Associated Organizations
The programs listed below are independent, not-for-profit organizations, run by community volunteers. The St. Charles Park District assists a variety of groups in providing recreational opportunities for people of all ages. We do this by maintaining indoor and outdoor facilities and providing additional support to these organizations.
Campton United Soccer
630-377-9292
A professionally coached traveling soccer club that promotes fun through individual and team development. The program includes a comprehensive outdoor and indoor training for year-round competition. Programs and teams are available for boys and girls, ages 4-18. Tryouts available year- round.
Fox Valley Mixers
630-762-9936
Square Dancing has been called 'friendship set to music'. For all couples and singles who wish to learn square dancing, we offer lessons each September thru May. Newcomers, inexperienced dancers and those who wish to 'brush up' on their dancing skills are all welcome. No partner is needed as participants are matched with an experienced dancer who will guide them at the direction of an experienced instructor. Meet at the Baker Community Center on Sundays from 7-9 pm. Wear comfortable clothes and shoes. Lesson fee - $40/person for each 10-week session. Ages 8-17 must be accompanied by an adult. Regular Round and Square Dances are held on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays, September thru May, from 8-10:30pm.
Fox Valley Rugby Club
630-723-4437
This organization provides boys and girls throughout the Fox Valley area the opportunity to learn, enjoy and compete in the sport of rugby while fostering the ideals of team work, discipline, respect and sportsmanship. The staff consists of certified coaches who work diligently to provide guidance and direction for four separate age levels of kids.
St. Charles Boys' Baseball Association
630-584-9442
This program provides boys, ages 6-17, the opportunity to enjoy, participate, and develop baseball skills at all levels. Registration begins in December. Season runs the end of May-July. Traveling team tryouts are held in the fall.
St. Charles Boys Lacrosse Club
630-258-5215
The goal of the club is to provide a strong fundamental base for the skills needed to excel in the sport of lacrosse. The lacrosse club is open to students from St. Charles East and St. Charles North High Schools. The club fields a varsity, junior varsity and freshman team and competes against other Illinois club and high school teams. The season runs from late February through early June with registration in early January.
St. Charles Canoe Club
630-584-6931
The Club’s emphasis is on recreational canoeing and racing. Everyone is welcome! Ages 12+ can participate in paddling activity along the Fox River. Members meet monthly at the boat dock by the St. Charles Police Department. After canoeing, members go to a pizza place for dinner. Off-season meetings are held at Baker Community Center. The annual canoe race is held the first weekend in May.
St. Charles Celtics Soccer Club
847-530-5681
The St. Charles Celtics Soccer Club, part of the Celtics Sports Foundation, is committed to creating an atmosphere in which soccer players, supporters, spectators, enthusiasts and admirers of all ages and skill levels can enjoy the game. We provide the opportunity for League Play as well as pick-up games in both indoor and outdoor environments. The indoor games are played at the Sportsplex in St. Charles and our outdoor field at West Side Community Park. The majority of our members play in the Adult Over-30 leagues, but our organization is growing. We are now able to provide a place to enjoy soccer for a variety of age groups.
St. Charles Chess Club
847-818-8913
The club meets every Thursday (except holidays) in Baker Community Center at 7 p.m. for off-hand or speed-chess games. Serious non-rated ladder play games start at 8 p.m. Players consist of beginners to experts, but currently no masters. For more information, contact Jeff Wiewel at 847-818-8913.
Girl's Softball Association
630-485-1875
This association is made up of an in-house league and Comets Traveling Fastpitch softball. In-house: This is a program for girls completing Kindergarten through 8th Grade. The season starts in June and ends by August 1. For information, contact Vicky Nichols at 630-485-1875 or go to: www.stcgirlssoftball.com. Comets Traveling Fastpitch: This is a program for girls ages 8-17. For information, call Cindy Latoria at 630-400-8620 or go to: www.stccomets.com.
Strikers Fox Valley Soccer Club
630-879-1201
This program promotes the game of soccer through the development of the individual player and team by providing professional and competent skill training in order to maximize the opportunities of the player, the team, and the organization. Approximately 600 youth players, ages 8-18, play on 40 teams. Open tryouts are held each season. Club teams have won three Illinois State Cup Championships as well as numerous local tournament championships.
Tri-City Youth Football
Tri-City Youth Football’s mission is to provide an opportunity for young people to learn the basic fundamentals of football in an environment which stresses safety, sportsmanship, teamwork and fun. Our hope is that our young athletes will gain skills and knowledge through our program that transcend football. Instilling in them the confidence to be successful not only in athletics, but in all fascets of their young life. Our season starts at the end of July and runs through the middle of November. Tackle Football cost is $375. Flag Football is $199. The program is available for ages Pre-K through 8th grade. To learn more please email: information@tricitychargers.org.
Tri-City Cheer & Pom Association
Tri City Cheer & Pom (TCCPA) is a recreational cheer
program for young athletes from Kindergarten through
8th grade. This program provides the athletes an
opportunity to learn basic skills in cheerleading, various
sideline cheers and performance routines. It is a great
way for the athletes to show their team spirit and learn
the crucial principle of working together for a common
goal. The athletes are coached by parent volunteers and
high school cheerleaders from area high schools. Cheer
squads will be determined by grade level and all squads
will cheer for the Tri City Youth Football Association (Charters). In addition to the football games, the cheerleaders
will compete in one or more cheer competitions.
The season begins in early August and continues through
mid-November. Registration fees are $195 with additional
accessory costs for shoes, socks and warm-up jackets.
TCCPA is a member of the Illinois Recreational Cheer
Association. For additional information please visit our
website or email us at information@tccheer.com. Come
be a part of the best recreational football and cheer
program in the area.
Tri-Cities Soccer
630-377-1101
Children will learn the game of soccer from basic to advanced skill levels in a positive atmosphere of good sportsmanship while allowing participants to have fun and learn teamwork. Great for families with multiple children, those with multi-sports athletes and/or those dedicated to soccer all year long. Fall session begins the first week of September. Spring session begins the first week of April. The main office is located at James O. Breen Community Park.
| Program | Ages | Instruction |
| Recreation | 5-19 | Parent Coaches |
| Travel | 7-19 | Certified Parent Coaches & Professional Trainers |
| Premier | 7-19 | Professional Coaches & Trainers |
Forest Preserve District of Kane County Tekakwitha Woods Forest Preserve
Shoemaker Nature Center
847-741-8350
Norris Recreation Center Swim Team
630-377-1405
