Puzzle Champs Wanted!
Join us for a thrilling 500-piece jigsaw puzzle race! Teams of 2 or 4 will compete to finish the same puzzle first.
The four-person teams finish in about 50-70 minutes, depending on the difficulty of the puzzle.
Snacks are allowed, and after awards are presented, puzzlers may enjoy a sundae bar provided by our friends at Baskin Robbins Crystal Lake.
Do you think you have what it takes to be a puzzle champ? Register your team today!
10:00-12:00 is for previous teams who have placed or want to be challenged
1:30-3:30 all others
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See website for time slot details and registering.
Deadline: March 15th
Only one member of each team needs to register.
$30 per team (residents) / $40 per team (non-residents)
- Pre-Registration Required
- Carry In Allowed
- Dine In
- Family Friendly
- Bright Lighting
- Moderate Noise Levels
- Casual
- Other
- Indoor
- Free
Lifer:
Crystal Lake Park District
The Crystal Lake Park District is a separate unit of local government, accounting for approximately 5% of a resident's property tax bill. Charged with providing park and recreation services for approximately 55,000 residents, the Crystal Lake Park District system includes 42 parks spanning over 1,400 acres and program offerings of over 1,000 annually. Facilities include the Nature Center, Main and West Beaches, Colonel Palmer House, Lippold Park Family Golf Center, Boncosky Softball Complex at Lippold Park, Grand Oaks Recreation/Active Adult Center, The Racket Club, Barlina House Preschool, and numerous picnic shelters. In addition to parks, facilities and programs, the district maintains miles of bike and hiking trails enjoyed by many throughout the year. The Crystal Lake Park District publishes three seasonal brochures filled with programs and special events designed for participants of all ages. The Mission of the Crystal Lake Park District is to enrich all lives through Recreation, Parks and Nature.