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AFTER SCHOOL
PROGRAM

Outside the Box
After School Program takes place at the
Sequoia Park Zoo.

BREAK CAMPS

Youth day camps held during school break such as Presidents Week and Spring Break.

HOOPSTERS YOUTH BASKETBALL

A youth basketball league focuses on developing fundamentals skills & sportsmanship.

LEADER-IN-TRAINING

A leadership-based training program for participants

ages 13-17 held in conjunction with our Summer Day Camps.

PARTY PACKAGES

Celebrate with us and
we'll do all the work!
Choose a package and staff will facilitate the fun!

PRESCHOOL

Little Saplings Preschool
is play based & nature inspired. State licensed, owned & operated by the City of Eureka.

ROLLER SKATING

Family friendly fun takes place at the Eureka Muni. Bring your skates or borrow ours. Quads and roller blades available.

SUMMER DAY CAMPS

Youth ages 5-12 experience a wide variety of fun-filled activities focusing on a different theme each week.

YOUTH COUNCIL

Eureka Youth Council gives Eureka teens the opportunity to learn about local city government.

Break Camps
Eureka Youth Council
Hoopsters Basketball
Leaders-In-Training (L.I.T.) Program
Little Saplings Preschool Program
Outside the Box After School Program at the Sequoia Park Zoo
Party Packages
Roller Skating
Summer Day Camps
Youth Baseball Tournament

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Recreation Programs & Experiences

Harbor & WHARFINGER BUILDING

Sequoia Park Zoo

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531 K Street
Eureka, CA 95501
Phone: 707-441-4241
Business Hours:
9 am to 5 pm

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The land that Eureka rests on is known in the Wiyot language as Jaroujiji. Past actions by local, State and Federal governments removed the Wiyot and other indigenous peoples from the land and threatened to destroy their cultural practices. The City of Eureka acknowledge the Wiyot community, their elders both past and present, as well as future generations. This acknowledgement demonstrates the City’s commitment to dismantle the ongoing legacies of settler colonialism.

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