Troy Community Center: Hours, Programs, Rentals, Fees & Map

Troy, Michigan visitor guide

Check the Right Hours, Program, Pass, Pool, Gym, Rental or Map Route

Troy Community Center is a large city recreation facility, not a single-room community hall. The most useful answer depends on whether you need building hours, admin help, pool time, open gym, a fitness pass, CivicRec registration, senior lunch, or Banquet Center rentals.

Use this page like a task board: pick what you want to do, follow the micro-steps, then open the official Troy Recreation link placed beside that exact action.

Hours Programs Fitness Passes Indoor Pool Rentals Map

Quick Answer: Address, Phone, Building Hours and First Step

Troy Community Center is at 3179 Livernois, Troy, MI 48083. Troy Recreation Department is located inside the Community Center and lists phone 248.524.3484. Building/Fitness Center hours are not the same as admin help hours, and pool/gym schedules can change because registered programs may use those spaces.

Address

3179 Livernois

Use this for maps, rideshare, GPS and event arrival. The embedded map is included below.

Phone

248.524.3484

Use for Recreation questions, registration troubleshooting, passes, schedules and general facility help.

Open

Building hours vary

Mon–Wed 5am–9pm; Thu–Fri 5am–10pm; Sat 7am–8pm; Sun 8am–6pm.

Admin

Mon–Fri 8am–5pm

Use admin hours for in-person registration, account help, residency verification and front-desk admin support.

Do this before leaving: check the official hours page if your visit depends on the indoor pool, open gym, lap swim, kiddie swim, pickleball, badminton, basketball or volleyball. Troy says registered programs can block open play and courts rotate players during open gym.

I Want To… Choose the Correct Troy Community Center Path

This section turns the search intent into action. Use the card that matches your reason for visiting.

Hours

Check today’s building, gym or pool schedule

Use the official hours page first. It includes building hours plus current downloadable gym and pool schedules.

Open Official Hours
Pass

Buy a day pass or membership

Memberships and passes are purchased in person. Bring photo ID; residents need proof of residency for the discounted rate.

Open Pass Pricing
Class

Register for a program

Create or log into CivicRec, add household members, verify residency, choose the session and keep the emailed receipt.

Open CivicRec Catalog
Pool

Use the indoor pool

Check open swim, lap swim, therapy pool and kiddie swim separately. The slide, kiddie area and staffing may affect availability.

Open Indoor Pool
Gym

Play pickleball, badminton, basketball or volleyball

Open gym is for members and day-pass visitors, but games rotate and courts are not reserved for private groups.

Open Gym Rules
Rent

Ask about Banquet Center rentals

Call 248.526.2656 or email Banquet Center staff. Review room policies before booking an event.

Open Rental Page

Hours by Area: Building Access, Admin Help, Pool and Gym

The official hours page is important because it separates general facility hours from current activity schedules. A building can be open while the specific activity you want is unavailable.

Need Official detail What the visitor should do
Fitness Center / building access Mon–Wed 5am–9pm; Thu–Fri 5am–10pm; Sat 7am–8pm; Sun 8am–6pm. Use these for general building/Fitness Center access, then check pool/gym schedules for activity availability.
Recreation Administration Mon–Fri 8am–5pm; Sat–Sun closed. Use for account problems, staff help, residency verification and in-person registration.
Current pool/gym schedules Hours page links current pool and gym schedule downloads and dropdown schedules. Open the schedule that matches your activity, not just the building hours.
Drop-in pool/gym use Drop-in times are open to Fitness Members or people who purchase a day pass. Bring ID and money/payment for day pass if not a member.
Open play conflict warning Gym and pool may be in use for registered programs; open play is not available during those times. Do not enter the gym/pool unless the schedule lists your activity time.
Court reservations during open gym Courts rotate players and cannot be reserved for specific groups during open gym recreation. Expect to rotate, wait and share space during busy times.

Programs and CivicRec Registration: Step-by-Step

Troy Recreation program registration happens through CivicRec. You do not need a Fitness Center membership to register, but you do need a household account and proof of residency if you want the resident rate.

Open CivicRec and log in or create an account

Add all family members living in your household. Keep email, phone and billing information current so receipts and updates reach you.

Verify residency before paying

If you create your account online, you still need to verify residency for resident pricing. Bring proof to Troy Community Center or follow the official email option.

Choose the correct program session

Browse by activity category, choose the date/session, select the participant and complete any prompts before checkout.

Keep the emailed receipt

CivicRec emails a receipt after registration. Save it for dates, refund requests, proof of registration and program questions.

Know the refund window

Troy lists a $10 administrative fee per person, per activity. Refunds generally must be requested at least five business days before the class, activity or camp starts.

No phone registration

Troy says registration over the phone is not available because participants must acknowledge/sign the liability waiver. Staff can still help walk you through problems.

Programs are not the same as memberships

Fitness Center memberships refer to Fitness/Aquatic Center access. Program registration is separate and uses household accounts.

Grandchildren outside household

Troy says grandchildren outside your household cannot be registered under your household without a signed registration form and waiver from the parent or guardian.

Memberships and Day Passes: What to Buy and What to Bring

Choose a pass based on how long and how often you will use the facility. Basic access covers the fitness area, gymnasium, indoor pool and locker rooms. All-Access adds group fitness classes.

