Into the Outdoors Program Guide by wcparc

WASHTENAW COUNTY PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION PROGRAM GUIDE

INTO THE OUTDOORS

EVENTS

CLASSES SPRING GUIDE 2022

NATURE

Seasonal Employment Opportunities JOIN OUR WCPARC TEAM!

If you're looking for a great employment opportunity, check out the Washtenaw County Parks! We have several positions available for teens, college students and adults of all ages. As one of the largest employers of young adults in the area, the Parks offer a wonderful environment for seasonal employment. Washtenaw County Parks and Recreation Commission Patricia Tupacz Scribner President Janice Bobrin Vice President Dan Ezekiel Secretary Ricky Jefferson Robert Joerg Robert Marans Jo Ann McCollum Brenda McKinney Evan Pratt Sue Shink Coy Vaughn Director Administration Building 2230 Platt Road Ann Arbor, MI 48104 Mailing: P.O. Box 8645 Ann Arbor, MI 48107-8645 Phone: (734) 971-6337 Fax: (734) 971-6386 parks@washtenaw.org washtenaw.org/parks

Hiring now for: • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Camp Coordinators & Counselors Lifeguards Park attendants Concessions Cashiers Rangers Maintenance/Park Laborer Aides Building Attendant/Gym Monitors Front Desk Attendant Fitness Instructors (Land/Water) Swim Lesson Instructors Assistant Clubhouse Manager Beverage Cart Worker

Washtenaw County Parks and Recreation is committed to providing a positive work experience that includes orientation, training and acquiring new skills. Our competitive wages range from $11 to $17 per hour. In some instances, staff can use the amenities where they work, such as the water park, golf course, fitness center or access to the parks for free. Top Reasons to Work for the Parks: • • • • • • • • •

Great staff and team Fun environment Develop Leadership Skills Build your resume and credentials Share a team atmosphere Earn competitive wages Work outside Gain valuable experience Impact lives through recreation

Visit washtenaw.org/parks for details and an application.

EDITOR/GRAPHIC DESIGNER Ann Ziolkowski, Communications Manager Hannah Cooley, Management Analyst Cover/Back Photo Credit: Bryan Mitchell Cover page photo taken at Draper-Houston Preserve Back page photo taken at Northfield Woods Preserve

Photo Credit: Bryan Mitchell

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 4 Facility Information Independence Lake County Park Rolling Hills County Park 5-6 Programs & Activities Independence Lake County Park 6 Programs & Activities Rolling Hills County Park 7-8 Lifeguard Training Independence Lake County Park Rolling Hills County Park 12-14

Nature Programs

Facility Map

Volunteer

17-18 Family Nature Programs Junior Naturalists Family Nature Adventures 19-29 Meri Lou Murray Recreation Center Membership Fitness Classes Swim Lessons

Photo Credit: Bryan Mitchell

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Independence Lake Park PARK INFORMATION 3200 Jennings Road Whitmore Lake, MI (734) 449-4437 washtenaw.org/parks washtenaw.org/independencelake

Hours of Operation General Park + Disc Golf Courses (year-round):

Labor Day-Memorial Day weekend, 8am-dusk Memorial Day weekend-Labor Day, 8am-9pm

Blue Heron Bay Spray Park (seasonal):

Memorial Day weekend-Labor Day, 10am-6pm

Beach (seasonal):

Memorial Day weekend-Labor Day, 10am-8:30pm

Entrance Fees County Non-County Vehicles Resident* Resident Daily $6 $10 Annual $30 $45 Seniors $3 $6 Mini Bus ($75 annual) $15 $15 Bus ($150 annual) $30 $30 Disc Golf Daily $2 $2 Annual $30 $30 Blue Heron Bay Spray Park (seasonal) Daily $4 $5 Individual Person Annual Pass $30 $40 Family of Four Annual Passes $100 $130 *Proof of residency required

Rolling Hills Park PARK INFORMATION 7660 Stony Creek Road Ypsilanti, Michigan 48197 (734) 484-9676 washtenaw.org/parks washtenaw.org/rollinghills

Hours of Operation General Park+ Disc Golf Courses (year-round):

Labor Day-Memorial Day weekend, 8am-dusk Memorial Day weekend-Labor Day, 8am-9pm

Water Park (seasonal):

Memorial Day weekend - Labor Day

Entrance Fees Vehicles Daily Annual Seniors Mini Bus Bus Disc Golf Daily Annual Water Park (seasonal) After 5:00pm General Admission Children under 36” *Proof of residency required

WASHTENAW COUNTY PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION | SPRING 2022

County Resident* $6 $30 $3 $15 $30

Non-County Resident $10 $45 $6 $15 $30

$2 $30

$9 $11 free

$11 $13 free

Independence Lake Park PROGRAMS & ACTIVITIES

MARCH NIGHT HIKE

March 4 | 7:00pm - 9:00pm | $5 per Family/Household, Up to 4 Members Explore the park on a lantern lit one-mile trail with a self-guided hike through the woods. Weather, trail type and trail conditions will dictate which trail will be lit. There will be a campfire, s’mores, and hot cocoa at our Beach Center Pavilion after your hike. Dog walkers welcome. Only one person needs to register as the fee is per family/ household. Check in at the Beach Center Pavilion. Participants must check in by 8pm to complete program by 9pm. Registration # IL431310.

SPRING FIRESIDE STORYTIME

March 5 | 10:00am - 11:30am | $10 per Family/Household, Up to 4 Members Go on a short nature hike to search for signs of spring with Naturalist, Elle Bogle, then warm up around the campfire with stories, treats, and hot beverages. Program is recommended for ages 3-8. Only one family member needs to register, as the fee is per family/household. Check-in at the Beach Center Pavilion. Registration #IL461311.

FULL WORM MOON NIGHT HIKE

March 18 | 7:00pm - 8:00pm & 8:00pm - 9:00pm | $5 per Family/Household, Up to 4 Members March’s full moon is considered the last one of winter and is often called the worm moon for all the emerging earthworms in the northern hemisphere. This is also the time in March when salamanders begin to migrate to vernal pools for breeding. Join naturalist, Elle Bogle, for a hike to learn all about the worm moon and to look for salamanders if weather conditions are just right. Emails will be sent the week of the program to indicate what to wear and bring. There will be a campfire, s’mores, and hot cocoa at our Beach Center Pavilion after the hike. Dog walkers welcome only if conditions are NOT right for salamanders. Only one person is needed to register, as the fee is per family/household. Check in at the Beach Center Pavilion. Registration # IL461100.

