Fall/ Winter 2016 Recreation Guide

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Fall/ Winter 2016| www.oakleyinfo.com | 925-625-7041

CONTACT INFORMATION 

Recreation Division Office 

3231 Main Street 

Oakley, Ca 94561 

Registration and Information Desk 

925-625-7041 

Recreation Manager 

Lindsey Bruno 

925-625-7042 

bruno@ci.oakley.ca.us 

Recreation Coordinator 

Cindy Coelho 

925-625-7044 

coelho@ci.oakley.ca.us 

Senior Recreation Leader 

Cindy Tumin 

925-625-7041 

tumin@ci.oakley.ca.us 

Oakley Recreation Buildings (ORB) 

1250 O’Hara Ave 


Table of Contents 

Registration Form ............................. 4 

City Contacts..................................... 6 

Lego Camps ...................................... 7 

Incrediflix Camps ............................. 7 

Beading Camp ....... .......................... 7 

Karate ............................................... 8 

Online Driver's Education .................. 8 

Dance Classes ................................... 9 

Skyhawks Sports................................ 10 

Tennis Programs ............................... 11 

Breakfast With Santa ... .................... 11 

Adult Basketball ................................ 12 

Tai Chi ............................................... 12 

Bocce Ball ......................................... 12 

Yoga ................................................. 12 

Out of the Darkness Walk ................. 13 

Oakley Youth Advisory Council.......... 14 

Beading Classes ................................. 15 

Adopt- A -Park .................................. 16 

Park Matriz........................................ 17 

Park Map .......................................... 18-19 

Facility Rental.................................... 20 

Sponsorship Information...................... 21 

Movies in the Plaza ............................ 21 

Freedom High School Homecoming ... 21 

Christmas Tree Lighting ....................... 22 

Heart of Oakley .................................. 23 

Hometown Holiday Decorating Contest 24 

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

The Recreation Division reserves the right to 

photograph and video record events, programs, 

classes and facilities for advertising use 

on our web site, and Recreation Guide only. 


REGISTRATION FORM 

Participant Name: ___________________________ 

Program Name: Program Number: Oakley Resident: Age/Grade: Program Fee: 

Parent/Guardian (If under 18): __________________________________ 

Recreation Division 

3231 Main Street 


Street Address: __________________________________ City: ______________ State: ________ Zip: ________ 

Day Phone: ___________ Evening Phone: ___________ Mobile Phone: __________ 

E-mail Address: ____________________________________ 

Please make checks payable to The City of Oakley 

(Return check fee of $57.00 will be automatically charged to the liable guardian or participant of said activity) 

As the parent/guardian of a minor participating in the City of Oakley’s Recreation Programs, Field Trip and Services, I recognize and 

acknowledge that there are certain risks of physical injury. This Waiver, Release and Indemnity Agreement is intended to discharge in 

advance the City of Oakley, the Oakley Union School District, the Liberty Union High School District and its officers, employees, volunteers, 

and agents from any and all liability arising out of or connected in any way with myself or my child/ward’s participation in said 

activity, even though that liability may arise out of negligence or carelessness on the part of the persons or entities mentioned above. 

It is further agreed that this Waiver, Release and Indemnity Agreement is to be binding on my heirs and assignees. I agree to assume 

the full risk of any injuries, damages or loss that I or my minor child/ward may sustain as a result of participating in any and all activities 

connected with or associated with each activity. I additionally agree to indemnify the City against any claims or rights of action for damages 

which I or the minors has/have before or after they reach age of majority. I further agree that certain marketable information may 

be used in accordance with State Laws and regulations. Such items include: e-mail addresses, photos and press releases that include 

statements made by myself or my child/ward in publication of said activities. In the event of any emergency, I authorize City Officials to 

secure from any licensed hospital, physician, and/or medical personnel any treatment deemed necessary for my minor child’s immediate 

and emergency care if it be deemed to sustain life. I also agree that I will be responsible for payment of any and all medical services 

rendered. 

In case of emergency whom should we contact? 

