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2201 Imola Ave.
Napa, CA 94559
707-252-0481

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The Archery club will be beginning this years 3-D league Thursday afternoon April 1st. and will run through July 15th.

These are fun nights for all bowman and ladies.

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• Skyline Wilderness Park....preserving nature in the Napa Valley / Newsletter - Thursday, 05 April 2012

  News from Skyline Wilderness Park....preserving nature in the Napa Valley	What's hot? Latest News Please RENEW your Annual Pass New Proposal for Pump Station Wildflower Show & California Native Plant Sale Camping ( RV - Tents - Equestrian ) Napa County wants to put Water Pump Station at Skyline Park Popular Camping ( RV - Tents - Equestrian ) Directions Full Park Map History of the Park Skyline Park Rates and Fee Schedule
  Newsletter News from Skyline Wilderness Park....preserving nature in the Napa Valley Please RENEW your Annual Pass (by Administrator, published Wednesday, 25 January 2012 11:38) It is that time of the year again to Renew your Annual Pass.  This is very important in helping to support our beautiful park.  You can access the form from the website, use this link http://www.skylinepark.org/skylinesite/skylineannualpass.pdf or visit the park and get a form from the rangers. New Proposal for Pump Station (by Administrator, published Thursday, 05 April 2012 12:14) We have received information that The County wants to show us a NEW proposal for the Pump Station Project at our upcoming Assocation Meeting on 4/10 and we want to make sure all our members are aware of this meeting.  We would HIGHLY recommend all to attend this meeting as we will hold a vote right after on this.     MST RECYCLED WATER STAKEHOLDER OUTREACH MEETING Pump Station and Pipeline Extension Component The 2012 Vintage Cup at Skyline Park (by Administrator, published Thursday, 05 April 2012 10:00)   Event Info Location: Skyline Wilderness Park, Napa, CA Tournament Director: Gary Jacque Phone: 707-645-7092 Website: norcalseries.com Online Registration Wildflower Show & California Native Plant Sale (by Administrator, published Monday, 27 February 2012 00:00)   Wildflower Show & California Native Plant Sale On the weekend of April 13-15 Napa Valley Chapter of the California Native Plant Society will be holding their Annual Spring Wildflower Show & California Native Plant Sale.  Over 200 California Native Plants/Wildflowers will be displayed along with identifications. If you’ve wondered what that little yellow flower or that familiar tree was, now you can find out. This is one of the finest displays in the state! In addition we have an excellent selection of hard-to-find native plants for sale that are ready for your spring garden. Experts will be on hand to answer your questions. The adjacent Martha Walker Garden will be open to see some of these plants in a landscape setting. All proceeds benefit the maintenance, improvement, and educational programs of the Martha Walker California Native Habitat Garden in Skyline Park. About Napa Valley Chapter of the California Native Plant Society   We are a non-profit organization dedicated to sharing information on native plants. Our chapter is fortunate to have the Martha Walker Native Habitat Garden in Skyline Park as an educational and public recreational asset plus an adjacent nursery. We offer gardening, propagation, and habitat workshops for Chapter members and for the public. Our mission is to promote the natural beauty of California's native plants through education, science, advocacy, horticulture, and land stewardship, with a focus on the critical roles of native plants in the ecology of native fauna, as well as the health and recreation of society. Wildflower Show & California Native Plant Sale On the weekend of April 14 -15 Napa Valley Chapter of the California Native Plant Society will be holding their Annual Spring Wildflower Show & California Native Plant Sale.  Over 200 California Native Plants/Wildflowers will be displayed along with identifications. If you’ve wondered what that little yellow flower or that familiar tree was, now you can find out. This is one of the finest displays in the state! In addition we have an excellent selection of hard-to-find native plants for sale that are ready for your spring garden. Experts will be on hand to answer your questions. The adjacent Martha Walker Garden will be open to see some of these plants in a landscape setting.   All proceeds benefit the maintenance and educational programs of the Martha Walker California Native Habitat Garden in Skyline Park. Visit our website, www.napavalleycnps.org, for information about our pre-sale presentation on April 11.  About Napa Valley Chapter of the California Native Plant Society We are a non-profit organization dedicated to sharing information on native plants. Our chapter is fortunate to have the Martha Walker Native Habitat Garden in Skyline Park as an educational and public recreational asset plus an adjacent nursery. We offer gardening, propagation, and habitat workshops for Chapter members and for the public. Our mission is to promote the natural beauty of California's native plants through education, science, advocacy, horticulture, and land stewardship, with a focus on the criticalroles of native plants in the ecology of native fauna, as well as the health and recreation of society.
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• Skyline Wilderness Park....preserving nature in the Napa Valley / Newsletter - Tuesday, 28 February 2012

