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Prescott Recreation Services DepartmentPrescott Recreation Services Department

Joe Baynes

City of Prescott Recreation Services Director

Parks and Lakes . . .

Trails and Natural

Parklands . . . . . .

Sports . . . . . . . . .

Volunteers/Staff Bio .

Calendar-Sports

Tournaments . . . .

Rentals . . . . . . . .

Rentals . . . . . . . .

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Contents

Recreation Services Advisory Board

Tom Dwyer Sherrie Hanna Linda Nichols Peg Travers

Chris Welborn

Antelope Hills Golf Course A Community Asset

Antelope Hills Golf Course was established in 1956 with the opening of the

North Course, a par 71 18-hole course located on Highway 89 north of

downtown Prescott. The PGA-sanctioned course is open to the public

year-round. Designed by Lawrence Hughes, the course is a traditional layout,

which features tree lined fairways, and fast bent grass greens. In 1992 the

City of Prescott opened the par 72 South Course, designed by Gary Panks,

which features open fairways, generous mounding, large undulating greens

and panoramic views of Mingus Mountains, Granite Dells, Granite Mountain

and a 100 mile view of the San Francisco Peaks, the highest point in Arizona.

The South course includes multi-tees, bent grass greens and three lakes.

Antelope Hills hosts over 80 tournaments and events annually. Among the list

of tournaments are the Arizona Golf Association’s Father & Son, Northern

Arizona Amateur, Arizona State Boys Championship, Southwest Section PGA

State Junior Championship, Smoki Amateur and the Outhouse Open.

Additionally, the facility is host to over 30 charity tournaments that raise

much needed funds for the respective organizations. Antelope Hills Golf

Course is also the home to Embry Riddle Aeronautical University Men’s and

Women’s golf teams as well as Prescott and Chino Valleys high school golf

teams and has a vibrant Special Olympics and Junior golf program.

Antelope Hills also offers a full service restaurant (Manzanita Grill) and a 160

seat banquet hall (Centennial Center) that hosts over 150 events per year. In

2018 the City commissioned an economic impact/benefit analysis for

Antelope Hills performed by the National Golf Foundation, a leading authority

on this topic. The result of the study showed that in addition to the

$7,000,000 in economic impact Antelope Hills has on the local economy, it

also is the conduit for over $100,000 being raised for local charities. So

whether you are looking for a round of golf with friends, a place to hold a

special event or just a great dining experience please feel free to join us at

Antelope Hills. (Contributor: Joe Baynes)

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The Parks & Lakes

LAKES

Summer Hours (April 1st through September 29th)

6:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.

Winter Hours 7:00 a.m. - Sunset

PARKING FEE $3.00 (Goldwater, Watson & Willow Lakes &

Peavine Trail) One Day Pass Good At All Four Locations.

Parking is free on Wednesdays.

Watson Lake Park Amenities

Two Boat Launches Fishing Dock

Picnic Ramadas - Ceremonial Pad Playground Restrooms

Picnic Tables with BBQs Large Turf Area Horseshoe Pits

Bocce Ball Disc Golf Course

Hiking Trails

IN-LINE HOCKEY RINK

Ceremonial Pads at Watson and Goldwater Lakes

For many years, some engaged couples have chosen to hold their wedding ceremonies and receptions at

one of Prescott's lakes. To facilitate these and other ceremonies and various celebrations, the City has

built two ceremonial pads, at Goldwater and Watson Lakes. In 2014 the first ceremonial pad (capacity

100) was built at Goldwater Lake (top photo). Located in Prescott National Forest, this facility sits between

two ramadas, Lakeview and Pinetop (capacity 100

each), which are ideal for receptions. All three of

these facilities are available for rent independently.

A new and larger ceremonial pad was built at

Watson Lake in 2018 (middle photo). With

stunning views of Watson Lake and the Dells, this

area has been a favorite spot for many weddings.

It is a short distance from Watson Lake's Upper

Ramada (bottom photo) . Both have a capacity of

150. Due to proximity, these two facilities cannot

be rented individually. For information on these

and all park rentals, see page seven.

