Traveling just five miles of north of Winchester allows you to experience the 55 acres of Clearbrook Park which include: 3-acre fishing lake lighted ball fields picnic shelters & tables 3,000 feet of paved walking paths 25M outdoor pool paddleboats playground volleyball court vintage red caboose

Shelters are available for rent for your company picnic, family reunion, or any occasion! We begin taking reservations on the first business day in January. You may also reserve your shelter on line. The fees for 2010 are as follows:

Name of Shelter	Capacity	# of Tables*	Water Spigot	Lights	Electrical Outlets	Charcoal Grill(s)	Resident Fee	Non-resident Fee
Lawrence	30	4	yes	yes	yes	yes	$35	$50
James Wood Key Club	50-75	10	yes	yes	yes	yes	$45	$60
James Wood Colonels	50-75	10	yes	yes	yes	yes	$45	$60
Rubbermaid	50-75	10	yes	yes	yes	yes	$45	$60
Antique Car Club	50-75	10	yes	yes	yes	yes	$45	$60
Brill Family	50-75	10	yes	yes	yes	yes	$45	$60
Shawnee Lions	100-150	15	yes	yes	yes	yes	$55	$70
Kiwanis II	100-150	15	yes	yes	yes	yes	$55	$70
Kiwanis I	200-300	20	yes	yes	yes	yes	$65	$80

2010 Pool Schedule for Sherando and Clearbrook Pools unless noted
May 29, 30, 31, and June 5 & 6: 12-6 p.m.
June 12* - August 24: 12-6 p.m.
August 28, 29, September 4, 5, 6: 12-6 p.m.
*The pool will be open seven days a week beginning with the first day of summer vacation for the Frederick County Public School system and will only be open on weekends through Labor Day once the FCPS 2010-2011school year has begun.

Admission Fees:

Age	Noon-5 p.m.	Last Hour
Infant-2 years	free	free
3-5 years	$1.50	$1
6-15 years	$2.50	$1
16-54 years	$3.50	$1
55 & over	$2.50	$1

Pool Rentals:
Friday, Saturday and Sunday: 7:15-9:15 p.m. Rentals by reservation only and with at least two weeks notice. Reservations are accepted beginning in January of the same calendar year. A pool reservation form is available at the FCPRD main office. Reservation fee must be PAID IN FULL at time reservation is made. FEE: $200 for residents; $250 for non-County residents.

Refund Policy:
Refunds will be given until a program begins, however, a 20% administrative charge will be deducted. No refunds will be given after the start of a program unless special circumstances warrant. All requests for refunds must be in writing. In some cases, household accounts will be credited for future use in lieu of cash refunds. Credit card refunds will be applied to credit card accounts; no cash refunds will be issued on credit card charges.

Passes:
Save 20% off of the regular admission price by purchasing multiple visit passes. Punch passes are valid at either Sherando or Clearbrook pools. A minimum of 5 visits must be purchased.

Age	Discounted Rate
3-5 years	$1.20
6-15 years	$2.00
16-54 years	$2.80
55 & over	$2.00

Discounted Rate x Number of Visits Purchased = Total Pass Price

We hope you enjoy your visit to the Frederick County Public Parks. While visiting your parks please be courteous to others and be aware of the following rules and regulations.

I. Accidents/Injuries Any person witnessing or involved in an accident in a park should report it to the Park Ranger, Park Manager, or the Parks and Recreation Department, 665-5678. II. Alcoholic Beverages The possession of alcoholic beverages is prohibited on park property. No intoxicated person shall enter or remain in the parks. Frederick County Parks and Recreation reserves the right to inspect coolers and containers.
III. Tobacco Tobacco products are prohibited within 50 feet of athletic complexes, playgrounds, and swimming pool areas. IV. Animals and Pets Animals must be kept under control at all times. Pets must be on leash no longer than six feet. Owners are responsible for cleaning up after their pets. Pets are prohibited on or within 50 feet of athletic complexes, playgrounds, and swimming pool areas. V. Camping Persons shall not camp or lodge within any park. VI. Digging or Excavating Digging or Excavating on park property is prohibited unless written permission is granted by the Parks and Recreation Director or his designee. VII. Conduct of Park Visitors 1. No person shall damage, move or remove any park property, either man-made or natural. 2. No person shall buy, sell or solicit contributions nor distribute or post handbills, or advertisements. 3. Repairs to vehicles are not allowed in the parks, except in the case of emergency. 4. Public gatherings, concerts or public entertainment are prohibited. 5. Amplified/Power Assisted Music by Permit Only. 6. No Loitering. 7. Gambling or betting is not permitted on park property. 8. The carrying or discharging of any fireworks, or explosives is prohibited. 9. Boisterous, riotous, threatening, or indecent conduct or language shall not be allowed in the parks. 10. Fires are restricted to approved cooking and picnic grills and must be attended at all times. Fires muste be completely extinguished. The use of a generator is prohibited unless approved in advance by the Parks and Recreation Department. 11. Park visitors shall not enter, cross, trespass or disturb adjacent land or property. 12. Motorized vehicles are restricted to designated roadways and parking areas. No private vehicles are permitted in maintenance areas, on maintenance access roads, or on trails. 13. All park roadways are considered public roadways and therefore are subject to all state and local laws. The speed limit in county parks is 15 MPH unless posted otherwise. 14. Parking in areas other than those officially designated for such purposes is prohibited unless directed by park personnel. 15. There shall be no feeding, hunting, molesting, trapping, harassing or destroying of animals or wildlife in parks. 16. No littering. Use receptacles provided. No person shall place any litter from any private or commercial properties on any park grounds or in any park receptacles. 17. Public is restricted from entering the maintenance facility.
VIII. Park Hours 1. Parks will open at 8:00 AM and close at the time posted at the entrance to the park or at the discretion of the Parks and Recreation Department. 2. Natural areas and adjacent parking areas shall close at dark. 3. The Parks and Recreation Department and/or the Park Manager may close a park or facility when activities are canceled due to inclement weather.
IX. Shelter Reservations 1. All reservations must be made in writing through the Parks and Recreation Department. 2. Reservations must be made within one week of desired day of picnic. 3. Reservations will be made on a first-come first-serve basis. 4. Groups using a reserved area will be held responsible for clean-up of said area. X. Fishing 1. State game laws govern all fishing in county parks. 2. Trout license required at Clearbrook Park. XI. Swimming 1. Swimming is prohibited in all county park lakes. XII. Frisbee Golf Course 1. Players must abide by rules posted at beginning of course. 2. Course closed to public during tournaments.

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