their water usage.

The three-phase Project represents an investment of $1.7 million and includes:

Phase 1 (completed in 2022) replaced nearly 800 water meters.

Phase 2 (2023) will replace nearly 1,200 water meters. Phase 3 is scheduled for 2024.

Visit tcpud.org/smartmeterreplacement to learn more about the Smart Meter Replacement Program.

TCPUD will complete Phase 2 of the Emergency Bypass Port and Sewer Pumps Station Storage Improvement Project this year. Phase 1 of the Project, completed in 2022, included the installation of four bypass ports and the construction of two sewer pump stations in the Rubicon neighborhood. Total cost to complete Phase 1 was approximately $1 million.

Phase 2 will include two distinct projects in 2023.

The Emergency Bypass Ports Project includes the installation of 11 bypass ports. Bypass ports allow TCPUD flexibility to take shorter sections of the sewer force main offline for repairs or maintenance. Field work will begin in late summer when sewer flows are lower. The total cost of the project is approximately $1.3 million.

The Sewer Pump Station Storage Improvement Project includes the installation of a storage vault at the Water’s Edge pump station in Tahoma This improvement will allow TCPUD additional time to respond to a pump station failure and prevent overflow by providing 10,000 gallons of secondary sewer storage The total cost of the project is approximately $550,000

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: Date: Time: Location:

Thursday

May 11 - October 19 8:00am - 1:00pm

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 non-supervised 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: Date:

Time:

Fee: Location:

Wednesday TBA Dusk

$1 per person donation

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: Date: Time: Location:

Sunday June - September 4:00pm - 7:00pm

Commons Beach

Recreation Afterschool Program

Transitional 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 #: Day:

Date: Time: Fee:

9455

Monday - Friday, follows the TTUSD school schedule

Winter-Spring Semester: January 9 - June 9, 2023 1:00pm - 5:30pm

$12 per day, per child

$400 R A P Winter-Spring Semester Pass (January - June 9, 2023; Online pre-registration for each day your child will attend is required)

Tahoe Lake Elementary, 375 Grove Street

R.A.P. End of Year Party!

Location: 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 will be the last day of R A P for the 2022-23 school year

Day:

Date: Time:

Friday June 9, 2022

4pm

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Important 2023 Camp Information

Camp Skylandia Summer Program 2023 Dates are June 19 through August 18.

You must register your child in the group according to the grade they will enter in the 2023-24 school year. A birth certificate may be required to verify age of child.

Payment & Registration must be completed online before attending Camp Skylandia.

Parents must complete an updated Emergency Contact Form at the beginning of each session.

There is no Camp on Monday, July 3 and Tuesday, 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)

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 Sky Lil' Pines and Camp Skylandia!

Reminder!

Online Registration

opens Tuesday, May 9th 10am for Residents and 12pm for Non-

Residents

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 Half-Day 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, Closedtoe Shoes, Water Shoes for water play, Bathing Suit & Towel, Hearty Lunch with Snacks To alleviate a massive collection in our Lost & Found items, it is extremely helpful to write your camper's name on all the gear they bring to camp

We do encourage dress up according to our weekly themes (on page 15) at the end of each week Get creative and have fun!

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, child-tocounselor 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: Location:

9:00am - 12:30pm Half-Day

9:00am - 3:30pm Full-Day

$200 Res / $210 Non-Res (Half-Day)

$250 Res / $260 Non-Res (Full-Day)

$120 Res / $126 Non-Res (Half-Day For Session C)

$150 Res / $156 Non-Res (Full-Day For Session C)

$160 Res / $168 Non-Res (Half-Day For Sessions

D, F & I)

$200 Res / $208 Non-Res (Full-Day For Sessions

D, F & I)

Pinecones aka "Kinders"

For children entering kindergarten in the 2023-2024 school year Enjoy games, crafts, water play and much more! Pinecone Campers follow camp dates and themes and can attend overnights with Camp

Skylandia

Time:

Fee: Location:

9:00am - 3:30pm

$250 Res / $260 Non-Res

$150 Res / $156 Non-Res (Session C)

Tahoe City Community Center

Session/Date:

A / June 19 - 23

B / June 26 - 30

C / July 5 - 7 (No Camp 7/3 & 7/4)

D / July 10 - 13 (No Camp Fri. 7/14)

E / July 17 - 21

F / July 24 - 27 (No Camp Fri. 7/28)

G / July 31 - August 4

H / August 7 - 11

I / August 14 - 17 (No Camp Fri. 8/18)

Session/Date: Activity #: Day:

C / July 5 - 7 (No Camp 7/3 & 7/4)

D / July 10 - 13 (No Camp Fri. 7/14)

E / July 17 - 21

F / July 24 - 27 (No Camp Fri. 7/28)

G / July 31 - August 4

H / August 7 - 11

I / August 14 - 17 (No Camp Fri. 8/18)

Work at Camp Skylandia!

