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California 5 a Day Be Active Resource Directory RIVERSIDE COUNTY Acknowledgements PHYSICAL ACTIVITY RESOURCES | NUTRITION RESOURCES | INTERNET RESOURCES California 5 a Day Be Active Resource Directory RIVERSIDE COUNTY Acknowledgements Funded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Stamp Program, an equal opportunity provider and employer, through the California Nutrition Network for Healthy, Active Families. For information on the California Food Stamp Program, call (800) 952-5253. No agency or resource listed in the Directory pays for its listing. All information has been provided by the individual agency or resource and its listing here does not imply endorsement by the California Department of Health Services, Cancer Prevention and Nutrition Section, Be Active Program, or any of its directors or sponsors. The omission of any resource is just that, an omission. It does not imply any judgement of that organization or resource’s merit. California 5 a Day Be Active Resource Directory RIVERSIDE COUNTY Physical Activity Resources Nutrition Resources Internet Resources California 5 a Day Be Active Program March 2005 Welcome to the Riverside County Be Active Resource Directory We are pleased to present this, the first edition of the City of Riverside Be Active Resource Directory. It is our hope that this will prove to be a valuable tool for professionals, families and others who are dedicated to promoting health and wellness for adults, youth, and children. Included in this directory are descriptions of organizations that offer a wide variety of services and information for nutrition and physical activity. The agencies and resources listed are available to help you in your search for infor- mation. Call them. Ask them questions. Most of the community resources listed here are specific to physical activity; however, some provide other community services. THE AGENCIES AND RESOURCES ARE LISTED: • By Type of Activity • By Geographic Location • With address, telephone number, and cost information (in most cases) • A section for Internet Resources is included. This resource directory was developed to assist health professionals in making appropriate physical activity and nutrition referrals for their clients. This directory is designed to be a gateway to information and is part of our ongoing effort to share key information to facilitate physical activity program partici- pation and development. Although it does not list every physical activity resource that exists, it will help you get started. In 2006, a more comprehensive directory will be developed offering resources from 11 regions across the state of California. Communities throughout California are experimenting with innovative ways to support adults and youth in making healthier food choices, becoming more physically active, and having access to food assist- ance programs. The California 5 a Day Be Active Program administers projects that conduct health and nutrition outreach on the local level, and strive for community-wide changes in the way Califor- nians approach nutrition and physical activity. In keeping with the guidelines established by the USDA, the Be Active Program targets low-income women and their children. The Riverside Physical Activity Resource Center and 5 a Day Be Active Program have assembled this directory to move us toward our shared vision of communities that will have access to resources, healthy foods and physical activity. FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: Sandy Jackson Riverside County Be Active Coordinator [email protected] Physical Activity Resources 5 Riverside • Physical Activity Resources P R O G R A M / ORGANIZATION DESCRIPTION R E G I O N ACTIVITY COST BICYCLE CLUBS Desert Bicycle Club Recreational cycling club for all ages and Desert Bicycle Club Member- abilities. ship Fee 73-790 El Paseo, Box 108, Palm Desert (760) 770-4748 [email protected] Riverside Bicycle Club Moderate to strenuous rides; meets at 8 a.m. on Riverside Bicycle Club Member- Saturdays and Sundays at 42nd Street Bagel, ship Fee 3737 Main Street, Riverside, CA 3737 Main St., Riverside, call for fee (951) 788-6452 www.riversidebicycleclub.org information. Team Dirty Work Advanced beginners to intermediate mountain Riverside Bicycle Club Member- bike rides covering 12 to 20 mile dirt loops; ship Fee (951) 815-1307 helmets, support items and lights required, night www.riversidebicycleclub.org riding experience preferred. Meets Sundays at 9 a.m., Grove Hill, off Central and Chapala, near Canyon Crest Town Center in Riverside. BOWLING Fantasy Lanes Family Bowling Colorful, exciting family bowling fun. Desert Bowling Varies 84-245 Indio Springs Parkway, Indio (760) 342-5000 ext. 3011 Palm Springs Lanes Play as a family or join a league. Desert Bowling Varies 68-051 Ramon Road, Cathedral City (760) 324-8204 CAMPING Bogart Park Camping, horse trails. Beaumont Camping Varies 9600 Cherry Avenue, Beaumont (951) 845-3818 Lake Cahuilla Park 710 acres of camping, fishing, horse & bike Desert Camping None trails. Swimming pool (call ahead for hours). 