  News from Skyline Wilderness Park....preserving nature in the Napa Valley	What's hot? Latest News Wildflower Show & California Native Plant Sale Community Meeting to be Held at Skyline Park Please RENEW your Annual Pass Camping ( RV - Tents - Equestrian ) Napa County wants to put Water Pump Station at Skyline Park Popular Camping ( RV - Tents - Equestrian ) Directions Full Park Map History of the Park Skyline Park Rates and Fee Schedule
  Newsletter News from Skyline Wilderness Park....preserving nature in the Napa Valley Wildflower Show & California Native Plant Sale (by Administrator, published Monday, 27 February 2012 00:00)   Wildflower Show & California Native Plant Sale On the weekend of April 13-15 Napa Valley Chapter of the California Native Plant Society will be holding their Annual Spring Wildflower Show & California Native Plant Sale.  Over 200 California Native Plants/Wildflowers will be displayed along with identifications. If you’ve wondered what that little yellow flower or that familiar tree was, now you can find out. This is one of the finest displays in the state! In addition we have an excellent selection of hard-to-find native plants for sale that are ready for your spring garden. Experts will be on hand to answer your questions. The adjacent Martha Walker Garden will be open to see some of these plants in a landscape setting. All proceeds benefit the maintenance, improvement, and educational programs of the Martha Walker California Native Habitat Garden in Skyline Park. About Napa Valley Chapter of the California Native Plant Society   We are a non-profit organization dedicated to sharing information on native plants. Our chapter is fortunate to have the Martha Walker Native Habitat Garden in Skyline Park as an educational and public recreational asset plus an adjacent nursery. We offer gardening, propagation, and habitat workshops for Chapter members and for the public. Our mission is to promote the natural beauty of California's native plants through education, science, advocacy, horticulture, and land stewardship, with a focus on the critical roles of native plants in the ecology of native fauna, as well as the health and recreation of society. Wildflower Show & California Native Plant Sale On the weekend of April 14 -15 Napa Valley Chapter of the California Native Plant Society will be holding their Annual Spring Wildflower Show & California Native Plant Sale.  Over 200 California Native Plants/Wildflowers will be displayed along with identifications. If you’ve wondered what that little yellow flower or that familiar tree was, now you can find out. This is one of the finest displays in the state! In addition we have an excellent selection of hard-to-find native plants for sale that are ready for your spring garden. Experts will be on hand to answer your questions. The adjacent Martha Walker Garden will be open to see some of these plants in a landscape setting.   All proceeds benefit the maintenance and educational programs of the Martha Walker California Native Habitat Garden in Skyline Park. Visit our website, www.napavalleycnps.org, for information about our pre-sale presentation on April 11.  About Napa Valley Chapter of the California Native Plant Society We are a non-profit organization dedicated to sharing information on native plants. Our chapter is fortunate to have the Martha Walker Native Habitat Garden in Skyline Park as an educational and public recreational asset plus an adjacent nursery. We offer gardening, propagation, and habitat workshops for Chapter members and for the public. Our mission is to promote the natural beauty of California's native plants through education, science, advocacy, horticulture, and land stewardship, with a focus on the criticalroles of native plants in the ecology of native fauna, as well as the health and recreation of society.
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• Skyline Wilderness Park....preserving nature in the Napa Valley / Newsletter - Friday, 17 February 2012

