Spring 2015 Recreation Reporter

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Registration starts Wednesday March 4 see page 85
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Courtenay Recreation
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Courtenay Recreation coordinates the use of all
parks and school playing fields located in the City
of Courtenay.
Field Closures: Fields may be closed due to
weather conditions. We would appreciate your co-
operation in not using the fields during these times.
Courtenay Recreation also books the new
Artificial Turf Field located at GP Vanier. Please
note that only limited spaces are available.
Schools:
• Arden
• Mark Isfeld
• Lake Trail
• G.P. Vanier
• Valley View
• Huband Park
• Queneesh El.
• Courtenay El.
• Puntledge Park
City Parks:
• Bill Moore Park
• Puntledge Park
• Lewis Park
• Valley View Park
• Martin Park
• Woodcote Park
• Standard Park
• Simms Park
• Courtenay Riverway
To book a park or play field, call the Lewis
Centre at 250-338-5371.
Aportionof the RotaryRiversideTrail along the
PuntledgeRiver hasbeenclosed sinceNovember
2014due toa slope failure. The trail connectsRobert
LangDrive (behindoldRodandGunClub)with the
RuthMastersGreenway furtherwest.
The slope failure is significant, so thisportionof the
trail is closeduntil further notice, andaprojected
reopeningdate isnot yet known. City staff havepost-
edsignageat either endof the trail toalert thepublic.
For infoplease contact Cityof CourtenayParks at
250-338-1525or email
CentennialMileof FlowersPlant-In
Tuesday,May26 from5:00 - 7:00pm
Planting takesplaceonCliffeAvenue from8th to21st
Streets and is followedbyaBBQat StandardPark.
Youthgroups&clubs, families and individualsare
encouraged toattend. Join this community funevent!
SimmsParkSummerConcert Series
Free concerts starting June28. Concerts feature local
musicians onSundaysat 7:00pmduring the summer.
photoby
RonPogue
Rotary
RiversideTrail