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3NEW LONDON PARKS

& RECREATION DEPARTMENTWEBSITE ADDRESS: www.newlondonwi.orgLIKE US ON FACEBOOK @ www.facebook.com/NLPRWIRECREATION DEPARTMENT – 215 N. Shawano Street – (920)982-8521

Office Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.NEW LONDON AQUATIC & FITNESS CENTER – 815 W. Washington St. – (920)982-8524NEW LONDON ACCESS (CABLE CHANNEL 990) - 215 N. Shawano Street – (920)982-8537PARKS/BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS SHOP – 1306 W. Wolf River Ave. – (920)982-8510

Office Hours: Monday-Friday, 7:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.SENIOR CENTER – 600 W. Washington St. – (920)982-8522

Office Hours: Monday – Friday, 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.Senior Transit Service – (920)982-8523

PARKS & RECREATION STAFFDIVISION HEADSRECREATION SUPERINTENDENT – Ginger Arndt • [email protected] & PARKS SUPERINTENDENT – Luke HammonsBUILDINGS AND GROUNDS SUPERINTENDENT – Ted ChristianMANAGERSAQUATIC MANAGER – Reid Fieber • [email protected] CENTER DIRECTOR – Lori Schneider • [email protected] NEW LONDON PRODUCER – Casey Zempel • [email protected] TIME SUPPORT STAFFAQUATIC SUPERVISOR – Morgan Gorges • [email protected] ASSISTANT – Michelle Lambrecht • [email protected] TIME ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT – Jayne Murphy • [email protected] VAN DRIVERS – Mike Fredin and Robert CuppPARKS, RECREATION & ACCESS NEW LONDON COMMITTEECHAIR – Bob BesawCOMMITTEE MEMBERS: V. Chair John Faucher, Dennis Herter, Fred Zaug, Steve Groat Citizen Members: Kelly Baker, April Amador ; Student Member: Rachel Schuler Meetings are the first Tuesday of each month at 4:45 p.m. in the Council Chambers of the City Municipal Building. Please see the front office for a posted agenda.

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UNPAID BALANCESDelinquent payments and unpaid balances on your account will result in a freeze on your account and you will not be able to utilize any Parks & Recreation Programs until your balance is paid.

TO ERR IS HUMANThe Parks & Recreation Department works hard to ensure that each program guide is free from errors. However, there are times when errors or changes in dates, times, rates or registration information do occur. We will do everything possible to correct such errors and inform you of changes. We thank you for your understanding when these situations arise.

CONFIRMATIONSNew London Parks & Recreation will notify you only if a class is cancelled due to low enrollment or filled. We will not call you to confirm you are registered.

PROGRAM ACCESSIt is the policy of the City of New London to comply in good faith with all applicable regulations, guidelines, etc. put forth in the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). To that end, it is the City’s intent to provide equal opportunity for everyone to participate in all City-sponsored programs and/or services offered, to attend every public meeting scheduled, and to utilize all public facilities available. Any person(s) in need of an alternative format (i.e. larger print, audio tapes, Braille, readers, interpreters, amplifiers, transcription) regarding information disseminated by the City of New London should notify the City prior to a meeting, etc., and please allow adequate time after a request for a copy of brochures, notices, etc. for delivery of that alternative format. Contact Chad Hoerth, by telephone at: (TDD) 982-8521 for more information.

REFUNDSFull refunds will be given for programs that are cancelled due to not meeting the required minimum to run the class, which is 6 participants. After the first class, if you choose not to participate a $5.00 fee will be claimed. No refund will be given after the second class of the program.

RAIN POLICYDuring inclement weather phone calls will be made to each participant as soon as possible. To find out if a program has been cancelled due to weather call 982-8521 or check our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/nlprwi.

RESIDENT POLICYA resident is any person who lives within the Corporate City Limits of New London. This is not to be confused with being a New London Area School District resident. City and School boundaries are not the same. Residents will have a street address and a Non-Resident’s address typically will begin with a letter. A non-resident is anyone who does NOT reside within the corporate city limits of New London. (Hortonville, Readfield, Dale, Royalton, Mukwa, etc. are NOT within the city limits of New London even though they have New London Zip Codes).

RESIDENT “MEMBERSHIP”If you find are you a non-resident and that you frequently are using the New London Parks & Recreation’s Services, are a non-resident you have the option to purchase a membership to be a resident for the year. A one-time fee of $90.00 qualifies you to register and use any of the services we provide at a resident rate for the calendar year.

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5PROGRAM AGE SPECIFICATIONSAges listed in the program descriptions are the age that the child will be at the end of the program. This is strictly for the safety of your child and will only be reconsidered in extreme situations. If you have any questions, please contact the Division Head.

“SAY CHEESE”Occasionally photographs will be taken of participants during activities and may be used for promotional purposes. If you do not wish to have your photograph taken, please convey this to the photographer and/or instructor. Also indicate your wishes on the waiver form filled out at the beginning of your session.

WAITING LIST PROCESSA waiting list is formed when a class reaches participant levels beyond the maximum based on the number of instructors we have and for the ultimate safety of the participants. The waiting list is designed to keep track of interested participants until someone drops out or transfers. A new program may be added if space and time are available. The waiting list is maintained based on a first-come, first-served basis. Interested participants will be contacted and the registration process will be completed with payment in full if the above opportunities arise. We will only contact you if space becomes available within two weeks of the start date of the program.



6ADULT FITNESS DESCRIPTIONS AND FEES

SUMMER ADULT FITNESSNEW IN 2021 THE NEW LONDON PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT IS IMPLEMENTING

A DROP IN OPTION FOR ALL ADULT AND SENIOR FITNESS CLASSES. After years of requests the City will be implementing drop in classes (Land Exercise/Zumba Pass) as an option to our Adult and Senior Exercise Programs. This will give flexibility to those that have unpredictable schedules and the opportunity to try all of our classes instead of committing to a full 7 week sessions. If you have a set schedule and like routine and need the accountability for your fitness goals then we are still offering the 7 week sessions at a discounted rate.

REGISTRATION: https://apm.activecommunities.com/newlondon/Home

MEMBERSHIP: https://apm.activecommunities.com/newlondon/Membership

MEMBERSHIP LAND EXERCISE/ZUMBA CARD FEES: Per 45-60 minute Class

Residents: $4.50 Non-Residents: $5.75 Senior Residents: $2.25 Non-Resident Seniors: $3.00

DISCOUNTED SESSIONS: Summer Session: June 28-August 14, 2021

Registration: May 24-June 27, 2021

Fall Session: August 16-October 2, 2021 Last Monday class is October 4, no class September 6, 2021

Registration: July 12-August 15, 2021

MONDAYS TUESDAYS WEDNESDAYS THURSDAYS FRIDAYS SATURDAYS8:00 a.m.

Cardio Drumming9:30 a.m.

Yoga8:00 a.m.

Kick It/ Yoga

4:45 p.m. Kick It

4:45 p.m. Pilates in the Park

5:00 p.m. Hiit

9:15 a.m. Gentle Flow Yoga

6:00 p.m. Yoga

6:00 p.m. Zumba in the Park

6:00 p.m.Yoga

4:45 p.m.Barre in the Park

6:00 p.m.Zumba in the Park

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MONDAYS TUESDAYS WEDNESDAYS THURSDAYS FRIDAYS SATURDAYS8:00 a.m.

Cardio Drumming9:30 a.m.

Yoga8:00 a.m.

Kick It/ Yoga

4:45 p.m. Kick It

4:45 p.m. Pilates in the Park

5:00 p.m. Hiit

9:15 a.m. Gentle Flow Yoga

6:00 p.m. Yoga

6:00 p.m. Zumba in the Park

6:00 p.m.Yoga

4:45 p.m.Barre in the Park

6:00 p.m.Zumba in the Park

WHAT IS THE FOCUS OF THIS CLASS:

Strength Restorative Cardio

KICK IT Participants kick & punch their way to a fun yet intense workout. This program blends martial arts, kicking & punching combos, and integrates uses those moves/combinations for a high intensity workout for you!Location: Washington Center Gym 7 Week Session Fee: Residents/Non-Residents: $24.50/$36.50 seniors receive a 50% discount

PILATES a method of exercise that consists of low-impact flexibility and muscular strength and endurance movements. Pilates emphasizes proper postural alignment, core strength and muscle balance.Location: Pfeifer Park Shelter7 Week Session Fee: Residents/Non-Residents: $24.50/$36.50Seniors receive a 50% discount HIIT & MISS This class is a interval training workout which focuses on full body strength conditioning paired with cardio bursts. Location: Washington Center Gym 7 Week Session Fee: Residents/Non-Residents: $24.50/$36.50 seniors receive a 50% discount VINYASA FLOW YOGA This Vinyasa-style yoga class uses flowing sequence of poses which change every breath to increase strength, flexibility, endurance and balance. Location: Washington Center Gym7 Week Session Fee: Residents/Non-Residents: $24.50/$36.50 seniors receive a 50% discount

GENTLE FLOW YOGA A slower, simpler, flowing yoga sequences will be used to help strengthen and promote flexibility through the entire body.Location: Washington Center Gym7 Week Session Fee: Residents/Non-Residents: **45 minute class $18.50/$30.50 seniors receive a 50% discount

CARDIO DRUMMING is a cardio jam session, which utilizes weighted drum sticks for a workout which challenges every muscle group by blending cardiovascular trainings for the ultimate workout. *45 minutesLocation: Washington Center Gym7 Week Session Fee: Residents/Non-Residents: **45 minute class $18.50/$30.50 seniors receive a 50% discount

BARRE IN THE PARK! This low-impact workout uses light weights; bands and a classic ballet barre to tone strengthen and tighten your whole body. Location: Pfeifer Park7 Week Session Fee: Residents/Non-Residents: $24.50/$36.50 seniors receive a 50% discount

ZUMBA IN THE PARK! A Latin-inspired dance workout that uses footwork and rhythms such as Salsa, Merengue, Cumbia and Reggaeton. Location: Pfeifer Park 7 Week Session Fee: Residents/Non-Residents: $24.50/$36.50 seniors receive a 50% discount



8PERSONAL TRAINING

What is personal training and how can it benefit you?• Unlike a group exercise class, personal training helps you to examine your current

lifestyle, establish goals, and creates a unique plan to help you achieve those goals.• It is more than just “one-on-one” exercise sessions. Goals are constantly evaluated and

programs are tweaked to provide an ever-evolving workout that varies, as your body needs change.