YOGA IN THE PARK - SPRING YOGA PACKAGE

Sundays, April 3 - May 22 | 9am - 10am | $80 Slow flow yoga class, all levels welcome, no experience necessary. Emphasis is placed on core strength, flexibility, balance, concentration, and breath control. In-person yoga will be held here in the park. If you would rather do yoga virtually then Zoom with us. The time and day are the same. If weather is not favorable inperson yoga may be substituted for virtual session for that day only. Pre-registration required. Registration # IL441104.

FOR ADDITIONAL PROGRAM OPPORTUNITIES AT INDEPENDENCE LAKE COUNTY PARK CHECK OUT THE NATURE PROGRAMS ON PAGES 12-14

KNOW BEFORE YOU GO!

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Questions? Contact Julie at sigdaj@washtenaw.org or shonerj@washtenaw.org. Outdoor activities may be cancelled due to inclement weather. Please check website and Facebook. All park programs are subject to vehicle entry fee. Pre-registration required. Register at parksonline.ewashtenaw.org for all programs. Online registration closes at 12:05am the morning of the program.

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Independence Lake Park PROGRAMS & ACTIVITIES

SPRING BIRD EGG HUNT

April 9 | 10:00am - 11:30am & Noon - 1:30pm | $5 per Family/Household, Up to 4 Members Eggs, eggs all kinds of eggs: robin eggs, goose eggs, bluebird eggs and more! Bird eggs come in so many beautiful sizes and colors. How many can you identify? Join naturalist, Elle Bogle, for a spring egg hunt to learn all about the bird’s native to our area, how to identify their eggs, then search for hidden wooden replicas of these birds’ eggs throughout the park. Each child will be lent a basket for egg collection and given a bird identification handout. How many can you find? Eggs will be returned after the hunt and exchanged for candy. Only one person is needed to register, as the fee is per family/household. Check in at the Beach Center Pavilion. Registration # IL461100.

DISC GOLF GLOW NIGHTS

April 8 & May 13 | 8:30pm - 11:30pm | $5 per Night or Free for an Annual Bag Tag Holders Come join us for Disc Golf Glow Nights at the park. Starting in April and continuing through September, meeting the second Friday of the month, times varying based on sunset. We will illuminate our disc golf baskets 1-18 for night play. This is the only time each month that you can disc golf in the park after dark. Bring your own glow discs, glow tape, and glow lights for your discs. There is walk up registration. Registration # IL451100.

FROG CALLING NIGHT HIKE

April 22 | 7:00pm - 8:00pm & 8:00pm - 9:00pm | $5 per Family/Household, Up to 4 Members The peepers are peeping, and the toads are trilling. Go on an evening hike in a beautiful oak woods dotted with vernal pools and bordered by marsh. We will learn about the different frog and toad species in Michigan, and practice identifying their calls. No dogs allowed. Check-in at the Beach Center Pavilion. Registration #IL461100.

Rolling Hills Park PROGRAMS & ACTIVITIES

SIGNS OF SPRING STORYTIME

April 23 | 10am - 11:30am | $10 per Family/Household, Up to 4 Members Gather around the campfire for a Spring story time, make a Magic Spring Wand, and then go on a short nature hike with your wand to wake up spring. Program led by Shawn Severance. Pre- registration required at parksonline.ewashtenaw.org. Only one family member needs to register, as the fee is per family/household. Check-in will be at the Lodge. Registration # RH721302.

DISC GOLF GLOW NIGHTS

April 22 & May 27 | 8pm - 11pm | $5 per Night or Free for an Annual Bag Tag Holders Come join us for Disc Golf Glow Nights at the park. Starting in April and continuing through September, meeting at the OG course, the fourth Friday of the month, times varying based on sunset. We will illuminate our disc golf baskets 1-18 for night play. This is the only time each month that you can disc golf in the park after dark. Bring your own glow discs, glow tape, and glow lights for your discs.

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hello summer Rolling Hills Water Park

7660 Stony Creek Rd. Ypsilanti, MI 48197 (734) 484-9676

Independence Lake Beach + Blue Heron Bay Splash Park 3200 Jennings Rd. Whitmore Lake, MI 48189 (734) 449-4437

May 28 September 5

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MAKE A DIFFERENCE WITH WASHTENAW COUNTY PARKS

Now hiring 2022 staff Top Reasons to Work for the Parks

If you're looking for a great employment opportunity, check out the Washtenaw County Parks! Many different jobs are available for teens and college students.

Develop Leadership Skills Build your resume and credentials Share a team atmosphere Earn competitive wages

As one of the largest employers of young adults in the area, the Parks offer a wonderful environment for seasonal employment.

Work outside Gain valuable experience Impact lives through recreation Create lifelong memories Learn from experts in the field

Our agency is committed to providing a positive work experience that includes orientation, training and acquiring new skills.

Our competitive wages range from $11 to $17 per hour with Lifeguards starting at $15 per hour. In many instances, staff can use the amenities where they work, such as the water park, golf course, fitness center or access to the parks for free. Seasonal staff also receive an incentive card good for free passes and food.

Visit washtenaw.org/parks for details and an application 11

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Nature Hikes & Programs

with Naturalists Kelsey, Shawn & Elle

MAR 5

SPRING MINDFULNESS HIKE Miller-Smith Preserve | Naturalist, Elle Bogle Hints of Spring are starting to appear and the transition from dark to light is becoming stronger. Enjoy a quiet meditative walk and connect with the abundant nature around you through the Japanese practice of Shinrin-Yoku, also known as forest bathing. Led by naturalist Elle Bogle and mindfulness instructor Julie Woodward. Email Elle at boglee@washtenaw.org to register.

MAR 8

SUNRISE NATURE HIKE Watkins Lake State Park & County Preserve | Naturalist, Elle Bogle Winter is slowly winding down. Red-winged blackbirds are starting to return, skunk cabbages are poking through the ice, and the Earth is starting to awaken from her long sleep. Hike and discover what’s happening in the world around us as we start heading into spring. Trails may be muddy so boots are advised. Email Elle at boglee@washtenaw.org to register.