Name: __________________ Phone:_____________ Relationship: _____________ 

Name: __________________ Phone: _____________ Relationship: _____________ 

Physician: ______________ Insurance Carrier: ______________ Group Number: ______________ 

Does your child take any medications or have any allergies or other health problems we should be aware of? If yes, please explain: 

____________________________________________________________________________________________________ 

____________________________________________________________________________________________________ 

_______________________________________________________________ 

* I agree to all of the above conditions: 

* I understand that I am subject to dismissal from participation of said activity for inappropriate and disrespectful behavior. 

* I understand that my child’s/ wards enrollment is subject to dismissal due to certain violations of the Recreation Division’s program code of conduct 

(available for viewing in the Recreation Division main office.) 

* I have read and fully understand the above Waiver, Release and Indemnity Agreement and Permission to Secure Treatment. 

Participant/ Guardian Signature: ____________________________________ 

Date: ______________ 

For Office Use Only: Date Received: ________________ Shirt Size: _____________ Gender:____________ 

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4easy ways to register 

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PRE-REGISTRATION 

Please register one week prior to the class 

start date. Each class has a minimum 

enrollment requirement to cover the cost 

of the program. Early registration is recommended. 

ACCOMMODATIONS 

Please indicate special accommodations 

required on the registration form and 

speak to the program supervisor. 

REFUNDS 

If you are not satisfied with a program you 

have attended please contact the program 

supervisor for refund information. 

YOUTH SCHOLARSHIP 

Scholarships are available for income-qualified 

youth who reside in Oakley. Applications 

are available online and at City Hall. 

WHAT SHOULD I BRING? 

Required items will be listed in the class or 

program description. For questions please 

contact the program supervisor. 

REGISTRATION INFORMATION 

PLAN AHEAD 

City Hall is closed the first and third Friday 

of every month. 

Creating Community Through, People, 

Parks, and Programs. 


CONTACT INFORMATION 

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CITY HALL/ CITY SERVICES 

Building & Code Enforcement 925-625-7002 

City Attorney 925-625-7000 

City Manager 925-625-7007 

City Clerk 925-625-7013 

Planning 925-625-7000 

Economic Development 925-625-7006 

Finance (Business Licenses) 925-625-7018 

Human Resources 925-625-7011 

Parks 925-625-7039 

Police (Non-Emergency) 925-625-8855 

Public Works/Engineering 925-625-7037 

Recreation 925-625-7041 

City Hall office hours are from 8am to 6pm Monday- 

Thursday and 8am to 5pm on Fridays. Closed the first and 

third Friday of each month. 

AGENCIES SERVING OAKLEY 

Chamber of Commerce 925-625-1035 

Liberty Union High School District 925-634-2166 

Antioch Unified School District 925-706-4100 

Ironhouse Sanitary District 925-625-2279 

East Contra Costa Fire Protection District 925-634-2279 

Oakley Union Elementary School District 925-625-0700 

Animal Control 925-646-2995 

Oakley Library 925-625-2400 

Oakley Disposal 925-757-7660 

Oakley Senior Center 925-625-0596 

Diablo Water District 925-625-3798 

Tri-Delta Transit 925-754-6622 

Pacific Gas & Electric 800-468-4743 

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YOUTH SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS 

East County Little League 925-625-6226 

East County Hotshots 925-392-5755 

Delta Peanut Baseball League 925-706-1994 

Brentwood Pony 925-516-3912 

Oakley Liga Latina Soccer 925-727-8490 

Impact Soccer Club 925-516-8260 

Delta Youth Soccer 925-439-4396 

Diablo Football 925-625-2222 

The City of Oakley is being 

honored with a 2016 Playful City 

USA esignation. Celebrating its 

10th anniversary, the national 

recognition program honors 

cities and towns across the 

country for making their cities 

more playable. The recognition 

is given to communities that 

make it easy for all kids to 

get balanced and active play 

through programs, policies and 

infrastructure.

FALL BREAK CAMPS 

INCREDIFLIX LIVE 

ACTION FLIX 

Age: 7-13 

Location: 1250 O'Hara Ave 

Instructor: IncrediFlix Staff 

Do you want to have a blast making 

a movie? We’ll guide you through 

“Action” to “That’s a wrap”! You 

will have the 

opportunity 

to 

brainstorm, 

location 

scout, bring 

in props and 

costumes, 

act and 

direct in a 

collaborative movie that will be 

fun for the entire audience. A $30 

production fee is due on the first 

day of camp. Register for both 

IncrediFlix camps and we will waive 

the second production fee! Your Flix 

downloadable will be available within 

a month after the end of camp. 

