Department Information/Forms

General Policies

• Background Checks
• Cancellations
• History of Bristol Bandstand -1980
• Our Mission
• Outdoor Recreation Links
• Refund Policy
• Registration Information
• Scholarship Assistance
• Summer Camps 2021 Photo/Video links

General Forms

• • Household Information and Registration Form
• • PRACTICE FIELD MAP
  • PRACTICE FIELD MAP
    
    
• • Scholarship Application Form

Parks/Facility Applications

• • Bristol Parks Memorial Application Form
• • Holley Hall fee schedule and reservation form
  • Complete and submit this form to apply for reservation of the Holley Hall
    
    
• • Howden Hall Rental Form
• • Bristol Park Use & Public Assemblage Form
  • updated 6.20
    
    
• • Bristol Horse Riding Ring Use Form

Employment

• • Director of the Hub Teen Center Job Description
• • Instructor Application and Proposal Form
• • Lifeguard/Instructor Job Description
• • Volunteer Application
• • Work/Volunteer Application
  • Work or Volunteer Application
    
    

Information

• • Bell Information
• • Bristol Band Stand Historical info
  • Historical information about the Bristol Bandstand. A treasured structure in downtown Bristol.
    
    
• • Bristol Youth Sports (BYS) Sponsorship
  • The Bristol Recreation Department offers a sponsorship program that supports our mission while providing businesses with advertising opportunities at seasonal events and multi-sport programs. Our goal is to provide quality, year-round recreation for Bristol residents and visitors, enriching our community’s physical, mental, cultural, and social well-being. With ongoing support from local groups, we continue to create exciting opportunities for all!
    
    
• • Eagle Park Management Plan 2023
  • Eagle Park is a 5.5-acre parcel located at 908 Lincoln Road, approximately 0.7 miles east of Bartlett’s Falls near the Bristol-Lincoln town line. The park offers a sparsely-forested meadow along the New Haven River for bird-watching, picnicking, and recreating, and features the Chuck Baser Memorial Universal Fishing Platform that provides Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliant access to the river for fishing.
    
    
• • Finding Your Tax-Deductible Program Info
  • Steps to finding your tax-deductible information.
    
    
• • Holley Hall Timeline
  • A timeline prepared by the Bristol Historical Society in 2010
    
    
• • Memorial Park Management Plan 2023
  • Memorial Park in Bristol has been known alternatively as Memorial Forest Park, and Veteran’s Memorial Park. A scenic waterfall, known locally as Burnham Falls, is the focal point of Memorial Park. This parcel is located in the northeastern corner of the town on the south side of VT Route 17, approximately 1.6 miles east of the junction with VT Route 116.
    
    
• • Outdoor Recreation PDF
• • Sycamore Management Plan 2023
  • Sycamore Park is located in the southwestern portion of the town of Bristol on the west side of Vermont Route 116 is just south of the bridge over the New Haven River. The property consists of approximately 8.4 acres and was acquired during the years 1998 through 2000 as part of an agreement between the Town of Bristol and the Federal Emergency Management Agency after a summer flood impacted the area.
    
    
• • Sycamore Park Pollinator Garden Information

Hub Forms

• • Bfit Membership form
  • The document needed for a Bfit membership
    
    

• Recreation Department Staff