MAR 12

EARLY SPRING BIRDING Rolling Hills County Park | 12 Birders | Vehicle Entry Fee Required Naturalist, Kelsey Dehring Look for flitting birds in fields and listen for twittering birds among trees. Perhaps we’ll even spot an early migrator eager for spring to start! All levels of birders are welcome. Please bring binoculars. Email Kelsey at dehringk@washtenaw.org to register.

MAR 23

SENIOR NATURALIST: FROG SONGS Scio Woods Preserve | Ages 55+ | Naturalist, Elle Bogle In early spring, three main species of frogs emerge from winter and are ready for love! Join naturalist Elle Bogle for a dusk hike to the vernal pools to learn all about early spring anurans and practice identifying them by their calls. Boots that can get wet and muddy are advised. Email Elle at boglee@washtenaw.org to register.

2PM - 3:30PM

8:30AM - 10AM

8AM - 10AM

7PM - 8:30PM

MAR 26

1PM - 4PM

CARBS ON THE CAMPFIRE Rolling Hills County Park | Vehicle Entry Fee Required Naturalist, Shawn Severance Spruce up your campfire cooking skills for the spring season through practice. In this program, Parks Naturalist Shawn will demonstrate how to cook an energy-sustaining meal with no cookware at all. Techniques for Ash-baked pita bread and baked potatoes will be demonstrated. Shawn will also teach you how to quickly light your own cooking fire. Please bring whatever meal or snack you would like to cook. Email Shawn at severances@washtenaw.org to register.

Photo Credit: Bryan Mitchell

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Nature Hikes & Programs

with Naturalists Kelsey, Shawn & Elle

APR 2

8AM - 10AM

APR 2

1PM - 3PM

APR 3

2PM - 3:30PM

SPRING BIRDING Leonard Preserve | 12 Birders | Naturalist, Kelsey Dehring Meander through a mix of habitats to discover warblers, woodpeckers, and waterfowl. Please bring binoculars. Email Kelsey at dehringk@washtenaw.org to register.

BIRDING BASICS Leonard Preserve | 12 Birders | Naturalist, Kelsey Dehring The magic of birds is they seem to be everywhere you go. Local parks, backyards, apartment balcony railings, quiet forests, and city streets. Birding can be enjoyed just about anywhere, but with so many species it can seem like a daunting hobby. Learn tricks to identifying birds based on habitat, markings, and sounds. We’ll also discuss what to look for in binoculars. No equipment needed. We will have basic binoculars for you to use. This program is intended for people brand new to birding. Email Kelsey at dehringk@washtenaw.org to register. MINDFULNESS NIKE Scio Woods | Naturalist, Elle Bogle Early spring is a time of rejuvenation, regeneration, and revitalization. Join naturalist Elle Bogle and mindfulness instructor Julie Woodward for an afternoon of immersion and connection with the natural world. Discover the emerging life and beauty of the spring woods and all its inhabitants while slowly hiking the paths of Scio Woods Preserve. Email Elle at boglee@washtenaw.org to register.

APR 12

SUNRISE NATURE HIKE Kosch Headwaters Preserve | Naturalist, Elle Bogle Spring is bursting out of winter’s shell. Birds are migrating north again, early ephemerals are blooming, vernal pools are filled with water, and the woods are humming with activity. Join naturalist Elle Bogle for a morning hike and discover the hidden beauty of Kosch Preserve. Email Elle at boglee@washtenaw.org to register.

APR 16

TIMBERDOODLE TUMBLE Leonard Preserve | 15 Birders | Naturalist, Kelsey Dehring As the sunsets over open fields experience the delightful aerial display of the American Woodcock, or timberdoodle as some call it. During spring nights the males perform an elaborate routine to impress females, providing a quirky sign of spring that you don’t want to miss! Please wear waterproof boots as parts of the trail can be very wet and muddy. Email Kelsey at dehringk@washtenaw.org to register.

8:30AM - 10AM

7:45PM - 9PM

APR 20

10AM - NOON

SENIOR NATURALIST: VERNAL POOLS Scio Woods Preserve | Ages 55+ | Naturalist, Elle Bogle Vernal pools are seasonal wetlands that fill with water in Spring and explode with life. They’re the breeding ground for several species of amphibians as well as hundreds of aquatic macroinvertebrates. We will use dip nets and buckets to examine tiny creatures from frogs to fairy shrimp, and learn to identify the aquatic dwellers of these remarkable ecosystems hidden beneath the smooth water of leafy, woodland pools. Please wear tall boots that can get wet and muddy. Email Elle at boglee@washtenaw.org to register.

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Nature Hikes

with Naturalists Kelsey, Shawn & Elle

MAY 7

10AM - 11:30AM

MAY 10

8:30AM - 10:30AM

MAY 21

8AM - 10AM

MAY 21

1PM - 3:30PM

MAY 22

2PM - 4PM

MAY 25

1PM - 3PM

MORNING MINDFULNESS Draper-Houston Preserve | Naturalist, Elle Bogle Spring is at its peak and Mother Nature is adorned in all her finery. Spend the morning connecting with the woods, wetlands, and all the spring flowers and discover the joy and tranquility of simple immersion in nature. Led by naturalist Elle Bogle and mindfulness instructor Julie Woodward. Email Elle at boglee@washtenaw.org to register.

SUNRISE HIKE Draper-Houston Preserve | Naturalist, Elle Bogle The preserve’s woodlands are exploding with wildflowers and the many trees are starting to burst forth in spring leaves. Birds are migrating north again, and early butterflies can be spotted. We will hike in both lowland and upland habitats near the river and explore the abundant beauty that abounds. Boots that can get muddy are advised and expect to be on the trails for approximately 2 hours. Email Elle at boglee@washtenaw.org to register.

SPRING BIRDING Sharon Mills County Park | 12 Birders | Naturalist, Kelsey Dehring Recent habitat restoration has led to exciting birding sights at Sharon Mills Park. New wetlands have given waterfowl and shorebirds a new place to visit. In addition, we’ll scan the nearby fields and tree lines for other exciting feathered friends. Please bring binoculars. Email Kelsey at dehringk@washtenaw.org to register.