  News from Skyline Wilderness Park....preserving nature in the Napa Valley	What's hot? Latest News Wildflower Show & California Native Plant Sale Community Meeting to be Held at Skyline Park Please RENEW your Annual Pass Camping ( RV - Tents - Equestrian ) Napa County wants to put Water Pump Station at Skyline Park Popular Camping ( RV - Tents - Equestrian ) Directions Full Park Map History of the Park Skyline Park Rates and Fee Schedule
  Newsletter News from Skyline Wilderness Park....preserving nature in the Napa Valley Wildflower Show & California Native Plant Sale (by Administrator, published Thursday, 16 February 2012 11:32)   Wildflower Show & California Native Plant Sale On the weekend of April 13-15 Napa Valley Chapter of the California Native Plant Society will be holding their Annual Spring Wildflower Show & California Native Plant Sale.  Over 200 California Native Plants/Wildflowers will be displayed along with identifications. If you’ve wondered what that little yellow flower or that familiar tree was, now you can find out. This is one of the finest displays in the state! In addition we have an excellent selection of hard-to-find native plants for sale that are ready for your spring garden. Experts will be on hand to answer your questions. The adjacent Martha Walker Garden will be open to see some of these plants in a landscape setting. All proceeds benefit the maintenance, improvement, and educational programs of the Martha Walker California Native Habitat Garden in Skyline Park. About Napa Valley Chapter of the California Native Plant Society   We are a non-profit organization dedicated to sharing information on native plants. Our chapter is fortunate to have the Martha Walker Native Habitat Garden in Skyline Park as an educational and public recreational asset plus an adjacent nursery. We offer gardening, propagation, and habitat workshops for Chapter members and for the public. Our mission is to promote the natural beauty of California's native plants through education, science, advocacy, horticulture, and land stewardship, with a focus on the critical roles of native plants in the ecology of native fauna, as well as the health and recreation of society. Wildflower Show & California Native Plant Sale On the weekend of April 13-15 Napa Valley Chapter of the California Native Plant Society will be holding their Annual Spring Wildflower Show & California Native Plant Sale.  Over 200 California Native Plants/Wildflowers will be displayed along with identifications. If you’ve wondered what that little yellow flower or that familiar tree was, now you can find out. This is one of the finest displays in the state! In addition we have an excellent selection of hard-to-find native plants for sale that are ready for your spring garden. Experts will be on hand to answer your questions. The adjacent Martha Walker Garden will be open to see some of these plants in a landscape setting. All proceeds benefit the maintenance, improvement, and educational programs of the Martha Walker California Native Habitat Garden in Skyline Park. About Napa Valley Chapter of the California Native Plant Society We are a non-profit organization dedicated to sharing information on native plants. Our chapter is fortunate to have the Martha Walker Native Habitat Garden in Skyline Park as an educational and public recreational asset plus an adjacent nursery. We offer gardening, propagation, and habitat workshops for Chapter members and for the public. Our mission is to promote the natural beauty of California's native plants through education, science, advocacy, horticulture, and land stewardship, with a focus on the criticalroles of native plants in the ecology of native fauna, as well as the health and recreation of society.   Please RENEW your Annual Pass (by Administrator, published Wednesday, 25 January 2012 11:38) It is that time of the year again to Renew your Annual Pass.  This is very important in helping to support our beautiful park.  You can access the form from the website, use this link http://www.skylinepark.org/skylinesite/skylineannualpass.pdf or visit the park and get a form from the rangers. Community Meeting to be Held at Skyline Park (by Administrator, published Thursday, 16 February 2012 11:47) We have received the following invitation and we want to make sure all our members are aware of this meeting.  This is NOT a Skyline Wilderness Park meeting.  The park is just making the Social Hall available to the County to hold this Public meeting.   We would HIGHLY recommend all to attend this meeting and give us feedback at the next Assocation Meeting on March 13th.     MST RECYCLED WATER STAKEHOLDER OUTREACH MEETING  Pump Station and Pipeline Extension Component Dear Stakeholders and Other Interested Parties: Napa County Board of Supervisors Chairman Keith Caldwell and County staff invite you to attend a presentation, discussion, and public question-and-answer period on the Milliken-Sarco-Tulocay (MST) recycled water project, with emphasis on the proposed siting of a pump station in Skyline Park near the Napa County Office of Education facilities on Imola Avenue. The meeting will be held from 6-8 p.m. Thursday February 23, 2012, in the Social Room at Skyline Wilderness Park, 2201 Imola Avenue, Napa. You are receiving this invitation because you either previously attended a meeting or expressed an interest in the MST recycled water project. Over the last few years, the MST recycled water project has reached a number of milestones, such as coming to an agreement with state officials over bringing the recycled water pipeline through the Napa State Hospital property and securing federal funding to enable pipeline construction to begin. The pipeline currently reaches from the Napa Sanitation District processing facility to the intersection of Imola Avenue and Shurtleff Avenue. Today, the MST recycled water project is at an critical juncture. On February 28, 2012, the Board of Supervisors will hear a request for $95,000 in additional funding to extend the recycled water pipeline from Napa State Hospital to Skyline Park. Another important step will be the siting of a pump station that is needed to transport the recycled water into the heart of the MST area. We hope you can attend this stakeholder outreach meeting on February 23. Please forward this invitation to anyone you think may have an interest in attending this meeting. If you have any questions or comments regarding this meeting, please contact Board of Supervisors Staff Assistant Michael Karath by phone at 299-1477 or email atmichael.karath@countyofnapa.org. Regards, Michael Karath Staff Assistant BOS Napa County Office: 707.299.1477 Cell: 707.637.7890 michael.karath@countyofnapa.org
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• Skyline Wilderness Park....preserving nature in the Napa Valley / Newsletter - Thursday, 26 January 2012

