Aquatics

 

Stingray Bay Logo BEST 2007.JPGStingray Bay Logo BEST 2007.JPGStingray Bay Family Aquatic Center

(847) 515-POOL (7665)

12219 Lois Lane in Betsey Warrington Park

Opens Memorial Day Weekend • Saturday, Sunday, Monday 12-6pm

Features

• 2-138-ft. long Water Slides (must be 42” or taller)

• 2-Tot Slides

• Rain Drop

• Large Sand Play Area

• Six Lane Competition Area

• Zero Depth Simulated Beach Area

• 2-Diving Boards

• Sand Volleyball Court

• 4 Floatable Animal Features

 

Pool Hours

Saturday, May 24-Monday, May 26 ................12:00-6:00 pm

Tuesday, May 27-Friday, May 30 ..................................Closed

Saturday, May 31 ............................................12:00-6:00 pm

Sunday, June 1 ................................................12:00-6:00 pm

Monday, June 2-Friday, June 6 ....................................Closed

Saturday, June 7 ....................................BEGIN OPEN SWIM HOURS

Monday thru Thursday ............................11:00 am–7:00 pm

Friday ........................................................11:00 am–8:00 pm

Saturday & Sunday ..........................................12:00-6:00 pm

Last day of the season will be determined by staff availability.

 

Tuesday, June 17* ....................................11:00 am-4:00 pm

Tuesday, July 1* ........................................11:00 am-4:00 pm

Friday, July 4..............................................12:00 pm-6:00 pm

Tuesday, July 15* ......................................11:00 am-4:00 pm

Sunday, July 20** .......................................12:00 pm-5:30 pm

Family Aquatic Center will close early these days due to the Huntley Stingrays swim meets.

**Volunteer Coach Recognition Event

 

 

 

General Pool Information

• A child not toilet-trained must wear aqua diapers, a tight fitting plastic or rubber pant that are fitted around the legs and waist. No disposable diapers are allowed in the pool; Little Huggies are considered a disposable diaper and are not allowed. Children without an aqua diaper are not allowed in the pool.

• Children under age 10 are not permitted in the facility unless accompanied by an individual over 16 years old.

• No glass or controlled substances are allowed.

• No smoking inside the facility.

• Coolers and food are allowed and will be checked.

• Safety breaks will be announced at designated times. Adults and infants who cannot walk on their own will be allowed in the water during safety breaks. Children must be held at all times. Slides are not open during safety breaks.

• No flotation devices are allowed in the pool. This includes water wings, noodles, inner tubes, etc.

• The U.S. Coast Guard approved life jackets are acceptable for persons with special needs only.

• Lounge and deck chairs are for ages 16 years and older.

• No gum allowed in the facility.

• All food must be consumed in the food court area or on the grass areas throughout the park.

• Additional rules are posted at Stingray Bay.

 

Pool Passes

• Pool passes can be purchased at the REC Center any time.

• A family is defined as 1 or 2 parent/guardians and their children, all of whom must be 21 years or younger living in the same household. Children 3 and younger are free.

• New passes are only sold at the REC Center.

• Each member will need to have their picture taken and receive a photo ID card to enter the Aquatic Center. Photos will be taken beginning May 1.

Last year’s members can renew passes at Stingray Bay, but must have a new photo pass by June 30 or you

will not be allowed in the pool.

Pass Type      Resident    Non-resident

Individual      $55      $110

Family of 2      $110       $220

Family of 3      $132      $264

Family of 4      $149      $298

Add’l Person      $11     $22

Adult 55 and older    $33      $66

 

Daily Admission

Resident Non-Resident

Children 3 and under    Free     Free

Youth, ages 4-17      $6      $8

Adult, ages 18-54      $8      $10

Senior, ages 55+      $7      $9

After 5pm ages 4 and up   $4      $6

Group rates available for 20 or more

with a 3-day advance notice, save $1.


Weekday Morning Lap Swimming

One lane will be designated for lap swimming (additional lanes may be added depending on usage dates). Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Cost is $3/$5; pool pass

holders are free of charge. Lap Swimming is available June 9 to August 8.

 

Pool Rentals For Special Occasions

Plan your next party or event at the pool and relax in the sun. Parties have a designated area to eat, open presents or play games. You may bring your own food or our concession stand can cater your party. Pool rental forms are available at the REC Center. The facility accepts up to 5 parties at a time. Anyone staying for the party will be included in the rental count and charged. No charge for children 3 and younger and parents dropping off or picking up children. The group may stay for the rest of the afternoon at no charge. A minimum of two weeks notice for rental is required. Parties must bring their own coolers for items to be stored.

 

Pool Rental Reservations Begin May 5th

Base Fee: $75 / Security Deposit $50 (Refundable)

Fee Per Person: $5 No Food / $8 with food

Saturday AM Rental: 10:15am-12pm / Min. 15 people

Saturday PM Rental: 6:15-8pm / Min. 40 people

 

 

Registration deadline is May 15Activity Code 208131-01

American Red Cross Guard Start: Lifeguarding Tomorrow

(Ages 11 and up)

This is a program provides a foundation of aquatic and leadership knowledge, attitudes and skill for future successful completion of the Red Cross Lifeguarding courses.

Prerequisites:

1. Swim the front crawl for 25 yards continuously while breathing to the front or side.

2. Tread water for 1 minute using arms and legs.

3. Submerge and swim a distance of 10 feet under water.

Participants will learn about the causes and ways to prevent drowning and diving accidents. They will learn how to supervise others around water, and how to recognize when someone is in trouble. They will also gain knowledge of how to perform a self-rescue, how to assist others in trouble in the water, and how to provide basic-level first aid, CPR and AED. This is an excellent opportunity to develop leadership skills, including effective communication and making informed decisions.