(Contributor: Nancy Nesbit)

Ceremonial Pad Goldwater Lake (Photo Courtesy of Nancy Nesbit)

Ceremonial Pad Watson Lake (Photo Courtesy of Nancy Nesbit)

Upper Ramada Watson Lake (Photo Courtesy of Nancy Nesbit)

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The Trails & Natural Parklands Storm Ranch North Trails Completed

With only some fine tuning, including the installation of

signage, the 6.4 miles of trails at Storm Ranch North

(commonly referred to as the Storm Trails), just east of

Peavine Trail, is now complete. The trails sit on the 160

acres purchased by the City In January 2018. Trail

construction began in early February 2018 and took Over

the Hill Gang over 5,500 hours to complete.

Noted for its variety, the trail system showcases narrow

canyons, balanced rocks, boulder fields, and a stroll along

Boulder Creek. Because of the many rock formations, the

trails have Flintstone inspired names such as Bedrock City,

Bamm-Bamm, and Pebbles. The last trail to be completed,

Yabba Dabba View Trail offers 360 degree views. Other

higher elevation trails also include some impressive views

of the Dells, Glassford Hill, Watson Lake, and Granite

Mountain. (See Storm Trails map below)

(Contributors: Nancy Nesbit with Chris Hosking, photos courtesy of Chris Hosking)

Site

Annual Avg. Daily Traffic

Yearly Totals

Constellation 140.665 51,339

Disc Golf 32.621 11,907

Dog Park 448.724 163,784

Peavine 159.931 58,375

Pickleball 99.483 36,311

2018 Trail Counts

In 2018, trail counters were placed on two trails and three popular activity venues. Using previous figures on trails not counted, estimated visits on 100 miles of trail remains steady and totaled just over 800,000 visits in 2018. Even with the addition of new trails, yearly trail usage continues to be steady on all City trails. A yearly comparison on two of the busiest trails with counters for five consecutive years demonstrates this trend of steady trail usage:

2014 2015 2016 *2017 2018

Constellation 37,475 38,203 47,084 41,083 51,339 Peavine 58,127 59,396 59,624 53,568 58,375

*Figures for 2017 were distorted or down on these two trails due to 3 months of lost data on Peavine and roundabout highway construction at Constellation Trail. All other trail counts were steady or up.

Length: 6.4 miles

Elevations: 5162' (Low) - 5400' (High)

Activities: Hiking, Mountain Biking, Trail Running

Access: Peavine Trail, several gated access points

Parking: Peavine Trailhead, Sundog Ranch Rd., $3.00 parking fee

This and other trail maps are downloadable at:

www.prescotttrails.com or

www.presott-az.gov/recreation-events/recreation-areas/trails/

A new look for the City of Prescott's Mile-High Trail System. Watch for the new logo (left) appearing on trail signs.

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Sports Page

Along with Prescott's population growth, sports programs continue to grow

and expand. With this growth of tournaments, youth leagues, schools, and

adult leagues, schedules tend to overlap. In an attempt to resolve

scheduling conflicts between leagues and organizations, Recreation Services

created the Athletics Board. The Board's intent is to function as a committee

comprised of City sponsored field user groups. Formed in 2010, the

committee meets bi-monthly. Representatives from the various leagues and

organizations come together for scheduling purposes and special projects.

Aside from scheduling, maintenance issues are also a consideration.

Reseeding and other field maintenance concerns and projects may make

fields unplayable for a period of time. Because the sports facilities are

multiuse, often soccer and softball leagues share the same fields.

Maintenance requires time to set up fields for every sport being played.

The bi-monthly meetings are successful in alleviating conflicts between

groups that use the fields during the sports seasons. The groups are

informed of maintenance schedules and projects. The groups also inform

staff of issues they notice requiring attention.

Since the formation of the Athletics Board, partnering opportunities between

the City and user groups for facility improvements have

surfaced. Partnering user groups can propose an

improvement project with cost sharing between the City and

group. In some cases, improvements may be split between

several groups and the City. This process has helped to

improve and enhance Prescott's parks and facilities. Today

there are over 20 user groups utilizing fields year round.