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.

Camp Skylandia

1st - 5th Grades

Enjoy fun games, crafts, swimming and beach time at 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 for Sessions

Counselor-In-Training (CIT)

11 - 14 Years

CITs assist Camp Counselors with daily activities including looking after the safety of campers. CITs also help with games & crafts while building leadership skills and solving problems. Special projects include The Skylandia Weekly, a weekly camp newspaper created and designed by our CITs for the campers.

Time:

A / June 19 - 23

B / June 26 - 30

C / July 5 - 7 (No Camp 7/3 & 7/4)

D / July 10 - 13 (No Camp Fri. 7/14)

E / July 17 - 21

F / July 24 - 27 (No Camp Fri. 7/28)

G / July 31 - August 4

H / August 7 - 11

I / August 14 - 17 (No Camp Fri. 8/18)

Mon - Fri Mon - Fri Wed - Fri Mon - Thurs Mon - Fri Mon - Thurs Mon - Fri Mon - Fri Mon - Thurs

Session/Date: Activity #: Day:

9:00am - 3:30pm $200 Res / $210 Non-Res $120 Res / $126 Non-Res (Session C) 12716 12717 12718 12719 12720 12721 12722 12723 12724

B / June 26 - 30

C / July 5 - 7 (No Camp 7/3 & 7/4)

D / July 10 - 13 (No Camp Fri. 7/14)

E / July 17 - 21

F / July 24 - 27 (No Camp Fri. 7/28)

G / July 31 - August 4

H / August 7 - 11

Mon

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Camp Skylandia & Camp Sky Lil' Pines

Themes, Field Trips & Events!

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Chess Wizards

6 - 12 Years

Chess Wizards has been teaching the game of chess since 2002. 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! Our camps include fun team chess games (like Corner Chess), recess time (of course), snacks, tournaments, and puzzles Each camper receives a T-shirt, trophy, and puzzle folder We include all the materials necessary for your child to participate, but full day kids should bring a lunch. Unleash your brain power and spend part of your vacation with Chess Wizards!

After School Art Class

6 - 12 Years

Artist and art teacher Bethany Lund guides students aged 6-12 in primarily 2D art, allowing them to build and grow on knowledge and skill sets each week. They’ll work in a range of medium including acrylics, pen and ink, pastels, watercolor and charcoal.

Register by emailing Bethany Lund at sevenink@me com

Day: Date: Time: Fee: Location:

Tuesday May 2, 23, 30 & June 6, 13, 20 2:30pm - 3:30pm $35/class Tahoe City Community Center

Kids Art Camp

5 - 12 Years

Kids Art Camp is a summer day camp for kids ages 5-12, designed to expose campers to a variety of styles of art and different mediums We lead hands-on fun in a supportive environment where campers get creative alongside their peers, lead by our experienced, kind, and warm staff of art teachers

Register at northtahoearts.com

Day:

Time:

Monday - Friday

Half-Day Morning: 9:00am-12:00pm

Half-Day Afternoon: 12:00pm-3:00pm

Full Day: 9:00am-3:00pm

Session:

Fee:

Location:

Session 1: July 17 - 21

Session 2: August 14 - 18

$290 Half-Day

$420 Full-Day

Tahoe City Community Center

Summer Art Camp in July

5 - 19 Years

This camp is designed for young people who love to draw and paint, who are motivated to have fun improving their skills, experiment with various mediums, in a calm, naturefilled environment and be guided by kind & experienced artist/art teacher, Sona Knox, who has led several summer art camps in California and Texas in the last 20 years. Register at museartreclaimed com/classes

Day: Time: Session: Fee: Location:

Monday - Thursday

Children ages 5-10: 9:30am - 11:30am

Teens ages 11-19: 12:30pm - 2:30pm

Session 1: July 10 - 13

Session 2: July 17 - 20

$150; supplies included

Monday & Wednesday: Outdoors at Tahoe City Community Center

Tuesday & Thursday: Outdoors at Commons Beach (near playground & restrooms)

Day: Time:

Session:

Monday - Friday 9:00am - 1:00pm

Session 1: June 26 - 30

Session 2: July 5 - 7

Session 3: July 10 - 14

Session 4: July 17 - 21

Session 5: July 24 - 28

Session 6: July 31 - August 4

Fee: Location:

$260 NTA Family Members / $350 Non-Members

$160 NTA Family Members / $210 Non-Members (Session 2)

North Tahoe Art Center in Kings Beach, 8731 N Lake Blvd

Girls Youth Softball Clinics

1st - 8th Grades

Learn, practice and refine your softball skills with our indoor clinic at the Rideout gym!

