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Program: PARKS & RECREATION - GRASS VALLEY

Agency: CITY OF GRASS VALLEY



Description

The City of Grass Valley Parks & Recreation department operates seven public parks and offers a variety of activities that include: recreational swimming, indoor and outdoor volleyball, tennis lessons, skate camp, open gym basketball, over-the-line softball, pitch-hit-run, punt-pass-kick, and a drop-in summer recreation program.

GVPR has over 120 acres of park space that includes trails, picnic areas, ball fields, bocce courts, tennis courts, a swimming pool, a skate park, and a disc golf course. The City also has three public assembly halls that are available for rent and collaborates with the Nevada County Historical Society to manage the Pelton Wheel Mining Museum at the former Northstar Powerhouse.


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Program Phones:
530-274-4350
Main
530-273-4255
Northstar Mining Museum
530-274-4350Business Line

Main Contact
Zac Quentmeyer
Deputy Public Works Director
530-274-4713

[email protected]
Senior Administrator
Tim Kiser
City Manager
530-274-4312
[email protected]

Website: www.cityofgrassvalley.com/departments/parks-and-rec/city-parks
Email: [email protected]

Program Information
PARKS & RECREATION - GRASS VALLEY  
Location: 125 East Main Street
Grass Valley, CA 95945
(Map)
Program Hours:
Times and class schedules for all classes are available on the website for the City of Grass Valley.
Service Area:

Program Delivery
Eligibility: Adults Teens Children Families Females Males
Languages: No Additional Languages, English
Application Process: Registration for classes of all types is required. Registration and payment for all building rentals is required and application forms are available online through their website. Rules and regulations for using the parks facilities are available online.
Program Fees: Required for classes, building rentals, swimming (Memorial Park Pool).


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