Residents $125 Non-Residents $135 

Class # Dates Day Time 

FLIX005 10/3-10/7 M-F 9:00-Noon 

MINECRAFT FLIX 

Age: 7-13 


Instructor: IncrediFlix Staff 

You love Minecraft! Let your 

imagination be your guide as you 

turn the popular video game into 

an exciting Minecraft world. Using 

stop-motion animation 

you will bring Steve, the 

creepers, animals, and more 

to life! Students will write, 

storyboard, shoot, and add 

voice-over in age-appropriate 

groups. A production fee of 

$30 is due on the first day 

of camp. Register for both 

camps and we will waive 

the second production fee! Your 

Flix downloadable will be available 

within a month after the camp ends. 



FLIX006 10/3-10/7 M-F 1:00-4:00pm 

BEADING CAMP 

Age: 12-17 


Instructor: Donna Cooper 

Middle and high school students can 

learn the necessary skills to create 

projects to wear home during the fall 

break! Participants will learn basic 

beading skills and macramé to create 

bracelets, earrings, anklets, and 

necklaces. All materials are provided 

– everything you need for a fun first 

week of break! 



BDCAMP1 10/3-10/7 M-F 10:00- Noon 


KARATE 

Age: 

Location: 

Instructor: 

RONIN DRAGON KARATE 

12 years old and up 

1250 O’Hara Ave. 

Ronin Dragon Dojo Staff 

Students will learn karate movements, skills, and 

techniques as they develop discipline and respect for 

one’s self and others. Participants will have fun learning 

techniques and sparring in a safe environment. Class 

meets on Mondays and Wednesdays for a total of 12 

instructional hours per session. All testing fees are payable 

to the instructor prior to the test. 

Fee: $70 Residents $80 Non-Residents 


RK022 9/28-11/7 M&W 7:00pm-8:00pm 

RK023 11/9-12/21 M&W 7:00pm-8:00pm 

RK024 1/18-3/1 M&W 7:00pm-8:00pm 

RK025 3/6-4/12 M&W 7:00pm-8:00pm 

No classes on 11/23 and 2/20 

Age: 

Location: 

Instructor: 

RONIN DRAGON KARATE 

4-11 years old 


Ronin Dragon Dojo Staff 

Students will learn karate movements, skills, and 

techniques as they develop discipline and respect for 

one’s self and others. Participants will have fun learning 

techniques and sparring in a safe environment. Class 

meets on Mondays and Wednesdays for a total of 12 

instructional hours per session. All testing fees are payable 

to the instructor prior to the test. 



RDK022 9/28-11/7 M&W 6:00pm-7:00pm 

RDK023 11/9-12/21 M&W 6:00pm-7:00pm 

RDK024 1/18-3/1 M&W 6:00pm-7:00pm 

RDK025 3/6-4/12 M&W 6:00pm-7:00pm 

No classes on 11/23 and 2/20 

Age: 

Location: 

Instructor: 

ONLINE DRIVER’S EDUCATION 

15 years old and up 

Online 

Erika Vieyra 

Are you tired of asking your parents and friends for a ride? 

Are you at least 15 years of age? If so, this class is for you! 

This is an interactive, online course with videos, animated 

driving scenarios, and sample test questions. Learn the 

rules of the road, major causes of traffic collisions, DMV 

procedures, and much more. Receive a DMV-approved 

Certificate of Completion which is required for teens under 

17 ½ years of age in order to obtain a learner’s permit and 

driver’s license. Students must register at City Hall, 3231 

Main Street, Oakley. Valid email address required 

Fee: Residents $39 Non-Residents $49 


DRIV011 Ongoing 

Calling Instructors! 