• The focus is on “you”; optimizing workouts in the amount of time that you have available, and creating a plan that you can stick to.

• A personal trainer can provide encouragement and develop safe strategies to achieve or maintain a healthy weight.

• You learn proper techniques to exercise safely and effectively.• It empowers you to make your fitness routine a part of your lifestyle.

It is for anyone of any age or fitness level, from the individual who wants to improve flexibility and range-of-motion to the seasoned athlete who wants to improve their current fitness level.We have two different options for training, personal one-on-one training or train with a buddy and a personal trainer. Both options are offered as one hour sessions, but you are more than welcome to split that into half hour sessions if that fits you and your trainers schedule better.

PERSONAL TRAINING FEES Residents Non-Residents(1-9 sessions) $27.00/hour $32.00/hour(10+ sessions) $22.00/hour $27.00/hour

Buddy Training (must have partner training with you and the Personal Trainer to receive this pricing)(1-9 sessions) $16.00/hour/person $18.50/hour/person(10+ sessions) $13.50/hour/person $16.00/hour/person

Whether you need specific issues corrected or just want to lose some weight and get into fitness or you are getting bored with your usual workout we can help you out! Our trainers can work one on one with you or we have a special pricing for those who want to work out with a buddy! All of our personal training programs are customized to the goals and individual issues you discuss with our trainer. You may work out in our gyms, the Aquatic and Fitness Center or even at our parks! Perfect for those people that have goals of weight loss or overall improving fitness levels and general health!

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9Our trainers have a wide variety of skills to help you reach your goals! Mary Bohm: NETA Certified Personal Trainer, AEA Certified Aquatic Fitness Professional, PWR Fitness Trained Professional (Parkinson’s Wellness Recovery), NASM Corrective Exercise Specialist, ACE Health Coach, Knee Injury Prevention Specialist, Sports Nutrition Certificate, LiveStrong Certification, Tai Chi/Qi Gong, PiYo, Pound, and Strong Women Certifications Marta Wesenick: NETA Certified Personal Trainer and Zumba, Barre Connect and TRX Group Certified Fitness instructor. How does Personal Training registration work? Call the New London Parks & Recreation Office at (920) 982-8521 Stop by the office at 215 N. Shawano. St.Online in the membership section of our online registration system at www.newlondonwi.org When you register you will choose how many hourly sessions you would initially like to do and you will pay for those and we will give the trainer of your choice your contact information and she will set up a time that works best for you to meet for your initial appointment. You will receive a membership card that you will scan each time you meet with your trainer.



102021 SUMMER YOUTH RECREATION PROGRAM REGISTRATION TIMES & DATES

Registration for all 2021 Summer Recreation Programs begin at 8:00 a.m. on Monday, April 26. You can stop by our office, register online or call the office to get registered on or after that date.Registration is accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. The registration deadline is Sunday, June 6, 2021, unless otherwise stated in the program information. Late registration will be accepted through Friday, June 25, if space or the program is still available at an additional cost of $5.00 per person, per program. Any program that does not meet a minimum enrollment requirement will be cancelled at 8:00 a.m. on June 14.

DON’T FORGET THAT YOU CAN REGISTER ONLINE! View program descriptions, schedules and sign up for events from the comfort of your home! We now accept credit cards, when you come in to register or if you would like to register online. Go to www.newlondonwi.org and click on the Parks & Recreation link to begin.If you registered for a New London Parks & Recreation Program or a New London Aquatic and Fitness Center Program in the last five years, you more than likely have an online account already created. Please contact the Parks & Recreation Department if you are unsure about an existing account.All new users for online registration need to register with the Parks & Recreation Office to gain a user name and password to access your account. To do that you can come in, call the Parks and Rec office, or fill out the online form and submit a request. Please note that if you submit an online request you will not be able to immediately sign up for programs until our staff has approved and created your account, so please fill out the request form a few days before you plan to register online. If you have questions about this service please call the Parks & Recreation office at (920)982-8521.CLASS ATTENDANCE/PARENT’S DAY: With your child’s best interest in mind we ask that parents and friends do not remain in the classroom or gym during class time. We ask our instructors to enforce this policy so that your child may devote his/her attention to the class without interruptions. Parent’s Day is scheduled for the end of each session. We encourage you to attend on Parent’s Day so the staff and students can showcase their progress.Children outside of the classroom should have adult supervision at all times. Instructors stay with your child until they are picked up or leave the facility at the end of class. If your child is able to leave class on his or her own please communicate that directly with the instructor on the first day. **Please make sure that if your child is expecting you to pick them up at the end of class that you are on time; our instructors may have another class starting or need to be at another scheduled program. **

COVID-19 CONSIDERATIONSSummer 2020 was a summer like no other and the New London Parks & Recreation Department has done their best to provide safe, quality programming in the last year. With that being said we are continuing to work with the County Health Department on offering programs the safest ways possible. There will be smaller classes, hand sanitation stations and it will be preferred that instructors and participants continue to wear masks and/or physically distance themselves from others outside their house hold. Please be respectful to our decisions and know that we are doing it from the direction of the Waupaca County Health Department and for your safety in mind. If you have any questions in regards to our stance, please contact Ginger Arndt, Recreation Superintendent for more details.



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ACTIVE YOUTH PROGRAMSThese classes are designed to teach your child about the basics of the sport or activity and to make it enjoyable for them. Fundamentals and techniques will lead to fun games and activities and before they know it, it’s time to go home!

MOVE IT! AGES 4-6Staff will take traditional games and lifelong fitness activities and give them a fun twist to keep the young minds and bodies engaged and fit while teaching the participants the importance of active play in their lives. Class meets for 45 minutes, 1 day a week for 8 weeks. Dates: Wednesdays, June 16-August 4, 2021 Time: 2:45-3:30 p.m. Location: Washington Center Gym Fee: Resident/Non-Resident $16.50/$27.00 Registration: April 26-June 6, 2021 Late Registration: Starts June 7 with a $5.00 late fee

LIL’ BUDDIES BASKETBALL AGES 4-6Was ball your child’s first word? This program will start the children off on the right track with fundamentals, from shooting and passing, to rules and regulations, with pint size balls and a shorter hoop. Class meets for 45 minutes, 1 day a week for 8 weeks. Dates: Mondays, June 14-August 2, 2021 Time: 2:45-3:30 p.m. Location: Washington Center Gym Fee: Resident/Non-Resident $16.50/$27.00 Registration: April 26-June 6, 2021 Late Registration: Starts June 7 with a $5.00 late fee

QUIK START TENNIS AGES 4-6With a grant from the United States Tennis Association we are able to make the courts smaller, the nets shorter and the balls slower and bigger! This class is designed to introduce youngsters to tennis, so much easier than having all of the “big person” equipment to deal with! Class meets for 45 minutes, 1 day a week for 8 weeks. Dates: Tuesdays, June 15-August 3, 2021 Time: 2:45-3:30 p.m. Location: Hatten Park Tennis Courts Fee: Resident/Non-Resident $16.50/$27.00 Registration: April 26-June 6, 2021 Late Registration: Starts June 7 with a $5.00 late fee

YOUTH PROGRAM COVID SAFETY MEASURES • Parents drop off participants at the door. There are 2 staff on duty at each facility, one will greet

participants at the door to avoid overcrowding and minimalize contact.• Allowable programs will run with staff-to-student ratios of 8-2. There is a waiting list and if

enough participants are enrolled on the waiting list we will open another class at a different time. • According to CDC recommendations, program instructors will clean all equipment and door

handles and frequently touched items after the class is over.• All will be encouraged to wear a mask and take breaks often to wash hands per CDC

recommendations.



12BASKETBALL AGES 7-12During the Parks & Rec basketball classes we take time to focus on the drills and techniques but also to play games that make basketball fun! Class meets for 1 hour, 1 day a week for 8 weeks. Dates: Mondays, June 14-August 2, 2021 Time: 1:30-2:30 p.m. Location: Washington Center Gym Fee: Resident/Non-Resident $22.00/$36.00 Registration: April 26-June 6, 2021 Late Registration: Starts June 7 with a $5.00 late fee

VOLLEYBALL AGES 7-12From practicing serves to bettering your sets, this class is a great opportunity to work on techniques and playing some pickup games. Dates: Tuesdays, June 15-August 3, 2021 Times: 1:30-2:30 p.m. Location: Washington Center Gym Fee: Resident/Non-Resident $22.00/$36.00 Registration: April 26-June 6, 2021 Late Registration: Starts June 7 with a $5.00 late fee

TENNISOur tennis classes are a great way to get introduced to the sport. The classes will cover individual drills, singles and doubles play. Please bring a racquet, closed-toed shoes and a water bottle. *During inclement weather participants will be brought into the Kunkel Shelter at the Werner-Allen Blvd entrance of Hatten Park. Dates & Times: Thursdays, June 17-August 5, 2021 8-10 years old 1:30-2:30 p.m. 11 years old and up 2:45-3:45 p.m. Location: Hatten Park Tennis Courts Fee: Resident/Non-Resident $22.00/$36.00 Registration: April 26-June 6, 2021 Late Registration: Starts June 7 with a $5.00 late fee

FIT KIDS AGES 7-12This program introduces kids to fun ways to stay fit. Whether it is playing traditional playground games or learning new yoga poses. The students will have so much fun they won’t even know they are “working out!” Dates: Tuesdays, June 15-August 3, 2021 Times: 2:30-3:30 p.m. Location: Washington Center Gym Fee: Resident/Non-Resident $22.00/$36.00 Registration: April 26-June 6, 2021 Late Registration: Starts June 7 with a $5.00 late fee



