This program is structured for both men and women interested in improving their game. Groups are arranged by ability. Bring a friend and improve together! Register for as many sessions as you'd like!

Discover the adventure of a lifetime! Clifton Park’s BRAND NEW state-of-the-art Adventure Challenge Course is designed to be a thrilling and fulfilling learning experience. Cooperative teaming creates a safe environment for a whole new world of excitement. Non-competitive games, cooperative problem solving, and the low and high ropes course are the principal activities used to make this experience memorable. Children may sign up for both morning and afternoon sessions, but will NOT be allowed to stay at the facility between sessions. Sign up early - class size is limited!

Needed: sneakers, water bottle, snack

Provided: Adventure Challenge t-shirt

Held during the morning session of Adventure Challenge camp. For proficient campers who wish to take their adventure experience to the next level. Participants will learn essentials needed to be an aide in an Adventure Challenge program. This is not a certification course, but rather an opportunity for older campers to learn leadership and technical skills to help advance them forward.

Must be at least 16 years old.  Only 2 spots per session.

Aqua Zumba® blends the Zumba® philosophy with water resistance, for one pool party you shouldn’t miss! There is less impact on your joints during an Aqua Zumba® class so you can really let loose. Water creates natural resistance, which means every step is more challenging and helps tone your muscles. Bring a towel and water (optional water shoes/sneakers).

Anna Rivelo (instructor) has been teaching fitness classes since 1991 when she got certified as a group fitness instructor through American Council on Exercise and Aerobics & Fitness Association of America. Anna has been teaching Zumba since 2007, when she got her Zumba license.

Join the Town of Clifton Park and our Tree Committee on Saturday, April 27, to celebrate Arbor Day and the many ways trees improve the health of our community and our planet. The event will include a ceremonial tree planting, helpful tips on how to plant and nurture trees, and hands-on activities for kids. You’ll also learn why Clifton Park has been designated a Tree City U.S.A.

Watch for more information on the Town of Clifton Park website (cliftonpark.org) and Facebook page. Or send an email to: cliftonpark.tree.committee@gmail.com.

The Town of Clifton Park Tree Committee invites Clifton Park residents to pre-order a free tree or shrub seedling now for pickup at the Town of Clifton Park Arbor Day celebration! Limited stock of a variety of trees and shrubs while supplies last. Limit for pre-order: One tree or shrub per household. To pre-order a seedling or for more information, visit http://tinyurl.com/yck9r8r3.

The month of May is Historic Preservation Month and Clifton Park’s Historic Preservation Commission will celebrate by hosting events at the Historic Grooms Tavern on May 3 and May 5. 

• Friday evening, May 3 at 7 PM, Dave Moyer from Birchwood Archaeological Services will present a program outlining the discoveries of last summer’s archaeological dig conducted at the Historic Grooms Tavern by the Auringer Seelye Chapter of the New York State Archaeological Association.  A special exhibit of the excavated artifacts will accompany the program.
• Sunday afternoon, May 5 at 1 PM there will be a special viewing of a new video on the Vischer Ferry Historic District created by the Saratoga County History Center as part of a series of videos featuring Saratoga County’s “Forgotten Crossroads.”  The video will be introduced by coordinator, Jim Richmond and videographer, Dave Waite.  The video features historical photographs and interviews with residents of the Historic District.
• Monday evening, May 6 at the meeting of the Town Board at 7 PM preservation awards will be announced

If you are interested in a week of fun, friendship, spirit, cheerleading activities and gaining knowledge of the important skills and techniques it takes to be a cheerleader, then this is the camp for you! We will learn cheers, chants, jumps, a dance, team-building activities, stunts and a warm up routine complete with stretching and jumping exercises. We will perform what we have learned for family and friends the last day of camp. We will create pom-poms, paint t-shirts and decorate cheer signs.  

Wear your sneakers and make sure you have a drink and snack everyday. You will need a white t-shirt for painting on Wednesday.

The ratio for all camps will be 10:1.

CIRLC Mobility® focuses on functional movement and is designed to improve the body’s ability to perform daily activities effectively and efficiently. Functional movements are exercises that train your muscles to work together, often mimicking common movements that you might do at home, at work, or in sports. These exercises typically use multiple muscle groups at the same time, improving coordination and balance. Breathwork is another essential component of this holistic fitness program. By consciously controlling the breath, practitioners can influence their mental, emotional, and physical state, reducing stress, improving cardiovascular performance, and enhancing mental clarity. Finally, mobility exercises focus on improving the movement of specific joints. Mobility work can improve athletic performance, decrease the risk of injury, and improve the body’s ability to move without pain or restriction.

Please bring a yoga mat.
NOTE: portions of the class may be on your knees.