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Kirtland Outdoor Recreation Outdoor recreatioN KIRTLAND AIR FORCE BASE, NM TABLE OF CONTENTS OUTDOOR RECREATION..................................1 SWIMMING POOLS........................................2 RV STORAGE..................................................4 facebook.com/KirtlandForceSupport BOULDER LAB...............................................5 EQUIPMENT RENTALS...................................6 @KirtlandFSS EQUIPMENT RENTALS PRICE........................8 CUSTOM TRIPS.............................................24 @377ForceSupport SKI/SNOWBOARD MAINTENANCE................25 www.KirtlandForceSupport.com VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES.......................26 377 FSS SQUADRON PHONE LIST.................27 377 FSS FACILITIES MAP..............................28 Outdoor Recreation 846-1499 Like us on facebook.com/kirtlandodr II OUTDOOR RECREATION LOCATION HOURS OF OPERATION LOCATION W. Sandia Cir The CORE Building Bldg. 20170 Pennsylvania Ave. Gibson Ave. A Ave. Commisary BX 846-1499 B Ave. B Ave. Gibson CDC HOURS OF OPERATION Gibson Gate Mon, Tue, Thu, & Fri 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Gibson Blvd. Texas St. Texas 1st St. East Wherry Marquez Shoppette 2nd St. Wed 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Park Elementary Sat 8 a.m. to Noon Gibson Blvd. Sun Closed Holiday Weekends Closed F Ave. F Ave. Post Youth Gravity Office FAMCAMP Pennsylvania Ave. Center Thrift Consolidated Shop Support Wyoming Bowling Center Theater East Fitness Center 1st St. GateBldg. 24250 Indoor PoolG Ave. G Ave. Located onClub Frost Rd. Ave. near the Eubank Gate Mountain Thunderbird Mountain Laurel Cir. View Club Military Dining 846-0337 OUTDOOROutdoor RECREATION FACILITIESFacility Pool 18th St. ARE FOR ALL BASE USERS!! H Ave. Mon - Fri 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Weekend & after hours self service ; Kirtland SwimmingAuto Pools Hobby J Ave. ; RV Storage Lot Car Wash & The FamCamp is available on a first come Ridgecrest Dr. Used Car Lot first serve basis. Full hook-ups are available, ; A Ave. Family Campground Golden Smoke Dr. as wellWyoming Blvd. as dry campsites. Pets welcome. NormalSandia leash Base and pick-up rules enforced. ; 1,500 sq ft Indoor Boulder Lab Elementary Amenities: washer/ dryer room, bathrooms, St. Texas ; Full-service SkiM Shop Ave. M Ave. shower facility, gathering places, book Eubank Blvd. Housing Front exchange area, propane service, and dog ;Office Full-service Bike Shop A Ave.park. Paintbrush Ave. ; Equipment Rental: adventure and sports 3rd St. 3rd Daily Full Hook Up .............$25 equipment, camping gear, gardening equipment, and party needs Daily Dry/Tent Camping .......$10 ; Trips, lessons, clinics and classes for the Daily Storage .......................$2 whole family Hardin Dr. 4th St. Propane Refill .......Market Price ; Custom group trips/tours Golden Rod Cir. Gibson Blvd. Hardin Golden Smoke Dr. Field 5th St. FamCamp 7th St. TLF Safety HQ F Ave. F Ave. Foster Arts & Crafts 12th St. Consolidated ITT Office NCO Byp Eubank Support Gate 4th St. G Ave. 1 7th St. H Ave. H Ave. SWIMMING POOLS Hours of Operation Punch Cards Indoor Pool Outdoor Pool Non- Members Mon – Thu Members 5:30 a.m. to Noon Open Memorial Day thru Labor Day Adult Punch Lap Swim Only** $20 $25 Card: Noon to 1 p.m. Fri-Sun Lunch Lap Swim 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Children’s $10 $15 (Aquatic Membership Open Swim Punch Card: Only Permitted) Holidays Water 1-3:30 p.m. $25 $30 CLOSED 1 - 5 p.m. Aerobics 3:30-6:30 p.m. Mon-Thu **Punch cards are good for 11 visits, never Open & Lap Swim Closed expire, and can be used at both pools** Fri 5:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Lap Swim Only** Water Aerobics Sat & Sun CLOSED Monday, Wednesday & Friday 10-11 a.m. PLEASE NOTE: For inclement weather or Monday & Thursday snow delay, the pool opens at 10 a.m. 5-6 p.m. (Thursday class is in deep water) **Lap swim is defined as an individual 16 and older swimming laps. Please contact Cost: $3.00 per class, $2.50 for members the Aquatics Director for questions. Punch Cards Available Pricing Info Swim Lessons Group Lessons Daily Fees: $2.50 (16 & up) $65 for non-members, $55 for members; $1.50 (2 to 16) eight, 30 minute sessions Aquatic Members: $2.00 (16 & up) Private Lessons: $1.00 (2 to 16) $20 for a 30 minute private lesson scheduled with an instructor ($30 if two Under 2 years of age is free students at one time) Active Duty: Free for PT Lap swimming Contact Lane Reservation: $12 per hour OUTDOOR POOL INDOOR POOL Bldg. 22014 Bldg. 20229 846-5821 846-5485 2 SWIMMING POOLS Aquatic Membership The KAC Membership is an exclusive membership that gives discounts on daily entries, birthday parties, annual pool passes, punch cards, lockers, AND an exclusive hour at lunch in order to swim laps. In addition, the membership gives discounts to events such as stroke clinics and most events. Please inquire with pool staff for further details. Cost