(Contributors: Nancy Nesbit with Michelle Stacy-Schroeder)

Contact Information

To enter City teams or leagues telephone (928) 777-1557 or

email: [email protected]

Our calendar of sporting events is available at our Recreation Services Department

office located at the Grace Sparkes Memorial Activity Center

824 E. Gurley St., Prescott, AZ 86301 Telephone: (928) 777-1122

Visit us on the City's website at: www.prescott-az.gov

(Recreation and events tab, under Programs and Special Events, Sports)

Little League Baseball (Photo Courtesy of Prescott Little League))

Recreation Services Athletics Board

Youth Soccer (Photo Courtesy of Prescott AYSO Soccer)

Football Jamboree, Pioneer Park (Photo Courtesy of Nancy Nesbit)

City Sponsored Field User Groups

AYSO (American Youth Soccer Organization) PGSA (Prescott Girls Softball Association)

Prescott Little League Baseball Prescott Youth Football

Prescott Senior Softball Yavapai College Sports Programs

Prescott YMCA

Girls Softball (Photo Courtesy of Nancy Nesbit)

Senior Softball (File Photo)

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Volunteers/Staff Bio Volunteer Park Rangers

A common comment Park Rangers hear from visitors to Prescott parks and trails is not just how beautiful

they are, but how clean the parks and trails are, free of litter and trash. Many have pointed out that most

places they have visited do not compare and consider Prescott's parks the most pristine they have seen.

Along with maintenance staff, the Park Rangers do their part in contributing to the City's excellent

reputation. While on patrol, the Rangers duties include picking up trash along with monitoring the trails,

checking for parking violations, reporting graffiti and maintenance issues, special projects, answering

questions, as well as acting as ambassadors for the

City. In 2018 Ranger reports indicated a significant

increase in trash collected with 153.5, 13 gallon

bags. This was almost a 50% increase over 2017

when 104.1, 13 gallon bags of trash were collected.

Although trash and litter has decreased significantly

since the Volunteer Ranger Program began in 2009,

it appears that it may be on the rise. Help us keep

Prescott's excellent reputation for clean parks and

trails in tact. Remember to use the many trash cans

located throughout the parks and use common trail

etiquette, pack it in, pack it out.

(Contributor: Nancy Nesbit, statics Bob Scanze)

Ranger Statistics for 2018Ranger Statistics for 2018Ranger Statistics for 2018

250 out of 365 Days Covered 2,502.25 Hours Logged @ a cost savings to the City of $58,932.94 660 Ranger Outings 2,186 Park Visits 48 Maintenance Issues Reported 42 Maintenance Issued Fixed 11 Park Playground Equipment Inspected 27 Graffiti Reported 9 Graffiti removed 153.5 - 13 Gallon Bags of Trash Collected 14 - 55 Gallon Bags Collected 4 Citations Issued, $1,430 Potential Revenue 191 Warnings Issued $596 loss revenue or $10,725 in lost fines

(Contributor: Bob Scanze, Volunteer Park Ranger)

Jerry Walsh came to Antelope Hills Golf Course in May of 2007

after spending 15 years on the East Coast as Construction

Supervisor for the PGA Tour at TPC River Highlands in

Cromwell, Connecticut and then as Project Manager for the

construction of a Gary Player course at Lyman Orchards Golf

Club, a 36 hole facility in Middlefield, Connecticut. Jerry

remained at Lyman Orchards as their Golf Course

Superintendent until arriving here in Prescott.

While at Antelope Hills, Jerry has overseen the maintenance

230 acres of turfgrass , the servicing of 4500 irrigation heads

and the distribution of over 700 acre feet of effluent water

each year. His responsibilities have also included supervising

daily mowing routines, fertilizing and overseeing the proper

and judicious use of chemical applications.

Jerry remains proud of some of the improvements made at

Antelope Hills over the years, such as restoring many bunkers

throughout both golf courses, adding new Xeriscape landscape to the Clubhouse surrounds and making

the Driving Range more user-friendly by providing better playing surfaces and creating target greens. He

is also credited for developing a sound agronomic program for the golf course greens. Antelope Hills has

always been known for keeping their greens fast and firm.