HECKUVA HIKE Watkins Lake State Park & County Preserve | 12 Hikers State Park Pass Req. | Naturalist, Kelsey Dehring We’ll trek around 5.5 miles of trail as we wander through a mix of fields, forests, and lakeside. This wellness and fitness hike provides a fairly level terrain with a couple steep hills to get the heart pumping. These hikes focus more on the health benefits of being outdoors and less on nature interpretation. Email Kelsey at dehringk@washtenaw.org to register.

SPRING CLEANSING TEAS County Farm Park - Medford Pavilion | Naturalist, Shawn Severance Do you feel like a hibernating bear when emerging from winter? On this hike we will learn about the wild plants that can energize and give you vitality during this time of growth and renewal and share a cup of tea while listening to birdsong. Email Shawn at severances@washtenaw.org to register.

SENIOR NATURALIST: SNAKES Brauer Preserve | Naturalist, Elle Bogle Snakes are one of the most misunderstood animals on the planet, inspiring fear instead of the love they deserve. Michigan is home to 18 different species of these secretive reptiles, only one of which is venomous. Join naturalist Elle Bogle for an afternoon hike to learn all about these creatures and look for them in the different habitats in which they live. Email Elle at boglee@washtenaw.org to register.

Photo Credit: Bryan Mitchell

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Park Lyndon | 340 acres

Cavanaugh Lake County Park | 59 acres

16.

6 miles

Albert J. Miller and Robert & Nancy Smith Preserve | 29 acres

29.

Tom A. Freeman Preserve | 59 acres

30.

Raymond F. Goodrich Preserve | 48 acres

West Lake Preserve | 275 acres

Herman L. Koenn Preserve | 191 acres

17.

31.

Squiers Preserve | 57 acres

18.

Northfield Woods Preserve | 81 acres and Arbor Woods Preserve | 22 acres

Clark & Avis Spike Preserve | 103 acres

Independence Lake County Park | 446 acres and Gosline Preserve* | 40 acres

32.

Park Northfield | 12 acres

Sharon Short Hills Preserve | 84 acres

19.

Osborne Mill Preserve | 39 acres

33.

Whitmore Lake Preserve | 235 acres

20.

Burns-Stokes Preserve | 29 acres

34.

Staebler Farm County Park | 98 acres

21.

Fox Science Preserve | 73 acres

35.

Weatherbee Woods | 84 acres

22.

DeVine Preserve | 157 acres

36.

Kosch Headwaters Preserve | 160 acres

23.

Scio Woods Preserve | 91 acres

37.

Superior Center Park | 1 acre

10. Riverbend Preserve | 53 acres

24.

Draper-Houston Meadows Preserve | 113 acres

38.

Meyer Preserve | 260 acres

11. Ervin-Stucki Preserve | 126 acres

25.

Harwood Heritage Preserve | 16 acres

39.

Highland Preserve | 50 acres

12. Brauer Preserve | 314 acres

26.

Swift Run Dog Park | 10 acres

40.

13.

Pierce Lake Golf Course & Park | 232 acres

27.

Rolling Hills County Park & Water Park | 439 acres

14.

Baker Woods Preserve | 70 acres

Meri Lou Murray Recreation Center and Nelson Meade County Farm Park | 127 acres

15.

Trinkle Marsh at Easton Farm Preserve | 151 acres

28.

Parker Mill County Park | 44 acres

Sharon Mills County Park | 248 acres

Leonard Preserve | 259 acres

Watkins Lake State Park & County Preserve 1,122 acres (407 acres owned by WCPARC)

Border to Border Trail Planned Border to Border Trail

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Volunteer

with Stewardship Coordinator, Katie Carlisle

MAR 19

1PM - 3PM

APR 9

1PM - 4PM

APR 16 MAY 19 1PM - 3PM

APR 23

NEIGHBORHOOD NATURE WALK County Farm Park | Stewardship Coord., Katie Carlisle You may frequent or live near County Farm Park, but how well do you know it? Join us on a nature walk to learn about the history of this park and the ecosystems that make it up. In addition, we will highlight other nearby nature areas and provide resources you can use in your own yard. Email carlislec@washtenaw.org to register. STEWARDSHIP SATURDAY Baker Woods Preserve | Stewardship Coord., Katie Carlisle Our stewardship work transitions with the season, and we will look for the first garlic mustard and dames rocket while appreciating the first spring wildflowers. Email carlislec@washtenaw.org to register. NEIGHBORHOOD NATURE DAY: BRITTON WOODS County Farm Park | Workdays led by Katie Carlisle Volunteer with neighbors and friends of County Farm Park on the third Saturday of April and May. Over the spring, stewardship work will focus on the removal of invasive flowers and small invasive shrubs throughout Britton Woods. No prior experience is needed. Email Katie Carlisle, carlislec@washtenaw.org to register.

1PM - 3PM

NEIGHBORHOOD NATURE DAY: SASSAFRAS WOODS Rolling Hills County Park | Naturalist, Shawn Severance Spend some quality time in the forest removing early spring invasive species to help the native wildflowers that support pollinators. Email Shawn at severances@washtenaw.org to register.

MAY 14

STEWARDSHIP SATURDAY Parker Mill County Park | Stewardship Coord., Katie Carlisle Help improve the floodplains of Fleming Creek and the Huron River by volunteering to remove invasive plants like garlic mustard and narrowleaf bittercress.Email carlislec@washtenaw.org to register.

1PM - 4PM

Photo Credit: Bryan Mitchell

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Family Nature Programs ADVENTURES, HIKES & EXPLORATION

with Naturalists Kelsey, Shawn & Elle Learn about the nature and history of Washtenaw County through a naturalist-led hike or program. From Summer Butterflies to Tracks in the Snow, we offer programs for all ages and ability levels. Learn, play, explore and discover with Washtenaw County Parks!

Family Nature Adventures

Junior Naturalists

Log Homes*

Frog Songs

REGISTRATION: parksonline.ewashtenaw.org Fee: Free Program (*Vehicle Admission Fee Required) 12 Participants/Section (All Ages) (unless noted)

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Rolling Hills Park | 12 participants | Naturalist, Kelsey Dehring

A log is something you have probably walked past countless times. It’s quiet and doesn’t move, and maybe not something that always catches your attention. We’ll crack out our hand lens to take a closer look at bark crevices, and take a peek at who is hiding underneath. Plants, fungus, and animals all need a log and we’ll discover who they are and why.