  News from Skyline Wilderness Park....preserving nature in the Napa Valley	What's hot? Latest News Camping ( RV - Tents - Equestrian ) Napa County wants to put Water Pump Station at Skyline Park Park moves to Winter Hours on Sunday Nov 6th Tuesday Nov 8th is the Association Election Meeting Skyline Park Receives Napa Recycling Leadership Award Popular Camping ( RV - Tents - Equestrian ) Directions Full Park Map History of the Park Skyline Park Rates and Fee Schedule
  Newsletter News from Skyline Wilderness Park....preserving nature in the Napa Valley Eagle Cycling Club Makes Donation (by Administrator, published Wednesday, 25 January 2012 11:10) Chris Burgeson presented a check at our last association meetin on January 10th for $5,000.00 on behalf of The Eagle Cycling Club for their Annual Donation to the Park. Camping ( RV - Tents - Equestrian ) (by Administrator, published Wednesday, 31 March 2010 12:20)                                   RV CAMPING There are 39 spaces available in the park. 19 spaces with full hookups @ $35 per night 20 spaces with water and electricity only @ $32 per night. Overflow RV Camping $15 per night (Only if RV Park is FULL)   TENT CAMPING The tent camping area has space available for up to 20 tents. Tent Camping by special arrangement only, Contact the Kiosk. Restrooms and showers are close by. Tent camping @ $15 per night.                         EQUESTRIAN CAMPING   10 spacious horse camping sites, each site will accommodate 2 horses, 2 rigs, with water and picnic table. There are 15 miles of trail to ride, through wooded forest, valleys and hilltops. Come and enjoy an overnight stay. For reservations contact the Rangers On Duty in the Kiosk.
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• Skyline Wilderness Park....preserving nature in the Napa Valley / Newsletter - Monday, 12 December 2011

  News from Skyline Wilderness Park....preserving nature in the Napa Valley	What's hot? Latest News Join Us for the Xmas Potluck Napa County wants to put Water Pump Station at Skyline Park Park moves to Winter Hours on Sunday Nov 6th Tuesday Nov 8th is the Association Election Meeting Skyline Park Receives Napa Recycling Leadership Award Popular Camping ( RV - Tents - Equestrian ) Directions History of the Park Full Park Map Skyline Park Rates and Fee Schedule
  Newsletter News from Skyline Wilderness Park....preserving nature in the Napa Valley Join Us for the Xmas Potluck (by Administrator, published Sunday, 11 December 2011 23:07) We are holding our Annual Holiday Potluck Party instead of the business meeting on Decemeber 13th. Party starts at 6pm and Dinner at 7pm.  Larry is making his famous BBQ TRI Tip.   Bring a dish and enjoy the company of others.
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• Skyline Wilderness Park....preserving nature in the Napa Valley / Newsletter - Saturday, 05 November 2011

