Wrentham Recreation provides the leadership to assure that citizens receive quality recreational facilities.  Our commitment to the well being of both residents and users with the care of public lands to provide opportunities for a productive and healthy community...

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The Recreation Committee members provide assistance to the Recreation Director.

The Recreation Department offers a variety of programs to both youth and adult.  Information about available programs can be found in the Programs link. 

There are also special Events held in the town by the Recreation Department.  Information about Events can be found in the Events Link. 

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Recreation is seeking sponsorship to meet the growing needs of the Wrentham and King Philip recreation communities via utility pole decorative banner signage throughout commercial and recreational districts in and around Wrentham.

Banners (24"x36") can be custom designed depicting a recreational activity and the name of the sponsor on both sides.

The banner is sewn of the highest quality, durable, weather resistant material with incorporated wind cuts. Hardware for the attachment is also top of the line. Cost for sponsorship is $1250 for the first year or $2000 for a two year block.

Orders should be received by August for our inaugural kick off in the fall of 2010. All proceeds will go directly to the William Rice Gift Fund and the Rice Playspace Fund. The contribution is tax deductible.

Contact Jane D'Amico for more information at (508) 384-2525 or e-mail 4boyz@comcast.net. Or, you may call the Recreation Dept. at (508) 384-5427.

Sweatt Beach is located on Woolford Road, off Elysium Street.

The Beach will be open until August 22, 2010.

Beach Hours: 10 AM to 7 PM every day

Daily passes are available: $4 adult, $3 children

Season passes are also available: $125 residents, $150 non-residents

In bringing the William A. Rice Complex to Wrentham, we are not only offering a chance for young and old to use and enjoy this complex in an organized or individual way but we have created a way to keep 80 acres of Wrentham land as open space for the town to enjoy for years to come.

The William A. Rice Complex is located at 54 Emerald Street, Wrentham.

In 2004 the Town of Wrentham overwhelmingly chose to name the new recreational complex in William Rice's name in honor of his 24 years of unselfish, dedicated work to the town of Wrentham as Recreation Director.

Funding for this project provded by private and corporate donations, state and federal grants.

The following links to Area Sports will guide you to the different Youth and Adult organizations that provide learning, playing, and team sports.  These organizations are independently run and are not a part of Wrentham Recreation.  Also, the name "King Philip" does not represent the King Philip Regional Schools.

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