Jerry grew up in the Valley, and is a second generation Arizona native. He is also a U.S. Navy veteran and

a University of Arizona graduate where he majored in Agronomy. He currently makes his home in the

Mountain Club in Prescott and resides with his wife of 41 years, Erin. They have two daughters and two

grandchildren. After over 30 years in the Golf Industry he is planning to retire this coming May, and he

says he’s enjoyed his time here and appreciates the opportunity given to him by the City. His future

plans include lots of travel, home improvements and an occasional round of golf.

"Spotlight On" periodically features a different Recreation Services Department employee.

Jerry Walsh, C.G.C.S., observes the new bunker construction on number 18 of the North Course.

The work was completed by Wadsworth Construction out of their regional office in Buckeye,

AZ.

Spotlight On … Jerry Walsh (Photo Courtesy of: Jerry Walsh)

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2019 Calendar of Sporting Events

Date Event Contact Sites Apr 5-7 Yavapai Soccer Cup Boys Yavapai Soccer League PP/HP/Kuebler/KL

April 12-14 Yavapai Soccer Cup Girls Yavapai Soccer League PP/HP/Kuebler/KL

April 13 MBAA Race Les Stukenberg

April 13 54 Mile Prescott Circle Trail Run Jamil Coury-Aravaipa Running

April 26-28 Whiskey Off-Road Bike Race Epic Rides Downtown

May 5-6 Prescott Marathon Rachelle Skvarek

May 5-6 ISA Cool Country #1 Men's/Women's/Co-Ed SP Tourney Rick Seifman Pioneer 4 Plex

May 11/12 NSA Don Fishel Memorial Friendly Get Together/Plaque Dedication-New Rick Horman Pioneer/Heritage

May 16/17 26th Annual Tom Tobin Men’s 65+ Slow Pitch Steve Smith/Lani Beach Pioneer 4 Plex

May 18/19 26th Annual Tom Tobin Men’s 50+, 55+ & 60+ Slow Pitch Steve Smith/Lani Beach Pioneer 4 Plex

May 18 Perfect Poise Cruise to the Pines Car Show John Trevino Watson Lake

May 25/26 John Hannah Men's Fast Pitch Invitational Andy Eggen Ken Lindley/PHS

May 25-27 Baseball Showcase Tournament-New Kyle Rogers Pioneer/Kuebler/WCF

June 1/2 NSA Schools OUT for the summer Girls Fast-Pitch Softball Rick Hormann Pioneer 4 Plex/Heritage

June 8/9 Kathy Jones Coed Tournament Kathy Jones Pioneer 4 Plex

June 15/16 NSA Beat the Heat Girls Fast-Pitch Softball Rick Hormann Pioneer/Heritage/BV

June 17-21 Arizona Diamondbacks Camp Jeff Rodin Kuebler/Ziegler Fields

June 22/23 ISA Cool Country #2 Men’s/Women’s/Co-Ed SP Tourney Rick Seifman Pioneer/KL/Heritage

Jun 24-Jul 3 Prescott Little League AZ D10 Majors All Star Tournament-New Prescott Little League Bill Vallely/Kuebler

July 13/14 Arizona NSA State Championships Girls SP Softball Rick Horman Pioneer/Heritage/BV

July 14-18 Nike Baseball Camp Mike Duserville Kuebler/Ziegler Fields

July 19-21 SSUSA Men’s Sr. Slow-Pitch Western State Championships Rick Seifman Pioneer/Willow Creek

July 26-31 Catalina Foothills Band Renee Shane Boyd Heritage Park 3&4

July 27/28 NSA Monsoon Madness/Best of the West Girls FP Softball Rick Hormann Pioneer/Heritage/BV

Aug. 2-4 Antique Auto Club Car Show Pct Antique Auto Club Watson Lake

Aug. 2-4 Women's Senior Summer Softball Smash Michelle Stacy-Schroeder Pioneer 4 Plex/Heritage

Aug. 10/11 NSA Mile Hi Classic Girls Fast-Pitch Softball Rick Hormann Pioneer/Heritage/BV