DATES 3/12

DAY Sat

Spring Thunder

TIME

1pm - 2:30pm

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Harwood Heritage Preserve | Naturalist, Shawn Severance

Those thunderous gobbles off in the distance signal the start of turkey mating season. Walk with us where the turkeys walk, learn about their mating habits, what they love to eat, and more. We’ll call and see if we can get them to talk back, maybe even come and give us a show! Program led by Parks Naturalist Shawn and by Artemis Sportswoman Ambassador, Jen Davis. In partnership with Pittsfield Township Parks.

DATES 4/9

DAY Sat

TIME

2pm - 3:30pm

REGISTRATION: parksonline.ewashtenaw.org Fee: Free Program (*Vehicle Admission Fee Required) 6 Participants (unless noted)/Section (Ages 7 to 11) Scio Woods Preserve | Naturalist, Elle Bogle

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The peepers are peeping, the chorus frogs are clacking, and the wood frogs are croaking. Join naturalist Elle Bogle for a dusk hike to the vernal pools where mating is taking place. We will learn all about the three main species out and about in early spring and practice identifying them by their calls. Boots that can get wet and muddy are required. Pre-registration is required.

DATES 3/19

DAY Sat

Habitat Hike*

TIME

7pm - 8:30pm

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Independence Lake Park | Naturalist, Elle Bogle

For a species to survive, it needs territory large enough to provide food, water, shelter, plus an opportunity to mate and produce young. Independence Lake is lucky enough to be home to most of the habitats contained in Michigan. Join naturalist Elle Bogle for a hike to learn all about these places and look for all the spring life emerging.

DATES 4/10

DAY Sun

TIME

10am - 11:30am

Carboniferous Creepie-Crawlies #831002 County Farm Park - Perennial Garden Naturalist, Shawn Severance

On the damp forest floor lurk some of the most ancient animals to have ever slithered the earth. Millipedes, sow bugs and harvestmen first emerged in the Carboniferous and they are still here. On this hike we will go on a hunt for ancient animals, just living their best lives down in the soil. If you look past the slime, scales, stingers and stench you can discover the beauty and importance of every critter.

DATES 5/21

YOU SHOULD KNOW!

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Secretive Snakes

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Draper-Houston Preserve | Naturalist, Elle Bogle

Snakes are often feared and loathed instead of respected and adored. Why is this? Join naturalist Elle Bogle to hike and learn all about Michigan’s 18 species of snakes and discover just how fascinating and non-threatening these reptiles truly are.

DATES 5/21

DAY

Sat

TIME

1pm - 2:30pm

2pm - 3:30pm

Masks are strongly recommended for everyone regardless of vaccination status. Pre-registration is required for everyone attending over the age of 2. Restricted to 5 children per section, accompanied by one adult. No unregistered siblings, please!

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Preschool Hikes

REGISTRATION: parksonline.ewashtenaw.org Fee: Free Program 15 Participants/Section (Ages 2 to 5 with caregiver)

Gathering #831003 County Farm Park - Perennial Garden Naturalist, Shawn Severance Mosses grow everywhere, on rocks, logs and soil. In this forest wander, we will take the time to appreciate these vibrant green carpets that often go unnoticed, and we will gather and create a small moss garden.

DATES 3/24

DAY

Photo Credit: Bryan Mitchell

TIME

10am - 11am

Wake Up Spring!

#831003

County Farm Park - Perennial Garden Naturalist, Shawn Severance Explore the changing seasons on this short and gentle hike where we will wake up our senses to the coming spring.

DATES 4/28

DAY Th

TIME

10:00am - 11:00am

Explore the Forest Floor

#831003

County Farm Park - Perennial Garden Naturalist, Shawn Severance In this forest exploration we will meet our six-legged, eight-legged and no-legged friends hidden away in the shadows of logs and leaves. We will learn how these humble shredders and decomposers are an essential engine for the entire forest. All creatures will be released at the end of the hike.

DATES 5/19

DAY Th

TIME

10am - 11am

Archery

REGISTRATION: parksonline.ewashtenaw.org Fee: Free Program (*Vehicle Admission Fee Required) 12 Participants/Section (Ages 8 and Up)

Intro to Archery

Photo Credit: Bryan Mitchell

#831007

Staebler Farm Park | Ages 8+ | Naturalist, Kelsey Dehring

This introductory program to archery covers safety and basic shooting skills. All archery equipment is provided, and no prior archery experience is required. Email Kelsey at dehringk@washtenaw.org for more information.

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DATES

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4/24 4/24 5/22 5/22

DAY Sun Sun Sun Sun

TIME

10am - 11:30am 2pm - 3:30pm 10am - 11:30am 2pm - 3:30pm

YOU SHOULD KNOW!

WASHTENAW COUNTY PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION | SPRING 2022

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SPRING 2022

MERI LOU MURRAY RECREATION CENTER

CARDIO

FITNESS

SWIM

CLASSES

2960 WASHTENAW AVE | ANN ARBOR | MI 48104

MERI LOU MURRAY RECREATION CENTER

Membership

Since the Meri Lou Murray Recreation Center opened in 1991, it has been a popular venue for recreation enthusiasts. The center has approximately 51,000 square feet of space dedicated to fitness and recreation.

RATES

(I) Individual: 16-64 Years ■ (Y) Youth: 3-15 Years (S) Senior: 65+ Years ■ (D) Disabled (with doctor’s note) (M) Military - Active or Veteran (documentation required)

30-Day Pass

30-Day passes are valid for thirty (30) days from purchase at the Meri Lou Murray Recreation Center.

TYPE

RESIDENT NON-RESIDENT

I/S/D/Y/M Family

$52 $52 $115 $115

Six-Month Pass (One-Time Payment)

Annual passes are valid six (6) months from purchase at the Meri Lou Murray Recreation Center.

TYPE

Individual S/D/M Teen (13-19) Family

RESIDENT NON-RESIDENT $178 $237 $140 $186 $121 $161 $370 $555

Annual Pass (One-Time Payment)

Annual passes are valid for one (1) year from purchase at the Meri Lou Murray Recreation Center.

