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

We added an evening class to sessions 2 and 4. Check it out!

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.

Tuesday April 22, 2025 at 6:30 p.m. at Clifton Park Halfmoon Public Library
Develop a new skill by learning how to compost in your own back yard! The GREEN Committee is collaborating with Cornell Cooperative Extension to help you learn how easy and environmentally beneficial composting food scraps can be. Get more information at cphlibrary.org in early 2025.

Join Clifton Park Historian John Scherer and Eric Hamilton of the Mohawk Towpath Byway on a bicycle ride along the Erie Canal towpath in the Vischer Ferry Nature and Historic Preserve. Frequent stops will be made along the route to learn about canal history and features such as dry docks, locks and bridges. Distance about 8 miles on level ground. Helmets required.

Join Historian John Scherer on a bus trip to explore the Erie Canal and celebrate the 200-year Erie Canal Celebration. First stop at the Chittenango Landing Canal Museum to see how canal boats were made, visit a full-size replica of a canal boat, and watch a blacksmith demonstration. After a lunch at Warner's Service Area (lunch on your own ), the next stop is The Camillus Erie Canal Park, where we’ll take a boat ride on a two-mile stretch of the original Erie Canal, passing over the restored 1844 Nine Mile Creek Aqueduct. Exhibits in the adjoining restored Sims Country Store feature maps, early photographs, and models of locks, aqueducts, and canal boats.

REGISTRATION REQUIRED 

$60/person fee includes admission to both museums, and travel. Lunch will be on your own at Warner's Rest Area.

Bus will depart from Town Hall at 7:30 a.m. and will return at approximately 7:30 p.m.

Questions? Reach out to Lori Hughes at 518-371-6667 or email LHughes@cliftonpark.org

The Car Care Basics program provides vehicle owners with essential knowledge and skills for maintaining their cars. Covering fundamental topics like regular maintenance checks and basic diagnostics, this program helps participants keep their vehicles running smoothly and efficiently. It is designed to promote vehicle longevity, safety, and reliability through practical instruction.

You asked, we answered! Now available for teens AND adults!

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.

Join us once again this summer for our Junior Golf League! Open to golfers of all skill levels, ages 11-16. All Course rules apply. Golfers must bring their own clubs. Proper golf attire required. There will be no golf instruction during league play. The league will be limited to 16 golfers. Registration for league and tee times will be available online only.