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The 
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uarterly
PARK & PROGRAM GUIDE
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SPRING 2012
MARCH | APRIL | MAY
NORTH CHARLESTON WANNAMAKER COUNTY PARK | COOPER RIVER MARINA MT. PLEASANT PALMETTO ISLANDS COUNTY PARK | FOLLY BEACH FISHING PIERMULLET HALL EQUESTRIAN CENTER AT JOHNS ISLAND COUNTY PARK FOLLY BEACH COUNTY PARK | RAVENEL CAW CAW INTERPRETIVE CENTERKIAWAH BEACHWALKER PARK | MT. PLEASANT PIER | SPLASH ZONE JAMES ISLAND COUNTY PARK | ISLE OF PALMS COUNTY PARK SPLASH ISLAND | WHIRLIN’ WATERS ADVENTURE WATERPARK 
 
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COVER ART & PHOTOGRAPHY:
The Charleston County Park &Recreation Commission features a local artist’s work on the cover of eachQuarterly Program Guide. If you are an artist and would like to submit digitalfiles, slides, or photos of your artwork, please send them via regular mail(attn: Marketing - Cover Art) and include a self-addressed, stamped envelopefor their return. Artwork is also viewed via email atnlau@ccprc.com. We donot pay for cover artwork, but we do publish a short bio of the artist withinformation on how he/she can be contacted. The selected artist also receivesa Gold Pass, which provides vehicular entry into eight Charleston CountyParks for an entire year.
Hilarie Lambert is captured by things – “by thearchitectural allure of old movie theaters, by the way themorning light illuminates a bird’s wing or by the play of 
light and shadow on a sherman’s face.”Ms. Lambert has developed a very recognizable style with
her oils; part of this is in her approach to the application
of paint on the canvas. The paint is laid down in what
seem to be quick and loose, but strong brush strokes
usually with a very generous amount of paint. This stylegives the viewer a denite sense of the artist’s hand andvision at work in the nished piece. The range of moodand subject matter in her pieces is broad. Sometimes
her pieces are done tongue in cheek with her sense of humor evident in the choice of titles and gestures in the
gurative pieces; other times her paintings have a much
more traditional and classic style while still rendering the
pieces with her signature air.
An award-winning painter, both nationally and
internationally, she travels extensively in Italy and France.She resides in Charleston with her husband John.Hilarie’s work can be viewed atwww.hlambert.com andthe Hilarie Lambert Fine Art Studio, 54 Broad Street,Charleston, SC. For more information, call(843) 822-1707 orlambertpaintings@gmail.com
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“Back to te Dock”, Ol o Caas
About the Artist:
 
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PROGRAM REGISTRATION
 
 Advance registration is required or most programs and many fll up quickly.
 
Please register early!
Where indicaed, chaperonesare reqired and ms e regisered and pa ees. Programs ma e canceed i minimm enromen is no me.3 Eas Was o Regiser(pease have program and pamen inormaion read):· Onine:www.ccprc.com -Cic on “GOnine”· Phone: (843) 795-4386· In Person: Par & Program Services Cener, Mon. - Fri. on 861 Riverand Drive on James Isand
RESIDENCY AND FEES
Chareson Con residens pa disconed ees de o conriions ohe oca ax ase. Fees are per person ness oherwise noed.CCR = Chareson Con Residen
REFUND POLICY 
· A wihdrawas ms e received dring norma regisraion hors.· 100% rend or wihdrawas received or or more siness dasprior o program sar dae.· 50% rend or wihdrawas received ess han or siness dasprior o program sar dae.· No rend i paricipan ais o aend program.· Some programs have addiiona rend resricions;pease as or deais.
PARk PROGRAMSNAtuRE & HIStORy .....................................4PADDlE SPORtS .........................................10ClIMbING ..................................................14tRAINING ...................................................18SAIlING .....................................................18FISHING .....................................................19yOutH & FAMIly PROGRAMS .....................20EQuEStRIAN ..............................................23SPRING bREAk CAMP ..................................23SuMMER CAMPS .........................................24SPRING FEStIVAlS & EVENtS ......................25COuNty PARkS MAP...............................16-17PARk FACIlItIES .............................................28
MEEtING FACIlItIES, SERVICES & ACtIVItIES ........30PASSES & VOluNtEER OPPORtuNItIES
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the Chareson Con Par & Recreaion Commission does no discriminae ecase o race, sex, coor, age, naiona origin,reigion, poiica afiaion, or disaii in is empomen opporniies, programs, services, or aciviies. CCPRC operaes seec programsnder a specia se permi wih he Nanahaa, Pisgah, and Francis Marion Naiona Foress.
The Charleston County Park & RecreationCommission is commited to a set of CORE VALUES. Adopting these important
values ensures a thriving park system for
future generations.
COMMUNITY ENRICHMENTSTEWARDSHIPFUNDIVERSITYACCESSIBILITYQUALITYHEALTH & WELLNESS
EXCEPTIONAL CUSTOMER SERVICE
SAFETYLEADERSHIPBUILDING A LEGACY
SPECIAL NEEDS
Individas wih disaiiies are encoraged o iize CCPRC aciiiesand o regiser or programs. Reasonae accommodaions wi e madeon an individa asis. Pease conac or ofce o discss an accommodaions needed a eas wo wees prior o or program.
 WEATHER
Man CCPRC aciviies are hed in odoor seings. In genera,hese aciviies are hed rain or shine. Pease pan according and e prepared or anicipaed condiions.
RISK 
 A recreaiona aciviies, incding hose oered  CCPRC, haveinheren riss which incde persona injr and proper oss. Prioro paricipaion, o ma e reqired o sign a orm acnowedging orndersanding and accepance o hese riss (parens/gardians ms signor oh 17 and nder) and waiving or righs or caims o negigence.
PHOTOGRAPHS
the Chareson Con Par & Recreaion Commission reserves he righo se phoos aen o visiors whie he are a CCPRC aciiies or CCPRCreaed evens or pici prposes.
Park & Program Services CenterSPRING 2012 Operating Schedule
TELEPHONE BUSINESS HOURS:
8:30am - 5:30pm (7 das a wee)
 WALK-IN BUSINESS HOURS:
9:00am - 5:30pm (Monda - Frida on)Cosed on Snda, Apri 8
Drop box available after hours
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