Sports and Youth Programs
The City of Sacramento, Access Leisure offers a variety of adapted sports programs such as wheelchair basketball, wheelchair softball, power soccer, Access Aquatics and even a cheerleading team. We also offer you information on where you can participate in wheelchair tennis, adapted waterskiing, white water rafting, dance, drama, the arts, adapted downhill or cross country snow skiing, and adapted weight training for adults. If you would like to receive our quarterly Access Leisure Ink newsletter from the City of Sacramento, please contact Steve Hornsey at (916) 808-2340 or see the Online Access Ink

BlazeSports Sacramento
Access Leisure is honored to have been chosen as one of BlazeSports America’s new clubs. This affiliation gives our program access to regional and national events for youth teens and adults with physical disabilities as well as connections to Paralympians to attend our sports events as coaches and speakers. We will also receive one free sport wheelchair every year and some funding/grants for our sports camps and special sporting events for people with physical disabilities. More information on BlazeSports and the programs they offer can be found by visiting their website (www.blazesports.com) or contacting BlazeSports Sacramento Program Coordinator Steve Hornsey at (916) 808-2340

Social & Fitness Programs for Teens and Adults
with Developmental Disabilities
The City of Sacramento, Access Leisure, offers social activities for teens and adults with developmental disabilities such as themed dances and community outings. Fitness programs include a walking program, bocce, softball, basketball, bowling, swimming, and an annual track & field meet. For more information or to receive a monthly calendar, please contact Philip Sinclair at (916) 808-6045. Read our Monthly Events Calendar for program specifics about upcoming events.

Camps and Outdoor Education
Would you like to experience the great outdoors, learn new sports and nature skills, and have outrageously fun adventures? Then you are in luck! Long time Access Leisure Program Coordinator and Outdoors Guru, Jenny Yarrow, now serves as our new Camps and Outdoor Education person. Jenny brings with her over 25 years of camping and outdoor expertise. Please contact Jenny Yarrow at (916) 808-6017 or visit the Camps and Outdoor Recreation page for more information.



River Cats Independence Field
River Cats Independence Field is a fully-accessible baseball field made of a rubberized surface ideal for players with disabilities that use either manual or power wheelchairs, walkers, crutches, or no assistive devices, to "Play Ball"! Join one of our new baseball leagues for youth with either physical or mental disabilities, our new wheelchair softball league for youth, our power baseball league for youth that use electric powered wheelchairs, or one of our adult leagues for people with disabilities. See also www.rivercatsindependencefield.com

          
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Access Leisure - Programs for Persons with Disabilities

    * Sports and Youth Programs
    * BlazeSports Sacramento
    * Social & Fitness Programs for Teens and Adults with Developmental Disabilities
    * Camps and Outdoor Education
    * River Cats Independence Field
    * Pannell Meadowview Recreational Pool
    * Access Leisure Teen Program
    * Sacramento Lightning - Sled Hockey
    * Links to Other Exciting Opportunities for People with Disabilities

Sports and Youth Programs
sports and youth program collage     The City of Sacramento, Access Leisure offers a variety of adapted sports programs such as wheelchair basketball, wheelchair softball, power soccer, Access Aquatics and even a cheerleading team. We also offer you information on where you can participate in wheelchair tennis, adapted waterskiing, white water rafting, dance, drama, the arts, adapted downhill or cross country snow skiing, and adapted weight training for adults. If you would like to receive our quarterly Access Leisure Ink newsletter from the City of Sacramento, please contact Steve Hornsey at (916) 808-2340 or see the Online Access Ink.

BlazeSports Sacramento
Access Leisure is honored to have been chosen as one of BlazeSports America’s new clubs. This affiliation gives our program access to regional and national events for youth teens and adults with physical disabilities as well as connections to Paralympians to attend our sports events as coaches and speakers. We will also receive one free sport wheelchair every year and some funding/grants for our sports camps and special sporting events for people with physical disabilities. More information on BlazeSports and the programs they offer can be found by visiting their website (www.blazesports.com) or contacting BlazeSports Sacramento Program Coordinator Steve Hornsey at (916) 808-2340.


Social & Fitness Programs for Teens and Adults with Developmental Disabilities
The City of Sacramento, Access Leisure, offers social activities for teens and adults with developmental disabilities such as themed dances and community outings. Fitness programs include a walking program, bocce, softball, basketball, bowling, swimming, and an annual track & field meet.
For more information or to receive a monthly calendar, please contact Philip Sinclair at (916) 808-6045. Read our Monthly Events Calendar for program specifics about upcoming events.