13GYMNASTICS, TUMBLING AND CHEER PROGRAMS

Our instructors put an emphasis on fun and basic movements and allow the youth to explore the sports without the pressure of a competition. All of these classes will have a parent performance at the Ignite Building on the last day of class. Each student will get a Parks & Rec Ignite T-shirt to wear for this performance and to keep. Please register for the appropriate age level. If our instructors feel that your child should be in a different level they will communicate that with you after the first week. There is a minimum enrollment of 4 children per class; if that minimum is not met we cancel the program at 8:00 a.m. on Monday, June 15. Ignite Building address: 300 Wolf River Plaza

KINDERGYMNASTICS AGES 4-6Children work on beginning tumbling skills, basics of bars, beam, vault, trampoline, and terminology. We will continue to develop gross motor skills. Dates/Times: Mondays, June 14-August 2, 2021 11:10 a.m.-12:10 p.m. Or Mondays, June 14-August 2, 2021 12:40-1:40 p.m. Location: Ignite Practice Facility Fee: Resident/Non-Resident $40.00/$55.00 Registration: April 26-June 6, 2021 Late Registration: Starts June 7 with a $5.00 late fee

BEAMING BEGINNERS AGES 7-8In this class, children work on beginning tumbling skills as well as the basics of bars, beam, vault and trampoline. As students work in each developmental level they are building strength, flexibility, balance and spatial awareness. Skills are broken down in order to facilitate learning. Dates/Times: Mondays, June 14-August 2, 2021 1:45-2:45 p.m. Or Wednesdays, June 16-August 4, 2021 10:05-11:05 a.m. Location: Ignite Practice Facility Fee: Resident/Non-Resident $40.00/$55.00 Registration: April 26-June 6, 2021 Late Registration: Starts June 7 with a $5.00 late fee

FLIPPING FORWARD AGES 8-11Before entering this level, children must already be able to independently execute cartwheels, round-offs, and back bends on the floor, pullover on the bars, display independence walking and doing basic movements on the balance beam. Students build on what they have learned in previous classes and begin to work on more advanced skills and the way they connect. Dates/Times: Mondays, June 14-August 2, 2021 2:50-3:50 p.m. Location: Ignite Practice Facility Fee: Resident/Non-Resident $40.00/$55.00 Registration: April 26-June 6, 2021 Late Registration: Starts June 7 with a $5.00 late fee



14PRE-SCHOOL TUMBLING AGES 3 & 4 YEARS OLDThis pre-school program is focused on gross motor skill development. We work to build strength, coordination and flexibility in order to introduce youth to more advanced tumbling skills. There will be no gymnastics apparatus introduced into this class. Dates/Times: Mondays, June 14-August 2, 2021 10:05 a.m.-11:05 a.m. Wednesdays, June 16-August 4, 2021 12:40-1:40 p.m. Location: Ignite Practice Facility Fee: Resident/Non-Resident $40.00/$55.00 Registration: April 26-June 6, 2021 Late Registration: Starts June 7 with a $5.00 late fee

DANCE BASICS AGES 5-8Children work on Pom, Jazz and Kick style dance moves to get them started in the basics of dance team. The summer classes will culminate with a routine to be performed the last day of class. Dates/Times: Wednesdays, June 16-August 4, 2021 11:10 a.m.-12:10 p.m. or Wednesdays, June 16-August 4, 2021 1:45 p.m.-2:45 p.m. Location: Ignite Practice Facility Fee: Resident/Non-Resident $40.00/$55.00 Registration: April 26-June 6, 2021 Late Registration: Starts June 7 with a $5.00 late fee

POM AGES 6-8+This class starts with the basics of competition pom and progresses into the development of a routine by teaching the participants techniques and moves that are important to a routine. They perform for you the last day of class. Dates/Times: Wednesdays, June 16-August 4, 2021 9:00-10:00 a.m. Location: Ignite Practice Facility Fee: Resident/Non-Resident $40.00/$55.00 Registration: April 26-June 6, 2021 Late Registration: Starts June 7 with a $5.00 late fee

KICK/JAZZ AGES 8-12This class starts with the basics of competition Kick/Jazz and progresses into the development of a routine by teaching the participants techniques and moves important to a routine. They perform for you on their last day of class. Dates/Times: Mondays, June 14-August 2, 2021 9:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m. Location: Ignite Practice Facility Fee: Resident/Non-Resident $40.00/$55.00 Registration: April 26-June 6, 2021 Late Registration: Starts June 7 with a $5.00 late fee

HIP HOP AGES 8-12This class starts with the basics of competition Hip Hop and progresses into the development of a routine and teaching the participants techniques and moves important to a routine. They perform on their last day of class. Dates/Times: Mondays, June 14-August 2, 2021 2:50-3:50 p.m. Location: Ignite Practice Facility Fee: Resident/Non-Resident $40.00/$55.00 Registration: April 26-June 6, 2021 Late Registration: Starts June 7 with a $5.00 late fee



15ENRICHMENT AND ARTS

FAIRY TALES, FOOD, & FUN AGES 5-9This class takes the fairy tale and turns it into an edible journey through the storyline. We teach your children about the basics of measuring, safety and of course tasting the final product while tying it all together in our very own cookbook! Dates: Mondays, June 14-August 2, 2021 Times: 1:00-2:00 p.m. Location: Hatten Park Shelter 1 Fee: Residents/ Non-Residents $22.00/$36.00 Registration: April 26-June 6, 2021 Late Registration: Starts June 7 with a $5.00 late fee

KRAFTY KIDS AGES 5-9We will create all of the coolest art projects and during class time. We will be using all different sorts of mediums from clay to jewelry and every sort of paint possible. There will be a mess, but we clean it up for you! Have your child dress appropriately for spills. Dates: Tuesdays, June 15-August 3, 2021 Times: 1:30-2:30 p.m. Location: Hatten Park Shelter 1 Fee: Residents/Non-Residents $22.00/$36.00 Registration: April 26-June 6, 2021 Late Registration: Starts June 7 with a $5.00 late fee

COOKING FOR YOU AGES 8-12This class helps youth find their inner Master Chef by starting out with simple snacks to eventually making the family dinner! Students will learn the importance of measurements, kitchen safety and dinner etiquette. Dates: Mondays, June 14-August 2, 2021 Times: 2:00-3:00 p.m. Location: Washington Center – Senior Center Room Fee: Residents/Non-Residents $22.00/$36.00 Registration: April 26-June 6, 2021 Late Registration: Starts June 7 with a $5.00 late fee

CRAFT IT! AGES 8-12It’s the truth…we love Pinterest here at the NLPRD, and we like to try every cool craft we find with our participants! Each week is a different DIY project and we guarantee kiddos will bring home super-cool decorations and presents for you! Dates: Tuesdays, June 15-August 3, 2021 Times: 12:30-1:30 p.m. Location: Hatten Park Shelter 1 Fee: Residents/Non-Residents $22.00/$36.00 Registration: April 26-June 6, 2021 Late Registration: Starts June 7 with a $5.00 late fee



16CHILDREN’S GARDEN AGES 5-12This program is led by Waupaca County Master Gardeners. Children’s Garden is a living, learning opportunity to gain awareness and sensitivity to nature. Each child is uses a 4x4 garden plot to grow their own garden, using the square foot gardening method. Children have the option to grow vegetables, flowers or both! Garden related crafts, stories and activities complete this adventure. There is a maximum of 15 children in this class so sign up soon! Dates: Thursdays, June 3-August 26, 2021 Times: 9:30 a.m.-11:00 a.m. Location: Pfeifer Park Shelter Fee: Residents/Non-Residents $26.00/$41.00 Registration: April 26-June 6, 2021 Late Registration: Starts June 7 with a $5.00 late fee

AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION BABYSITTING COURSEThe class is taught by an American Heart Association BLS Instructor and is open to students aged 10-15. Students will spend half of the day learning CPR, and the other half the day attending a babysitting class. The class is taught using videos, games, discussions, and hands on practical information for being “Home Alone” and babysitting. * Participants will be asked to wear a mask if they cannot social distance. * There are a limited number of spots available in this class to allow for proper social

distancing, so register right away!Students are asked to bring a bag lunch. All other supplies are included in the class. Enrolled students receive an informative 30-page Home Alone Babysitting Handbook (via email prior to the class). Upon completion of the class, the students receive a printed certificate for completing the Home Alone Babysitting course; they will also receive an American Heart Association CPR certification that is valid for 2 years. Date: Monday, July 19, 2021 Registration: Now through July 12, 2021 Time: 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Location: New London Senior Center, 600 W. Washington St. Fee: Resident: $50.00 Non-Resident: $65.00

WANTING TO KEEP YOUR KIDDOS ACTIVE AND INVOLVED THIS SUMMER?

Come to the New London Aquatic Center Open House on Wednesday June 2, 2021 from 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. to learn more about all of the programs and events offered through

the New London Parks and Recreation department, and sign up on the spot!

$1.00 entry for all individuals for public swim at the same time. Swimming instructors, Camp Hatten Supervisors, and other program leaders

on site to answer your questions!



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SESSION I: WELCOME TO CAMP HATTEN!June 14-18, 2021Summer is here and we are so excited to meet you! The campers get to know their new camp buddies and counselors while learning favorite camp activities and games!

SESSION 2 THROUGH THE DECADESJune 21-25, 2020The City is rich in recreational history and some of it is even fun! We will visit the Historical Village, The Thern Farm and maybe even go get a good ol’ fashion ice cream cone!

SESSION 3: BULLDOGS OF CHARACTER June 28-July 2, 2021This is a week to show the community what we have learned from of the Bulldogs of Character and the way we implement it into our daily lives through volunteerism and spreading kindness in the community.

SESSION 4: IT’S A SMALL WORLDJuly 5-9, 2021Our city is New Dublin one week out of the year, so we hear a lot about Ireland. What other ethnicities and cultures are out there that we may even have ancestors from? Sample ethnic foods, make crafts that are out of this world and play global children’s games.

