Plan your 2024 adventure at Wellington Lake with family and friends for Summer 2024 ONLINE starting January 2nd, 2024 at 8 am!!Ĭampsites book up quickly and early, so we highly recommend the advanced bookimg option.Ĭampsites can be reserved online up to 3 months in advance of your check-in date. Please note that if your check in date is within 3 months but your additional dates fall outside of the 3 months, the Advanced Booking fees will apply to all dates outside of the 3-month window. *Guests may book earlier than 3 months via the Advanced Booking process. Please bring Ice with you on your adventure.Ĭampsites may be reserved through the online booking portal as early as 3 months in advance of your check-in date at midnight. Walk-up Camping is available on site on non-peak season days only.Ĭamp sites #22-75 will be closed starting November 2023 until May 2024 for site restoration. If you are looking for a same-day camping reservation, please call to book over the phone. 4555 Located in Roberts Regional Recreation. The Campground is OPEN year-round, and reservations are made online. Swimming is Closed for renovation 10570 Skyline Blvd, Oakland, CA 94619 (888) 327-2757, option 3, ext. Please visit our travel page for details on the best route into Wellington Lake. Plans for the completion of the leisure pool are still on track for this spring. Road 68 currently has been graded 08.15.23.There are some large rocks in the roadway due to grading. 6.6 million dollar expansion and renovation project at the Castle Rock Recreation Center recently opened newly completed areas to the public. There are some pot holes due to recent heavy rainstorms.
Road 68 is currently wash boarded due to high traffic. Please come prepared with an alternate source of cooking for your stay if a Red Flag Warning is issued unexpectedly.ĭue to consistent rain fall the road is muddy and has some large Pot holes. **Please note we have been in Red Flag Warnings frequently due to unpredictable winds in our area and low humidity levels. Campers, Day Users, and Anglers are Welcome! All Guests must sign a liability waiver and pick up a parking pass upon arrival on the property.ĭay Use is open from Sun Up to Sun Down you must register prior to 4:30 pm of your arrival date. Swim Across America Denver’s mission is to raise money for pediatric cancer clinical trials and research at Children’s Hospital Colorado.The lake is Open year-round. In addition, with the help of swimmer Sydney DiCarlo, the team held a Jag- A-Thon pool swim on January 4 where the girls swam for an hour straight and raised $2,000 for the Inaugural Swim Across America Denver. With the help of swimmer Chiara Robinson, the team organized Operation Bright Star to provide meals for the Crisis Center in Castle Rock. This season the team organized two separate Jaguar Cares community service programs. With one of the most amazing efforts I have ever seen in my 12 years of coaching Rock Canyon, the girls finished fourth in the relay which moved us up to sixth place overall at 5A state!”
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Vanderpoel exclaimed, “The girls dug deep into their swimming hearts and raced like champs! Before the last event, the 400 free relay, our team was in eighth place overall. Eight girls qualified for finals whether in relays or individual events. The lady Jaguars had 12 state qualifiers, Jessie Beckwith, Anna Case, Sierra Edstrom, Grace Haas, Olivia Luhnau, Makenna Mathieson, Reagan Mathieson, Britt Nichols, Maddie Orgill, Kennedy Philbrick, Chiara Robinson and Skyler Robinson. Next came the 5A state championship meet, which was February 9 and 10 in Ft. Nicole Vanderpoel, head girls swim coach, said, “This year we truly had a team victory where all of our girls swam their hearts out! Each swimmer’s effort, along with the support of assistant coaches Jeff Seaquist, Jenny Leddick, Jessica Vitcenda and Debbie Kortbawi, contributed to our success.”
This year saw a school record number of 40 A-league swimmers who competed at the event, which was held February 2 and 3 at Heritage High School. The Rock Canyon High School girls swim and dive team won the continental A-league championship for the third consecutive year and went on to come in 6th place at the 5A state competition.īy Lisa Nicklanovich photo courtesy of Nicole Vanderpoelįor the third year in a row, the Rock Canyon High School (RCHS) girls swim and dive team won the continental A-league championship.
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