Looking to earn extra money? If you have a special skill or talent that you would 

like to share or have experience teaching special interest classes, contact the 

Recreation Division at 925-625-7041 or email tumin@ci.oakley.ca.us 

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Age: 

Location: 

Instructor: 

CREATIVE MOVEMENT 

3-6 years old 


Jabris Rucker 

Creative Movement is a fun class 

that encourages students to use their 

imaginations, express individuality through 

improvisation, improve motor skills, and 

build self-esteem as they learn the basics 

of dance. Each class session will be 

structured into five parts: Creative Play, 

Warm-up and Stretching, Technique and 

Dance Vocabulary, Choreography, and 

Dance Games. 



CM029 11/3-12/15 Th. 3:45-4:30pm 

CM030 1/19-2/23 Th. 3:45-4:30pm 

Age: 

Location: 

Instructor: 

TIARAS AND TUTUS 

2-3 years old 


Jabris Rucker 

Tiaras & Tutus is the perfect class for your 

little dancer who desires to explore the world 

of dance. This fun class will include ballet, 

creative movement, games, stories, and 

props. Each class will consist of four parts: 

Creative Play, Warm-up, Dance Games, and 

Choreography. Please wear comfortable 

clothes/dancewear and ballet shoes/bare 

feet. Don’t forget your tiara and tutu! 



TT012 11/3-12/15 Th. 3:10-3:40pm 

TT013 10/29-12/10 Th. 3:10-3:40pm 

DANCE 

Age: 

Location: 

Instructor: 

TWIRLING TUTUS 

4-6 years old 


Jabris Rucker 

No classes on 11/24 

This is an introductory class to the 

technique of ballet. Students will 

learn ballet basics while exploring the 

fantasy world of fairies and princesses. 

Each class will be structured into five 

parts: Warm-up and Stretching, Intro- 

Ballet Barre, Technique, Dance Games, 

and Choreography. Please wear leotard, 

tights, and ballet shoes with hair up and 

away from face. 



TTPB012 11/1-12/13 T 4:45-5:30pm 

TTPB013 1/17-2/21 T 4:45-5:30pm 



Age: 

Location: 

Instructor: 

URBAN JAZZ DANCE 



Jabris Rucker 

This dynamic and innovative class of exciting 

leaps and turns builds confidence while 

students learn diverse dance styles including 

lyrical, modern, and ballet. This class will 

introduce a variety of music genres such as 

Jazz, Blues, Pop, Funk, and Rhythm & Blues. 

Students will develop physical strength, 

technique, performance quality, personal 

style, and creativity through movement. 

Each class session will be structured into 

three parts: Warm-up and Stretching, 

Technique and Dance Vocabulary, and 

Choreography. 



UJD029 11/3-12/15 Th. 4:30-5:30pm 

UJD030 1/19-2/23 Th. 4:30-5:30pm 



SKYHAWKS SPORTS 

Skyhawks Sports started as a regional 

soccer program, as the popularity of 

the camps grew so did their programs. 

Skyhawks has added more 

sports to the offering and safe, and 

fun, and skills-focused sports camps 

were started. 

SKYHAWKS BASKETBALL 

Age: Grades 1-5 

Location: Oakley Elementary School 

Instructor: Skyhawks Sports 

This fun and popular, skill-intensive 

program is designed for beginning to 

intermediate players looking to take 

the next step in basketball. Participants 

learn the fundamentals of dribbling, 

passing, shooting, rebounding, 

and defense, in addition to the rules, 

strategies, and play-calls of the game. 

Our age-appropriate drills and games 

teach young athletes skill development 

in addition to vital life lessons 

including leadership, teamwork, and 

sportsmanship. 

$90 Residents $100 Non-Residents 


SBKT008 10/26-12/7 W 2:00-3:00pm 

SBKT009 2/1-3/8 w 2:00-3:00pm 

No classes 11/23 

SKYHAWKS TOT 

TRACK & FIELD 

Age: TK-Kinder 

Location: Oakley Elementary School 


This program was designed to give 

children a positive first step into track 

and field sports. Your future Olympian 

will learn the fundamentals of 

track and field events in a fun, safe, 

and positive environment. Through 

age-appropriate games and activities, 

participants learn body movement, 

teamwork, and sportsmanship! 

$78 Residents $88 Non Residents 


STF001 12/1-3/8 W 1:00-1:40pm 

SKYHAWKS TOT BASKETBALL 

Age: 

Location: 

Instructor: 

TK- Kinder 

Oakley Elementary School 

Skyhawks Sports 

This program was designed to give 

children a positive first step into basketball. 

