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Crozet Park Pool The Crozet Park Pool is an eight-lane, 25 meter outdoor swimming pool. The pool features a zero-depth entry area for handicapped accessibility as well as a brightly colored mushroom fountain for young and old alike. Season Passes and Daily Passes are available to purchase, and swim lessons offered. Crozet Pool is also home to the Crozet Gators Swim Team. The Gators participate in the Jefferson Swim League.	Park Building The Park Building can be rented for private functions such as retreats, business meetings, wedding receptions and dances. A fully equipped kitchen, two bathrooms, and a large main hall (about 3700 sq. ft.) can be adapted to a wide variety of uses. Additional rental information		Field School
Special Activities and Events Crozet Park hosts special events and activities. The Spring and Fall Crozet Arts & Crafts Festival and the Crozet Volunteer Firemen's Fourth of July Carnival are perennial favorites for the family. The Park is the home of the Crozet Gators Swim Team, and the Peach Tree Baseball League. SOCA youth and adult teams play on the soccer field.		Park Grounds Park grounds are used regularly throughout the warm weather months for corporate picnics, church socials, family gatherings and sports events. The grounds are available for enjoyment year round. Additional information on rentals.


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Become Involved in our Crozet Community Claudius Crozet Park, Incorporated (CCP, Inc.) is currently accepting applications to serve on its Board of Directors. CCP, Inc is a non-profit, IRS classification 501(c)(3) organization that owns a 22-acre park in Crozet and operates the Park in partnership with Albemarle County Parks and Recreation. Directors are expected to attend monthly meetings and assist with ongoing efforts in Park planning, fundraising, and operations. The term of a Director is three years. Interested applicants should contact Kelly Strickland at 434.981.6029, or submit a letter of interest to: Claudius Crozet Park, Inc. P.O. Box 171 Crozet, VA 22932; or by e-mail to ccp@avenue.org
CHRISTMAS TREE RECYCLING AT CLAUDIUS CROZET PARK! It’s almost that time of year again! As in the past, the Albemarle County Parks & Recreation Dept will host its annual Christmas Tree Recycling Program beginning December 26, 2008 through January 16, 2009. The Christmas Tree Recycling Program collects discarded Christmas trees which are chipped into mulch and then offered to the public at no cost. This program has been in operation since 1988 and recycles over 3000 trees each year; which in turn yields over 144 cubic yards of mulch. Not only does this recycling program provide citizens a place to dispose of a potentially large and cumbersome item, it also reduces the impact on our landfill. By combining forces with the Charlottesville Curb Side Pick-Up Program, the two programs collected over 5600 trees last year, yielding approximately 268 cubic yards of mulch. According to the City Public Works Department, their curbside pick up will be the week of January 12^th, 2009. Trees must be at the curbside by 7am. Shortly after the City’s curbside pick up, the County and City Parks & Recreation crews will team up to chip the estimated 2600 trees at Darden Towe Park. As a reminder, this program is for Christmas trees only, please no yard waste. Both the County & City programs require that all decorations, stands and nails be removed from the Christmas trees. Free mulch will be available to citizen by February 2, 2009, at Darden Towe Park. The County will operate seven sites daily, 7am till dark. The sites are as follows: Chris Greene Lake in Earlysville Crozet Park Darden Towe Park Greenwood Community Center Rivanna Solid Waste Authority Recycling Center on McIntire Road (note: Sunday hours are 12noon – 5pm) Scottsville Community Center Walnut Creek Park * The RSWARC on McIntire Rd. may be congested, please consider Darden Towe Park as an alternate location that has easy access and is suited better for large loads and contract haulers.