RECREATION

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All Seasons Center

The Ridge Golf Club

Children's Recreational Activities

Adult Recreational Activities

Sioux Center Recreation Bike Trail

Sandy Hollow Campground & Recreation Area

• Children's Recreational Activities

Gymnastics - There will be a summer session with a tentative start date in late June. For more information or to register please call the gym at 722-4820 or email us at siouxcentergymnastics@yahoo.com.

Tot Swimming Lessons - Lessons for 2-6 year olds at the All Seasons Center. Visit the All Seasons Center web-site for schedules.

Seahawk Swim Team - The Seahawk Swim Team welcomes new members (girls and boys) ages 6-18. Practice is after school on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday and the season runs September to March. Swimmers do not need to attend Sioux Center schools. Practice will begin September 21. For more information, contact: Coach Lisa Ciesielski at 439-1833; Dave or Lorna Moss at 722-4809; Van & Terry Rathbun at 722-2730.

Youth Hockey Leagues - visit the All Seasons Center web-site for more information.

Summer Recreation Programs - Summer Recreation Registration 

For information on other water or ice activities, visit the All Seasons Center web-site.

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•  Recreational Activities:

Men's 4 on 4 Flag Football League - Informational meeting Wednesday, August 4 at 7:00 p.m. at the All Seasons Center. Questions, contact Dave Ruter at 722-4386 ext. 3.

Men's Slowpitch Softball - Games will be held on Monday and Wednesday evenings at the Recreation Station Diamonds beginning May 10. Registration deadline is May 1. Cost is $300 per team. Captain's meeting will be held April 21 at 7:00 p.m. at the All Seasons Center. Contact Dave Ruter at 722-4386, ext. 3 for more information. 

Adult Co-Rec Kickball League - Games will be held on Tuesday evenings June 8 through early August. Captain's meeting will be held on Tuesday, May 18 at 7:00 p.m. at the All Seasons Center. Contact Dave Ruter at 722-4386, ext. 3 for more information.

Adult Soccer League - Games will be held on Thursday evenings beginning May 27. League meeting will be held Thursday, April 15 at 7:00 p.m. at the All Seasons Center.  Contact Dave Ruter at 722-4386, ext. 3 for more information.

Athletic Track - The athletic track at Open Space Park can be used for walking and jogging by the public. Rules for the track: 1) School activities have first priority. 2) Please walk on the outside lanes. The inside lane markings are wearing off due to heavy traffic. 3) No roller blades, bikes, or skates are allowed on the track. 4) No spikes allowed, with the exception of track spikes.

Sand Volleyball - Sioux Center has 4 sand volleyball courts which are available for the barefoot enjoyment of anyone. A non-lighted court is located at Westside Park and Sandy Hollow in the swimming area. Two new, lighted courts are located northeast of the All Seasons Center.  

Tennis Courts - Two tennis courts in Open Space Park are available for use throughout the year. They have been totally refinished and are located south and west of the football complex. Roller blades are not allowed on tennis courts!

Water Aerobics - Fat burning cardio workout that is easy on the joints and suitable for all ages. Morning and evening classes are available.  All classes held at the All Seasons Center. For class schedules or if  you have any questions, please call the All Seasons Center at 722-4386. Cost is $30 for 10 times or $4/class.

Arthritis Aquatics - This class is for anyone with mobility problems. It is a program developed by the Arthritis Foundation that involves range of motion, stretching and strengthening with the support and low, low impact of exercising in the water. Classes meet every Tuesday and Thursday from 9:30 - 10:30 a.m. You do not need to know how to swim. Classes are available mornings and evenings. Cost is $30 for 10 times or $4/class.

Senior Swim - Swimming for seniors is available at the All Seasons Center on Mondays & Thursdays from 2:00 - 3:00 p.m. and costs only $1. For more information, call Dave at 722-4386, ext. 3.

For more information on Recreation Activities or to pre-register, contact Dave Ruter at 722-4386. 

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• Sandy Hollow Campground and Recreation Area:
  

The Sandy Hollow Campground is open for camping. There are 37 camping spots with electrical hookups, plus we have 2 full hook-up spots and 14 with water and electric. There are 4 water hydrants placed around the campground and a sewer dump station has been added. A comfort station is available with sinks, stools, and showers.

Near the campground are sand volleyball courts, a playground area, a horseshoe pit, a softball field, soccer field, and fishing. The three ponds have been stocked with catfish, big mouth bass, blue gills, walleye and crappie, so come on out and enjoy the Sandy Hollow Recreation Area.  Bring your bikes - remember the 3 mile bike trail that enters the south side by the volleyball court.

A nine-hole Frisbee Golf Course is planned for Sandy Hollow that campers and anyone else can enjoy. We plan on having it open by Memorial Day weekend. 

The Sandy Hollow Campground is run on a first come first serve basis. In order to save a camping spot, you must have a tent or camper on the site, and pay for that site for the amount of days the camper or tent is there. A group reservation is possible with 10-20 spots reserved, for a minimum of 3 nights. No holiday reservations. For more information, call the campground office at 722-2491.

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•  Sioux Center Recreational Bike Trail

The new bike trail is open for your biking pleasure. It is 2.9 miles of trail that runs from 20th Street SE to 12th Street NE. You can use the new trail to bike across town to Open Space Park, the fairgrounds, and Dordt College. The new trail joins the Sandy Hollow Trail at Children's Park and Kinsey Elementary. The Sandy Hollow trail between Kinsey Elementary School and Sandy Hollow Recreation Area  provides easy access and safe travel between the community and the recreation area. The trail is approximately 3 miles long and runs through fields and waterways, not directly adjacent to the blacktop.  A shelter was put up along the trail for anyone who wants to stop while biking, walking, running or rollerblading.  We hope you enjoy its use!

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For more information on any Recreation activities, contact Miriam Muth at (712) 722-0761 or Dave Ruter at (712) 722-4386.

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