Aug. 17/18 Senior Volleyball Tournament Patti Enders Various Gyms

Aug. 17/18 USSSA Sr. Slow Pitch Softball Tournament-New Ronnie Salcedo Pioneer 4 Plex

Aug. 24/25 Prescott Youth Football Jamboree John Hanna Pioneer 4 Plex

Aug. 31-Sept. 2 Triple Crown Youth Baseball Tournament-New Conrad Topp Pioneer/KUB/ZIEG/WCF

Sept. 7 AYSO Soccer Games Begin (Saturdays Sept. 7-Nov. 16) Janelle Reidl Pioneer 4 Plex

Sept. 13-15 Prescott Granite Mountain Games-Pickle Ball Tournament Prescott Pickle Ball Assoc. PPA

Sept. 13-15 Highland Games Pct Area Celtic Society Watson Lake

Sept. 21-22 High School Mountain Bike Race Mike Perry

Oct. 9-13 Big Sting Country Music Festival Shadow Foundation Watson Lake

Oct. 12/13 Triple Crown Youth Baseball Tournament Conrad Topp PP/Kuebler/Ziegler

Oct. 12/13 Over-The-Line Tournament Michael Lugo Heritage Park

Oct. 26 Prescott Sixer Race Breanna Bissel

Field Site Codes: BV-Bill Vallely Fields, HP-Heritage Park, KL-Ken Lindley, KUB-Kuebler, PHS-Prescott High School, PP-Pioneer Park 4 Plex, WCF-Willow Creek Field, ZIEG-Brad Ziegler Field.

Contact the Recreation Services Department at (928) 777-1557 for more Details

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Large Grass Areas

We have large grassy areas at Granite Creek Park and Watson Lake Park that can be reserved for large picnics, weddings, etc. A reser-

vation fee will ensure your exclusive use of the area. Advance notice of your proposed event will allow us to control our irrigation

schedules so that your event will take place uninterrupted by "controllable showers". (25% discount to City residents-show your City

water bill or Yavapai County Assessor's Office tax bill at time of reservation for discount.) For groups of 50 or more a Grass Area Ap-

plication is required. Proof of Grass Area approval and park rental receipt will be required to be in the possession of the applicant's

authorized representative attending the event. Reoccurring events (2 or more times a month) will be subject to a $200 fee per

event (updated 4/7/2010).

Hourly Rental: $35 per hour plus an additional $200 refundable security deposit.

An outdoor stage area at Watson Lake Park including power pedestals for vendors, may be reserved by special arrangement

(fees apply). Please contact the office for more information. Rental fees and damage deposits will depend on the size and nature of

the event, proposed admission fee, etc.

Special Event Park Rentals at Watson Lake

Upon request, Watson Lake can be rented for special events. Full park reservations (Upper Ramada, Lower Ramada and Grassy

Area - only) can be reserved for a daily cost of $800 with a $500 refundable clean-up and damage deposit. Use of the full camping

area will be an additional $450 a day. Partial camping (19 sites) will be $225 a day. All rental fees, including the $500 refundable

damage deposit will be due no later than 20 days prior to event. Large scale events held at Watson Lake during peak season (Memorial

Day to Labor Day) will be subject to a 25 percent fee increase. $3.00 parking fee will be charged at Watson Lake and Willow Lake for

all vehicles entering your event. Parks staff will collect parking fees at the entrance to the park. Requests for Special Events will re-

quire a Special Event Application and approval by the Special Event Committee. (25 percent City resident discount does not apply to

full park rentals.)

For information on camping visit our website. See page 2 for parking fees and passes at Peavine Trail, Goldwater Lake, Watson

Lake, and Willow Lake. Telephone our office at (928) 777-1122 or visit us online through the City website under services at:

www.prescott-az.gov/services/parks/rentals

Rentals - Parks

Ramada Rentals

Ramadas in city parks can be reserved for small or large groups, for an entire day or less.

