Contacts
Sports Coordinator | 541.265.7814 |
Newport Recreation Center | 541.265.7783 |
Park After-Hour Emergencies | 541.265.4231 |
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Ways to Help
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Sports Locations
225 SE Avery Street
852 NW Nye Street
1445 NE Big Creek Road
656 NW High Street
Sports Forms
Adult Team Roster Registration Form
Athletic Field Reservation Form
Concussion Acknowledgement Form
No prerequisites needed. Full day of building survival skills and testing yourself against survival scenarios! Skills taught/practiced will include shelters, fire safety/building, knife safety, tracking, foraging teamwork, traps, orienteering, cordage and knots and primitive skills. We won’t get to all of them but will get in a lot based on instructor and student preference. Our goal is building initiative, self control and judgement skills while connecting with the natural world and having fun. We use teaching scenarios based on real life survival and play survival themed games. The week ends with an exciting final scenario and a certificate of achievement. Bring appropriate clothing, snacks and lunch. . Call Coyle Outside for details about curriculum 541-760-0774 - Coyle Outside donates 10% annual profit to causes that benefit youth and nature.
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Build. Cool. Stuff. This camp is all about tool use, creativity and engineering. Each day we will introduce a new building project that participants will work on throughout the week to bring home. Projects are generally themed for camping and outdoors. We even try to build the tools we will use to build the other things! Projects may include assembling a bushcraft knife, a bone awl, wood baton, natural fiber cordage,hand carved wood spoon and/or bowl, paracord survival bracelets or belts, feathersticks, leather medicine pouches, bamboo walking sticks, gourd drinking bottle, rocket stove and more. Projects vary depending on instructor. We take breaks to explore the park and look for materials. Participants practice focus, follow through, patience and develop problem solving and common sense as they work through projects.
Call Coyle Outside for details about curriculum 541-760-0774 - Coyle Outside donates 10% annual profit to causes that benefit youth and nature.
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We’ve partnered with Ossies Surf Shop to have their professional staff offer a specialty paddling class. Ossies’ instructors have over 40+ years of instructing experience in Lincoln County and the state of Oregon. The 2 day class will guide the participants through basic paddling techniques, balance, self rescue skills, and general water safety on kayaks and stand up paddleboards. All instructing will be completed at the Big Creek Reservoir. Registration for the class includes rental of SUP board, kayak, paddle, personal floatation device (PFD) and instruction on both days. All sessions are dependent on the weather conditions for each day. Bring appropriate
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Archery Camp is a fun, rewarding, and, most importantly, safe way of learning the craft or advancing your skills in archery. In this camp, participants will learn safety, the rules of the range, and the basics of shooting with a highly trained staff. Equipment is supplied.
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All about Legos! Explore how to build a simple robot and complete challenges. Youth will work together in small groups to collaborate on ideas to achieve the goals for the week.
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Full STEAM ahead! Explore exciting topics relating to applied Science, how Technology can help us in life, creative ENGINEERING, ART as it relates to everything, and enjoy MATH as it adds up to so much more than homework!
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