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SPRING + SUMMER
Parks &
Parks
Recreation
2021 PROGRAM GUIDE
For People
of All Ages
Creating Community Through People, Parks and Programs
Parks • Recreation • Cemetery • Forestry • Aquatics
Trails • Open Space and Parks (TOP Program)
www.bozeman.net/Recreation • 406-582-2290
Table of Contents
NUTS AND BOLTS...3
STAFF AND BOARD MEMBERS...4
LETTER FROM THE DIRECTOR...5
REC MOBILE...6
REC2GO...7
FUN FOR FAMILIES...8
SCHOOL’S OUT EXPLORE! CAMPS...9
EXPLORE! SUMMER DAY CAMPS...10
GIRLS ONLY CAMPS...12
WORLD LANGUAGE CAMPS...12
SKYHAWKS SPORTS CAMPS...14
MIDDLE SCHOOL CAMPS...16
ADULT PROGRAMS...18
ACTIVE AGING PROGRAMS...19
AQUATICS...20
RENTAL FACILITY FEES...28
PARKS & RECREATIONAL FACILITIES...30
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The Bozeman Parks and Recreation PUBLISHED BY:
Department is permitted by the MONTANA PARENT & BOZEMAN PARKS & RECREATION
Bozeman Ranger District to operate in EDITORS:
LEIGH RIPLEY, ELEONORE SNOW, JAMIE SAITTA
the Custer-Gallatin National Forest. DESIGN & LAYOUT: JESSICA GEARY-CECOTTI
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Nuts and Bolts
The City of Bozeman Parks and Recreation Department offers a variety of classes, activities and
events for people of all ages regardless of race, color, religion, sex, national origin or disability.
Please see individual sections and program listings for age-specific guidelines, policies and accessibility.
Fees are listed with each individual class or event throughout the guide.
Please note: Scholarships are available to city of Bozeman residents ages 18 and under.
Please call 406-582-2290 for more information.
HOW TO REGISTER Department account. Credits can be used
toward future programs.
• Online at bozeman.net/recreation
• In person at the Story Mill WEATHER CANCELLATIONS
Community Center (600 Bridger Dr.) In the event of inclement weather:
8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Monday-Friday
Closed noon-1 p.m. • E
very attempt will be made to hold
classes as scheduled, keeping safety
• In person at the Bozeman Swim as the top priority.
Center (1211 W. Main St.) during
regular business hours • Prior to class, call 406-582-2290 or visit
our Facebook page to check the status.
• By phone at 406-582-2290
• A
t the program site, Parks and Recreation
EPACT Department staff will make cancellation
• ePACT is a secure emergency decisions as needed.
network that we use to collect PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS
medical and emergency contact
information electronically. ePACT • Preregistration is required for most
replaces paper forms and ensures programs and events.
we have a way to communicate • Participants must be the required age
with you in the event of an illness, by the first day of the program.
injury or larger-scale emergency. • Siblings may only participate if they
More information will be provided are the required age and are registered
upon program registration. If you for the program.
would like to speak with ePACT’s
customer success team, contact THINGS TO NOTE
help@epactnetwork.com or call
• Our programs fill quickly.
1-588-773-1228 ext. 1.
• Payment is due at registration.
PAYMENT
• If you are unable to register due to full
• Online via credit card enrollment, you may request to be put on
(Visa, MasterCard, Discover) a waiting list and no fee will be charged
• In person via cash, check until registration is confirmed. You will be
(payable to the City of Bozeman) notified by phone if you are on a waiting
or credit card list and a spot has opened.
• By phone via credit card PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT
PROGRAM CANCELLATION POLICY • Office 406-582-2290
• Refunds for cancellations will not be • Story Mill Community Center, 600 Bridger Dr.
given unless injury or illness prevents
• Please call our office for facility and park
participation.
pavilion reservations, program registration
• If you need to cancel out of a and general questions and/or comments
program, a cancellation request about our department. Office Hours:
must be made 10 days before the Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.,
start of the program to receive a closed noon-1:00 p.m.
credit on your Parks and Recreation
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Parks & Recreation
Our Goal Is to Provide You With the Highest Quality
Service, Facilities and Programs Possible.
RECREATION & PARKS
DIRECTOR
ADVISORY BOARD
MITCH OVERTON,
PARKS AND RECREATION DIRECTOR The Recreation and Parks
406-582-3222 Advisory Board makes
MOVERTON@BOZEMAN.NET
recommendations regarding
BEALL PARK RECREATION CENTER
parks and recreation policies.
415 N. BOZEMAN AVE.
Input from the community is
KELLEY JAZDZEWSKI, encouraged and welcomed.
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT The Recreation and Parks
406-582-2290 Advisory Board meets the
KJAZDZEWSKI@BOZEMAN.NET
second Thursday of each
BEALL PARK RECREATION CENTER
month.
415 N. BOZEMAN AVE.
RECREATION DIVISION
JAMIE SAITTA, RECREATION MANAGER
BOARD MEMBERS
406-582-2291 BRIAN CLOSE, CHAIR
JSAITTA@BOZEMAN.NET
KATIE BILLS WALSH, VICE CHAIR
BEALL PARK RECREATION CENTER
415 N. BOZEMAN AVE. ANDREW MOREHOUSE
DONALD ULRICH
AQUATICS DIVISION
GARY FOX
ELIZABETH HILL, AQUATICS MANAGER
406-582-2907 JACOB HOLMES
EHILL@BOZEMAN.NET MELANIE CUTIETTA
BOZEMAN SWIM CENTER
1211 W. MAIN ST. JODI RASKER
BOGERT POOL STEVE RODERICK
325 S. CHURCH AVE.
TOMMY BASS
406-582-0806
ANGIE KOCIOLEK
PARKS AND CEMETERY DIVISIONS
KENDRA PRATHER
THOM WHITE, PARKS & CEMETERY SUPERINTENDENT
406-582-3224 CYNDY ANDRUS,
TWHITE@BOZEMAN.NET CITY COMMISSION LIAISON
BEALL PARK RECREATION CENTER
415 N. BOZEMAN AVE.
ADDI JADIN, PARKS PLANNER AND CITY OF BOZEMAN MAYOR
DEVELOPMENT MANAGER
406-582-2908
AND COMMISSION
AJADIN@BOZEMAN.NET CYNTHIA ANDRUS,
BEALL PARK RECREATION CENTER MAYOR
415 N. BOZEMAN AVE. TERRY CUNNINGHAM,
FORESTRY DIVISION DEPUTY MAYOR
ALEX NORDQUEST, CITY FORESTER JENNIFER MADGIC,
406-582-3225 COMMISSIONER
ANORDQUEST@BOZEMAN.NET
I-HO POMEROY,
VEHICLE MAINTENANCE BUILDING COMMISSIONER
1812 N. ROUSE AVE.
MICHAEL WALLNER,
COMMISSIONER
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Letter from the Director
Unfortunately, it is all about COVID-19. We hope this letter finds
you healthy. Spring and summer programs will look a little
different this year, as they should. You will notice the absence
of some traditional programs where either the activity, age
of participants, or both, make social distancing impractical
(such as T-Ball). However, you will also notice the increase of
programs and activities that can be provided safely and may
also serve as child care, (such as Explore Camps). Several of
these are new innovative programs spurred on by the times,
Rec2Go is one example.
Let me also take this opportunity to thank our residents for
passing the Parks & Trails District last year. By voting for this
District, you have made it clear that Parks and Trails are critical
municipal infrastructure vital to our health and well-being, and
addressing the maintenance in a systematic, professional
manner is important to our community. We take our business
and your trust seriously.