Day:

Date:

Time:

Tuesday and Thursday May 2 - June 8

Tuesday: Open practice for all grades, 5:00pm6:30pm

Thursday: Structured Practice: 1st - 3rd Grades: 4:00pm - 5:00pm 4th - 8th Grades: 5:15pm - 6:15pm

Junior Mountain 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, 4week sessions running in June, July, and August Registration opens mid-April.

Fee: Location:

$45 Res / $50 Non-Res Rideout Gym

Peak Volleyball Camp

5th - 12th Grades

This fast-paced camp brings peak training session Our professional your personal best. Based on the e participant groups, training is adju of challenge Drills progress from high feedback s repetitions to fun fast paced game-like scenarios. finishes with a tournament!

Day: Date: Time: Fee: Location:

Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday

June 26-28 9:00am - 3:00pm

$299

Pomin Park Register at peakvolleyballcamps

Dave Fromer Soccer Camp

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:

Time:

Fee: Loca

Monday - Friday August 7 - 11 9:00am - 3:00pm, Full Day 9:00am - 12:30pm, AM Session 12:30pm - 3:00pm, PM Session

$395 Full Day

$265 AM Half Day / $225 PM Half-Day om

Chall

3 - 14

Coach our we skills w are de advan players develop at their own pace, learn brand new skills and become an all-round better player...while having an amazing time with our international coaching staff!

Day: Date: Time: Fee: Location:

Monday - Friday Session 1: June 19 - 23 Session 2: July 17 - 21

Tiny Tykes: 8:00am - 9:00am, Ages 3-5

Half-Day: 9:00am - 12:00pm, Ages 5-14

$108 (Tiny Tykes)

$175 (5 - 14 years)

Pomin Park Register at challengersports com

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.

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, unsupported front and back float, flutter kick, and able to tread water.

Sharks

Ages 7+ (Advanced)

Stroke development, front and back crawl stroke, breaststroke, sidestroke, treading water, elementary backstroke and dives.

Our long established and popular sailing program is a collaboration between TCPUD, the Tahoe Community Sailing Council Foundation, Obexer's Boat Company, and the Tahoe Yacht Club. Our programs have been awarded national recognition for safety and excellence.

Youth Sailing

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

$325 Res / $350 Non-Res

Obexer's Marina

Aquanauts

6 - 8 Years

1 / June 27 - 30

2 / July 11 - 14

2 / July 11 - 14

3 / July 18 - 21

3 / July 18 - 21

4 / July 25 - 28

4 / July 25 - 28

5 / August 1 - 4

6 / August 15 - 18

YOUTH SAILING LEVELS, DESCRIPTIONS & REQUIREMENTS:

ForStudentsnewtosailing.Musthavebasicswimmingskills.

ForStudentslookingtoincreasetheirsailingskills.Mustbeabletorecoveracapsizedboatandexecute controlledtacks&gybes,understandbasicsailtrimandabilitytomakeheadwayupwind.

Forproficientsailorsneedingtoadvancetheirsailingskills.StudentswillsailPicoswithonesailorper boatand420/FJswithtwosailorsperboat.Mustbeabletomakeprecisetackswithlittleover/under steering,avoidunplannedgybesandfeelcomfortablecontrollingaheelingPicoand420/FJinmoderate shiftywinds.

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.

Lake Tahoe Adventurers

Ages 12+

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 1:00pm - 4:00pm $225 Res / $250 Non-Res Session/Date: 1 / August 1 - 4 2 / August 8 - 11 TCPUD| 19

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Junior Race Clinics

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.

Day: Date: Time:

Fee: Location:

Monday June 26 - August 14 (No race clinic 7/3)

1:00pm - 4:30pm

$100 Res / $125 Non-Res Lake Forest Boat Ramp

Junior Race Team

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.