Your young athlete will learn 

the fundamentals of dribbling, passing, 

shooting, and rebounding in a 

fun, safe, and positive environment. 

Through age-appropriate games and 

activities, participants learn balance, 

body movement, hand/eye coordination, 

teamwork, and sportsmanship! 

$78 Residents $88 Non-Residents 


STB004 10/26-12/7 W 1:00 -1:40pm 


SKYHAWKS SOCCER 

Age: Grades 1-5 

Location: Crockett Park 


Skyhawks was founded as a soccer 

club in 1979. Years later we are 

still the #1 choice for parents looking 

to introduce their child to the 

fundamentals of the world’s most 

popular sport. Participants learn the 

fundamentals of dribbling, passing, 

shooting, and defense, along with 

the rules, strategies, and play-calls of 

the game. Using our progressional 

curriculum, focusing on the whole 

player, we provide young athletes 

with the skills, passion, and confidence 

to be a better player on and 

off the field. The program ends with 

the Skyhawks World Cup Tournament 

where participants can show off their 

new skills with their friends! 

$90 Residents $100 Non Residents 


SS007 10/26-12/7 W 3:45-4:45pm 

No classes 11/23 

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Age: 

Location: 

Instructor: 

QUICK START TENNIS 


Diamond Hills Sports Club 

Darrin Cohen 

Quick Start Tennis is an eight-week program designed to 

teach you all you need to know to take your tennis game 

to the next level! You will learn new skills, participate in 

fun drills, and compete in matches. 

TENNIS 

Age: 

Location: 

Instructor: 

FULL DAY TENNIS CAMP 



Darrin Cohen 



QSTEN001 10/17-12/12 M 5:00-6:00pm 

No class 10/31 

A full day camp for tennis players to spend fun-filled 

days learning new skills, participating in fun drills, and 

competing in inter-club matches and tournaments! The 

one-week program is supervised by DHSC Tennis Director 

Darrin Cohen and a staff of certified tennis instructors. 

Campers can also participate in optional supervised swimming, 

as well as SNAG Golf, a proven learning and training 

tool for entry level golfers. 



TCAMP043 10/3-10/7 M-F 9:00-4:00pm 

TCAMP044 10/10-10/14 M-F 9:00-4:00pm 

Age: 

Location: 

Instructor: 

TENNIS CAMP 



Darrin Cohen 

Tennis campers spend fun-filled days learning new skills, 

participating in fun drills, and competing in inter-club 

matches and tournaments! The one-week program is 

supervised by DHSC Tennis Director Darrin Cohen and 

a staff of certified tennis instructors. Campers can also 

participate in optional supervised swimming to cool off, as 

well as SNAG Golf, a proven learning and training tool for 

entry level golfers. 



TCAMP041 10/3-10/7 M-F 9:00-12:00pm 

TCAMP042 10/10-10/14 M-F 9:00-12:00pm 


ADULT CLASSES 

Age: 

Location: 

Instructor: 

ADULT BASKETBALL 

Adults 

O'Hara Park Middle School 

Luis Colmenares 

This basketball class offers players the opportunity for 

3 on 3 or 4 on 4, half-court games without the commitment 

of a league. Have fun while getting a great aerobic 

workout! Some blackout dates for school functions apply. 

Pre-registration is required. 



BBALL006 8/11-12/15 Th. 7:30-9:00pm 

BBALL007 1/12-5/25 Th. 7:30-9:00pm 

Age: 

Location: 

Instructor: 

BOCCE BALL 

Adults 

Creekside Park (3900 Creekside Way) 

Jesse Rocha 

TAI CHI 

Age: Adults 


Instructor: Rocky Muir 

Tai Chi and Chi Gong are ancient Chinese forms of exercise 

for everyone. Studies have shown that practicing 

Tai Chi and Chi Gong can help improve balance, reduce 

stress, relieve pain, lower blood pressure, stabilize bone 

density, slow aging, improve memory, and aid in physical 

therapy. The movements are slow flowing with deep 

breathing designed to generate positive energy for wellbeing. 

No experience is necessary. 