SESSION 5: PIRATES OF THE WOLF RIVERJuly 12-16, 2021Arrrgh...join us for a week of earnin’ our sea legs by playing water games, finding buried treasure and spending a little extra time at the New London Aquatic and Fitness Center attending the Water Carnival on Wednesday, July14, 2021!

SESSION 6: ????? MYSTERY WEEKJuly 19-23, 2021This week we delve into the world of mystery, create our own escape room and the NLPD visits Camp Hatten and shows us how they really solve a crime!

SESSION 7: WEIRD AND WILD OLYMPIC GAMESJuly 26-30You have the official Summer Olympics and then you have Camp Hatten’s “Olympics”. From fun Minute to Win It games to watermelon spitting contests we are going to see who brings home the gold this week at Camp Hatten!

SESSION 8: SUPER HEROESAugust 2-6, 2021There are so many super heroes in our lives, meet some real ones and create some of our very own make believe ones, maybe even your own alter ego!? The Parks & Rec Dept. joins the true super heroes: New London Police Department and New London Fire Department- in our National Night Out Event. Kid’s games, Touch a Truck and much more! Tuesday, August 3, 4:30-6:30 p.m. at the City Municipal Building and Police and Fire Department.

SESSION 9: STEM WEEKAugust 9-13, 2021This week we are going to find all of the fun in STEM (Science, technology, engineering, and math) and a lot of it will be learning how that applies to our everyday lives around the city. See how helpful a drone can be, learn how a big boat floats down the river and where does stuff go when it goes down a drain or toilet?! Ew!! Science is fun!

CAMP HATTEN SUMMER CALENDAR



18CAMP HATTENHOW TO REGISTER:REGISTRATION DATES: Registration Opens on March 29, 2021. The registration deadline for Camp Hatten sessions is the Wednesday before the week you would like to register for. Payment for this session is due on this day. Payment plans are not allowed for Camp Hat-ten, if you sign up for a session you must pay in full at that time.LATE REGISTRATIONS: If you want to register after that day or on the week of the session there will be a $10.00 late fee.PAYMENT IN FULL IS DUE THE WEDNES-DAY BEFORE THE SESSION STARTS!! Pay-ments cannot be made at Camp when you drop your child off. Delinquent payments and unpaid balances on your account will result in a freeze on your account. You will not be able to utilize any Parks & Recreation Programs until your balance is paid.TRANSFERS AND WITHDRAWALS: When choosing the Daily Fees you must clarify your dates on the Wednesday that the payment is due. There will be absolutely no refunds or credits to your account for withdrawals. There will be a $10.00 transfer fee if you want to switch a day of the week that you would like to have your child attend camp.All fees and registrations will be at the discre-tion of the Recreation Coordinator and Public Services Director. It is extremely important that we know the specific dates and times that your child is attending camp during the registration process for staffing and account-ability purposes.

DAILY CAMP INFORMATION: Camp Hatten is a children’s day camp that offers children in grades K-8 weekly theme-related playtime, structured games, day trips, and weekly trips to the New London Aquatic and Fitness Center, the New London Public Library and so much more. Register week by week for themes that interest your child the most. Camp Hatten meets Monday through Friday at historic Hatten Park. Full day camp-ers need to bring their own lunches to camp every day. Headquarters is equipped with a microwave and refrigerator for lunches. Please pack utensils if needed. Half-Day campers are welcome to join us at lunchtime (noon daily). Camp Hatten Headquarters is located at Kunkel Shelter, near the main en-trance of Hatten Park, by the horseshoe pits.Most camp activities are located in Hatten Park, the New London Aquatic and Fitness Center and the Washington Center Gym. There may also be field trips planned outside of the City of New London. Parents will be notified of all trips by a newsletter sent home with campers every Friday and in a weekly eblast for the upcoming week. Parents and friends are more than welcome to attend field trips with campers; all we need is registration and payment by the deadline of that field trip.FLEXIBILITY: If there is another NLPR Program or an in-city, New London School District program you would like your child to participate in, we have staff specifically designated to accompany your child safely to and from other programs we offer. Please indicate the need for this service at the time of registration and in writing when you drop your child off for the first time that week.



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Camp Hatten Resident Non-Resident

FULL WEEK: $145/wk $165/wk

FULL WEEK ADDITIONAL SIBLING $125/wk $145/wk

Individual days must be scheduled one week prior to the session date.

DAILY FEE (1-4 DAYS): $33/day $37/day

½ DAY AM (1-5 DAYS) $18.50/day $20.50/day

½ DAY PM (1-5 DAYS) $18.50/day $20.50/day

CAMP SCHEDULEDaily Drop off Time: 7:00-8:00 a.m.

Staff not available before 7:00 a.m., please plan accordingly. Daily 1/2 pickup and drop off time:

12:00-1:00 p.m. All campers will be at the Kunkle Shelter during this time. They may be off site for other activities before or after this time. In the event of bad weather we transfer to an indoor facility. Please check the door to see where we are. We do our best to contact everyone and let them know.

Daily Pick up Time: 4:30-5:30 p.m. You will be charged an extra rate if you do not pick up by 5:30 p.m.

PROGRAMMING INCLUDES:Activities: The day is full of a wide variety of physical activities and games in a non-competitive environment. Camp Hatten offers plenty of passive activities such as arts and crafts during the day. Activities are centered on the weekly theme.Field Trips: Occasionally campers will venture on half- or full-day trips to recreational or educational attractions in town and around the Fox Valley. Most of these field trips do not include an extra fee, unless it is required that we rent a bus. The Parks & Recreation Department also offers several field trips to the public. Campers and their families and friends are more than welcome to register. The bus picks up at Camp Hatten. These field trips do require an additional registration fee. Campers are not obligated to go on field trips that have an additional cost; there is a full day of camp scheduled for that day which your child can attend.

Swimming: Each week there are times when the campers go swimming at the New Lon-don Aquatic and Fitness Center.Newsletter: Your child brings home news-letter each Friday that pertains to the next week. All parents with an email registered in the system receives this email each Thursday afternoon. This newsletter has a lot of valu-able information, notices about field trips, any issues we have noticed at camp, things we may want your child to bring to camp for the next week...so please read it carefully each week.

CAMP COUNSELORS AND STAFF:The camp will be administered by profes-sional staff members of the New London Parks & Recreation Department and super-vised by highly motivated and trained Parks & Recreation Staff. We ensure high quality supervision of all campers with a low ratio of campers to counselors. The entire Parks & Recreation Staff are trained in CPR and First Aid. Certified Lifeguards are on staff during all pool activities.



20CITY OF NEW LONDON PARKS & RECREATION

COUNSELOR IN TRAINING DESCRIPTIONPosition: Counselor in Training (CIT)Program: New London Parks & Recreation Camp Hatten Day CampThe Camp Hatten CIT program is for youth between the ages of 12-15, that are interested in gaining experience working with children and possibly looking forward to New London Parks & Recreation Employment opportunities in the future. CIT’s will work directly with our summer camp staff and campers, gaining valuable experience as they assist the counselors and learn from them. CITs are not paid for their service.The program will teach participants to be a role model and responsible leader. They will learn to lead and motivate campers, the importance of communication, gain self-confidence and gain work experience. CIT’s are not “working” at Camp Hatten in the same sense as a Camp Counselor or Camp Supervisor, therefore the CIT’s are still technically youth participants and bound by the same rules as regular campers. CIT’s are not guaranteed a staff position at the completion of the program, but if merited, a letter of recommendation or reference for future work will be granted. They will also become certified in American Red Cross CPR/First Aid and AED training. There will only be 6 CIT’s selected that will actively be involved in a minimum of 2 full weeks of Camp Hatten, working approximately 6-8 hours a day. The schedule will be predetermined by the CIT and their guardians during the registration and application process.

GOALS OF THE PROGRAM• Receive hands on work experience with children ages 4-11• Receive interviewing experience• Develop leadership skills• Provide future employment opportunities• Learn to manage conflicts• Gain self confidence• Learn basic safety skills, including CPR and First Aid• Make new friends and have fun

REGISTRATION AND FEESInterested candidates to the CIT program must complete registration online through the New London Parks & Recreation Department by May 3. Once they have applied, they will receive a packet that includes the application and an email to set up an interview. The program fee is $26.00 for Residents and $41.00 for Non Residents and will be collected at the first day of training, once the CIT has been selected through the application and interview process. This fee will include a Staff and CIT T-Shirt that are required for uniform, CPR/First Aid and AED training, field trips and other associated program costs.



21SPECIAL EVENTS

YOUTH FISHING DAY AGES 4-14Join us for a beautiful day fishing the Wolf. Each child receives a tackle box and fishing pole. A representative from the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources introduces the fishing rules and regulations and fish species of the Wolf River and other local waters as well as answers any questions you may have. Volunteers show children how to tie a proper knot, bait their hook, cast, catch and release their fish. Children ages 4-9 must come with an adult and life jacket. This event will not be cancelled due to the weather so please dress appropriately if there is inclement weather. There is a 30 person maximum in this class so register now! Date: Saturday, June 5, 2021 Time: 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Location: Riverside Park Fee: Resident/Non-Resident $12.00/$17.00 DAY OF EVENT FEE: Resident/Non-Resident $20.00/$25.00 Registration: April 26-May 28, 2021, late registration is allowed up until the day of

the program with a $5.00 late fee, by phone at 982-8521 or walk up. Maximum of 30 participants allowed. This program fills fast! Register

today!

NATIONAL NIGHT OUTNational Night Out enhances the relationship between neighbors and protective services while bringing back a true sense of community. This event provides a great opportunity to unite police, fire and neighbors under positive circumstances.

This event brings back Touch a Truck for its eighth year! Want to see what it’s like to sit up high in a fire truck or what the Mobile Crime Unit looks like from the inside? Have you tried to get a truck driver to beep his horn at you on the highway? From plows to frontend loaders, emergency vehicles and more! Come and meet the professionals that run them and crawl around on and in them! Date: Tuesday, August 3, 2021 Time: 4:30-6:30 p.m. Location: City of New London Municipal Building/Police and Fire Station Fee: FREE

GATE PRICE WPRA PRICE JET BOAT ADVENTURE – ADULT $32.02 $27.50 WISCONSIN DUCK TOURS - ADULT $32.02 $27.50 MILWAUKEE ZOO - ADULT $16.75 $12.25 MILWAUKEE ZOO - CHILD $13.75 $10.25 MT. OLYMPUS WATER & THEME PARK $15.00 $5.75 NOAH’S ARK WATERPARK $39.99 $29.99 PIRATE’S COVE ADVENTURE PARK $9.00 $6.00

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22PLAY BALL!