TYPE

Individual Y/S/D/M Family

RESIDENT NON-RESIDENT $237 $355 $186 $278 $510 $767

Annual Pass (Monthly Billing)

*Requires one (1) year contract. Annual passes are valid for one (1) year from purchase at the Meri Lou Murray Recreation Center.

TYPE

Individual Y/S/D/M Family

RESIDENT NON-RESIDENT $32/mo $37.50/mo $30.25/mo $34/mo $57/mo $78.50/mo

Meri Lou Murray Recreation Center Hours The Meri Lou Murray Recreation Center facility hours are as follows: • Monday through Friday; 6am to 8pm • Saturday; 8am to 6pm • Sunday; 9am to 4pm Building capacity and activities are subject to change. Masks are strongly recommended regardless of vaccination status. The indoor pool will also remain open at this time, with four swimming lanes. For more information about this and other changes check out washtenaw.org/reccenter. Recreation Center Cover/Photo Credit: Bryan Mitchell

WASHTENAW COUNTY PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION | SPRING 2022

Movement SPRING SESSION I

REGISTRATION OPENS: February 28 CLASS DATES: March 6 - April 23 FEE: $38 (unless noted) *Hybrid (In-Person with a Virtual Option)

Zumba®

Zumba Toning® (HYBRID)

#33130

This Latin-based aerobic fitness class uses easy, fast, and slow rhythms set to fun Latin and international music. A real “feel happy” cardio workout!

DATES

3/6 - 4/10

DAY Sun

TIME

11:30am - 12:30pm

Zumba Fitness® (HYBRID)

#33110

This Latin-based aerobic fitness class uses easy, fast, and slow rhythms set to fun Latin and international music. A real “feel happy” cardio workout!

DATES

3/7 – 4/18 3/9 – 4/20 3/12 – 4/23

DAY

M (Virtual) W Sat

Zumba Gold® (HYBRID)

TIME

6:40pm - 7:40pm 6pm - 7pm 11am - Noon

#33210

Zumba Gold is designed for active older adults who are looking for a modified Zumba® class that recreates the original moves you love at a lower-intensity. The design of the class introduces easy-to-follow Zumba® choreography that focuses on balance, range of motion and coordination. Come ready to sweat and prepare to leave empowered and feeling strong.

DATES

3/11 – 4/22

DAY F

TIME

10:30am - 11:30am

Zumba & Strengthen® (VIRTUAL) #33110

Dance fitness class is a fun, invigorating class that incorporates toning and strength with music you love and easy-to-follow fitness choreography. This class also offers low-impact strength and cardio drills and ends with calming stretches. You will need a mat, a pair of light weight dumbbells (1-2 lbs), and a pair of medium weight dumbbells (3-5 lbs). Join us as we sweat and become stronger together!

DATES

3/11 – 4/22

DAY F

TIME

6:40pm - 7:40pm

Refund/Cancellation Policies Refund Policy

Cancelled or Full Class? Full refund Before class begins? Full refund, less $5 service fee After class begins? Pro-rated refund, less $5 service fee Missed class? No refund No cash refunds, credit card or check only Refunds are given after 1st class ONLY with a letter from a doctor for a medical disabilty or an employer indicating transfer from the area.

WASHTENAW.ORG/PARKS | PARKS@WASHTENAW.ORG | (734) 971-6337

Core & Cardio

Aerobics

REGISTRATION OPENS: February 28 CLASS DATES: March 6 - April 23 FEE: $38 (unless noted)

REGISTRATION OPENS: February 28 CLASS DATES: March 6 - April 23 FEE: $38 (unless noted) *Hybrid (In-Person with a Virtual Option)

SPRING SESSION I

Basic Sculpt & Condition

Aerobic Fitness

This class is for all ages to strengthen and stretch all major muscle groups at their own level. Core work and balance will be addressed. $85 for all three classes/session.

Slower paced, entry-level workout for all ages. A mix of aerobics, conditioning and stretching. 40 minutes aerobics, 20 minutes conditioning and stretch.

Stretch & Strengthen (VIRTUAL) #33480

DATES

3/8 – 4/19 3/10 – 4/21 3/12 – 4/23

DAY T Th Sat

TIME

11am - Noon 11am - Noon 12:15pm - 1:15pm

Cardio & Core

#33310

Combines a moderate cardio workout with muscle conditioning. A FUN workout!

DATES

3/7 – 4/18

DAY M

TIME

5:30pm - 6:30pm

Full Body Strength Circuit

#33320

Rotate through a series of exercises with the use of weights, bands and other equipment to strengthen upper and lower body, the core and improve flexibility. Intermediate Level.

DATES

3/8 – 4/19

DAY T

Global Fitness

TIME

8:30am - 9:15am

#33100

Take your workout to the next level! Have fun and move to the music through a variety of exercises designed to improve muscular tone, endurance strength, and cardiovascular fitness. Intermediate level.

DATES

3/9 – 4/20

DAY W

Stand Tall Osteoporosis

TIME

9am - 10am

#33350

This class is for people with osteoporosis and osteopenia who want to improve their posture and prevent injuries. The focus is on functional weight bearing activities and safe stretching, strengthening and balance exercises. Instructor is a personal trainer with a background in physical therapy.

DATES

3/10 – 4/21 22

DAY Th

TIME

10am - 11am

#33210

Basic Aerobics (VIRTUAL)

DATES

3/7 - 4/18 3/10 – 4/21 3/11 – 4/22

DAY

TIME

M Th F (In-Person)

9am - 10am 9am - 10am 9am - 10am

Aerobic & Strength (HYBRID)

#33330

This class focuses on intervals of aerobics, strengthening exercises, balance and core work. It is appropriate for beginners and advanced participants. It culminates with a cool down and stretching pose.

DATES

3/8 – 4/19

DAY

TIME

5:30pm - 6:30pm

Aerobic Interval

#33200

Combination of aerobic conditioning and muscle work. This is a great cardiovascular work out!

DATES

3/10 – 4/21

DAY

TIME

Water Fitness Water Aerobics

5:30am - 6:30am

$42

#32000

Looking for a new and refreshing way to stay in shape? Water aerobics is a great low impact workout that can improve strength, flexibility, circulation and cardiovascular stamina. Workouts can easily be tailored to match your abilities. No swimming skills required.