Lastly, I’d like to take a moment to thank the hardworking men
and women who work to bring you these public spaces and
programs. They are an incredibly dedicated, forward thinking,
selfless group of public servants. They have worked through
this pandemic with honor to keep parks, trails, facilities and
programs open and available for your much needed use.
Take care of yourself and our neighbors. Let’s make it a great year.
Sincerely,
• Mitch
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Rec Mobile
The Rec Mobile was created to SAFELY bring supervised recreation opportunities to
children in neighborhood parks all across Bozeman. Recreation Leaders will be on hand
to lead activities and will provide all of the equipment that is needed. The goal of this
FREE program is easy access to recreation for ALL children, especially those who might
not otherwise have the opportunity to participate in our programs without us bringing
them to parks within walking distance of their home or school.
Location
The Rec Mobile will visit different city parks throughout
the summer. The schedule and locations will change
monthly and are located on our website www.
bozeman.net/recreation. This no registration
required, drop-in program is offered to children ages
5-10 years old.
What to Bring
- Face covering/mask
- Closed-toed shoes
- A positive attitude and energy to PLAY
What We Will Provide
- A safe and supportive environment
- Robust sanitation and disinfecting protocols for all
equipment that will be used
- Limited group sizes (groups will not exceed 25 people
total at one time)
- Activities and space that encourage physical
distancing
Contact Information
To reach our Rec Mobile Recreation Leaders at the
park, call or text this phone number: 406-595-1391
REC MOBILE BIRTHDAY PARTIES OFFERED
FOR AGES 5-10 YEARS - NEW
The Rec Mobile will be available for private birthday
parties on Saturdays in Story Mill Park June-August.
Recreation Leaders will lead outdoor group games and
a craft. Birthday parties include one hour of supervised
activities for up to 15 children, the use of the Reunion
pavilion during a two-hour time block and a Rec2Go kit
for the birthday boy or girl. Group size cannot exceed
25 total, which includes two Recreation Staff.
Call 582-2290 for details and prices.
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Rec2Go The Bozeman Parks and Recreation Department is excited to bring recreation to the comfort of your own home through our Rec2Go kits! Each month our kits will have a different theme and will include some of our most popular Bozeman Parks and Recreation Department activities and crafts geared toward kids between ages 5 and 10. Kits are $12 for city of Bozeman residents and $18 for nonresidents and are available to purchase on our website at the beginning of each month. Each kit includes five activities along with all of the supplies you need! www.bozeman.net/Recreation • 406-582-2290 7
Fun for Families
MARK YOUR CALENDARS FOR THESE
“Fun for Families”
Building community and enhancing the quality ofCOMMUNITY
life in Bozeman isEVENTS
a high priority for the
Parks and Recreation Department. We have community-wide events, perfect for families,
planned in many city parks this spring and summer that will help us do just that.
Event Date Time Location More Information
ARBOR DAY
April 30,
Join the City of Bozeman Forestry Division for a tree TBA TBA bozeman.net
Friday
planting to celebrate Arbor Day.
GALLATIN VALLEY EARTH DAY gallatin
Join us for outdoor and virtual Earth Day activities April 17-25 TBA TBA valleyearthday.
all across Bozeman! org
DISCOVERY WALKS
New to town? New to trails? Simply want to
explore with some new friends? Discovery Walks May and
TBA TBA gvlt.org
are for you! These one-hour guided family-friendly June
walks will help you discover 80+ miles of the Main
Street to the Mountains trail system.
OPTIMIST FISHING DERBY 7:30 a.m.
For ages 13 and younger. No fishing license is June 5, Registration Bozeman optimistclub
necessary; each child must have his or her own Saturday 8-11 a.m. Pond ofbozeman.org
fishing equipment. Prizes will be awarded. Derby
NATIONAL TRAILS DAY
Volunteers join communities across the country to
June 5,
celebrate. Locally, join GVLT and dozens of others TBA TBA gvlt.org
Saturday
to help maintain the Main Street to the Mountains
Trail System.
FARMERS MARKET
June -
Shop for locally grown produce, grab dinner, Lindley Park bogertfarmers
September, 5-8 p.m.
listen to talented musicians, or find that one-of-a- market.org
Tuesdays
kind artful creation at the Bogert Farmers Market.
August 6-8 Visit
SWEET PEA FESTIVAL
Friday, sweetpea.org
Bozeman comes alive in August to celebrate the Lindley Park sweetpea.org
Saturday & for event
arts with its annual Sweet Pea Festival.
Sunday times
SLAM FESTIVAL Saturday
SLAM focuses on promoting the arts in Montana 10 a.m.-7 p.m.
August 7-8 Bogert Park slamfestivals.org
in a manner that enriches our community. Sunday
Admission is free. 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
Beall Park 11:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m.
Bozeman Public Library
noon-1 p.m.
Irving School noon-1 p.m.
SUMMER LUNCH FOR KIDS
June 14- Kirk Park 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. gallatinvalley
HRDC’s kids Summer Lunch Program offers free
August 27, Gallatin Valley Food Bank 1-4 p.m. foodbank.org/
meal sites to children 18 and under across the
Monday- get-help/summer-
Gallatin Valley. Looking for a kid-friendly fun lunch? MSU Family & Graduate Housing
Friday meals/
Come and eat with us! noon-1 p.m.
Story Mill Park noon-1 p.m.
Walton Homestead Park
(next to Scrubby’s on 15th & Juniper)
noon-1 p.m.
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School’s Out EXPLORE! Camps
School’s Out Explore! Camps
Our camps focus on adventure and FUN,
and take advantage of Bozeman’s many
trails and parks.
Age: Kindergarten-Fifth grade
Time: 7:45 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
Fee (per camp, per day):
$46 city of Bozeman residents
$92 nonresidents
Location: Story Mill Community Center
ART-RAGEOUS ADVENTURES |
APRIL 8, THURSDAY
Explore the way light and lasers behave by
making telescopes, kaleidoscopes and more.
Take home your creations to continue your
scientific explorations. This camp will be so bright,
you might need shades!
ON THE MOVE |
APRIL 9, FRIDAY
There are many ways to move, and we will be
doing just that in this FUN interactive camp.
We will let music move us, hit the trail for a hike
through the park, ride scooters and skateboards
through obstacle courses in the gym and, if
snow allows, we will go sledding.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT |
MAY 28, MONDAY
Let’s think about this…how is our food grown?
Who in our community grows our produce and
where do we get locally grown food? Gallatin
Valley is an agriculturally-rich area and, during
this camp, we will be planting a garden in our
community garden plot at Story Mill Park,
building a compost bin for food scraps, creating
a yummy individual dish or two from locally
grown produce and visiting our food bank to
learn how it benefits our community. Park play
included!
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Explore! Summer Day Camps
It is tough to find the variety and adventure of our camps anywhere else. Parks and
Recreation Summer Camps are run by dedicated leaders who care deeply about your
children and about implementing a quality program. We will be spending our camp days
in the park and along our trails. The outdoor setting at Story Mill Community Park is our
playground, our art studio and our arena. Join us for a summer of pure fun.
Camps are broken into two age groups each week: 5-7 years and 8-10 years
Times: Monday-Friday, 7:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Location: Story Mill Community Center, 600 Bridger Dr.
Fee (per week): $187 city of Bozeman residents; $265 nonresidents (lunch included)
Lunch provided by HRDC’s Summer Lunch Program. All meals follow USDA nutrition guidelines and incorporate fresh, local products.
Theme Date
ALOHA SUMMER!
Help us kick off another unforgettable summer with a week full of island-hopping adventures
and a taste of the tropics at our welcome-to-camp luau. Meet new friends and recreation June 14-18
leaders and connect with the ones you already know as we celebrate the first week of
summer camps 2021. Don’t forget to wear your Hawaiian shirts!