TIMBER RATTLERS GAME WEDNESDAY, JULY 21 GAME TIME 12:05 P.M.Enjoy a day at the ballpark watching our very own Wisconsin Timber Rattlers, Milwaukee Brewers Class “A” Affiliate. These players are going to be the next big thing in the Major Leagues so come with us for a cheap and fun day at the ballpark! They will also provide a brown bag lunch for everyone! Who: Ages 1-100 **If you require a car/booster seat please contact the

Parks & Rec Department well in advance.** When: Depart from the Municipal Building’s back parking lot

at 10:45 a.m. & return by 4:30 p.m. Fee: Residents/Non-Residents: $20.00/$25.00 Registration: Now-July 16, 2021



23NEW LONDON SENIOR CENTER

600 W. Washington St. New London, WI 54961 (920) 982-8522New London Senior Center is open to all seniors as a place to socialize, have a meal, exchange

ideas, learn something new, share your talents, and feel safe and welcome. Our bus service can pick you up and bring you home from activities and meals. Social distancing and CDC

guidelines will be observed until further notice, but we are OPEN.

SENIOR/DISABLED TRANSIT SERVICE Bus drivers are available from 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. for seniors 60 and over as well as individuals of all ages with disabilities and their caretakers. This service provides transportation within the city limits of New London. Call 920-982-8522 24-hours (or more) ahead to reserve a ride. Messages left after hours will be answered the next weekday morning.

NEW LONDON NUTRITION SITEMeals are prepared by Steve and Mary’s Cafe for Waupaca County Elderly Nutrition Program and are served at the Senior Center Monday through Friday at 11:30 a.m. Call 920-538-6286 one day ahead (before 11:30 a.m.) for a reservation, or to inquire about the Home Delivered Meals program. As of publishing date, the congregate site remains closed. Meals are being home delivered.

WEEKLY ACTIVITIESMONDAY

Seasonal projects and programs on the on the 1st and 3rd

Monday of the month at 1:00.

TUESDAY50 Cent Bingo:

Every Tuesday at 12:30 p.m.Monthly Birthday Party: The last

Tuesday of the month along with Bingo.

WEDNESDAY Mexican Train 12:00-1:30 p.m.Summer Artist Speaker Series

at 1:30 pm (see descriptions)

THURSDAYBaking 2nd Thursday at 1:00 p.m.

FRIDAYBig Screen Movie 1:00 p.m. on

3rd Friday of the monthFoot Clinic on the 2nd and 4th Fridays of the month by Valley VNA Registered

nurses. Please call 920-538-2974 for an appointment.

FUN WITH FIBER ARTSActivity Room at Washington Center

Thursday mornings at 9:30 a.m.June 3, 10, 17, 24, July 1, 8

Susan Finkel-Hoffman and friends bring this series to life with an easy, creative approach to yarn and fiber arts. Get your hands to work and learn as you go. Guest speakers and interaction with others who wish to learn about fiber arts. Come to one or come to all. $5 per session.Call 982-8521 to register

SESSION 1, June 3: Needlework with burlap and yarnSESSION 2, June 10: Batik PrintingSESSION 3, June 17: A Good Yarn with Guest SpeakerSESSION 4, June 24: Dying YarnSESSION 5, July 1: Fiber Art Around the WorldSESSION 6, July 8: What’s Your Favorite Fiber?

WANT TO TRY SOMETHING NEW? WE’RE OPEN TO SUGGESTIONS!Activity and Nutrition Site calendars appear on local cable access channel 990.



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INSPIRATIONAL JOURNALSWednesday, May 26, 1:30 p.m.Sylvia Stern has a passion for printed paper and design, for poetry and writing. She expresses herself in the way she lays out a page. She will show us how to build a journal page with common objects. She has dozens of examples! Apply this to everyday life. Make it a journey in healing, or faith, or fun! If you like this idea, we will schedule class times.

GOURD ARTWednesday, June 2, 1:30 p.m.Julie Parker has been creating gourd art for years and brings that experience with her for a fun presentation on the ABCs of transforming common gourds into attractive art pieces and useful planters. Ask questions and bring your own gourd art if you have some.

WOOD CARVING AND PARKINSON’S DISEASEWednesday, June 9, 1:30 p.m.Patrick Pelkey has an interesting story to tell. Dealing with Parkinson’s gave him a new twist in life, and his wood carving talent is something to see. Enjoy an hour of demonstration and discussion. Patrick spoke to Congress in 2019 on behalf of the Parkinson’s Association. He is happy to answer questions.

START ART MURAL PROJECTWednesday, June 16, 1:30 p.m.In 2019 Season and Kelly Polsin came to the Wolf River Art League with the idea of brightening up New London with murals. Listen to the story of Season’s journey, and that of the local artists who poured their creativity into the walls of our city. Get an update on where the murals are now and what is next for the Wolf River Art League. Have an idea? Please share!

MINIATURES BY RACHELWednesday, June 23, 1:30 p.m.Rachel Karpf is a self-taught Miniaturist, specializing in fun and festive dollhouse miniatures. She has been collecting miniatures since the age of 12. She created an exact replica of her Grandparents kitchen. Now she’s creating miniatures using a Cricut machine. Her fascination is contagious! Bring your own miniatures if you have some.

ENCAUSTIC (WAX) ARTWednesday, June 30, 1:30 p.m.Who knew you could paint with hot wax? Jodie Scherer has a love for encaustic (wax) art that lead her on an interesting journey. Jodie and husband Tom can get encaustic art supplies to anyone who is interested in learning about Encaustic Painting, or Hot Wax Painting. Jody has been open for business for 19 years.

DO YOU HAVE A UNIQUE TALENT, UNUSUAL HOBBY, OR AMAZING STORY YOU WANT TO SHARE?

Please contact Lori at the Senior Center 920-982-8522 to get on the list for our Fall Speaker Series.

SUMMER SPEAKER SERIESPeople are amazing. We can learn so much from each other. Come and listen to these talented

artists talk about their passions. Some of these classes invite you to join, but most of them are about watching and hearing an artist’s creative process. Free to seniors and their friends, but you must sign up so we can set up the Senior Center room. Please call 920-982-8521 to

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CHAIR YOGAA gentle form of yoga meant to strengthen your body; increase flexibility, reduce stress and improve mental clarity. Chair yoga is practiced sitting on a chair, or standing using a chair for support. Learn many yoga postures, breathing techniques, meditation, and ways of relaxation without having to get down on the floor. This class is for all abilities. Make friends and have fun. Leave class feeling joyful of mind and body.

Where: Washington Center GymWhen: ThursdaysSession 1: MAY 6 – JUNE 17, 2021Session 2: JULY 1 – AUG. 12, 2021Time: 10:30-11:30 a.m.Fee: For 7 week sessionResidents Over 60: $12.25Non-Residents Over 60: $18.25

PIYOPiYo is an exercise class that is unlike any other. This hybrid athletic workout combines practices of Yoga and Pilates as well as the principles of strength training, conditioning, and dynamic movement. It includes modifications, yet offers exercise progressions to challenge all levels of participants. Above all, it is fun and will make you feel fantastic.

Where: Washington Center GymWhen: Mondays and WednesdaysSession 1: MAY 3 – JUNE 21, 2021Session 2: JUNE 28 – AUG. 11, 2021Time: 9:30- 10:15 a.m.Fee: For 7 week sessionResidents Over 60: $24.50Non-Residents Over 60: $36.50

STRONGWOMENThe StrongWomen Program is a strength training program for middle aged women and older. Research shows that strength training will improve bone density, reduce falls, improve arthritis symptoms, increase flexibility as well as improve your mood and attitude.

Where: Washington Center GymWhen: Mondays and WednesdaysSession 1: MAY 3 – JUNE 21, 2021Session 2: JUNE 28 – AUG. 11, 2021Time: 10:30-11:30 a.m.Fee: For 16 class session.Residents Over 60: $24.50Non-Residents Over 60: $36.50

FOR ALL SENIOR CLASSES:DROP-IN FEESResident: $2.25Non-Resident: $3.00Registration for these programs is available at the New London Parks & Recreation Office, 215 N. Shawano Street or the New London Aquatic and Fitness Center, 815 W. Washington Street or at www.newlondonwi.org.

FITNESS/ACTIVE ADULT PROGRAMS



26NEW LONDON AQUATIC & FITNESS CENTER

815 W. Washington St. • New London, WI 54961(920) 982-8524 • www.facebook.com/NLPRWI

For more information on the programs below, or to register, visit the Aquatic Programs page on the City of New London website (www.newlondonwi.org). You can also register by calling (920) 982-8524, in person at the Aquatic & Fitness Center, or at the Parks & Recreation Office window at City Hall (215. N Shawano St.; (920) 982-8521)

SPECIAL SUMMER FACILITY HOURS• Sunday, July 4, 1:30-4:30 p.m. - Independence Day

u Public Swim: 1:30-4:30 p.m. u Weight Room: 1:30-4:30 p.m.

• Monday, September 6 - Labor Day CLOSED

SUMMER MEMBERSHIP DEALIf you’re going to be hanging out at the pool all summer – you might as well save some money in the process. The General pass includes entrance to the main pool, splash pad, hot tub (18 and older), saunas and the weight room (both for ages 16+). It does not include any instructor-led classes such as water exercise and swimming lessons. Passes are valid from June 1 – August 31, 2021.

General Pass Youth = Resident $45.00 / Non-Resident $63.00General Pass Family = Resident $81.00 / Non-Resident $108.00

Annual “May-ntenance”The facility will be closed for maintenance and cleaning from May 16 - May 31, 2021. We are sorry for any inconvenience but we want to make the pool and fitness center the best it can be for you.

