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Team Up for Adult Sports Leagues!

When's the last time you got your game on? Team up with friends and/or co-workers to play in one of PH Rec & Park's recreational adult sports leagues! Team registration deadline for soccer & softball is 6/16/23. Flag football registration opens in July. Additional Info...
Special Community Events

Mark your calendar for these fun FREE upcoming events this summer. Lots of good vibes & good times ahead! Browse Events
Explore Your World With Us!

Where in the world do you want to go? Let us help you get there! Join us on local adventures (day trips) or book an overseas trip of a lifetime. Create amazing new memories in the company of new and old fellow travel enthusiasts (18+ yrs). Let's go! More Info Here
2023 Spring/Summer Spotlight

Browse our the 2023 The Spotlight recreation guide COMBO issue that includes our Summer Camp Guide (Pages 1-20) and our regular Spring/Summer issue (Pages 21-44). Registration is now open. Classes and activities run through August 2023. Browse Guide

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PHRec & Park Awarded Special District COVID-19 Relief Funds
The Pleasant Hill Rec & Park has been awarded critical funding from the State of California’s Independent Special District COVID-19 Relief Fund in January 2022. Learn more about this funding by clicking on link below.
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Play for All Equity & Inclusion Policy
On August 12, 2021, the District Board of Directors adopted a new Play for All - Equity and Inclusion Policy. This policy is the initial step in our strategic efforts to further identify and internalize inclusive values in every facet of District operations.
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Important Statement from Board of Directors
July 22, 2020: Pleasant Hill Rec & Park Board of Directors issues important statement on Commitment to Equity and Inclusion
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COVID-19 IMPACT UPDATE
Keep up to date about how COVID-19 is impacting our activities, programs and services.
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