NATURE’S CALLING
…and we must answer! Story Mill Park’s nature sanctuary is nestled between the East
Gallatin River and Bozeman Creek and is home to a spectacular array of wildlife. In this June 21-25
camp we will learn about its many habitats and leave plenty of time to play. Field guides
provided!
PARTY IN THE USA
We are celebrating everything we love about the USA with a Fourth of July party, Parks and June 28-
Recreation style. A week of red, white and blue-themed crafts, a patriotic scavenger hunt, July 2
our favorite backyard games and more.
NO CAMPS THIS WEEK-HAPPY 4TH OF JULY July 5-9
FOR THE LOVE OF PETS
Calling all animals lovers: Join us as we celebrate the pets that bring joy to our lives. This
camp will be full of pet-themed crafts and games and learning about all of the different July 13-17
kinds of animals that can be pets. Who knows…maybe even a few four-legged friends will
join us!
CREATIVE BY DESIGN
We are all creative by design and this week will give campers the opportunity to express
their creative side through different art mediums. From drawing, painting, woodworking July 19-23
and sculpting to building terrariums. Nature will be our inspiration and our backdrop. Let
those creative juices flow.
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Theme Date
REC OLYMPICS
This summer we will be participating in our own Olympic events right here at home. From
lighting the torch to closing ceremonies, we will have a variety of events, some wacky and July 26-30
some not, that will encourage each camper to participate, have fun and discover the value
of teamwork.
CAMPERS GOT TALENT
Back by popular demand! Anything goes – from telling jokes or stories, performing
gymnastics or other sports, dancing, singing and acting, our campers’ talents are endless,
August 2-6
and we want them to share. Don’t worry if you are more of a behind-the-scenes camper,
you can help produce our end-of-the-week talent show. This week is full of creativity and
fun.
FAIRIES AND GNOMES
We will let nature be our guide as we make our very own fairy and gnome gardens. Fences,
ladders, swings and benches – what will your magical garden include? We will harvest August 9-13
healthy snacks from the Story Mill garden and drink herbal tea at our tea party.
SHARK TANK
Campers play the role of young entrepreneurs and invent new products that they think the
world will need. Invent a product, build a prototype and try to sell it to our panel of sharks August
(your very own rec leaders). All inventions will be showcased at the end of the week. Do 16-20
you have what it takes to create your own invention? We think you do, and we will spend
time this week creating and sharing.
TIME TRAVELERS
This is going to be a spirit week that travels through the decades… ‘50s, ‘60s, ‘70s,
‘80s and ‘90s. We will end the summer just like we started: With a celebration! Get your August
costumes ready because we will be dressing up, creating groovy art, dipping veggies into 23-27
personal fondue pots, learning the hand jive, dancing to hammer time, break dancing in the
park and so much more as we learn about what defines each of these unique decades.
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Powered By The Girl Scouts Of Montana And Wyoming
GO Camp for G.I.R.L.s
Are you a G.I.R.L. (Go Getter, Innovator, Risk-taker and Leader) who enjoys new challenges and new friends? Then
Girls Only (GO) Camp is perfect for you. At this program, girls will engage their leadership skills by learning how to
think like an engineer and solve community problems that are important to them. Learn about how engineers use
the design-thinking process. Spend the week building and solving problems. Plus enjoy arts and crafts, games
and community service to make the world a better place. This program is inspired by the Girl Scouts “Think like an
Engineer!” Journey Series. Registration in this camp includes a one-year Girl Scout membership.
Registration is due the Monday before the start of each
session. A specific itinerary and list of essentials will
be sent to campers the Friday before camp via email.
Location: Lindley Center, 1102 E. Curtiss St.
Fee: $120 city of Bozeman residents;
$170 nonresidents
Entering first through third grade
June 21-24, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
August 16-19, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
World Language and Culture Camps
Our partnership with The World Language Initiative-MT (WLI-MT) allows us to bring their popular Language
and Culture Programs into our summer camp mix. WLI-MT teaches second languages through building
an affinity for second languages & and cultures through interactive and engaging teaching models. Their
Language and Culture Programs work to build community through positive and dynamic programming,
delivering quality instruction to all interested elementary and middle school students. For more information
and Coach bios, visit wlimt.org. To register visit https://wlimt.corsizio.com
MANDARIN CHINESE FULL-DAY GERMAN FULL-DAY IMMERSION PROGRAM
IMMERSION PROGRAM Enjoy a full day of German language and culture
Enjoy a full day of Mandarin language and culture immersion. Learn about traditional German art, cooking,
immersion with one of our most experienced Mandarin play fun games and meet new friends.
coaches from Taiwan. This camp is filled with beautiful
Ages: 6-10
art activities, games and cooking traditional meals.
Dates: July 12-16, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Ages: 6-10 Location: Story Mansion, 811 S. Willson Ave.
Dates: June 28-July 2, 9 a.m.-3 p.m Fee: $250 for city of Bozeman residents;
Location: Story Mansion, 811 S. Willson Ave. $350 for nonresidents
Fee: $250 city of Bozeman residents; Instructor: Christina Crane
$350 nonresident
Instructor: Lin Chai Ying
SPANISH FULL-DAY IMMERSION PROGRAMS
Enjoy a full day of Spanish immersion with two of our
FRENCH FULL-DAY IMMERSION PROGRAM
most experienced Spanish coaches. This camp is
Enjoy a full day of French language and culture
filled with dynamic storytelling, activities, games and
immersion. Learn about traditional French art, cooking,
cooking.
play fun games and meet new friends.
Ages: (session 1+2, 5-8) (sessions 3+4, 5-11)
Ages: 6-10
Session 1: June 28-July 2, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. (Ellie Nolan)
Dates: July 5-9, 9 a.m.- 3 p.m.
Session 2: July 5-9, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. (Ellie Nolan)
Location: Story Mansion, 811 S. Willson Ave.
Session 3: July 12-16, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. (Kristen Wolf)
Fee: $250 for city of Bozeman residents;
Session 4: July 19-23, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. (Kristen Wolf)
$350 for nonresidents
Location: Story Mansion, 811 S. Willson Ave.
Instructor: Hannah Meeks
Fee (per session): $250 for city of Bozeman
residents; $350 for nonresidents
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Elementary and Middle School Ages
ARABIC FULL-DAY IMMERSION PROGRAM
Enjoy a full day of Arabic language and culture immersion with a native Arabic speaker
from Egypt. Learn about the culture, play fun games, and meet new friends.
Ages: 8 -14
Dates: July 19-23, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Location: Story Mansion, 811 S. Willson Ave.
Fee: $250 for city of Bozeman residents; $350 for nonresidents
Instructor: Mohamed Abdalla
World Language Camps – for ages 15+
Missed traveling this year? Try one, or all, of these World Language Classes!
ADULT BEGINNING FRENCH ADULT BEGINNING SPANISH
LANGUAGE PROGRAM LANGUAGE PROGRAM
Enjoy an intimate language and culture experience.
Enjoy an intimate language and culture experience.
Practice words and phrases, learn about French
Practice words and phrases, learn about Spanish
culture and meet new friends while tasting
speaking cultures and meet new friends while
traditional treats. This class is for beginners and
tasting traditional treats. This class is for beginners
those with some French experience.
and those with some Spanish experience.
Dates: July 5-9, 9 a.m.-noon
Dates: July 19-23, 9 a.m.-noon
Location: Story Mansion, 811 S. Willson Ave.
Location: Story Mansion, 811 S. Willson Ave.