New London Aquatic Center Open HouseStop down and learn about all the Recreation Department offerings and sign up before the registration deadline.DATE: June 2ndTIME: 6:00-8:00 p.m.FEE: $1 for all individuals

Beach PartyCelebrate summer at our Beach Party! Take part in the Cannonball Contest and Free-throw shooting contest. The lifeguards are looking forward to seeing you back at the pool!! DATE: June 4TIME: 1:15 – 3:30 p.m.FEE: $2.00

Water CarnivalCome and enjoy an afternoon of outdoor lawn games, swimming, and summer fun. Cool off in the splash pad. Have a snack at our Concession Stand from 12:30 – 4:00 pm! DATE: Wednesday, July 14GAMES & SWIM: 1:15 – 3:30 p.m.FEE: $2.00; Concessions extra

SPECIAL SWIMS AND DATES

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272021 SUMMER SWIM SCHEDULE

Effective dates of June 1 – September 4, 2021 There will be extended ‘Swim’ hours (Adult, Brunch, Public and/or Lap) when there is no swimming lessons July 1-5. Our monthly pool schedules will include the updated swim times and the remainder of August’s schedule. They are available at the pool, on the City’s website, our Parks & Recreation Facebook page, via Google, or on Cable Access 990.

MONDAY & WEDNESDAYS TUESDAY & THURSDAYS Weight Room: 6:00 a.m. - 9:30 p.m. Weight Room: 6:00 a.m. - 9:30 p.m.Splash Pad: 9:00 a.m. – dusk Splash Pad: 9:00 a.m. – dusk 6-8 a.m. Adult Swim 6-8 a.m. Adult Swim 8-9 a.m. Deep Water Aquacise 8-9 a.m. Shallow Water Aquacise 9-11 a.m. Brunch Swim 9-10 a.m. Arthritis Aquacise11-11:30 a.m. Cleaning 9-11 a.m. Brunch Swim11:30-1:30 p.m. Swim Lessons 11-11:30 Cleaning11:30am -1:30 p.m. Whirlpool Closed 11:30-1:30 p.m. Swim Lessons 1:45-4:30 p.m. Public Swim 11:30am -1:30 p.m. Whirlpool Closed4:30-5 p.m. Cleaning 1:45-4:30 p.m. Public Swim5:00-7:00 p.m. Swim Lessons 4:30-5 p.m. Cleaning 5:00-7:00 p.m. Whirlpool Closed 5:00-7:00 p.m. Swim Lessons 7:15-9:30 p.m. Public Swim 5:00-7:00 p.m. Whirlpool Closed 7:00-8:00 p.m. Deep / Shallow Aquacise 8:00-9:30 p.m. Public Swim

FRIDAYS SATURDAYS Weight Room: 6:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Weight Room: 7:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.Splash Pad: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Splash Pad: 9:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.6:00 - 8:00 a.m. Adult Swim 7:00 - 10:00 a.m. Adult Swim8:30 - 10:30 a.m. Pools Closed for Maintenance 10:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Brunch Swim10:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Brunch Swim 2:30 - 4:30 p.m. Public Swim2:30 – 4:30 p.m. Public Swim 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. Public Swim

SUNDAYS JUNE 6 - AUGUST 29 1:30 – 4:30 p.m. Public Swim, Weight Room, Splash Pad

POOL RENTALSDays: SundaysAvailable Times: 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. or 5:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. Minimum booking: 2-hour block Additional time booking time: 30-minute incrementsIf you have a group of people looking to have a fun and safe event, give the pool a call! We can accommodate larger groups such as birthday or anniversary parties, a church picnic or youth group outing, scouting event, holiday party, baptism, or family reunion. With at least 4- 6 weeks advanced notice, call (920) 982-8524 and ask for, or leave a message for a manager. We will work with you to find an available date and explain the pricing structure.



28GENERAL RULES & INFORMATION:

n Adults: Ages 18 – 59n Adult Swim: Individuals must be 18 or older. Aquatic training equipment is open to public use.n Aquacise (AQ): Instructor-led water exercise classes are held in the shallow or the deep

water. Most classes are cardio-based, except for the Arthritis classes which focus on range of motion, strength training, and flexibility. Fee includes weight room and hot tub usage before or after class. Classes are not included in the general membership costs.

n Brunch Swim: Open to adults 18 and older. Aquatic training equipment is open to public use.n Deep-end and Diving board: Open to Swimmers: one who can jump in to water over their

head, resurface, & swim, at the surface, across the deep-end, doing a front stroke with proper breathing technique.

n Family: All persons currently residing at the same address, who are directly related, or are foster children, are considered a family for fee purposes. A family membership is limited to 10 members.

n Fitness Room Fees: Individuals must be 16 or older. Includes use of the Fitness room, locker room, and sauna but does not include pool or hot tub use.

n General Facility Fees: Include access to the Pool during Adult, Brunch, Public and Lap Swims. Also includes access to the Fitness Room and Saunas for those 16 and older and the Whirlpool for those 18 and older (Closed during swimming lessons). It does not include instructor-led classes such as Swim lessons or Aquacise.

n Lap Swim: Open to all who desire to water walk or swim laps. Aquatic training equipment may be used for its intended purposes.

n Non-Resident: Any person who lives outside the corporate city limits of New London.n Outdoor Splash Pad: Open June –August from 9:00 a.m. – dusk when outdoor temperatures

exceed 70o. (Water is not heated!) General admission fees are charged; kids under 4 are free with a paid adult.

n Pool Rentals: If you need a fun spot for your birthday party, group celebration, or other event – Call 982-8524 to reserve your date 4-6 weeks in advance. Available times for the summer include Sunday mornings and evenings. Mermaid & shark fin options available too!

n Public Swim: Available to all ages- however, swimmers and non-swimmers under age 7 must have someone 13 or older in the water with them. See above for the definition of “Swimmer”

n Resident: Any person who lives within the corporate city limits of New London. Persons who own property in New London but live outside the corporate city limits of New London are considered non-residents.

n Sauna: Patrons must be at least 16 years old to use the locker room saunas. A sauna key is available at the front counter; saunas are locked at 1 p.m. each day during the summer.

n Senior: Age 60 and older. Please tell the staff if you qualify for a discount!n Showers: All pool patrons are required to shower/rinse off before entering the pool or hot tub.n Water Slide: Riders must be 4’ tall or pass the deep end swimmer test. (See above)n Whirlpool: Patrons must be at least 18 or older to use the whirlpool. Closed during swim

lessons (usually 11 a.m.-1 p.m. & 5-7 p.m. Monday – Thursday).n Weight Room (Fitness Room): Open to men and women, ages 16 and older, during regular

building hours. Located off the pool deck, this space contains universal weight-lifting equipment, dumbbells, kettlebells, medicine balls, a Stairmaster, Pre-cor and Cybex Elliptical Cross Trainers, an upright fitness cycle, a semi-recumbent & wheelchair-accessible foot and hand cycle, 3 treadmills, a row machine, a Pec-Dec weight machine, balance balls, and individual exercise mats.

n Youth: Ages 17 & Under. Youth under the age of 4 are not charged when accompanied by a paid adult but are tallied for statistical purposes.

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29AQUATICS & FITNESS FACILITY DAILY & MONTHLY USAGE FEES

*Multiple months can be purchased in one transaction up to 12 months.

Lifeguards Lifeguards are an important safety feature, but they are not intended to replace the close supervision of parents or caregivers. Please actively supervise your child/ren by watching them at all times and being able to provide immediate assistance. (Be within arm’s reach in the water) Be safe and have fun.

Help us, Help you…! Shower before entering the pool or hot tub is not only required by Wisconsin State Codes but it helps our facility use less chlorine. Additionally, showering before entering the chlorinated water helps your skin as it fills your pores with fresh water vs. filling them with chlorinated water.

FITNESS ROOM ONLY FEESIncludes Fitness Room and Sauna, No Pool/SpaRESIDENT FEE PER USE MONTHLYAges: 16 & 17 $ 2.25 $ 18.00Adult: 18-59 years $ 2.75 $ 22.00Senior: 60+ years $ 2.25 $ 18.00Family N/A $ 33.00NON-RESIDENT FEE PER USE MONTHLYAges: 16 & 17 $ 3.25 $ 26.00Adult: 18-59 years $ 3.75 $ 30.00Senior: 60+ years $ 3.25 $ 26.00

Family N/A $ 45.00GENERAL FACILITY FEESIncludes Pool, Spa, Splash Pad, Fitness Room, Locker rooms and SaunaRESIDENT PER USE MONTHLYYouth: ages 4 - 17 $ 3.00 $ 24.00Adult: 18-59 years $ 3.50 $ 28.00Senior: 60+ years $ 3.00 $ 24.00Family N/A $ 42.00NON-RESIDENT FEE PER USE MONTHLYYouth: ages 4 - 17 $ 4.00 $ 32.00Adult: 18-59 years $ 4.50 $ 36.00Senior: 60+ years $ 4.00 $ 32.00Family N/A $ 54.00



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SUMMER SCHEDULE FOR WATER EXERCISE CLASSES MONDAY & WEDNESDAY 8:00 – 9:00 a.m. Deep Water Aquacise

TUESDAY & THURSDAY 8:00 - 9:00 a.m. Shallow Water Aquacise 9:00 - 10:00 a.m. Arthritis Aquacise

Shallow Water

TUESDAY & THURSDAY NIGHTS (all year) 7:00 - 8:00 p.m.• Deep Water Aquacise • Shallow Water Aquacise

WATER AEROBICS EXERCISE CLASSES (AQUACISE) So much more than a “little-old ladies” class!

Our instructors will have you moving to the music!If you like being in the water but get bored swimming laps, or just want to vary your routine and need some new material, consider trying pool exercise. Water exercise can also be safer and more comfortable for pregnant women or for those who are overweight, recovering from surgery, or suffer from arthritis, back pain or muscle or joint problems. With your weight partially supported by the water’s buoyancy and your movements slowed down by the water’s resistance, you are much less likely to injure yourself. Consult your physician before you begin any exercise program. All classes are one hour long. Water temp is kept between 84°-86°F. It is recommended to bring a bottle of water poolside to keep your body hydrated. New participants and questions are welcome at any time. Young adults 12-15 should have a parent with them in class.