Day: Date: Time: Fee: Location:

Note: FJ Race Clinics

Students signed up for Junior Race Tea automatically enrolled in Junior Race C Pre-Registration for Race Clinics is req

Monday June 26 - August 14 (No race team 7/3) 5:00pm - 7:30pm

$300 Res / $325 Non-Res

Lake Forest Boat Ramp

Ages 12+

These clinics are for advanced sailors who enjoy with others in the same boat. Students will learn advanced double-handed boat handling skills in Flying Junior 2-person sailboats, along with learn to make strategic and tactical decisions while rac kind of sailboat. Each participant must have mas of the skills covered in our Novice-level sailing ca it is highly recommended to have intermediate a advanced sailing experience Intermediate and A level week-long camps are being offered concurr these clinics

Day: Time: Fee: Location: 12767 12768

Thursday 5:30pm - 8:00pm $50 Res / $60 Non-Res Obexer's Marina

Session/Date: Activity #:

1 / Thursday, July 27

2 / Thursday, August 3

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

This newer 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.

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.

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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.

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Monday 7:00pm - 9:00pm

$25 per person

Obexer's Marina

Session/Date:

1 / July 10

2 / July 24

3 / August 7 4 / August 21

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 10:00am - 12:00pm

$90 Res / $100 Non-Res

Obexer's Marina

Session/Date: Activity #:

1 / June 27 - 29

2 / July 11 - 13

3 / July 25 - 27

4 / August 8 - 10

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

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California Division of Boating and Waterways (DBW)

12786

Tuesday & Thursday (2 week clinic)

July 11 - 20 5:30pm - 8:00pm

$200 Res / $225 Non-Res

Obexer's Marina

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 recreational boating

2022 Adult Softball Champions

ADULT ACTIVITIES

Adult Softball

Ages 18+

League play begins early May 31 with no play 4th of July weekend (July 5 - 7). Games are played at North Tahoe's Upper & Lower Fields (NTHS) and Conner's Field.

Registration: Online at tcpud org on May 9th

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:

Time: Fee:

Leagues begin May 31, June 1, June 2 (weather & field conditions permitting)

Games start at 6:15pm, 7:30pm & 8:45pm

$400 Sponsor Fee + $400 Team Fee ($800 total)

Mandatory Softball Managers Meeting

Day:

Date: Time: Location:

Wednesday May 10 6:15pm Men's League / 6:45pm Co-Ed Leagues Pete n' Peters

Home Run Derby

Ages 18+

Go the distance! Join us for mid-softball season fun with our second annual Home Run Derby!

Day:

Date: Time: Fee: Location:

Thursday July 6 5:00pm Women / 6:00pm Men

$5 per contestant NTHS

Co-Ed Butterball Tournament

Reminder!

Online Registration opens Tuesday, May 9th 10am for Residents and 12pm for NonResidents

Anticipated to return this Fall! In collaboration with and support of SnowFest! 2024. Check SnowFest's website for details, dates and team registration.

Men's Champions: Leo's Electric

Thursday D-1 Champions: Pink Tacos

Home Run Derby Winners: J.J. and Elise

Thursday D-2 Champions: Three Sheets Brewing

Friday Champions: Agro Locals

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: Time:

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Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday League begins June 6-8; No Games July 4-6; Playoffs August 22-24 6:00pm & 7:15pm

$120 per team Tahoe City Golf Course

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 7 - August 23 6:00pm - Dusk FREE Tahoe City Golf Course

Drop-In Pickleball

All Ages

Drop in and play a Tahoe outdoor favorite 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

Outdoor Yoga with Yoga Room Tahoe

Ages 12+

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:

2022 BocceLeague Champions

Tuesday League: Bocce Fett

Wednesday League: Za's Team Wonderful Thursday League: Hot Toddy's

Saturday June 17 - September 9 8:00am - 9:00am TBA

Outdoors at Tahoe City Community Center Register at yogaroomtahoe com/schedu

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 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.

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Midweek Adult Pass - Monday-Friday - Limited Play Pass ($10 discount off Daily Rate for Weekend Play)

Ladies' Clinics 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

Private Lessons Private Lessons

For pricing and scheduling of private lessons, please contact our Course Manager, Bob Bonino or Kirsten Harris by calling (530) 583-1516.

Youth Golf Clinics Youth Golf Clinics

5 - 12 Years

Have fun and learn the game of golf with these clinics taught by Bob Bonino. Whether you're seasoned or new to the game, camp format includes practicing & learning all aspects of the game including putting, chipping, irons, woods, etiquette and more.

