Announcements

• 30th Annual Rubber Ducky Regatta!  Visit the "Store" section under "Register" to sponsor 1 duck/$5 or 5 ducks/$20 for a chance to win cash prizes!  Ducks race at 1:00 pm on Sunday, May 18 at Kemper Park, Warminster.  Festivities at this FREE event begin at noon and include a DJ, balloon artist, water ice & pretzels, and more (while supplies last)!  Your duck number(s) will be assigned and emailed to you within 5 days of purchase.  You do NOT need to present to win.  Proceeds directly benefit the Parks and Recreation fun.  Thank you for your support!
• Throughout the year, Parks and Recreation hosts several public events which would not be possible without the support of our generous sponsors and partners!
  
  In 2024, Parks and Recreation hosted a Wine & Cheese Designer Bag Bingo fundraiser, Annual Egg Scramble, Annual Rubber Ducky Regatta fundraiser, National Night Out, two Community Yard Sales, Warminster Day & Touch a Truck, Annual Golf Outing fundraiser, Holiday House Decorating Contest, and Holiday Tree Lighting.  We extend special thanks to the Parks and Recreation Maintenance Team & Public Works Department for their hard work setting up, cleaning up, and assisting with event operations.  The following departments & organizations were instrumental in making these possible:
  
  Wine & Cheese Designer Bag Bingo - Renk Electrick, Anonymous Donor
  Annual Egg Scramble - First National Bank & Trust of Newtown
  Annual Rubber Ducky Regatta - Victory Bank
  National Night Out - Bucks County Commissioners, Warminster Police Department, Office of the Fire Marshal & Emergency Management, Warminster Fire Department, Hartsville Fire Company, Bucks County Emergency Services, Steak & Hoagie Factory
  Warminster Day & Touch a Truck - Special thanks to Warminster Police Department, Office of the Fire Marshal and Emergency Management, Warminster Fire Department, Hartsville Fire Company, Warminster Rotary.  Presenting:  Gilmore & Associates, Inc, PECO/Excelon; Gold:  Christ's Home, Patriot Dealerships;  Silver:  First Bank, Warminster Municipal Authority, Automotive Training Center, QNB Bank;  Bronze:  Won Institute of Graduate Studies, Freedom Credit Union, Majestic Oaks Rehabilitation and Nursing Center, Spirit Golf Management, Citadel Credit Union, Univest, Victory Gardens;  Friends of the Park:  Fred Beans Automotive Group, Greif, State Senator Frank Farry, A Baby's Breath, Penn Community Bank, CP Print & Promo, PA Wilderness Search and Rescue
  Annual Golf Outing - Special thanks to Spirit Golf Management and the staff at Five Ponds Golf Club.  Presenting:  Gilmore & Associates, Inc., CBiz;  Master's:  Flager & Associates, Hatboro Federal Savings;  Hole-In-One Sponsorship:  O'Neill Buick & Nissan;  Ace:  Christ's Home, Barry Isett & Associates, WMA, Penn Fab, Mascaro & Sons;  Double Eagle:  Greif, Barry Isett & Associates, Scoopy Doo, Inspire Federal Credit Union;  Eagle:  Warminster Rotary Club, Carr & Duff;  Birdie:  T&M Associates, CP Print & Promo, MTB Landscaping, Steak & Hoagie Factory 
  Holiday House Decorating Contest - Warminster Rotary Club
  Holiday Tree Lighting - Warminster Rotary Club
• The 2025 Annual Egg Scramble is now open for registration!  Egg Scramble will take place on Thursday, April 17 at 4:30 pm at the Warminster Community Park in the grass area next to the O'Neill Pavilion.
  
  Pre-registration is required for this FREE event.  Registration limited to first 500 children, ages 3-10.  The Egg Scramble begins PROMPTLY at 4:30 pm, so be sure to arrive early and ready to gather to ensure participation!
• NOTICE OF FEE CHANGES - PLEASE READ PRIOR TO SUBMITTING A REQUEST
  
  A new fee schedule for 2025 was adopted by the Board of Supervisors.  All permitting fees, including Pavilion, Special Event, and Field Permits are due 30 days PRIOR to permit date.  
  
  Special Events - A separate special event form provided by Parks and Recreation must be completed and returned no later than 90 days prior to the event.  Insurance certificate may be required.  
  
  Field Permits - Insurance certificate is required.  Field lighting fee invoices will be assessed monthly based on hours used.
  