DATES

3/7 – 4/18 3/7 – 4/18 3/9 – 4/20 3/9 – 4/20 3/11 – 4/22

WASHTENAW COUNTY PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION | SPRING 2022

DAY M M W W F

TIME

10:15am - 11:15am 6pm - 7pm 10:15am - 11:15am 6pm - 7pm 10:15am - 11:15am

Mind & Body SPRING SESSION I

Building Hours

REGISTRATION OPENS: February 28 CLASS DATES: March 6 - April 23 FEE: $38 (unless noted) *Hybrid (In-Person with a Virtual Option)

Yoga & Pilates

Monday-Friday 6am to 8pm

Saturday 8am to 6pm

#33460

PiYo (VIRTUAL)

Mix of pilates and yoga that increases flexibility and core strength. All Fitness levels welcome.

DATES

3/11 – 4/22

DAY F

TIME

11:45am - 12:45pm

Sunday 9am - 4pm

Lower Gym Hours Monday-Friday 6am to 7:45pm

Yin Yoga (HYBRID)

#33490

Saturday

This class uses asanas and pranayama (yoga postures and breath exercises) to bring peace to the mind and body. Practice slowly and gently and hold poses longer while working toward better alignment. Great for beginners and those who prefer a deeper practice or a slower pace.

8am to 5:45pm

DATES

Pool Hours

3/11 – 4/22

DAY F

TIME

5:30pm - 6:30pm

Matwork Pilates (VIRTUAL)

#33440

Benefits include increased overall flexibility, abdominal strength and an overall sense of well-being. Feel stronger and leaner as you develop your core.

DATES

3/7 – 4/18 3/9 – 4/20

DAY M W

TIME

10:30am - 11:30am 10:30am - 11:30am

We no longer are reserving lanes for lap swimming. We offer lap swim and open swim. The pool is closed to the public during lessons and water aerobics unless signed up for those classes. The pool schedule is posted online and subject to change.

6am to 7:45pm

Tai Chi for Health & Balance

#33510

Increase core strength and flexibility of the spine, improve posture, alignment and mind-body connection. All ages and fitness levels welcome. 3/8 – 4/19

9am - 3:45pm

Monday-Friday

Tai Chi

DATES

Sunday

DAY T

TIME

Saturday 8am to 5:45pm

Sunday 9am - 3:45pm

9:30am - 10:30am

Beginning Tai Chi (HYBRID)

#33510

Qi Gong can be practiced as a moving meditation for the purposes of health, fitness, and Qi awareness. Deepen internal dynamics and work to soften and perfect form as time goes on.

DATES

3/8 – 4/19 23

DAY T

TIME

6:40pm - 7:40pm WASHTENAW.ORG/PARKS | PARKS@WASHTENAW.ORG | (734) 971-6337

Group Fitness Schedule SPRING SESSION I

REGISTRATION OPENS: FEBRUARY 28 CLASS DATES: March 6 - April 23 FEE: $38 (unless noted) *Hybrid (In-Person with a Virtual Option)

SUNDAY

MONDAY

TUESDAY

9 - 10AM

FULL BODY STRENGTH CIRCUIT

WEDNE

8:30 - 9:15AM

BASIC AEROBICS (VIRTUAL)

10:15 - 11:15AM

WATER AEROBICS

9:30 - 10:30AM

TAI CHI FOR HEALTH & BALANCE

10:15 - 11:15AM

WATER AEROBICS

10:30 - 11:30AM

MATWORK PILATES

11AM - NOON

STRETCH & STRENGTHEN

(VIRTUAL)

11:30AM-12:30PM

ZUMBA TONING (HYBRID)

BREA 2PM -

5:30 - 6:30PM

CARDIO & CORE

6:40 - 7:40PM

ZUMBA FITNESS (VIRTUAL)

5:30 - 6:30PM

6 - 7PM

WATER AEROBICS

AEROBICS & STRENGTH (HYBRID)

6:40 - 7:40PM

BEGINNING TAI CHI & QI GONG

WASHTENAW COUNTY PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION | SPRING 2022

(HYBRID)

5: 6 - 7PM

ZUMBA FITNESS (HYBRID)

Movement (pg. 21) Cardio & Core (pg. 22) Aerobics (pg. 22) Mind & Body (pg. 23)

ESDAY

THURSDAY

9 - 10AM

GLOBAL FITNESS

FRIDAY

9 - 10AM

SATURDAY

9 - 10AM

BASIC AEROBICS

(VIRTUAL)

10AM - 11AM

EXERCISE FOR OSTEOPOROSIS

10:15 - 11:15AM

WATER AEROBICS

10:30 - 11:30AM

MATWORK PILATES (VIRTUAL)

11AM - NOON

10:30 - 11:30AM

ZUMBA GOLD (HYBRID)

STRETCH & STRENGTHEN (VIRTUAL)

11AM - NOON

ZUMBA FITNESS (HYBRID)

11:45AM - 12:45PM

PIYO

(VIRTUAL)

12:15PM - 1:15PM

STRETCH & STRENGTHEN (VIRTUAL)

AK 4PM

5:30 - 6:30PM

6 - 7PM

WATER AEROBICS

AEROBICS INTERVAL

5:30 - 6:30PM

YIN YOGA (HYBRID)

6:40 - 7:40PM

ZUMBA & STRENGTHEN (VIRTUAL)

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Photo Credit: Bryan Mitchell

Swim Lessons PARENT TOT + PRESCHOOL

The goal of Washtenaw County Parks & Recreation Parent Tot and Preschool Lessons are to get toddlers and preschoolers comfortable in the water. These instructor-led classes help provide a solid foundation for swimming skills that will last a life-time. Comfortability in the water is our top priority as it ensures your child will learn how to be safe in the water. As they progress and graduate each level, they are introduced to new skills that our instructors continue to build upon through Level 5.

SPRING SESSION I

REGISTRATION: parksonline.ewashtenaw.org REGISTRATION OPENS: February 28 CLASS DATES: March 6 - April 16 FEE: $63

Parent Tot 1

#31010

(6 Months - 18 Months with Adult) With adult participation, infants and toddlers learn to enjoy water activities. Songs and games teach the children water comfort. One adult per child.

