Check out recreation programs such as dance, gymnastics and swim lessons. Or, hang out and play in unstructured spaces like the Community Lounge, the Ninja Studio, or make a splash at an indoor pool.
| Age | Facility and Activity Restrictions and Privileges |
|---|---|
| 0-3 | Must wear swim diaper and be within arm's reach of a chaperone at the pool. Swim diapers are available for purchase at recreation center front desks. |
| 0-5 | Must be within arm's reach of a chaperone at the pool. Wristbands required and are available at the front desk. |
| 6+ | Must use respective locker room or family changing room. |
| 6-9 | A chaperone must actively supervise the child at the recreation center, including active supervision at the pool, either on the deck or in the pool area. |
| 10+ | May be in the recreation center (basketball gym, SBRC community lounge, etc.) without a chaperone. This does not include aquatic facilities and areas, or weight room cardio areas. |
| 12+ | May be in aquatic facilities and areas without a chaperone. |
| 12-13 | May use the weight room or cardio area after completing a Youth Weight Room Orientation. Chaperone recommended. May take fitness drop-in classes. |
| 14+ | May use the weight room or cardio area without chaperone supervision. |
| 16+ | May participate in adult basketball, volleyball and pickleball. |
You know your child best! These are minimum age restrictions/privileges, but your child may need more supervision or adult support. Age restrictions are developed through review of industry best practices and guiding documents for each service area. All recreation center visitors are responsible for knowing and following the Recreation Facility Rules, and ensuring that any minors they are responsible for do the same.
Chaperones are youth and adults ages 16 or older and close enough to talk directly with the child being supervised. Chaperones must pay daily admission fee or use their recreation pass for entry.