TC019 9/15-10/20 Th. 1:00-2:00pm 

TC020 10/27-12/8 Th. 1:00-2:00pm 

TC021 1/19-2/23 Th. 1:00-2:00pm 

No class 11.24 

NEW Saturday morning league! Bocce is a popular team 

sport with an emphasis on FUN! Get together with old 

friends and make new ones in this social activity. Teams 

consist of 4 – 8 players and will play two games per week, 

three if time permits. Games are scheduled for Saturday 

mornings. Each team captain must submit a team roster 

and each team member must complete a registration 

form. 



BOC024 9/10-10/29 Sat. 9:00-11:00am 

Age: 

Location: 

Instructor: 

GENTLE YOGA 

Adults 

1250 O'Hara Ave 

Erica Lozano 

This class is perfect for seniors or those with injuries or 

challenges. Props such as blankets, pillows, and chairs 

will be used in order to support the body into deep 

relaxation. Stretching, breath work, and modifications 

will improve strength and flexibility. Everyone can benefit 

from the practice of gentle yoga! 



GY018 10/7-12/2 F. 9:00-10:30am 

GY019 1/20-2/24 F. 9:00-10:30am 

GY020 3/10-4/14 F. 9:00-10:30am 

No class 11/11 and 11/25 

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OUT OF THE DARKNESS WALK 


OAKLEY YOUTH ADVISORY COUNCIL 

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BEADING 

Age: 

Location: 

Instructor: 

BEADING 

Teens and Adults 

1250 O'hara Ave 

Donna Cooper 

ADVANCED BEAD WEAVING 

Age: 18 and up 

Location: 1250 O'hara Ave 

Instructor: Donna Cooper 

Each week is an interesting beading project using different 

methods to create your personal jewelry. Class projects 

include earrings, bracelets, and necklaces in alternative 

patterns and styles. This is a great place to explore 

your creativity while socializing with others who share 

the same desires. Learn to market your creations and 

maybe make some income with your new-found hobby! 

ALL MATERIALS INCLUDED IN ONE LOW FEE! 



BEAD022 10/3-11/7 M 6:30-8:30pm 

BEAD023 11/14-12/19 M 6:30-8:30pm 

BEAD024 1/23-3/6 M 6:30-8:30pm 

BEAD025 3/13--4/16 M 6:30-8:30pm 

No class 2/20 

This is a class for those with prior beading experience 

that are looking for a challenge! Each four week session 

will focus on specific projects using smaller (seed) beads 

and intricate patterns. Session 1 – Right Angle Weave 

Collar Necklace, Bracelet, and Earrings (October 6 – 27). 

Session 2 – Bead & Button pattern necklace and earrings 

(11/10 – 12/8). Session 3 – Around the Beading Table 

Bracelet patterns (1/19 – 2/9). 



ADBEAD001 10/6-10/27 Th 6:30-8:30pm 

ADBEAD002 11/10-12/8 Th 6:30-8:30pm 

ADBEAD003 1/19-2/9 Th 6:30-8:30pm 

No class 11/24 


ADOPT-A-PARK 

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Community Parks 

Oakley Park Name 

1 Laurel Ball Fields Park, 850 Laurel Road 13.6 • • • • • • • • 

2 Summer Lake Community Park, 4020 Summer Lake Drive 17.0 • • • • • • • • • • 

3 Creekside Park, 3900 Creekside Way 10.0 • • • • • • • • • • • 

4 Freedom Basin Park, 1040 Neroly Road 8.5 • • • • 

Neighborhood Parks 

5 "World of Discovery" at Crockett Park, 4150 Richard Way 4.7 • • • • • • • 

6 Cypress Grove Park,4001 Frank Hengel Way 6.0 • • • • • 

7 Daffodil Park, 590 Daffodil Drive 1.7 • • • • • 

8 Riata Park, 607 Saddlebrook Way 1.7 • • • 

9 Holly Creek Park, 4758 Hagar Court 6.7 • • • • • 

10 Magnolia Park, 5301 DafFodil Drive 5.0 • • • • • 

11 Marsh Creek Glenn Park, 430 Hill Avenue 2.4 • • • • 

12 Novarina Park, 100 Brown Road 2.2 • • • 

13 Nunn-Wilson Family Park, 1000 Oxford Drive 3.0 • • • • • • • 

14 Nutmeg Park, 1068 Nutmeg Drive 2.6 • • • • 

15 Briarwood Park, 101 Michaelangelo Drive 2.0 • • • • 

16 Shady Oak Park, 247 Cedar Glenn Drive 5.0 • • • • 

17 Lakeside Park, 4343 E. Summer Lake Drive 1.6 • • • 

Size (acres) 