DATES

DAY

3/6 - 4/10 3/12 - 4/16

Sun Sat

Preschool 1

TIME

10am - 10:25am 10am - 10:25am

#31040

(At Least 4 Years) Great for beginners! Children with little or no water experience will learn water comfort, supported floating, kicking, basic arm movement.

DATES

DAY

3/6 - 4/10 3/6 - 4/10 3/12 - 4/16 3/12 - 4/16

Sun Sun Sat Sat

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TIME

11am - 11:25am Noon - 12:25pm 11am - 11:25am Noon - 12:25pm

Parent Tot 2

#31020

(18 Months - 3.5 Years with Adult) With adult participation, infants and toddlers learn to enjoy water activities. Songs and games teach the children water comfort. One adult per child.

DATES

3/6 - 4/10 3/6 - 4/10 3/12 - 4/16 3/12 - 4/16

DAY Sun Sun Sat Sat

TIME

10:30am - 10:55am 11:30am - 11:55am 10:30am - 10:55am 11:30am - 11:55am

Preschool 2

#31050

(At Least 4 Years) Great for beginners! Children with little or no water experience will learn water comfort, supported floating, kicking, basic arm movement.

DATES

3/6 - 4/10 3/12 - 4/16

DAY Sun Sat

TIME

12:30pm - 12:55pm 12:30am - 12:55pm

Masks are recommended regardless of vaccination status. There is a $5 late fee for late class registration. No make-ups, refunds, or substitutions for missed swim classes. Space is limited.

WASHTENAW.ORG/PARKS | PARKS@WASHTENAW.ORG | (734) 971-6337

Swim Lessons YOUTH LEVEL 1-4

SPRING SESSION I

REGISTRATION: parksonline.ewashtenaw.org REGISTRATION OPENS: February 28 CLASS DATES: March 6 - April 16 FEE: $70

Level 1

#31060

(At Least 5 Years) Fundamental aquatic skills for children who can fully submerge head, float and kick on both front and back without support to begin to complete their strokes.

DATES

3/6 - 4/10 3/6 - 4/10 3/12 - 4/16 3/12 - 4/16

DAY Sun Sun Sat Sat

TIME

10am - 10:40am 11:40am - 12:20pm 10am - 10:40am 11:40am - 12:20pm

Level 2

#31065

(Must Pass Level 1 or with Permission) Learn to combine and coordinate basic swimming skills into complete strokes. Rhythmic breathing introduced; front and back crawls will improve.

DATES

3/6 - 4/10 3/6 - 4/10 3/12 - 4/16 3/12 - 4/16

DAY Sun Sun Sat Sat

TIME

10:50am - 11:30am 12:30pm - 1:10pm 10:50am - 11:30am 12:30pm - 1:10pm

Level 3

#31070

(Must Pass Level 2 or with Permission) Deep water comfort is a must. Improved stroke technique and endurance is the focus. Children work more distance with front and back strokes, along with intro to breaststroke and butterfly. Must be able to tread water for at least 30 seconds.

DATES

3/6 - 4/10 3/6 - 4/10 3/12 - 4/16 3/12 - 4/16

DAY Sun Sun Sat Sat

TIME

10am - 10:40am 11:40am - 12:20pm 10am - 10:40am 11:40am - 12:20pm

Level 4

#31075

(Must Pass Level 3 or with Permission) Students will refine and improve strokes for those who can swim front and back crawl, and demonstrate breaststroke and butterfly. Must be able to tread water for 1 minute.

DATES

3/6 - 4/10 3/6 - 4/10 3/12 - 4/16 3/12 - 4/16

DAY Sun Sun Sat Sat

TIME

10:50am - 11:30am 12:30pm - 1:10pm 10:50am - 11:30am 12:30pm - 1:10pm

Photo Credit: Bryan Mitchell

WASHTENAW COUNTY PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION | SPRING 2022

Swim Lessons PRIVATE SWIM

SPRING SESSION I

REGISTRATION: parksonline.ewashtenaw.org REGISTRATION OPENS: February 28 CLASS DATES: March 6 - April 16 FEE: $120 | Add a second student for $60

Private Swim

#31000

(4+ Years) Students will refine and improve strokes for those who can swim front and back crawl, and demonstrate breaststroke and butterfly. Must be able to tread water for 1 minute.

DATES

3/8 - 4/12 3/8 - 4/12 3/8 - 4/12 3/8 - 4/12 3/8 - 4/12 3/10 - 4/14 3/10 - 4/14 3/10 - 4/14 3/10 - 4/14 3/10 - 4/14 3/12 - 4/16 3/12 - 4/16 3/12 - 4/16 3/12 - 4/16 3/12 - 4/16 3/12 - 4/16

DAY T T T T T Th Th Th Th Th Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat

TIME

5pm - 5:30pm 5:30pm - 6pm 6pm - 6:30pm 6:30pm - 7pm 7pm - 7:30pm 5pm - 5:30pm 5:30pm - 6pm 6pm - 6:30pm 6:30pm - 7pm 7pm - 7:30pm 10am - 10:30am 10:30am - 11am 11am - 11:30am 11:30am - Noon Noon - 12:30pm 12:30pm - 1pm

No make-ups, refunds or substitutions for missed instructional swim classes Questions? (734) 971-6355 x 0 | dsk@washtenaw.org Photo Credit: Bryan Mitchell

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ANN ARBOR MI PERMIT 111

US POSTAGE PAID

PRE-SORT STANDARD

CONTACT INFORMATION Independence Lake Park (734) 449-4437 Meri Lou Murray Recreation Center (734) 971-6355 Pierce Lake Golf Course and Park (734) 475-5858 Rolling Hills Park and Water Park (734) 484-9676

Administrative Offices 2230 Platt Road (at County Farm Park) Ann Arbor, MI 48104

Washtenaw County Parks & Recreation P.O. Box 8645 Ann Arbor, MI 48107-8645

Mailing Address: P.O. Box 8645 Ann Arbor, MI 48107 tel (734) 971-6337 fax (734) 971-6386

Visit us online for photos, maps, info, and detailed directions at washtenaw.org/parks Photo Credit: Bryan Mitchell