Class will meet July 14-18, 21-23 from 9:50-10:30 am. Fee is $50/$75 and pre-registration is required. Program code 208132-01;

 

Please note that this course will not provide lifeguard certification, but will assist in preparing for the Lifeguarding course.  

 

Ultimate Water Workout

(Ages 14 & Up)

Emphasis is placed on progressive improvement of endurance, strength, range of motion, and balance through choreographed intervals of cardio, resistance, and toning workouts. This is the ultimate water works created for all levels! Have fun while working toward your personal fitness

goals. If pregnant, a pre-natal signed physician consent-to exercise is required.

Classes are held Mondays and Wednesdays from 7:10-7:50 pm. Session is July 7 -30.

Fee is $44/$66 and pre-registration is required. Program Code 208130-01

 

Lottery Swim Lesson

Registration for Residents

 

WHY a lottery system this year? After reviewing completed surveys of last years’ swim lesson registration, the general request was to change the process of registration to eliminate waiting in lines on a specific “Swim Lesson Registration Day”. The Huntley Park District’s Lottery Swim Lesson Registration process was developed to permit fair access to park district swim lessons for all our residents. By using a lottery system for program registration, you need not wait and stand in long lines to register. Lottery registration is fair for today’s busy families, since you can drop it off any time before the initial deadline.

 

WHAT is lottery? The lottery is a computerized software program that works with our current registration system. Lottery swim lesson registration begins the day you receive your Huntley Park District Summer 2008 brochure in the mail and lasts through the resident priority registration deadline of 4pm, Saturday, April 26, 2008. Once all lottery swim lesson registrations have been processed, the software program then randomly selects who will be registered for the class and who will be placed on a wait list. Each person’s chances are the same as long as registrations are received before the lottery deadline. Remember to take advantage of the

2nd and 3rd choice options. Many lessons are in high demand and specifying alternate choices is the best way to avoid disappointment. Enrollment confirmations are then mailed to all households participating in the Lottery the week of May 5, 2008. Those placed on the wait list are then contacted by the Park District to make alternative arrangements.

 

WHO is eligible for Lottery swim lesson registrations?

Residents of the Huntley Park District. A resident is anyone living within the geographic boundaries of the Huntley Park District. Registration is limited to only one lesson per child.

 

WHERE do you drop off Lottery swim lesson registrations?

Registration begins the day you receive your Huntley Park District Summer 2008 Brochure. Forms and payment will be accepted at the Huntley Park District REC Center Registration Office, 12015 Mill Street, Huntley, IL Monday through Thursday, 5:30am to 9pm, Friday, 5:30am to 8pm, Saturday, 7am to 4pm and Sunday, Noon to 4pm. Lottery Swim Lesson Registration forms and payment will be accepted through Saturday April 26, 2008, 4pm. The only method ofregistration will be by walk-in at the registration office. Payment is required at the time of registration.

 

WHEN is Lottery Swim Lesson Registration? Registration begins the day you receive your Huntley Park District 2008 Summer Brochure in the mail and lasts through the Resident Priority Registration Deadline of 4 pm, Saturday, April 26, 2008. Non-residents or residents who miss the lottery may begin open registration on May 5, 2008 at 9am at the Huntley Park District REC Center, 12015 Mill Street, Huntley, IL.

 

Lottery Refund Policy: In special cases when enrollment may be wait listed due to a full class, a credit in the amount of the payment will be issued to the household. If the household chooses not to use the credit, the office must be contacted before a refund check or credit to credit card can be processed. NO OTHER REFUNDS WILL BE GIVEN.

 

Swim Lesson Information

The Park District will follow the American Red Cross guidelines for the swim levels. Please review the descriptions of the various levels to ensure a positive experience. Please note that each child will have different abilities and will learn at their own pace. Lessons are instructed in cool/windy conditions and are only cancelled for severe weather. Lessons will be made up only if the Park District cancels. No make-ups for sickness or vacations. Water temperature is kept at 82 degrees, but may vary due to weather conditions. If weather is questionable and you are unsure if lessons are being held, please call 847-515-7665. All participants are to exit the facility at the conclusion of their lesson.

 

Day Swim Lesson Levels

PARENT/TOT

Both parents and tots work together on water adjustment, safety techniques, and are introduced to swimming. You will sing songs and play games to help tots adjust to being in the water. $34/$51

TOTS

Students will learn basic water skills, such as blowing bubbles and learning how to comfortably enjoy the water. Students will play games and sing songs along with their instructors. $34/$51

LEVEL 1

Students will learn basic water safety skills, including assisted floatation/kicking on front and back, arm movement, and underwater exploration. This level teaches the very basic steps of front and back crawl. $34/$51

LEVEL 2

Students will combine their arm and leg movements to begin swimming front and back crawl unassisted. Students will learn basic breathing for front crawl. Basic water safety is reviewed and reaching/extension assists are taught. $40/$60

LEVEL 3

Students continue to develop their stroke and breathing techniques in front and back crawl. They will learn the basics in elementary backstroke, diving, and treading deep water. Safety skills are addressed for deep water. $40/$60

LEVEL 4

Students develop their skill and endurance in front/ back crawl, diving, and elementary backstroke. The following skills are taught; breaststroke, sidestroke, and flip turns. Safety skills are reviewed and students are shown demonstrations of CPR and common first aid. $40/$60

LEVEL 5

Students will refine all of the strokes they have already learned. Butterfly, surface dives, and springboard diving are introduced and practiced. Students will work on their endurance in each stroke, as well as their technique. $40/$60

LEVEL 6

Students will work on stroke endurance, technique, as well as surface dives, flip turns and diving off the board. Safety skills will be addressed and students will be shown the rescue technique for a spinal victim. $40/$60

 

 

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