Fee: $185 city of Bozeman residents;
Fee: $185 for city of Bozeman residents;
$259 nonresident
$259 for nonresidents
Instructor: TBA
Instructor: TBA
ADULT BEGINNING MANDARIN CHINESE
LANGUAGE PROGRAM ADULT BEGINNING ARABIC
LANGUAGE PROGRAM
Enjoy an intimate language and culture experience
with one of our most experienced Mandarin Enjoy an intimate language and culture experience
coaches. Practice words and phrases, learn about with native Arabic speaker, Mohamed, from Egypt.
Chinese culture and meet new friends while tasting Practice words and phrases, learn about different
traditional treats. This class is for beginners and cultures and meet new friends while tasting
those with some Mandarin experience. traditional treats. This class is for beginners and
those with some Arabic experience.
Dates: June 28-July 2, 9 a.m.-noon
Location: Story Mansion, 811 S. Willson Ave. Dates: July 12-16, 9 a.m.-noon
Fee: $185 for city of Bozeman residents; Location: Story Mansion, 811 S. Willson Ave.
$259 for nonresidents Fee: $175 for city of Bozeman residents;
Instructor: Christina Clark $245 for nonresidents
Instructor: Mohamed Abdalla
www.bozeman.net/Recreation • 406-582-2290 13Skyhawks Sports Camps
Skyhawks is a youth sports-skills-based program where children discover and develop
athletic skills and social values such as teamwork, respect and sportsmanship. Programs
offer children a positive sports experience while promoting a healthy, active lifestyle.
For camp details and to register: Visit skyhawks.com and click “Find Your Program”
Date Time Camp Age Fee
June 14-18 Mini-Hawk Camp $135 city of Bozeman
Monday- 9 a.m.-noon (Baseball, Basketball & 4-7yrs residents
Friday Soccer) $189 nonresidents
June 14-18 Multi-Sport $155 city of Bozeman
9 a.m.-3
Monday- (Flag Football, Soccer & 6-12yrs residents
p.m.
Friday Ultimate Frisbee) $217 nonresidents
June 14-18 Multi-Sport Half-Day $135 city of Bozeman
Monday- 9 a.m.-noon (Flag Football, Soccer & 6-12yrs residents
Friday Ultimate Frisbee) $189 nonresidents
June 21-25 Multi-Sport $155 city of Bozeman
9 a.m.-3
Monday- (Capture the Flag, 6-12yrs residents
p.m.
Friday Dodgeball & Volleyball) $217 nonresidents
June 21-25 Multi-Sport Half-Day $135 city of Bozeman
Monday- 9 a.m.-noon (Capture the Flag, Dodgeball 6-12yrs residents
Friday & Volleyball) $189 nonresidents
June 28-
$155 city of Bozeman
July 2 9 a.m.-3 Flag Football Camp Fueled
6-12yrs residents
Monday- p.m. by USA Football
$217 nonresidents
Friday
June 28- $135 city of Bozeman
July 2 Flag Football Camp Fueled residents
9 a.m.-noon 6-12yrs
Monday- by USA Football ½ Day $189 nonresidents
Friday
July 6-9 Basketball Camp Half-Day $110 city of Bozeman
Tuesday- 9 a.m.-noon Location: Bozeman Pond Park 6-12yrs residents
Friday Basketball Courts $154 nonresidents
July 6-9 Basketball Camp $124 city of Bozeman
9 a.m.-3
Tuesday- Location: Bozeman Pond Park 6-12yrs residents
p.m.
Friday Basketball Courts $174 nonresidents
July 12-16 $155 city of Bozeman
9 a.m.-3 Multi-Sport (Baseball, Flag
Monday- 6-12yrs residents
p.m. Football, & Soccer)
Friday $217 nonresidents
July 12-16 Multi-Sport Half-Day $135 city of Bozeman
Monday- 9 a.m.-noon (Baseball, Flag Football, 6-12yrs residents
Friday & Soccer) $189 nonresidents
July 12-16 $155 city of Bozeman
9 a.m.-3
Monday- Cheerleading Camp 6-12yrs residents
p.m.
Friday $217 nonresidents
14 www.bozeman.net/Recreation • 406-582-2290July 12-16 $135 city of Bozeman
Cheerleading Camp
Monday- 9 a.m.-noon 6-12yrs residents
Half-Day
Friday $189 nonresidents
July 19-23 $155 city of Bozeman
9 a.m.-3
Monday- Tennis Camp 6-12yrs residents
p.m.
Friday $217 nonresidents
July 19-23 $135 city of Bozeman
Monday- 9 a.m.-noon Tennis Camp Half-Day 6-12yrs residents
Friday $189 nonresidents
July 26-30 Multi-Sport Camp $155 city of Bozeman
9 a.m.-3
Monday- (Baseball, Soccer & 6-12yrs residents
p.m.
Friday Volleyball) $217 nonresidents
July 26-30 Multi-Sport Camp Half-Day $135 city of Bozeman
Monday- 9 a.m.-noon (Baseball, Soccer & 6-12yrs residents
Friday Volleyball) $189 nonresidents
July 26-30 Mini-Hawk Camp $135 city of Bozeman
Monday- 9 a.m.-noon (Baseball, Flag Football & 4-7yrs residents
Friday Soccer) $189 nonresidents
August 2-6 $155 city of Bozeman
9 a.m.-3 Soccer/Multi-Sport
Monday- 6-12yrs residents
p.m. Combo Camp
Friday $217 nonresidents
August 2-6 $135 city of Bozeman
Monday- 9 a.m.-noon Soccer Camp 6-12yrs residents
Friday $189 nonresidents
Multi-Sport $155 city of Bozeman
August 9-13
9 a.m.-3 (Capture the Flag, residents
Monday- 6-12yrs
p.m. Dodgeball, Ultimate $217 nonresidents
Friday
Frisbee)
Multi-Sport Half-Day
August 9-13 $135 city of Bozeman
(Capture the Flag,
Monday- 9 a.m.-noon 6-12yrs residents
Dodgeball, Ultimate
Friday $189 nonresidents
Frisbee)
www.bozeman.net/Recreation • 406-582-2290 15Middle School Camps AGES 11 to 14
OUTDOOR ADVENTURE CLUB -
SPONSORED BY THE BOZEMAN OPTIMIST CLUB
For all you adventure lovers out there, this club is for you! Develop skills that will empower and
motivate you to get outside and build a strong connection with the natural world in a small
group setting.The skills you learn will last a lifetime. Bouldering, paddleboarding, canoeing,
outdoor survival skills, fly-fishing, hiking, biking, backcountry skills, campfire cookouts,
ecology, outdoor etiquette, the list goes on.
Each session is limited to 13 participants.
Hours: 9 a.m.-1 p.m., Monday-Thursday
Location: Story Mill Community Center, 600 Bridger Dr.
Fee (per session): $65 city of Bozeman residents; $95 nonresidents
Healthy lunch included and provided by HRDC’s Summer Lunch in the Parks program
Session 1: June 14-18 Adventures with Thomas Elpel - NEW
We will learn from Outdoor Wilderness School’s and Green University’s very own Thomas Elpel
about his amazing five-month journey in a dugout canoe (that he made by hand) on the Missouri
River. The adventure stories this man can tell will blow your socks off. He will help us understand
the importance of becoming comfortable in the backcountry, being good stewards of our land
and guide us on a foraging hike. Grab you sense of adventure and hiking shoes for this camp.
Session 2: June 21-24 Hiking and Backcountry Safety
We will bring in our local Search and Rescue team to talk with us about backcountry safety, we
will build lean-tos, learn backcountry cooking, track local wildlife, practice Leave No Trace and
work on team building.
