The shelters in Sunset Park are managed and maintained by Parks and Recreation. They can be reached at (309) 732-PARK.

The CCCB has two shelters that can be reserved. To reserve the shelter at Cold Springs, call 712-769-2372. To reserve the shelter at Cocklin Fish Farm call 712-778-2408.

We begin accepting reservations for the current calendar year the first working day after the New Year Holiday.

The Parks and Recreation Department has seven facilities available for private rentals, as well as picnic areas available to reserve in 16 parks. To make reservations call (512) 974-6797. In addition, all 17 Recreation Centers and three Senior Activity Centers are available for private reservations when the facilities are normally closed to the public.

No reservation is necessary - first come, first serve basis. Check the athletic field schedule with the Recreation Department at (703-324-5533) if applicable to determine if park is available.

Call Park Services at 703-324-8680 to reserve and to obtain required public gathering permit and information on Department of Health requirements if a concession or the sale of food and drink are involved.

You can reserve picnic pavilions at PGA, Oaks and Mirasol parks. Please phone the Parks Division at 561.775.8261 or Recreation Division 561.630.1100 for details.

Yes: Groh Park and Spencer Shank Park each have a picnic shelter that can be reserved. Call our office or check elsewhere on our website under “Parks & Recreation” for more information.

The City parks cannot be reserved, unless the City Council makes an exception. The City does own the Active Club, and the City Clerk's office schedules those rooms.

The Town of Clayton has one park shelter available for rent. Clayton Park is located on Larsen Road. Along with your reservation, you get the use of one baseball diamond, volleyball and net, horseshoes and kitchen facilities. Park rentals are taken on a first come first served basis beginning January 2nd. If you would like to make a reservation, please contact the Town Office at 920-836-2007. No dogs are allowed in Clayton Park.

Sioux City operates a number of city parks. Reservations and other information may be obtained by calling (712) 279-6126. For other towns or cities in Woodbury County, contact their respective parks department or their city hall. Information on other County Conservation Board Areas is available through the office of the Iowa Association of County Conservation Boards (IACCB) at (515) 963-9582.

To reserve space at Heartland Park, you will need to contact Greg Hensel at Hubbard County. His number is (218) 732-4270.

All Reserve lots are monitored daily. Some are reserved 7am to 5pm Mon - Fri only, while others are reserved 24/7. Please read the posted signs.

Yes. You may call the Parks Division at 686-5275, or visit our City West facility at 611 N. Exchange Avenue and complete a reservation form.

The use of the greenbelt and park areas is on a first come, first serve basis. No reservations are made and no permits are issued.

To reserve a portion of the park or to hold an event, you must complete an event application and return it to the River Parks Authority office. For more information about planning an event in River Parks, call 918.596.2001, or go to the "Events" page on this website.

Reservations are accepted twelve months in advance of the rental date. A pavilion reservation form may be obtained by clicking on the "Forms" link above or by filling out a form in person at our office. Telephone reservations may be made by calling (920) 832-5905. Telephone reservations will be held for five working days during which time the reservation form must be completed and the appropriate fee paid in full.

Plamann Park is part of the Outagamie County park system. Please call (920) 832-4790 to reserve a pavilion at Plamann Park.

Parking in a reserve space without permission from the reserve owner will result in a $50 fine and immediate towing of the vehicle at the reserve space owner's discretion, regardless of time of day.

Yes, and please do so to avoid disappointment. To reserve (up to 5 months in advance) by telephone (07h00 - 23h00 daily), call Ontario Parks' Reservation service at 1-888-0NT-PARK (1-888-668-7275). It is a good idea to phone the Park (613) 376-3489 before making your reservation so the staff can assist you planning your trip to Frontenac. To make a reservation you will need the following information: The reservation fee is $12.

The Community Services Department rents picnic pavilions at the following locations: Ganesha, Country Crossings and Phillips Ranch Parks. All other parks are on a first-come, first-served basis. For more information on fees and rental rules please call the Community Services Department at (909) 620-2321 or refer to our web site at www.ci.pomona.ca.us.

You can find the park reservation form on this site. It should be filled out and emailed or sent to the Park Division. Keep in mind that there are restrictions related to the use of alcohol and amplified music. Shelters will need to be rented through the Recreation Division.

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Shelters at Buckingham, Alva, or Lehigh Community Park are on a first come first served basis. The Buckingham shelter is very large and we expect individual and parties to share. This allows more people the opportunity to use the shelter without having it monopolized by one small group “renting” for the day.

The lab is open to general use by students, faculty and staff of the University. However, our labs also serve as classrooms that are scheduled during each semester. If you notice that a class is in session, feel free to sit in the last few rows of the lab and quietly use the computer. Class schedules are posted at the back of each of the labs, and posted online.

The decision to open a shelter depends on the level of evacuation from the Emergency Response Zones. If a shelter were to open it would be administered by the American Red Cross. The American Red Cross provides water, food, basic medical attention and a place to sleep.

Reservations are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis starting January 2 (or the first working day thereafter) for the calendar year. Call 715-395-7270 to reserve and for fees.

Start with our Ceremony Guide for more information about sites, fees, and reservations then call (206) 684-4081 to make your reservation or to ask questions.

Yes, depending on the activity and what service you would be requesting from the village it could be from $25 to $75 per hour.