| OFFICE INFORMATION Location: 781 Blakely Road, Colchester, VT Mailing Address: PO Box 55, Colchester, VT 05446 Telephone: 264-5640 Hotline: 264-5645 Fax Number: 264-5647 Office Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:00 am - 4:00 pm |
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Colchester Parks & Recreation
"Optimizing the Experience of Living"
Colchester Parks & Recreation Mission Statement:
To enhance the quality of life of all Colchester residents by providing a variety of leisure time activities through exceptional programs, facilities, customer service, and leadership that exceeds community expectations.
PROGRAM REGISTRATION:
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SUMMER BROCHURES ARE OUT
REGISTRATION OPENED MONDAY, MARCH 19TH
Full Programs/Camps
Archery Camp Session A & Session B
Beginner Girls Moutain Biking
Fishing Camp Session A & Session B
Hook A Kid on Golf Session A
Information Technology Camp
Rocks & Ropes - 3 Day Camp
Secrets in the Sand
Start Smart Baseball
Start Smart Soccer
ALMOST Full Programs/Camps
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Explorer & Jr. Explorer Camps - All weeks...limited spots remaining!
Bike Camp (6 remaining spot)
Girls Yoga Camp (2 remaining spot)
Cooking Camp Level 1 - Both Sessions (3 remaining spot)
Cooking Camp Level 2 - Session A (1 remaining spot)
Woods, Water & Wildlife (4 remaining spot)
W.A.T.E.R. Adventure (3 remaining spot)
H.I.K.E.S. Elmore Mountain (3 remaining spot)
H.I.K.E.S. Mount Hunger (4 remaining spot)
A Bug's Life (6 remaining spot)
Lights, Camera, Action....Film Camp! (1 remaining spot)
Island Line Trail Inducted into Hall of Fame!
The Rails-To-Trails Conservancy inducted Vermont’s Island Line Trail into its national trails "Hall of Fame" on December 1, 2010, recognizing the trail’s spectacular attributes and decades of collaborative work among towns, the State of Vermont, and trail advocates.
The Island Line Trail unites the Burlington Bike Path, the Colchester Causeway, and the Allen Point Access Area in South Hero into a stunning 14-mile trail that travels along, and over, Lake Champlain. The recent award by the Rails-To-Trails Conservancy recognizes the Island Line as a "rail-trail jewel in a robust outdoor recreation scene."