Session 3: June 28-July 1 Mindfulness in the Mountains - NEW
Learn about mindfulness, meditation and the positive impact nature has on our physical and
mental well-being during this week full of outdoor adventures!
16 www.bozeman.net/Recreation • 406-582-2290Session 4: July 12-15 Hometown Hikers
We will breathe fresh mountain air and move our legs for this camp as we hike trails in our backyard,
such as: Story Hills, The M, Drinking Horse and Sourdough Trail. Hikes will include bird, plant and
mountain range identification, along with mindful rests that include breathtaking views and gratitude
checks. We will look for geocaches along these trails as well. If you want to find some new hiking
buddies, this is the camp for you.
Session 5: July 19-22 Canoeing and SUP
Location: Glen Lake Rotary Park
We will learn basic canoeing skills and paddle strokes, practice our balance on inflatable
paddleboards and play some beach volleyball all at the Glen Lake Rotary Park.
Session 6: July 26-29 Beginner Mountain Biking and Bouldering
Location: Lindley Center, 1106 E. Curtiss
We will bike to local boulders to learn basic climbing and bouldering techniques, learn basic bike
maintenance and end the week with a beginner’s mountain bike ride on single track.
Session 7: August 2-5 Building Our Community - NEW
We will work together to improve our community by reaching out to local nonprofits and community
leaders and asking them how we can help make a difference in Bozeman. We will volunteer our time
with organizations like the Gallatin Valley Food Bank, GVLT, the Bozeman Optimist Club and more.
This week will teach us strength in numbers, the difference a helping hand can make and pride in hard
work. What we learn will stick with us for future community involvement no matter where we live.
Session 8: August 9-12 Rivers Run Wild
We will learn about our local rivers, the importance of water through Project Wet activities, fish our local
rivers and end the week with a guided whitewater rafting day trip.
www.bozeman.net/Recreation • 406-582-2290 17Adult Programs
PICKLEBALL OPEN PLAY SAND VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE
Fridays Tuesday nights
Date: May-August Date: July 13-August 17 with tournament
Time: 9 a.m.-noon play on August 24 and 26
Location: Southside Tennis Courts, Fifth and Time: Games start at 6 and 7 p.m.
College Avenue (until the Bogert Pickleball Courts Location: Glen Lake Rotary Park
open; at that time, open play will move to Bogert) Fee: $200 per team city of Bozeman
residents; $280 per team nonresidents
The tennis courts at Southside Park are
reserved for pickleball during these open play Our sand volleyball league is open to adults
sessions. Six pickleball courts are available ages 21 and up, and no experience is
and volunteers organize play. necessary. This is a recreation league. Team
registration only. Registration deadline is June
AUDUBON BIRD WALKS IN 25. bozeman.net/recreation
STORY MILL PARK
Thursdays
Date: May 6, 13, 20, 27 and June 3
Time: 8-9:30 a.m.
Location: Story Mill Community Center, 600
Bridger Dr.
This spring, we are partnering with the
Sacajawea Audubon Society to offer free
guided bird walks at the Story Mill Community
Park. Come and explore the nature sanctuary
within the park, visit the viewing blind at the
bird-feeding station, and enjoy the many bird
species that call the Story Mill area their home.
Preregistration required.
GHOSTS OF BOZEMAN’S PAST
WALKING TOUR WITH THE EXTREME
HISTORY PROJECT
Friday
Date: May 14
Time: 10-11:30 a.m.
Location: Historic Sunset Hills Cemetery
Set atop a peaceful overlook, Bozeman’s
historic Sunset Hills Cemetery offers a
panoramic view of downtown while each
evening’s sunset reflects the nature of its
quiet inhabitants. Bozeman’s early movers
and shakers rest here along with others
whose stories make up the town’s historical
narrative. Here you will find the Story family plot
where Bozeman’s most notorious resident,
Nelson Story, is laid to rest alongside his
family. John Bozeman, the man for whom the
town is named is interred here as well. Join
us for a tour of Sunset Hills Cemetery and
learn the fascinating history of early Bozeman.
Preregistration required.
18 www.bozeman.net/Recreation • 406-582-2290Active Aging Programs ACTIVE AGING FITNESS PROGRAMS We are committed to keeping participant and staff safety as our top priority as we continue to navigate the COVID-19 pandemic in our community. If you are interested in being updated on the status of our Active Aging Fitness classes, email our Senior Fitness Instructor, Cheryl Bartholomew at fitseniors@gmail.com to get on our update list. COMMUNITY CONNECTION-VIRTUAL SERIES In an effort to stay connected to our Active Aging Community we will be hosting a virtual “Community Connection” series starting in May that will focus on topics of public interest as well as presentations guided by the requests and needs of our older adult population. We are in the process of creating a menu of topics including updates on parks and recreation department programs, community projects, as well as areas of interest such as gardening, art, cooking, livable community updates (housing, transportation, community health/ services etc.) and MORE! If you are interested in learning more and wish to receive updates regarding these informative and fun discussions, you may register at no cost by calling 406-582-2290 to get on the Active Aging email list. Once the agenda has been confirmed you will be notified and have the opportunity to sign up to attend the sessions of your choice, virtually! FIRST FRIDAY LUNCH SERIES WITH THE FRIENDS OF THE STORY MANSION Brought to you in partnership with the City of Bozeman, Friends of the Story Mansion, and the Bozeman Preservation Advocacy Group, the First Friday Lunch Series focuses on historic preservation and its present and past importance in shaping our community. This series is currently on hold due to COVID, but stay tuned to https://friendsofthestory.org/ for updates. www.bozeman.net/Recreation • 406-582-2290 19
Aquatics
Swim Center General Information and Events
Bozeman Swim Center
Location: 1211 W. Main St. Contact: 406-582-2294
Annual Closure: August 13-29, 2021
The Bozeman Swim Center is a 50-meter, eight-lane, indoor aquatic facility that is
open year-round. From mid-August to mid-March, it is divided into a 25-yard pool
and a 25-meter pool. The crystal-clear water is kept at 82 degrees. Our spacious
pool is outfitted with life jackets, recreation toys and water fitness equipment to offer
a variety of aquatic activities. The aquatic center hosts various events throughout the
year (posted at the facility and on our website). Swim Center programs include Water
Fitness, Lap Swimming, Recreation Swimming and Open Boating. Closures for events
and maintenance are posted at the facility, on the website and on our Facebook page,
or give us a call.
Montana Health Code: Non-swimmers and children under the age of 14 shall not use the pool without a responsible adult
(18 years or older) in attendance.
20 www.bozeman.net/Recreation • 406-582-2290AMERICAN RED CROSS AMERICAN RED CROSS LIFEGUARD CLASSES
LIFEGUARD CLASSES
The purpose of the American Red Registration/ Time Location
Cross Lifeguarding course is to provide Pretest Dates:
entry-level lifeguard participants with Bozeman
May 3-7 5:30 a.m.-4 p.m.
the knowledge and skills to prevent, Swim Center
recognize and respond to aquatic Class Dates: Time Location
emergencies, and to provide care for
breathing and cardiac emergencies, May 27,
5:30-9 p.m.
Bozeman
Thursday Swim Center
injuries and sudden illness until
emergency medical services (EMS)
SESSION 1
May 28, Bozeman
5:30-9 p.m.
personnel take over. Friday Swim Center
Candidates are required to perform a May 29, Bozeman
8 a.m.-6 p.m.
prerequisite swim test. After successfully Saturday Swim Center
completing the test, candidates can then
enroll in the lifeguarding class. June 3,
5:30-9 p.m.
Bozeman
Thursday Swim Center
Lifeguarding Certification Dates and Fees:
SESSION 2
June 4, Bozeman
$200 city of Bozeman residents Friday
5:30-9 p.m.