A reservation ensures your group of exclusive use of the ramada, and allows staff advance

notice so that we can prepare for your group’s arrival. We offer a 25 percent discount to

City of Prescott residents. Just bring in your city water bill or Yavapai County Assessor’s

Office tax bill when you make your reservation to identify you as a resident of Prescott. Ceremonial Pad

Large Ramadas

Half Day (4 hrs. or less) $150

Full Day (open to close) $300

Medium Ramadas



** A $10 alcohol permit is required at all parks and

lakes to consume beer and/or malt beverages only. Only

Goldwater Lake and Watson Lake do not require the permit.

Goldwater Lake Ramada (capacity 100)

Goldwater Lakeview Ramada (capacity 100)

Goldwater Pinetop Ramada (capacity 100)

Willow Lake Hilltop Ramada (capacity 150 **

Willow Lake Garden Ramada (capacity 150) **

Granite Creek Park Ramada (capacity 100) **

Vista Park Ramada (capacity 100) **

Willow Creek Park Ramada (capacity 100) **

Small Ramadas



Other Facilities

Goldwater Lake Ceremonial Pad (capacity 100) $35 per hour, maximum 4 hours

Watson Lake Upper Ramada and Ceremonial Pad (capacity 150) Due to proximity cannot be rented

separately.



Refundable deposits: $200, all rentals

*Commercial Event Rentals will require a Certificate of

Liability.

Watson Lake Lower Ramada (capacity 40)

Flinn Park Ramada (capacity 40) **

Ken Lindley Park Ramada (capacity 40) **

There is a 25% discount to City residents-show your City water bill or Yavapai County Assessor's Office tax bill at

time of reservation for discount.

Vista Park

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City of Prescott leagues and events will be scheduled before other rentals are accepted and have priority

over other reservations.

For information about city sponsorship (Prescott AYSO, Prescott Little League, Prescott Girls Softball

Association and Prescott Youth Football), please contact the Recreation Coordinator at (928) 777-1552.

GRACE SPARKES MEMORIAL ACTIVITY CENTER - Gymnasium and Conference Room

FIELD RENTAL FEES

GYMNASIUM USE

Commercial Use

Damage and Clean-up

$100 per hour

$300 per event (refundable)

Private Use

Damage and Clean-up deposit required

$50 per hour

$200 per event (refundable)

MEETING ROOMS

Use of Flagstone room and/or Kitchen

Gym Floor Cover Charge (if applicable)

$30 per hour (in addition to

gym rental fee)

$100 per occurrence

Note: Tables and chairs will be provided if available at no extra charge.

Rentals

Information regarding park facilities, activities, and

rentals can be obtained through the City website at:

www.prescott-az.gov/services/parks/rentals/

For detailed information regarding liability

insurance, rules, policies, and other applicable

requirements on rentals contact our office

at (928) 777-1552.

Tennis Courts and In-line Hockey Rink

The tennis courts located at 824 E. Gurley St. and the In-line Hockey

Rink at Pioneer Park are open to the public on a first come, first

served basis. We do not take reservations for the tennis courts.

Field Rental Fees (January 1, 2014)

Residents

Non-Sponsored Club

Teams &

Indiv.Reservation

City

Sponsored

2nd Season

Field Rental $50/4 hrs. $75/4 hrs. $30/4 hrs.

Field Prep (Baseball and Softball

Only)

$35 (per prep) $44 each $35

Field Prep (Soccer and Football Only.

Goals not provided)

$150 $180 $150

Field Lights $20/hr. $24/hr. $15/hr.

Damage & Security Deposit $500 $500 N/A

Fence Relocation - Plastic (per field) $100 $125 N/A

Rain Delay - per staff member $20/hr. $25/hr. $15/hr.

Concessions: In-Facility $50/day $63/day $50/day

Concessions: Free-Standing $25/day $32/day $25/day

This newsletter is a collaborative effort between City of Prescott employees and volunteers. Compilation and graphics provided by Nancy K. Nesbit, Volunteer Park Ranger.

This newsletter is available online at: www.prescott-az.gov You can also pick up a copy at our office at the Grace Sparkes Memorial Activity Center.

Recreation Services Department Grace Sparkes Memorial Activity Center

(Old Armory Building)

824 E. Gurley St., Prescott, AZ 86301

Telephone (928) 777-1122

Visit us on the City website at:

www.prescott-az.gov

(File Photo)

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