of annual membership is $96. Pool Passes Valid at Both Indoor and Outdoor Pools E-4 & Below Single Family* Members 1 Month $35 $65 $30/$55 6 Month $140 $240 $105/$205 1 Year $240 $435 $200/$325 Summer $90 $160 $60/$130 E-5 & Above/Civilian Single Family* Members 1 Month $45 $80 $40/$75 6 Month $165 $300 $130/$265 1 Year $295 $540 $225/$500 Summer $120 $200 $90/$170 *$10 for each additional family member above 4 Pool Rental Standard Rental Birthday Party Two hour private pool rental with up Two hour open swim party with up to 20 to 40 guests before or after hours, guests during open swim hours. Party avail at either pool. includes 3 pizzas and 20 soft drinks of choice as well as the use of the reserved party area. Please speak with pool $160 management for further details *Membership individuals receive a 20% discount* $110 *Membership individuals receive a 10% discount* 3 RV STORAGE LOTS ; Active duty military personnel, reservists, OFFICE HOURS retired military, base civilians, Sandia National Laboratory and Department of Energy employees may store privately owned RVs in Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. the lots. (availability is limited) Wed 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. ; Go to Outdoor Recreation office during Sat Closed business hours to register for storage lot. Sun Closed ; Storage lots are “long term” (3 month Holiday Weekends Closed minimum). ; Storage of hazardous waste materials and Patrons have 24/7 access to storage area containers is strictly prohibited. ; Vehicle stored must be owned by The eligible MAIL PAYMENTS TO personnel storing the item. ; Eligible personnel must provide proof of Outdoor Recreation ownership, current vehicle registration and 377 FSS/FSWO proof of sufficient liability and comprehensive 1551 First. St. SE insurance to cover all claims while the vehicle Building 20350, 2d Floor is in the storage lot. Kirtland AFB, NM 87117 Phone 505-846-1275 ; Three RV storage lots available for patrons to utilize. Fees are $15 - $35, depending on Fax 505-853-1535 length of vehicle. 4 BOULDER LAB HOURS OF OPERATION RATES & MEMBERSHIPS Mon, Tue, Thu & Fri 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Children Adult (12 and under) Wed 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Day Pass: $7 $5 Sat 8 a.m. to Noon Sun & Holiday Weekends Closed 10 Punch Card: $50 $50 After Hours (Mon-Thu) 5-8 p.m. 1 Month Membership: $40 $35 (Use Side Entrance) 3 Month Membership: $90 $65 (~$30/Month) (~$22/Month) 6 Month Membership: $140 $100 (~$23/Month) (~$16/Month) Annual Membership: $250 $175 (~$21/Month) (~$15/Month) BOULDER LAB & PARTY ROOM RENTAL Have the climbing wall and a private party room all to yourself all to yourself! Book a time outside of regular operating hours. ; Wingman day activities ; Great for birthday parties ; Team-building opportunities ; $150 for up to 2 hours. ; $40 each additional hour ; 15 climber maximum ; $5 for each additional climber ; Large group call for pricing ; Climbing shoes and trained staff included ; Reservations must be prepaid For reservations, call 846-3923 5 EQUIPMENT RENTALS RENTAL REGULATIONS TRAINING REQUIREMENTS ; Equipment may be picked up any time during ; Customers must provide training normal business hours on pick up date. documentation prior to renting White Water Kayaks, and Climbing Equipment. These ; Full payment required at time of rental/ items are denoted with a degree symbol (º). reservation. These items are noted in the Equipment Rental Listing. ; ODR staff will verify training requirements. ; Cancellation will result in a 90% refund of amount paid. Refunds will not be provided for cancellations not made at least 3 business days prior to picking up reservations. Cancellation by voicemail will not be accepted. ; No refund for early returns. ; User is responsible for checking equipment before leaving ODR. ; Once rental equipment leaves ODR, customer is responsible for the item until returned, and inspected by ODR staff, whether or not the equipment is used. ; Customer will pay Full Replacement ; Cost for any lost, stolen, or damaged items. ; ODR is not responsible for bad weather, acts of God, or unsuitable conditions to use rental equipment, thus no refunds will be given for such events. ; Equipment rental begins at time of issue and ends before 2 pm on the weekday due date or 11 am if due back on Sat. Equipment received after this time is considered late. Late fee equals the 1st day rate of each rental item for each day late. ; A late fee will be charged on all late returns, no exception! ; Equipment must be returned in the same condition as issued clean, dry, and with all pieces. Cleaning fee will be imposed on each item requiring cleaning upon return. ; Equipment rental must be returned to ODR staff during the office hours. ; Customer understands that ODR, 377 Force Support Squadron, nor their agents are responsible for loss or damage to personal property and will not be held liable for personal injury.
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