  Rates are as follows:
  
  Part 11 Parks and Recreation
  
  A. Pavilions – Warminster Community Park – 4 Hours
  Fee
  A.1 Resident Application $100.00
  A.2 Non-Resident Application $125.00
  A.3 Extra Hour $25.00
  **Pavilion Seating Capacity is 100. Attendance over 100 will require a Special Event Use Permit.
  
  B. Pavilions – Kemper Park – 4 Hours
  Fee
  B.1 Residential Application $30.00
  B.2 Non-Residential Application $50.00
  B.3 Extra Hour $10.00
  **Pavilion Seating Capacity is 12. Attendance over 20 will require a Special Event Use Permit.
  
  C. Non-Profit Special Events, 5Ks, etc. – 5 Hours
  Fee
  C.1 Pavilion Area, under 200 people $500.00
  Extra Hour $100.00
  Rain Date Hold $150.00
  C.2 Pavilion Area, 201-300 people $750.00
  Extra Hour $150.00
  Rain Date Hold $225.00
  C.3 Runway or Large Event Area, under 500 people $1,000.00
  Extra Hour $200.00
  Rain Date Hold $300.00
  C.4 Runway or Large Event Area, 500+ people $1,500.00
  Extra Hour $300.00
  Rain Date Hold $450.00
  **Pavilion-based Events are for a maximum of 300 people, and the seating capacity is a maximum of 100.
  
  D. For-Profit Special Events, Corporate Events (Over 100 people), 5Ks, etc. – 5 Hours
  Fee
  D.1 Pavilion Area, under 250 people $1,000.00
  Extra Hour $200.00
  Rain Date Hold $300.00
  D.2 Runway or Large Event Area, under 500 people $2,000.00
  Extra Hour $400.00
  Rain Date Hold $600.00
  D.3 Runway or Large Event Area, 500+ people $3,000.00
  Extra Hour $600.00
  Rain Date Hold $1,000.00
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  E. Memorial Program
  Fee
  E.1 Memorial Bench $1,600.00
  E.2 Memorial Tree $350.00
  **Memorial Benches and Trees are ordered and installed once per year in the fall months.
  
  F. Field Fees
  Fee
  F.1 Individual Game/Practice
  Non-Profit Resident Youth (Under 12) $30.00 per field/occurrence
  Non-Profit Non-Resident Youth (Under 12) $50.00 per field/occurrence
  For-Profit Resident Youth (Under 12) $40.00 per field/occurrence
  For-Profit Non-Resident Youth (Under 12) $50.00 per field/occurrence
  Non-Profit Resident Adult $50.00 per field/occurrence
  Non-Profit Non-Resident Adult $75.00 per field/occurrence
  For-Profit Resident Adult $75.00 per field/occurrence
  For-Profit Non-Resident Adult $100.00 per field/occurrence
  F.2 Seasonal Use (12 Weeks)
  Non-Profit Resident Youth (Under 12) $450.00 per field
  +Additional Fields $135.00 per field
  Non-Profit Non-Resident Youth (Under 12) $600.00 per field
  +Additional Fields $180.00 per field
  Non-Profit Resident Adult $600.00 per field
  Non-Profit Non-Resident Adult N/A
  For-Profit Youth N/A
  For-Profit Adult N/A
  
  F.3 Field Lights
  Resident $10.00 per hour
  Non-Resident $15.00 per hour
  
  G. Bark Park Annual Membership Fee
  G.1 Resident $25.00
  G.2 Non-Resident $35.00
  
  RENTAL INTERVALS INCLUDE SET UP AND CLEAN UP TIME. Final facility use permits (field, pavilion, special event) will not be issued until all initial fees are paid. The Township of Warminster Parks and Recreation Department reserves the right to revoke permits.
  
  Sponsors and organizers of large special events that may require township resources (i.e., staff, equipment, maintenance, etc.) shall be responsible for all additional costs as determined by the Township.
  
  Team rosters with names and addresses must be turned in to Parks and Recreation BEFORE the game/practice or the start of the seasonal permit to qualify for the resident rate. To be eligible for the Resident rate, rosters must include a minimum of 75% Warminster Township residents. For NON-PROFIT YOUTH organizations ONLY, rosters must consist of a minimum of 75% of participants residing in Centennial School District to qualify for the Resident rate.
  
  Special Event & Field Permit - A separate Security Deposit, cash, or check payable to Warminster Township is due at least 21 calendar days before use, in the amount of $500 for all fields, facilities, and trails. This amount does not include any staff costs or additional fees. The Security Deposit will be returned upon satisfactory inspection of the rented facility when no damages are found or reported.
  
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  Tournament requests will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis, with fees determined after a review of the proposal.
  Use of storage facilities, snack stands, Township equipment, cones, temporary barriers, or the like will incur additional costs.