More reasons why Aquacise is good for you!n Water supports your body making movements ranging from the simple to those that are

nearly impossible on land easier or less painful.n Research has proven that as the physical appearance improves so does the mental,

emotional, and spiritual mindset.n The buoyancy provided by the water also helps to protect your joints from the shocking

impact usually associated with exercising on land.n The resistance of the water (hydrostatic pressure) against your motions results in higher

workout intensities as compared to land exercises. Water provides 12% more resistance than movements on land- without the gravitational stress and pain! However, the amount of exertion is minimized by the water as well!

n A massaging effect is created when your muscles are surrounded by water, resulting in minimal muscle soreness.

n Non-swimmers can safely participate in shallow water and sometimes deep water.n Water visually shields your body, relieving anxiety felt in traditional exercise environments.n Renews your energy level as it releases your stress and tension.n Water exercise can be therapeutic for participants with arthritis, back or joint problems,

diabetes, fibromyalgia, post-operative patients, cardiac rehab patients, and pregnant women. Be sure to have the approval of your doctor before initiating an exercise program.

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31AQUACISE CLASS DESCRIPTIONS

SHALLOW WATER: A fast-paced, versatile water exercise class that gives you a cardio and abdominal workout as well as upper body strength training! Being held in the shallow end, there is only a low-impact to your joints and no swimming ability is needed. Each class will give you at least 30 minutes of cardio workout, followed by abs and weight workouts. It’s probably just what the Doc ordered!

DEEP WATER: This class is a great workout for your cardio system as well as all major muscle groups. The complete package! Don’t let the deep water scare you: minimal swimming ability is needed. Most participants use a floatation belt, which we have available for rent at $1.00/class or purchase for $25.00. Being held in the deep water, there will be very minimal impact on your joints.

ARTHRITIS – SHALLOW WATER: A class developed so that those diagnosed with arthritis and joint restrictions can exercise safely. Each class is conducted at a recreational pace that anyone can handle. If you are looking to improve balance and flexibility, increase range of motion, and become or stay active, we invite you to participate!

WATER EXERCISE CLASS FEES Residents Non-ResidentsPer Class $3.50 $4.7510- Class Pass $31.50 $42.75



32SUMMER YOUTH & ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAMSAMERICAN RED CROSS LIFEGUARDING

This 25-hour course is available to anyone 15.5 years or older. Adults are encouraged to get certified as well! The class prepares students to be professional lifeguards, to prevent unsafe situations, and to take appropriate action when an emergency occurs.

The following are the skills needed to qualify for the course. Please practice them ahead of time!

• 300-yard swim using front crawl or breaststroke with rhythmic breathing (i.e. face in the water, goggles are allowed).

• Tread water for 2 minutes using legs only (head & arms remain above water).

• Without goggles, swim across the pool, retrieve a 10 lb. brick from 7-10 feet of water, and swim to start on your back with both hands on the brick and face at or near the surface of the water. Finally, the student must exit the pool without using the ladder or stairs before 1 minute and 40 seconds time has elapsed.

Fees: Residents $150 / Non-Residents $165

Prospective employees may take the class for free if they sign an agreement to work at least 200 hours in their first year for the City of New London.

For Class Dates, Times, & to Register: Please Call the Pool at 920-982-8524

***Must have at least 3 participates sign up to run the class.

AMERICAN RED CROSS JUNIOR LIFEGUARDING

This program introduces young adults to communication and decision-making skills in the aquatic setting and allows students to learn the basic responsibilities and practice the physical skills required to be a lifeguard. The course will have students building their lap endurance up to 300-yards (6 laps), treading water for a goal time of 2 minutes, and practicing their surface dives with the intent of retrieving the brick.

Interested participants must successfully complete the following Pre-requisites for Junior Lifeguarding Candidates with a lifeguard during a Public Swim June 4-8.1) Front Crawl for 25 yards (1 pool length)

using Rhythmic breathing to the Front or Side.

2) Swim Breaststroke for 1 pool length using the “Pull, Breathe, Kick, Glide” sequence.

3) Complete the following Water Competency Sequence:

a. Step into the water from the side and totally submerge

b. Maintain position for one minute by treading water and/or floating

c. Rotate one full turn and orient to the exit.

d. Level off and swim on the front or back 25 yards

e. Exit the pool without using a ladder or the steps.

Ages: 11-14, or completed 5th grade

Register by: June 8

Class Dates: Tuesdays & Thursdays June 8 – July 15. No class June 29 or July 1.

Class Times: 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

Fee: Resident $40.00; Non-Resident $60.00

Learning application opportunity: Water Carnival July 14 from 12:45 p.m. – 3:45 p.m.

***Must have at least 3 participates sign up to run the class.



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SWIMMING LESSON REGISTRATION & FEES:n Registration is open for all summer and early fall sessions. Please note the registration

closing date for each individual session. Register early for the best class selection. Classes may be closed due to low enrollment.

n Please register online (www.newlondonwi.org), by phone (920) 982-8524 or (920) 982-8521in person at the New London Aquatic and Fitness Center, 815 W. Washington St. or at the City Hall Parks & Recreation office, 215 N. Shawano St.

n Payment must be submitted to hold your child’s place in the lesson. Program Resident Fee Non-Resident General Swimming Lessons $30.00 $45.00Late Fee: $10.00 per child (Applied after registration period has closed)

THE IMPORTANCE OF FUN & GAMES: Much of a child’s early learning takes place while playing games. Images, games, and rhymes make up a child’s natural ability to imagine and pretend while learning swimming-related skills. The use of images, games, and rhymes can enhance a young child’s willingness to participate and enjoy aquatic activities. It is important to keep swimming lessons motivating, challenging and fun.

CHILDREN’S SWIM LESSONS Helpful Hints for Parents / Guardiansn On the first day of lessons, the instruc-

tor may test your children to see if they are in the appropriate level. To guarantee everyone’s success, we may reorganize classes.

n Please keep children away from the pool edge before & after their lessons. Please encourage children to walk at all times.

n You are welcome to watch your child’s les-sons from the bleachers to avoid distract-ing the students and instructors.

n To help your child’s skills improve, bring them to practice during public swim hours.

n Children learn and develop at different paces and it is common for children to repeat the same level several times.

n If your children have special health con-cerns, please inform their instructor.

n If the weather is inclement, please check Facebook for cancellation notices before you call the Pool.

n If we cancel lessons, a make-up lesson or adjustments may be made. No make-up lessons will be offered for personal absences.

n Because our classes fill quickly, please consider registering at the beginning of registration dates. Your instructor or pool manager can recommend the appropriate level for your children.

n We try to accommodate requests for spe-cific instructors, however, it is not always possible.

n We depend on your enrollment for a suc-cessful class. Please plan your schedule carefully. Your satisfaction is our goal. We strive to provide you with high quality recreation programs & we take pride in making your recreation experience an enjoyable one.

LESSON INSTRUCTOR’S ROLE: Your child’s lesson instructor is their hands-on access to progressing through each level. Instructors are responsible for approving skills and complet-ing the checklist. Instructors are trained by going through pre-lesson training, co-teach-ing, meetings, taking the American Red Cross Water Safety Instructor class and/or following a prescribed lesson plan. It is our intention to keep the same instructor with a class through-out a session. Although we attempt this, your child may not always have the same instruc-tor. Our instructors are mostly high school and college students with many other activities. If an instructor needs a sub and misses more than one class the instructor must try to get the same sub.



34SWIM LESSON LEVEL DESCRIPTIONS

• PARENT & CHILD (6MO – 2 YEARS): This class is offered to give you and your child guided time in the pool without the frenzy of the public swim atmosphere. The instruc-tor will introduce you to the pool, the safest ways to enter a pool with a child, and give you an idea of the skills that are taught in the lower levels of the Learn-to-Swim program. Some of these skills include floats, glides, arm actions and breath control.

• PRE- AQUATICS (3 TO 5 YEARS OLD): This level offers a structured class setting with parent participation being optional or as needed. It is designed for the lifeguard to be a teacher rather than a facilitator as in the previous level. The skills covered in this level are primary water skills that aim to improve the child’s comfort in the water including safe entry and exit, submerging, buoyancy, changing body position in the water, and learning about lifejackets. All skills are accomplished with assistance.

• LEVEL 1 (5 TO 7 YEARS OLD): The objec-tives of this level are to learn basic personal water safety skills and rules. Participants will learn elementary aquatics skills such as floating, gliding, and arm and leg strokes that are the basis of advanced skills taught in the upper levels. All skills are accom-plished with assistance, but independence is fostered.

• LEVEL 2 (8 YEARS+): This class builds upon the basic skills learned in Level 1 and individuals become comfortable performing the skills on their own, with no assistance.

In this level, participants will see progress in true locomotion skills on the front and the back by combining arm and leg actions. Deep water is explored with and without floatation to increase comfort levels.

• LEVEL 3: This is a stroke development class that builds on the fundamentals taught in Level 2. The arm and leg actions of the butterfly and breaststroke are combined and individuals learn the rules of headfirst entries.

• LEVEL 4: Stroke finesse is the main focus of this level. Initially, students combine arm and leg actions in all six strokes. Increased distances improve endurance of the basic strokes, while instruction and practice help to develop the more advanced butterfly, breaststroke, and sidestrokes. Participants also learn open turns to become more ef-ficient swimmers. Progress is also made in diving skills.

• LEVELS 5/6: These students desire to become more coordinated in all six strokes through increased practice and longer dis-tances. Flip turns and diving entries are also taught and practiced to increase efficiency while swimming.

Graduates of our swim lesson program often enroll in Junior Lifeguarding and Lifeguard Certification classes, swim with competitive teams such as NEAT or at the high school level and then continue on to swim collegiately, or they compete on water ski teams in the area.