Day: Time:

Fee: Location:

Tuesday & Thursday AM Sessions: 9:00am - 12:00pm PM Sessions: 1:00pm - 4:00pm

$90 Res / $100 Non-Res

Tahoe City Golf Course

AM Session Activity #: Date:

Session 1

Session 2

Session 3

Session 4

Session 5

Session 6

Session 7

Session 8

June 20, 22

June 27, 29

July 11, 13

July 18, 20

July 25, 27

August 1, 3

August 8, 10

August 15, 17

PM Session Activity #: Date:

Session 1

Session 2

Session 3

Session 4

Session 5

Session 6

Session 7

Session 8

June 20, 22

June 27, 29

July 11, 13

July 18, 20

July 25, 27

August 1, 3

August 8, 10

August 15, 17

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For Café Zenon's current schedule, menu and ordering online options, visit cafezenon.com online options, visit cafezenon.com

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Parks, Fields, Beaches, Bike Trails and more! The TCPUD Parks & Facilities Department operates and maintains public parks, beaches, and facilities to enrich the lives of residents and those visiting throughout the year. From parks and facilities to golf and winter sports, the TCPUD offers a wide range of activities and services for the entire community. Boundaries of the District lie within both Placer & El Dorado Counties, extending from Emerald Bay to Dollar Hill, and along the Truckee River to the Nevada County line. The TCPUD service area encompasses more than 31 square miles.

Tahoe City Golf Course:

2,700 yards 9 holes par 33 course

23 mile MultiUse Trails

8 Bike Repair Stations

1 Dog Park

2 Tennis Courts

4 Pickleball Courts

13 Picnic Table Areas

5 Playgrounds

5 Ball Fields

4km of XC/Snowshoe Trails at Winter Sports Park

Lake Forest Boat Ramp

tcpud.org/boatramp

TheTCPUDisexcitedtooffertheLakeForestBoatRampforlaunchinginLakeTahoe.Thefacilityislocated1.5miles eastofTahoeCityoffHighway28onLakeForestRoadandofferslimiteddayuseparkingandrestrooms.Youcanalso enjoyapicnicarea,playground,andsmallbeachareaattheadjacentTahoeStateRecreationArea(PominPark).

Theboatrampcanbeverybusyattimesduringthesummerboatingseason.Preparebeforeyoulaunchandpractice goodetiquettetoensureaquickandefficientlaunch.Alwaysrecreateresponsiblytoprotectyourself,others,andthe 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 - September 5; Sealed Boats Only:

Monday - Thursday 6:00am - 7:00pm

Friday - Sunday 6:00am - 8:00pm

September 6 - September 30; Sealed Boats Only: 6:00am - 7:00pm, Daily

Boaters must abide by all posted entry and inspection guidelines, payment processing, launching and facility rules and exiting processes

If your boat is NOT sealed you will NOT be permitted to launch. TRPA boat inspection appointments can be made online at tahoeboatinspections.com

Mandatory Motorized Watercraft Inspections Required per TRPA

To view our use regulations online, visit tcpud org/boatramp

RampFees

DailyLaunch-TCPUDResident/Property Owner(ResidentVesselStickerrequired):$15

DailyLaunch-Non-Resident/Non-Property Owner:$75

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

Boat Ramp Annual Closures:

Boat Ramp Annual Closures:

New Year's Day New Year's Day

Martin Luther King Jr Day

Martin Luther King Jr Day

President's Day President's Day

Veterans Day Veterans Day

Thanksgiving Eve & Thanksgiving Day

Thanksgiving Eve & Thanksgiving Day

Christmas Eve & Christmas Day

Christmas Eve & Christmas Day

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 first-come 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.

Kayak & Paddleboard Storage

Onlineregistrationonly.

TheTCPUDofferslakefrontstorageforkayakand SUPonafirst-come,first-servedbasisatCommons Beach,SkylandiaPark,andLakeForestBeach. Spaceislimited.Rentersmustsupplytheirownlock andcable.

Formoreinformationvisittcpud.org/kayakstorage

OnlineregistrationforResidents:April16–30.

OnlineregistrationforNon-Residents:beginsMay1.

Options:

Summer(May1-September30)

Year-round(May1-April30)

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.

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 the trails is available at 64-Acres Park. Motor vehicles are strictly prohibited on the trails except for authorized maintenance Please watch for maintenance workers and equipment We request all trail users to be tolerant and respectful of everyone's mutual right to use these trails.

Rules of the Trail:

Please help to increase everyone's enjoyment of the trails by observing the Rules of the Trail:

Keep right, pass on left when safe. Blaze a trail of kindness

Alert when passing

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!