Swim Center
$262 nonresidents
June 5, Bozeman
8 a.m.-6 p.m.
Saturday Swim Center
WATER SAFTEY WATER SAFTEY INSTRUCTOR COURSES
INSTRUCTOR COURSES
The purpose of the American Red Cross Registration/ Time Location
Water Safety Instructor course is to train Pretest Dates:
instructor candidates to lead courses and Bozeman
May 3-7 5:30 a.m.-4 p.m.
presentations in the American Red Cross Swim Center
Swimming and Water Safety program by Class Dates: Time Location
developing their understanding of how to
use the course materials, how to conduct Bogert Pool and
June 14-18 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Bozeman Swim
training sessions and how to evaluate Center
participants’ progress.
Candidates must be 16-years of age and
are required to perform a prerequisite
swim test. After successfully completing the
test, candidates can then enroll in the Water
Safety Instructor class.
Water Safety Instructor Certification Dates
and Fees:
$250 city of Bozeman residents
$330 nonresidents
www.bozeman.net/Recreation • 406-582-2290 21Bogert Pool
Location: 325 S. Church Ave. Contact: 406-582-0806
Pool Open: June 13, 2021
Bogert Pool is an outdoor facility that has two unique swimming
areas: a 25-yard pool ranging from 3.5-feet to 9-feet deep and a
shallow pool with depths from 1-foot to 3-feet that is ideal for young
children. The shallow pool is home to “Delaware the Duck,” a slide
designed for small children. The deep pool has a climbing wall,
small slide and zip line.
*Safety breaks are conducted at 2:50 p.m. and 5 p.m. on weekdays and 2:50 p.m. on
weekends. The pool will be cleared for 10 minutes during these breaks.
Montana Health Code: Non-swimmers and children under the age of 14 shall not use the
pool without a responsible adult (18 years or older) in attendance.
PASSES AND
PUNCH CARDS
Passes and punch Special Events at Bogert Pool
cards are accepted at Opening Day: Sunday, June 13, 2021: 1-6 p.m.
both facilities. Passes
Saturday, July 4, 2021: noon–4 p.m.,
may only be purchased
at the Swim Center. $12 family residents/$20 family nonresidents
Entry to the pool with a Closing Day: TBD
pass is prohibited when Modified Hours: August 16 to the end of the season
the pool has reached
its legal carrying
capacity. Passes cover DAILY ADMISSION DAILY ADMISSION
participation in Water FOR RESIDENTS: FOR NONRESIDENTS
Fitness Classes and Infants, 2 years and under: Free Infants, 2 years and under: $2
Open Boating. Passes Youth, ages 3-18 years: $4 Youth, ages 3-18 years: $5
are available in one- Adults, ages 19-59 years: $5 Adults, ages 19-59 years: $6
month, three-month, Seniors, ages 60 years+: $4 Seniors, ages 60 years+: $5
six-month, and one- Friday Family Swim: $12/family Friday Family Swim: $20/family
year increments.
*Passes and Punch cards
have a 10-day grace period,
during which time there is
Swim Passes City of Bozeman Residents
a $25 processing fee for 1 Month 3 Months 6 Months 1 Year
reimbursement. No refunds will
be issued after 10 days.
Youth (3-18) $30 $72 $108 $160
CLOSURE POLICY Senior (60+) $30 $72 $108 $160
Closures may occur
due to inclement Adult (19-59) $40 $96 $144 $210
weather, contamination
Family $192 $288 $420
or low attendance. See
our website or facility
for more information on Swim Passes Non-City of Bozeman Residents
our closure policy.
1 Month 3 Months 6 Months 1 Year
Refunds and swim passes
will not be issued for weather- Youth (3-18) $42 $101 $151 $240
related closures.
Senior (60+) $42 $101 $151 $240
Adult (19-59) $56 $134 $201 $315
Family $268 $403 $630
22 www.bozeman.net/Recreation • 406-582-2290Bogert Pool
Aquatics Swim Lesson Schedules
cont.
Bogert Pool has offered quality lessons for 81 years!
Lesson Fees:
City of Bozeman Residents $50
Nonresidents $90
Lessons are Monday-Thursday
Parent-Tot/Angelfish: For youth ages 6 months through 3 years and a parent or two. Have
fun learning how to prepare your child for a lifetime of swimming. Parents will be in the water
with their child playing fun games and learning proper holding techniques. A MT Health Code-
approved swim diaper is required.
Preschool/Clownfish: For children ages 3 to 4 who can be in a class without needing their
parent in the water.
Youth Lessons: For ages 5 and up. Classes are divided based on ability. Please follow the
flowchart to determine the best level of class for your swimmer; swimmers must be
able to complete all certification requirements to move to the next level.
Level 6 – Orca Lifeguard Preparation and Swim Workout: This program is geared toward
improving endurance and technique with all strokes. Swimmers will also be introduced to basic
lifeguarding skills and equipment.
Please note that swim lesson instructors may transfer students to a different level after
assessing their ability.
SWIM LESSON WEATHER POLICY
Lessons will be held at Bogert Pool if at all possible. Weather temperatures below 50 degrees
or a lightning storm will cause the lessons to be cancelled or moved to the Swim Center when
scheduling allows. If lessons are cancelled, a free day pass will be issued for that missed class.
You may call the Bogert Pool at 406-582-0806, the Swim Center at 406-582-2294 or check the
City of Bozeman website or our Facebook page to find out if lessons are cancelled.
www.bozeman.net/Recreation • 406-582-2290 23Which swim lesson? IS RIGHT FOR MY CHILD?
Try our Parent/
Child lessons
NO
NO Is your (ANGELFISH)
child 3-4 for children ages
BEGIN HERE: years old? 3 and under.
Is your child YE
(Adult participation is
required)
5 years old S
or older?
CLOWN SPINNER
FISH DOLPHIN
LEVEL 2
BLUE
YES
MARLIN
LEVEL 1
O
N
NO
STRIPED
Can your child MARLIN
comfortably place their Is your NO LEVEL 1 Can your child
face in the water for child comfortable kick on their
3 or more seconds? YES kicking on their front and back
Are they comfortable front and back without support?
kicking on their front without support? Can they swim
and back while being NO with a combined
supported? stroke?
S
YE
YE
S
YES
Can your child
perform alternating
and simultaneous
leg and arm actions
on their front and
back with or without
support? Can your child
BLUE perform a front
WHALE and back glide and
BELUGA
WHALE
LEVEL 3 NO recover into a vertical
position? Can they
LEVEL 3 S
Can your child
YE back float for at least
15 seconds?
NO
swim crawl
stroke for at
Can your child YES least 15 yards,
NO
swim elementary back float and
backstroke for tread water for 1
15 yards minute each?
S
BOTTLE-
YE
NOSE
DOLPHIN
LEVEL 2
Can your child
swim 15 yards Is your child 11
years old or older YES ORCA
each of crawl LEVEL 6
stroke, backstroke, YES and interested in
elementary participating in a
backstroke, butterfly, Lifeguard Preparation
and sidestroke? class with a swim
workout?