58-075 Jefferson Street, La Quinta (760) 564-4712 Mayflower Park Boat launch, camping, fishing, beach area, Desert Camping None waterskiing. 4980 Colorado River Road, Blythe (760) 922-4665 Idyllwild Park Camping, hiking, horse trails, picnic areas. Idyllwild Camping None 54000 Riverside County Playground Rd., Idyllwild (951) 659-2656 Hurkey Park Camping and picnic areas over 59 acres. Mountain Camping None Center 56375 Highway 74, Mountain Center (951) 659-2050 Lake Perris State Recreation Area 430 campgrounds, marina, waterskiing, boating, Perris Camping None 5 miles of horse & bike trails. 17801 Lake Perris Drive, Perris (951) 657-9000 Rancho Jurupa Park 350 acres for camping, fishing, picnic and Riverside Camping None recreation, horse trails. 4800 Crestmore Road, Rubidoux (951) 684-7032 Lake Skinner Park Camping, fishing, picnics, barbecues, swimming, Temecula Camping None hiking, horse trail. 10 miles north of Temecula. 37701 Warren Road, Winchester (951) 926-1541 COLLABORATIVE Molina Health Care Health Care Insurance Provider. County- Collabora- None wide tive Contact: Anthony Thomas 850 Via Lata, Suite 118, Colton, 92335 (909) 430-0018 [email protected] 6 Physical Activity Resources • Riverside P R O G R A M / ORGANIZATION DESCRIPTION R E G I O N ACTIVITY COST COLLABORATIVE Riverside Youth Action Mentor program for youth & teens. Riverside Collabora- None tive Contact: Teresa McAllister or Michael Franklin 8432 Magnolia Avenue, Riverside, CA 92504 (951) 358-2709 [email protected] COMMUNITY CENTER City of Banning Community Services List of parks, sports, events and programs Banning Community None available. Center 789 N. San Gorgonio Avenue, Banning (951) 922-3243 www.ci.banning.ca.us City of Corona Parks & Community List of parks, sports, events and programs Corona Community None available. Center Services 815 W. Sixth Street, Corona (951) 736-2241 www.ci.corona.ca.us YMCA of Riverside City and County Childcare, afterschool programs, family activities, County- Youth/Adult Varies recreation and athletic facilities available, based wide Sport Contact: Sue Goforth 4020 Jefferson Street, on site. Scholarships available upon special Organiza- Riverside (951) 689-9622 request. tion www.riversideymca.org/YMCAhome.html City of Palm Springs Parks & Recreation List of parks, sports, events and programs Desert Community None available. Center 401 S. Pavillion Way, Palm Springs (760) 323-8265 www.ci.palm-springs.ca.us Coachella Valley Recreation & Park District Child/youth/adult classes, parks, fitness & Desert Community None community center information. Baseball, softball, Center 45-871 Clinton Street, Indio basketball leagues and clinics. Tennis, golf and 43-900 San Pablo Avenue, Palm Desert swimming lessons. 77-865 Avenida Montezuma, La Quinta (760) 347-3484 www.cvrpd.org Indio Community Center & Gymnasium Fitness center, weight room, gymnasium. Desert Community $10 Center per year 45-871 Clinton Street, Indio (760) 347-4263 (residents) La Quinta Community Services Variety of activities, classes and services Desert Community Varies available for the entire family. Center 78-495 Calle Tampico, La Quinta (760) 777-7090 www.la-quinta.org/CommServices Palm Springs Youth Center After-school supervised activities for children, Desert Community Varies designed to develop social, leadership and Center 3601 Mesquite Avenue, Palm Springs recreational skills. (760) 320-6430 YMCA of the Desert Variety of activies and events for children and Desert Community Varies families. Center 43930 San Pablo Ave, Palm Desert (760) 341-9622 www.ymca.net City of Hemet Parks List of parks, sports, events and programs Hemet Community None available. Center 445 East Florida Avenue, Hemet (951) 765-2360 www.cityofhemet.com/parks Highland Family YMCA Variety of activies and events for children and Highland Community Varies families. Center 7793 Central Ave, Highland (909) 425-9622 City of Lake Elsinore Park & Recreation List of parks, sports, events and programs Lake Elsi- Community None available. nore Center 130 South Main Street, Lake Elsinore (951) 674-3124 www.lake-elsinore.org City of Moreno Valley Parks & Recreation List of parks, sports, events and programs Moreno Community None available. Valley Center 14177 Frederick Street, Moreno Valley (951) 413-3000 www.ci.moreno-valley.ca.us Murrieta Community Services Department List of parks, sports, events and programs Murrieta Community None available. Center 26442 Beckman Court, Murrieta (951) 304-7275 www.murrieta.org 7 Riverside • Physical Activity Resources P R O G R
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