CLASS TIMES 11:30-12:20 pm 12:30-1:20 pm 5:00-5:50 pm 6:00-6:50 pm

MondaysAND

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Pre-AquaticsLevel 1 Level 4Level 2 Level 5Level 3 Level 6

Parent/Child (45mins)Pre- Aquatics

Level 1Level 2Level 3


Parent/Child (45mins)Pre-Aquatics


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SUMMER SESSION 1Class Dates: • Mondays & Wednesdays June 7 –June 23• Tuesdays & Thursdays June 8 – June 24Registration deadline: June 3Class Times & Levels: See chart above

SUMMER SESSION 2Class Dates: • Mondays & Wednesdays July 5 –July 21• Tuesdays & Thursdays July 6 – July 22Registration deadline: July 1Class Times & Levels: See chart above

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SUMMER SESSION 3Class Dates: • Mondays & Wednesdays August 2 – August 18• Tuesdays & Thursdays August 3 – August 19Registration deadline: July 29Class Times & Levels: See chart below



36The Washington Center is a renovated 1930s high school, owned by St. Joseph Residence. An Assisted Living Facility with 30 apartments is situated in the front of the building. The New London Parks & Recreation Department leases three separate areas available for public rental. These are well-maintained spaces where you can host events like birthday or anniversary parties, reunions, baby or wedding showers, and gather for non-profit meetings or crafting bees.NON-PROFITS providing proof of a 501c3 status, may rent our facilities for a reduced rate of $12 per hour. Groups must obtain approval from the Public Services Director.

SENIOR/COMMUNITY CENTERA large, open concept, sunny room capable of holding 15 round tables that seat 6-8 people comfortably. Table seating capacity is 90-120. Typically 10 tables are up when you arrive. A long, angled countertop separates the kitchen from the rest of this spacious room. This facility houses the Waupaca County Senior Nutrition Site and many of the kitchen items are not for rental use. However, renters do have access to the coffee maker, microwave, oven, two refrigerators, freezer and three sinks. Additional amenities include a pull down projection screen, lounge area, large coat rack, piano, pool table, a corn hole set, cards and games.Please follow the rental agreement for cleanup.SIZE: 54 x 56 (3,024 sq. ft.) ROOM CAPACITY: 200FEE: $17/Hr. Non-Profits: $12/Hr.

ACTIVITY ROOMSmallest of the rental spaces, the activity room accommodates up to 40 people comfortably. Set up tables and chairs to your needs. Six,6-foot long tables and 20 chairs are stored in the closets. Counter space with a small sink runs across the back wall. With no tables (set up theatre style) there is room for about 40 chairs. A large screen TV is mounted on a wall and can be used for digital presentations.SIZE: 22 x 38 (836 sq. ft.) ROOM CAPACITY: 40FEE: $12/Hr. Non-Profits $12/Hr.

GYMNASIUMThe Washington Center Gym is a multi-purpose facility that provides six basketball hoops, two volleyball courts, a divider curtain, a stage (you provide lighting and sound), pull-out bleachers and a bin full of balls. We provide chairs and tables for this setting.Share your vision for the space and we’ll do anything we can to help make it happen!The gym is handicap accessible by entering the first set of doors in the drive-thru circle.ROOM CAPACITY: Varies according to event.FEE: $27/Hr. Non-Profits $12/Hr.Please call (920)982-8521 to reserve your space today!

MEETING ROOM AND GYM RESERVATION INFORMATION

PARK SHELTER RESERVATIONSThe City of New London Parks & Recreation Department offers a variety of Park Shelters available for rental. Amenities vary depending on shelter location but all include access to electricity, bathrooms, picnic tables and shelter. Reservations for Park Shelters can be made a year in advance of the date of the rental, either on-line, by calling (920) 982-8521 or by stopping in at the Park & Recreation office. Fees must be paid at the time of reservation.Shelters Available for Rental with individual amenities include:Hatten Park Shelters 2 and 3:Shelter 1 is not for rent as it is utilized by the parks department

Rental Fee: $73.00 each• Wash stations with large sink and hot water!• Restrooms • Shelter • Picnic Tables • Playground• Volleyball Courts • Basketball Court • Softball/Baseball Diamonds • Disc Golf Course• Off-Street Parking • Refrigerator • Handicap Accessible Indoor Prep Area • Electrical OutletsLocated in the middle of Historic Hatten Park, this facility is a great option for birthdays, family reunions, graduation parties and even weddings. The large shelter can be divided into 2 rentable spaces, named shelter 2 and 3. There are approximately 9 picnic tables on each side. The option to rent both spaces is available for double the cost of one side and based on availability.



37RIVERSIDE PARKRental Fee: $58.00• Restrooms • Shelter • Picnic Tables • Fishing • Walk/Bike Trail • Off-Street Parking • Handicap Accessible • Electrical OutletsRiverside Park is a great place to hold a fishing themed birthday or family reunion for your boating/fishing enthusiasts. The shelter is located on the majestic Wolf River with access to a well-kept boat launch and fishing docks. Bring your boat and take the kids on boat rides! The shelter is a large open area with plenty of power receptacles and approximately 15 picnic tables.

PFEIFER PARKRental Fee: $58.00• Restrooms • Shelter • Up to 12 Picnic Tables • Playground • Electrical Outlets• Volleyball Courts• Softball/Baseball Diamonds • Fishing • Walk/Bike Trail •Tennis Courts • Basketball Courts• Off-Street Parking • Handicap AccessibleParking and Shelter located off of Waupaca St. this park has the most recreational opportunities making it perfect for a family reunion! Fish the Embarrass or play a game of volleyball all with the security of a large open shelter in case of inclement weather

KUNKEL SHELTERRental Fee: $58.00• Restrooms • Shelter • Up to 12 Picnic Tables • Playground •Softball/Baseball Diamond• Disc Golf Course • Off street parking • Handicap Accessible •Electrical Outlets• Horseshoe Pits • Tennis CourtsLocated at the main entrance of Historic Hatten Park, this facility boasts a private fenced in shelter and new renovations

GENERAL PARK RULES• Parks are open from 6:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m. Boat

launches and fishing areas may be used any time.• Golfing is not allowed in parks for safety reasons.• Dogs must be on a leash at all times and kept on

trails. • Clean-up of animal litter is required.• No person shall possess intoxicating liquors

or fermented malt beverages in Taft Park, Mini Park, Old City Hall Square, St. John’s Park, or Bernegger River Walk.

RESERVATION GUIDELINESReservations are open to the public each year on a first come, first serve basis up to one year in advance prior to the date of your event. Registration is available online at www.newlondonwi.org, at our office at 215 N. Shawano St. New London, WI 54961 or by calling our office at (920) 982-8521. Office hours are 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Monday thru Friday. No refunds for cancellations only date transfers. Fees are due at registration.If you are renting a Hatten Park Shelter (Hatten #2, Hatten #3 or the Kunkel Shelter) you will need to check out a key from the Parks & Recreation Office during normal business hours (Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.) prior to your rental.Park buildings are subject to all city ordinances and municipal codes. If you experience issues the day of the event, please contact the Police Department at the Non-Emergency Number (920) 982-8505.

PICNIC TABLE RENTAL NEW IN 2021Due to the overwhelming use and costs associated with repairs the Parks & Recreation Department will be charging for private off site use of our picnic tables. You may rent a maximum of 6 tables per party.Rate per table:Residents: $10.00 Non-Residents: $15.00You may reserve yours by calling the Parks & Recreation office at(920) 982-8521.


38CITY PARK INFORMATION

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(509 Burton Road)

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Abraham Park 3.3 S X X X 1 X 2

(1801 S. Pearl Street)

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Memorial Park 13 S X X X X X 2 2L X X X X

(800 Montgomery Street)

Old Settlers Park 5.5 X X X

(815 W. Washington St)

Riverside Park 5 X X X X X XL XL X X X X X X

(1215 W Wolf River Avenue)

Hatten Park 120 S X X X X X 2 3 X 2 4 XL X X X X X X

(801 Werner-Allen Blvd)

Old City Hall Square 0.2 X X X

(100 W. N. Water Street)

Franklin Park 1.3 S X X X X X X X X

(500 Division Street)

Krostue Park 23 X X X X X X

(411 Elm Street)NL Jaycees Dog Park

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New London Parks & Recreation Guide

39GENERAL PARK RULES• Parks are open from 6 a.m.

to 9 p.m. Boat launches and fishing areas may be used any time

• Golfing is not allowed in parks for safety reasons

• Dogs must be on a leash at all times and kept on trails (except within the fenced in area at the NL Jaycees Dog Park)

• Clean up of animal litter is required

• No person shall possess intoxicating liquors or fermented malt beverages in Taft Park, Mini Park, Old City Hall Square, St. John’s Park or Bernegger River Walk

Reservations are open to the public each year on a first come, first serve basis up to one year in advance prior to the date of your event. Fees are required at the time of reservation to secure your date. Registration is available online at www.NewLondonWi.org, at our office at 215 N. Shawano St., New London, WI 54961, or by calling (920) 982-8521.

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Mini Park 0.2 X X X


Taft Park 0.4 X X X X X X X


Abraham Park 3.3 S X X X 1 X 2


Bernegger River Walk 1.1 X X X X X


Memorial Park 13 S X X X X X 2 2L X X X X

(800 Montgomery Street)

Old Settlers Park 5.5 X X X

(815 W. Washington St)

Riverside Park 5 X X X X X XL XL X X X X X X

(1215 W Wolf River Avenue)

Hatten Park 120 S X X X X X 2 3 X 2 4 XL X X X X X X

(801 Werner-Allen Blvd)

Old City Hall Square 0.2 X X X

(100 W. N. Water Street)

Franklin Park 1.3 S X X X X X X X X

(500 Division Street)

Krostue Park 23 X X X X X X

(411 Elm Street)NL Jaycees Dog Park

X X(740 River Road)

The City maintains fifteen park sites that encompass a combined area of approximately 280 acres. This system offers a wide variety of passive and active recreational opportunities as well as ample service facilities to support them.

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