Q
N
Q
NO
O
HAMMER-
HEAD
SHARK
LEVEL 4
TIGER
SHARK
LEVEL 5 Q
Q
Q
24 www.bozeman.net/Recreation • 406-582-2290Swim Lessons At A Glance
SESSION 1: JUNE 21-JULY 1
9-9:30 A.M. AGES
TIGER SHARK - LEVEL 5 6 & up
HAMMERHEAD - LEVEL 4 6 & up
BELUGA WHALE - LEVEL 3 6 & up
BOTTLENOSE DOLPHIN -
5 & up
LEVEL 2
BLUE MARLIN - LEVEL 1 5 & up 11:40 A.M.-12:10 P.M. AGES
CLOWNFISH - PRESCHOOL 3&4
9:40-10:10 A.M. AGES
HAMMERHEAD - LEVEL 4 6 & up ANGELFISH - PARENT-TOT 6 months-3 yrs
BLUE WHALE - LEVEL 3 6 & up
12:15-12:45 P.M. AGES
SPINNER DOLPHIN - LEVEL 2 5 & up
CLOWNFISH - PRESCHOOL 3&4
STRIPED MARLIN - LEVEL 1 5 & up
CLOWNFISH - PRESCHOOL 3&4 ANGELFISH - PARENT-TOT 6 months-3 yrs
10:20-10:50 A.M. AGES SESSION 2: JULY 5-15
BOTTLENOSE DOLPHIN - 5 & up 9-9:30 A.M. AGES
LEVEL 2
TIGER SHARK - LEVEL 5 6 & up
SPINNER DOLPHIN - 5 & up
HAMMERHEAD - LEVEL 4 6 & up
LEVEL 2
BELUGA WHALE - LEVEL 3 6 & up
STRIPED MARLIN - LEVEL 1 5 & up
BOTTLENOSE DOLPHIN - LEVEL 2 5 & up
BLUE MARLIN - LEVEL 1 5 & up
CLOWNFISH - PRESCHOOL 3&4 BLUE MARLIN - LEVEL 1 5 & up
11-11:30 A.M. AGES 9:40-10:10 A.M. AGES
BELUGA WHALE - LEVEL 3 6 & up HAMMERHEAD - LEVEL 4 6 & up
BOTTLENOSE DOLPHIN - 5 & up BELUGA WHALE - LEVEL 3 6 & up
LEVEL 2 SPINNER DOLPHIN - LEVEL 2 5 & up
STRIPED MARLIN - LEVEL 1 5 & up STRIPED MARLIN - LEVEL 1 5 & up
BLUE MARLIN - LEVEL 1 5 & up CLOWNFISH - PRESCHOOL 3&4
CLOWNFISH - PRESCHOOL 3&4
10:20-10:50 A.M. AGES
BOTTLENOSE DOLPHIN - 5 & up
LEVEL 2
SPINNER DOLPHIN - LEVEL 2 5 & up
STRIPED MARLIN - LEVEL 1 5 & up
BLUE MARLIN - LEVEL 1 5 & up
CLOWNFISH - PRESCHOOL 3&4
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SESSION 3: JULY 19-29
11-11:30 A.M. AGES
9-9:30 A.M. AGES
BELUGA WHALE - LEVEL 3 6 & up
ORCA - LEVEL 6 11-14
BOTTLENOSE DOLPHIN - 5 & up
LEVEL 2 HAMMERHEAD - LEVEL 4 6 & up
STRIPED MARLIN - LEVEL 1 5 & up BELUGA WHALE - LEVEL 3 6 & up
BLUE MARLIN - LEVEL 1 5 & up BOTTLENOSE DOLPHIN - 5 & up
LEVEL 2
CLOWNFISH - PRESCHOOL 3&4
BLUE MARLIN - LEVEL 1 5 & up
11:40 A.M.-12:10 P.M. AGES
9:40-10:10 A.M. AGES
CLOWNFISH - PRESCHOOL 3&4
HAMMERHEAD - LEVEL 4 6 & up
ANGELFISH - PARENT-TOT 6 months-3 yrs
BLUE WHALE - LEVEL 3 6 & up
12:15-12:45 P.M. AGES
SPINNER DOLPHIN - LEVEL 2 5 & up
CLOWNFISH - PRESCHOOL 3&4
STRIPED MARLIN - LEVEL 1 5 & up
ANGELFISH - PARENT-TOT 6 months-3 yrs CLOWNFISH - PRESCHOOL 3&4
10:20-10:50 A.M. AGES
5:30-6 P.M. AGES
BOTTLENOSE DOLPHIN - 5 & up
CLOWNFISH - PRESCHOOL 3&4
LEVEL 2
6:10-6:40 P.M. AGES SPINNER DOLPHIN - LEVEL 2 5 & up
CLOWNFISH - PRESCHOOL 3&4 STRIPED MARLIN - LEVEL 1 5 & up
6:50-7:20 P.M. AGES BLUE MARLIN - LEVEL 1 5 & up
BLUE MARLIN - LEVEL 1 5 & up CLOWNFISH - PRESCHOOL 3&4
7:30-8 P.M. AGES 11-11:30 A.M. AGES
BOTTLE NOSE DOLPHIN 5 & up BELUGA WHALE - LEVEL 3 6 & up
- LEVEL 2
BOTTLENOSE DOLPHIN - 5 & up
LEVEL 2
STRIPED MARLIN - LEVEL 1 5 & up
BLUE MARLIN - LEVEL 1 5 & up
CLOWNFISH - PRESCHOOL 3&4
11:40 A.M.-12:10 P.M. AGES
CLOWNFISH - PRESCHOOL 3&4
ANGELFISH - PARENT-TOT 6 months-3 yrs
26 www.bozeman.net/Recreation • 406-582-2290Swim Lessons At A Glance cont.
12:15-12:45 P.M. AGES 10:20-10:50 A.M. AGES
CLOWNFISH - PRESCHOOL 3&4 BOTTLENOSE DOLPHIN - 5 & up
LEVEL 2
ANGELFISH - PARENT-TOT 6 months-3 yrs
SPINNER DOLPHIN - 5 & up
5:30-6 P.M. AGES LEVEL 2
CLOWNFISH - PRESCHOOL 3&4 STRIPED MARLIN - LEVEL 1 5 & up
BLUE MARLIN - LEVEL 1 5 & up
6:10-6:40 P.M. AGES
CLOWNFISH - PRESCHOOL 3&4
CLOWNFISH - PRESCHOOL 3&4
11-11:30 A.M. AGES
6:50-7:20 P.M. AGES
BELUGA WHALE - LEVEL 3 6 & up
BOTTLENOSE DOLPHIN - 5 & up
LEVEL 2 BOTTLENOSE DOLPHIN - 5 & up
LEVEL 2
7:30-8 P.M. AGES
STRIPED MARLIN - LEVEL 1 5 & up
SPINNER DOLPHIN - LEVEL 2 5 & up
BLUE MARLIN - LEVEL 1 5 & up
SESSION 4: AUGUST 2-12 CLOWNFISH 3&4
9-9:30 A.M. AGES
11:40 A.M.-12:10 P.M. AGES
ORCA - LEVEL 6 11 - 14
CLOWNFISH - PRESCHOOL 3&4
HAMMERHEAD - LEVEL 4 6 & up
ANGELFISH - PARENT-TOT 6 months-3 yrs
BELUGA WHALE - LEVEL 3 6 & up
BOTTLENOSE DOLPHIN - 5 & up 12:15-12:45 P.M. AGES
LEVEL 2
CLOWNFISH - PRESCHOOL 3&4
BLUE MARLIN - LEVEL 1 5 & up
ANGELFISH - PARENT-TOT 6 months-3 yrs
9:40-10:10 A.M. AGES
TIGER SHARK - LEVEL 5 6 & up 5:30-6 P.M. AGES
BLUE WHALE - LEVEL 3 6 & up CLOWNFISH - PRESCHOOL 3&4
SPINNER DOLPHIN - LEVEL 2 5 & up
6:10-6:40 P.M. AGES
STRIPED MARLIN - LEVEL 1 5 & up
CLOWNFISH - PRESCHOOL 3&4
CLOWNFISH - PRESCHOOL 3&4
6:50-7:20 P.M. AGES
BOTTLENOSE DOLPHIN - 5 & up
LEVEL 2
7:30-8 P.M. AGES
SPINNER DOLPHIN - LEVEL 2 5 & up
www.bozeman.net/Recreation • 406-582-2290 27Rental Facility Fees
Pavilions may be reserved up to six months in advance in the same calendar year.