Grass Area 

Playground 

Picnic Tables 

BBQ’s 

Sports Fields 

Basketball 

Tennis 

Skate Feature 

Trail 

Restrooms 

Water Feature 

Group Picnic 

PARK MATRIX 

Small Parks 

18 Catamaran Park, 2695 Manresa Shore Lane .60 • • • 

19 Civic Center Park, 3213 Main Street 1.0 • • 

20 Claremont Bay Park, 4676 Bayside Way .25 • 

21 Dewey Park, corner of 2nd and Acme Streets .25 • • 

22 Heartwood Park, 240 Heartwood Drive 1.5 • • • 

23 Harvest Park, 3854 Harvest Circle .05 • • • 

24 Heather Park, 2276 Canterbury Lane .16 • • • 

25 Lakewood Park, 1882 Lakewood Drive .60 • • • • 

26 Live Oak Ranch Park, 19 Solitude Way 1.0 • 

27 Main Street Park, 4991 Gardenia Ave .40 • 

28 Manresa Park, 1088 Clear Lake Drive .26 • • 

29 Oak Grove Park, 403 White Oak Court .8 • • • • 

30 Simoni Ranch Open Space, 20 Simoni Ranch Drive 1.0 • • 

31 Sycamore Park, 1799 Park Place .24 • • 

32 Leeward Park, 4289 Summer Lake Drive .7 • • 


PARKS MAP 

Park List 

1. Laurel Ball Fields 

2. Summer Lake Community Park 

3. Creekside Park 

4. Freedom Basin Park 

5. World of Discovery at Crockett Park 

6. Cypress Grove Park 

7. Daffodil Park 

8. Riata Park 

9. Holly Creek Park 

10. Magnolia Park 

11. Marsh Creek Glenn Park 

12. Novarina Park 

13. Nunn-Wilson Family Park 

14. Nutmeg Park 

15. Briarwood Park 

16. Shady Oak Park 

17. Lakeside Park 

18. Catamaran Park 

19. Civic Center Park 

20. Claremont Bay Park 

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PARKS MAP 

21. Dewey Park 

Park List 

22. Heartwood Park 

23. Harvest Park 

24. Heather Park 

25. Lakewood Park 

26. Live Oak Ranch Park 

27. Main Street Park 

28. Manresa Park 

29. Oak Grove Park 

30. Simoni Ranch Open Space 

31. Sycamore Park 

32. Leward Park 

For a complete list of park 

amenities see page 17. 

Group Picnic sites available at 

Creekside and Summer Lake 

Parks. 


OAKLEY RECREATION BUILDINGS 

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Thank You to All of Our 

Generous Sponsors: 

PG & E 

John Muir Health 

Iron House Sanitary District 

Oakley Disposal 

Liberty Union High School District 

Freedom High School 

Oakley Union Elementary School 

District 

Black Bear Diner 

The Press 

The City of Oakley has a variety of 

special events scheduled including 

the Harvest Festival, Hometown 

Halloween and Holiday Decorating 

Contests, Christmas Tree Lighting, 

Science Week, and more. The goal of 

these events is to bring the community 

together to enhance the quaility of 

life for our residents and community 

members. The events all include 

free admission to make the programs 

accessible to everyone. 

FREEDOM HIGH SCHOOL 

20TH ANNIVERSARY 

HOMECOMING 

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES 

If you are interested in sponsoring 

one of more of these activities please 

contact Cindy Coelho at 

coelho@ci.oakley.ca.us or at 

925-625-7044. 

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 th 

CARNIVAL AND PARADE 

START AT 5PM 

GAME FOLLOWING 


CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTING 

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HEART OF OAKLEY 


POSTAL CUSTOMER 

PRSRT STD 

US Postage 

PAID 

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