Camps and Outdoor Education
Would you like to experience the great outdoors, learn new sports and nature skills, and have outrageously fun adventures? Then you are in luck! Long time Access Leisure Program Coordinator and Outdoors Guru, Jenny Yarrow, now serves as our new Camps and Outdoor Education person. Jenny brings with her over 25 years of camping and outdoor expertise. Please contact Jenny Yarrow at (916) 808-6017 or visit the Camps and Outdoor Recreation page for more information.
 
Rivercats Independence Field
2450 Meadowview Road at the Samuel C. Pannell Meadowview Community Center
River Cats Independence Field is a fully-accessible baseball field made of a rubberized surface ideal for players with disabilities that use either manual or power wheelchairs, walkers, crutches, or no assistive devices, to "Play Ball"! Join one of our new baseball leagues for youth with either physical or mental disabilities, our new wheelchair softball league for youth, our power baseball league for youth that use electric powered wheelchairs, or one of our adult leagues for people with disabilities. See also www.rivercatsindependencefield.com

Pannell Meadowview Recreational Pool
      
    * Sports and Youth Programs
    * BlazeSports Sacramento
    * Social & Fitness Programs for Teens and Adults with Developmental Disabilities
    * Camps and Outdoor Education
    * River Cats Independence Field
    * Pannell Meadowview Recreational Pool
    * Access Leisure Teen Program
    * Sacramento Lightning - Sled Hockey
    * Links to Other Exciting Opportunities for People with Disabilities

Sports and Youth Programs
The City of Sacramento, Access Leisure offers a variety of adapted sports programs such as wheelchair basketball, wheelchair softball, power soccer, Access Aquatics and even a cheerleading team. We also offer you information on where you can participate in wheelchair tennis, adapted waterskiing, white water rafting, dance, drama, the arts, adapted downhill or cross country snow skiing, and adapted weight training for adults. If you would like to receive our quarterly Access Leisure Ink newsletter from the City of Sacramento, please contact Steve Hornsey at (916) 808-2340 or see the Online Access Ink.


BlazeSports Sacramento
Access Leisure is honored to have been chosen as one of BlazeSports America’s new clubs. This affiliation gives our program access to regional and national events for youth teens and adults with physical disabilities as well as connections to Paralympians to attend our sports events as coaches and speakers. We will also receive one free sport wheelchair every year and some funding/grants for our sports camps and special sporting events for people with physical disabilities. More information on BlazeSports and the programs they offer can be found by visiting their website (www.blazesports.com) or contacting BlazeSports Sacramento Program Coordinator Steve Hornsey at (916) 808-2340.


Social & Fitness Programs for Teens and Adults
The City of Sacramento, Access Leisure, offers social activities for teens and adults with developmental disabilities such as themed dances and community outings. Fitness programs include a walking program, bocce, softball, basketball, bowling, swimming, and an annual track & field meet. For more information or to receive a monthly calendar, please contact Philip Sinclair at (916) 808-6045. Read our Monthly Events Calendar for program specifics about upcoming events.

Camps and Outdoor Education
Would you like to experience the great outdoors, learn new sports and nature skills, and have outrageously fun adventures? Then you are in luck! Long time Access Leisure Program Coordinator and Outdoors Guru, Jenny Yarrow, now serves as our new Camps and Outdoor Education person. Jenny brings with her over 25 years of camping and outdoor expertise. Please contact Jenny Yarrow at (916) 808-6017 or visit the Camps and Outdoor Recreation page for more information.


Rivercats Independence Field
River Cats Independence Field is a fully-accessible baseball field made of a rubberized surface ideal for players with disabilities that use either manual or power wheelchairs, walkers, crutches, or no assistive devices, to "Play Ball"! Join one of our new baseball leagues for youth with either physical or mental disabilities, our new wheelchair softball league for youth, our power baseball league for youth that use electric powered wheelchairs, or one of our adult leagues for people with disabilities. See also www.rivercatsindependencefield.com .
 

Pannell Meadowview Recreational Pool
The Samuel C. Pannell Meadowview Community Center Pool is open February through October. The pool is fully accessible and includes on-site changing rooms. "Aqua Chairs" are available for people that use wheelchairs to transfer into to make entering and exiting the pool a breeze. The pool has a beach (zero) entry. The pool is heated to 80 degrees. There is ample free parking. For those that would like to enjoy one of our pools independently, lifts are also available at Clunie, Doyle, Natomas High School, Oki, and Southside pools.  Access Aquatics classes are available at Clunie, Oki, and Doyle pools.  To enroll in one our Access Aquatics swim classes, call Beth McKinnie at (916) 808-2308. 

For more information and programs go to the Access Leisure website.