City Park Pavilions
You can now reserve our facilities and pavilions
online by going to bozeman.net!
Groups of 75 people or more will be required to
complete a public assembly permit along with their
reservation. Alcohol is prohibited in city parks without
a pavilion reservation and alcohol permit. Parks with
pavilions include:
Park Pavilions Available to Rent
NAME CAPACITY
Anderson Pavilion at Bogert Park 200
Beall Park Pavilion 20
Bozeman Pond Pavilion 100
Glen Lake Pavilion 50
Kirk Park Pavilion North 15
Kirk Park Pavilion South 15
Lindley Park Pavilion 50
Oak Springs Park Pavilion 20
Rotary Centennial Pavilion 50
Sandan Park Pavilion 20
Story Mill Park Pavilions - 4 Available 20-50 per pavilion
The Lakes at Valley West East and West Pavilions 20 per pavilion
Valley West Park Pavilion 20
User Groups and Special Events
Groups and individuals requesting use of a public park for the purpose of implementing fee or
non-fee based programs or events are required to obtain a user group agreement or special
event permit through the Parks and Recreation Department main office.
To reserve the Bozeman Sports Park, contact:
Bozeman Sports Park
www.bozemansportsparks.org
Matt Kline-Director of Operations
matt@bozemansportsparks.org
28 www.bozeman.net/Recreation • 406-582-2290Park Pavilions Reservation Fees:
TIER IV RESERVATION FEE
$200 – Bozeman resident HALF DAY
$280 - nonresident HALF DAY
Up to 200-person capacity
$320 – Bozeman resident FULL DAY
$448 - nonresident FULL DAY
TIER III RESERVATION FEE
$100 – Bozeman resident HALF DAY
$140 - nonresident HALF DAY
Up to 100-person capacity
$160 – Bozeman resident FULL DAY
$224 - nonresident FULL DAY
TIER II RESERVATION FEE
$50 – Bozeman resident HALF DAY
$70 - nonresident HALF DAY
Up to 50-person capacity
$80 – Bozeman resident FULL DAY
$112 - nonresident FULL DAY
TIER I RESERVATION FEE
$25 – Bozeman resident HALF DAY
$35 - nonresident HALF DAY
Up to 20-person capacity
$40 – Bozeman resident FULL DAY
$56 - nonresident FULL DAY
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AVAIL ABLE TO RENT
BEALL PARK RECREATION CENTER
415 N. BOZEMAN AVE. | BUILDING CAPACITY: 70
The Beall Park Recreation Center is a historic building
built in 1927. The center is available to rent Fridays from
5-11 p.m. and Saturdays and Sundays from
9 a.m.-11 p.m.
LINDLEY CENTER
1102 E. CURTISS AVE. | BUILDING CAPACITY: 150
The Lindley Center is a log cabin that provides a more
rustic setting for events. It is available to rent every day of
the week from 9 a.m.-11 p.m.
STORY MANSION
811 S. WILLSON AVE. | BUILDING CAPACITY: 83
The historic Story Mansion is located in Story Park in the
heart of Bozeman. The mansion is available to rent every
day of the week from 9 a.m.-11 p.m.
STORY MILL COMMUNITY CENTER GYMNASIUM
600 BRIDGER DR.
The Story Mill Community Center is home to the Parks
and Recreation Department main office and has a
gymnasium that is available to rent. Availability varies.
CITY PARK PAVILIONS
Reservations can be made up to six months in advance
on our website! Groups with 75 people or more will be
required to complete a public assembly permit along with
their reservation. Alcohol is prohibited in city parks without
a pavilion reservation and alcohol permit.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT OUR RENTAL FACILITIES, VISIT OUR
WEBSITE WWW.BOZEMAN.NET/RECREATION OR CALL 406-582-2290
30 www.bozeman.net/Recreation • 406-582-2290Recreation Facilities Available to Reserve:
NAME BUILDING CAPACITY
Beall Park Recreation Center, 415 N. Bozeman Ave. 70 people
Lindley Center, 1102 E. Curtiss Ave. 150 people
83 people (with tables and chairs)
Story Mansion, 811 S. Willson Ave. 181 people (chairs only)
230 people (no tables and chairs)
140 people (with tables and chairs)
Story Mill Community Center - Gymnasium, 600 Bridger Dr.
470 people (no tables or chairs)
Recreation Facilities Rental Fees:
BEALL PARK RECREATION CENTER STORY MANSION
Deposit Amount $200 Deposit Amount $500
Friday HALF DAY (5-11 p.m.) Monday-Thursday HALF DAY
(9 a.m.-4 p.m. or 5-11 p.m.)
city of Bozeman resident $134
nonresident $201 city of Bozeman resident $258, nonresident $386
Saturday or Sunday HALF DAY Monday-Thursday FULL DAY (9 a.m.-11 p.m.)
(9 a.m.-4 p.m. or 5-11 p.m.)
city of Bozeman resident $515, nonresident $773
city of Bozeman resident $134
Friday-Sunday HALF DAY
nonresident $201
(9 a.m.-4 p.m. or 5-11 p.m.)
Saturday or Sunday FULL DAY (9 a.m.-11 p.m.)
city of Bozeman resident $515, nonresident $773
city of Bozeman resident $268
Friday-Sunday FULL DAY (9 a.m.-11 p.m.)
nonresident $402
city of Bozeman resident $1,030 nonresident $1,545
LINDLEY CENTER STORY MILL COMMUNITY
CENTER GYM
Deposit Amount $200
city of Bozeman residents $35 per hour
Monday-Thursday HALF DAY
nonresidents $50 per hour
(9 a.m-4 p.m. or 5-11 p.m.)
Deposit = Rental Fee *three hour minimum required
city of Bozeman resident $67
Nonprofit rates are 50% off and apply to Beall,
nonresident $100
Lindley Center and Story Mansion fees
Monday-Thursday FULL DAY (9 a.m.-11 p.m.)
COMMUNITY GARDEN FEES
city of Bozeman resident $134
nonresident $201 Community garden plots are available to rent in three
locations: 25 plots at Bozeman City Hall, 21 plots in
Friday-Sunday HALF DAY Westlake Park, and 42 plots in Langhor Park. Garden
(9 a.m.-4 p.m. or 5-11 p.m.) plot agreements are renewed every year for gardeners
in good standing. If not in good standing, an agreement
city of Bozeman resident $134 will be terminated and deposit held.
nonresident $201
GARDEN FEE PER PLOT ANNUALLY DEPOSIT
Friday-Sunday FULL DAY (9 a.m.-11 p.m.)
LANGHOR $60 $60
city of Bozeman resident $268
nonresident $402 WESTLAKE $50 $50
CITY HALL $40 $40
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Engagement
Kick-Off!
We are grateful that you voted May 5, 2020,
to invest in a parks and trails district that provides
a dedicated source of funding for maintaining and
improving our City’s parks and trails. Every penny that
goes into the Parks & Trails District will be spent on
parks and trails in our community. Thank you!
And we need your input as we plan for the future
as we create a new Parks, Recreation, and Active
Transportation Plan. Your opinions, suggestions, and
expertise on the City’s parks, recreation and trails
systems and services will help us plan for the future in
our rapidly growing community.
Please watch our project website and
Facebook page for updates, surveys
and events beginning this summer!
www.bozeman.net/city-projects/parks-and-trails-district
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