  News from Skyline Wilderness Park....preserving nature in the Napa Valley	What's hot? Latest News Napa County wants to put Water Pump Station at Skyline Park Park moves to Winter Hours on Sunday Nov 6th Tuesday Nov 8th is the Association Election Meeting Skyline Park Receives Napa Recycling Leadership Award Milan Pittman - Past Association President Passes 1921–2011 Popular Camping ( RV - Tents - Equestrian ) Directions Full Park Map Skyline Park Rates and Fee Schedule History of the Park
  Newsletter News from Skyline Wilderness Park....preserving nature in the Napa Valley Park moves to Winter Hours on Sunday Nov 6th (by Administrator, published Friday, 04 November 2011 23:05) Yes it is that time again.   The park is going to Winter Hours 8am to 5pm on Sunday. Remember to set your clocks BACK one hour. We ask that all park users be out the gate by closing.  If you were lost or injured and needed assistance, there wouldn't be anyone on duty at the kiosk to help you. Happy trails! Napa County wants to put Water Pump Station at Skyline Park (by Administrator, published Friday, 04 November 2011 23:16) The County of Napa will have a team to give us a presentation after the Elections at the monthly Association meeting this Tuesday @ 7pm to show us their proposal to put a Water Pump Station on One (1) acre of our land in the Northwest part of the park.   I would strongly recommend all association members to attend this meeting to hear what they have to say and ask questions and then let the board know how you feel about this situation. Tuesday Nov 8th is the Association Election Meeting (by Administrator, published Friday, 04 November 2011 23:11) Remember that it is time once again to elect officers.  So far we have nominations to keep the Board of Directors intact for another year.  Nominations will be accepted before the vote.
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• Skyline Wilderness Park....preserving nature in the Napa Valley / Newsletter - Saturday, 05 November 2011

  News from Skyline Wilderness Park....preserving nature in the Napa Valley	What's hot? Latest News Tuesday Nov 8th is the Association Election Meeting Skyline Park Receives Napa Recycling Leadership Award Milan Pittman - Past Association President Passes 1921–2011 NAPA COUNTY MOUNTED SHERIFF'S POSSEE CRAB FEED CNPS Annual Spring Plant Sale Popular Camping ( RV - Tents - Equestrian ) Directions Full Park Map Skyline Park Rates and Fee Schedule History of the Park
  Newsletter News from Skyline Wilderness Park....preserving nature in the Napa Valley Tuesday Nov 8th is the Association Election Meeting (by Administrator, published Friday, 04 November 2011 23:11) Remember that it is time once again to elect officers.  So far we have nominations to keep the Board of Directors intact for another year.  Nominations will be accepted before the vote.
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• Skyline Wilderness Park....preserving nature in the Napa Valley / Newsletter - Saturday, 04 June 2011

  News from Skyline Wilderness Park....preserving nature in the Napa Valley	What's hot? Latest News Skyline Park Receives Napa Recycling Leadership Award Milan Pittman - Past Association President Passes 1921–2011 NAPA COUNTY MOUNTED SHERIFF'S POSSEE CRAB FEED CNPS Annual Spring Plant Sale Schooling Show CANCELLED Popular Camping ( RV - Tents - Equestrian ) Directions Full Park Map Skyline Park Rates and Fee Schedule History of the Park
  Newsletter News from Skyline Wilderness Park....preserving nature in the Napa Valley Skyline Park Receives Napa Recycling Leadership Award (by Administrator, published Saturday, 04 June 2011 09:39)                                       Figure 1- L to R: Supervisor Caldwell, Burgeson, Amy Garden Skyline Wilderness Park is a proud recipient of a Business Recycling Leader award. The award was presented on May 4, 2011, at the Napa Wine Train Culinary Arts Center as part of the Napa Recycling Leadership Award celebration. County awards were announced by Amy Garden, Napa County Environmental Resource Specialist, and presented by Napa County Supervisor Keith Caldwell. In addition to the award, Skyline received certificates of recognition from Congressman Thompson, Senator Noreen Evans, and Assembly member Michael Allen (See figure 1).   Skyline was one of several Napa-area businesses recognized for a recycling program that stood out from the rest. Chris Burgeson, a member of Skyline’s Board of Directors, received the award for the park. He developed the park’s recycling program, which included removal of a large number of generic, blue plastic containers (See figure 2).   In their place, ‘corrals’ with paired recycling and refuse containers were placed in strategic locations throughout the park (See figure 3). These ‘corrals’ were a key component of the recycling program that differentiated Skyline’s program from all others. Burgeson recruited the efforts of the local Boy Scout Troop 83 to construct the corrals using funding from Skyline Park. The construction of the corrals became the Eagle Scout project for two of Troop 83’s scouts, Philip Bartelt and Vladimir Jefferson.   A second component of the program is the distribution of small recycling bins to all RV campers. Based on the feedback we have received, this is a very popular part of the program. The last, but very important, part of the program has been the outreach and education component. Conspicuous signage and the distribution of information flyers to park entrants have raised the profile of the program.   In addition to the environmental benefits, the park has also benefited from improved aesthetics and a reduction in refuse disposal costs.
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