Pass / membership type What it includes What to bring or check
Basic membership Unlimited access to fitness area, gymnasium, indoor pool and locker rooms. Application, photo ID, proof of residency for resident rate; parent/guardian signature if 17 or younger.
All-Access membership Basic access plus more than 30 group fitness classes per week. Check class schedule and make sure you will actually use classes before paying more.
Matinee membership Basic or All-Access use Monday–Friday, 8am–3pm only. Best if your workouts fit daytime weekday hours.
30-day pass Short-term amenity access without auto-renewal. Photo ID required for purchase.
Day pass Same-day short-term access; Basic day pass listed as $10 residents / $15 non-residents. Photo ID; children under 3 are free.

Residency proof matters

Troy says resident discounts require proper ID. Examples include Michigan Driver’s License or other proof such as a utility bill. Without proof, expect non-resident pricing.

Cancellation warning

Monthly EFT members must submit the official cancellation request before the 26th of the billing month to prevent the upcoming month’s charge. Verbal/phone instructions are not official cancellation.

Indoor Pool: Open Swim, Lap Swim, Kiddie Swim and Rules

The indoor pool is a major reason people search this topic, but pool access depends on schedule type. Open swim, lap swim, therapy pool time and kiddie swim are different.

Pool features

  • Indoor leisure pool with slides and kiddie water features.
  • 20-yard lap lanes; Troy notes 44 laps equals 1 mile.
  • Separate therapy pool at 3.5 ft depth.
  • Programs include water aerobics, swim lessons and special events.
  • Pool questions phone listed: 248.619.7270.

Rules that prevent failed visits

  • Children 6 and under need direct in-water supervision within arm’s reach.
  • Children 7–10 need an adult in the pool area.
  • Slide users must be 42 inches or taller and able to swim to the stairs unassisted.
  • Showers are required before entry.
  • Appropriate and approved swimwear is required.

Current schedule details worth knowing

The hours page lists open swim for all ages with kiddie area, slides depending on staffing, main pool and one lap lane. The same page separates adult lap swim, therapy pool, kiddie swim for ages 6 and under, and gym schedules. Always open the current schedule first because registered programs can block pool use.

2026 closure warning: the indoor pool page states the indoor pool will be closed Aug. 3–Sept. 7, 2026. Do not plan a pool visit during that period without checking the official hours page for updates and outdoor pool accommodation details.

Open Gym Recreation: Badminton, Pickleball, Basketball and Volleyball

Open gym recreation is available to both members and day-pass visitors. It is not private court rental. Check the current gym schedule, activity age restrictions and rotation rules before going.

Activity Official rule or schedule note Visitor tip
Badminton Adults 18+ unless otherwise noted; games to 21; teams rotate after each game. Use the current schedule to see when North Gym is set up for badminton.
Pickleball Adults 18+ unless otherwise noted; beginner/novice slots may be listed; paddle stacking rotation rules apply. If 8+ players wait, four players exit and four rotate in. If fewer wait, winners may stay for limited games.
Basketball Games to 10 by ones or 15 minutes max; winning team stays up to 2 consecutive games. Children under 10 need supervision by someone 16+ during all-ages slots.
Volleyball Adults 18+; intended for intermediate to advanced players; games to 15. Not ideal for total beginners unless a beginner-friendly program is separately listed.
Gym reminder: courts cannot be reserved for specific groups during open gym recreation. Expect rotations, waiting and schedule changes around registered programs.

Senior Center: Drop-In, Coffee and Hot Lunch

The Troy Community Center page lists the Senior Center inside the facility. This is useful for older adults, caregivers and family members checking daytime access or lunch timing.

Drop-in

Mon–Fri, 8am–4pm

Drop-in is listed unless the space is being used for senior programs.

Coffee

8am–2pm

Coffee is listed during weekday Senior Center hours.

Lunch

11:45am–12:30pm

Congregate hot lunch: $4 for seniors 60+, $7 for under 60.

Banquet Center Rentals: How to Ask the Right Way

The Banquet Center page says Troy Community Center has a variety of room sizes and options for events, meetings and occasions. It also says to review room rental policies ahead of booking.

Rental inquiry checklist

  • Event type and preferred date.
  • Backup date or flexible timing.
  • Estimated guest count.
  • Room setup needs.
  • Food/catering plan.
  • Audio/visual or presentation needs.
  • Setup, cleanup and decoration questions.

What to click or call

For Banquet Center questions, call 248.526.2656 or use the official Banquet Center page. The official page also links a room rental form and Facility Rental Information Packet.

Open Banquet Center Page
Birthday package warning: Troy’s FAQ says birthday party packages are not available at this time due to staffing. Do not promise a birthday package unless Banquet Center staff confirms a current option.

Map, Parking and Arrival Help

Use the main map pin for 3179 Livernois, Troy, MI 48083. If you are arriving for a pass, pool, gym or program, leave extra time for check-in, ID verification, residency proof or finding the correct desk.

Fitness / pool / gym arrival

Check in before entering amenities. You need membership, day pass, program check-in, rental check-in or visitor/spectator status.

Registration arrival

Use admin hours. Bring proof of residency if you need resident pricing or household/account corrections.

Rental arrival

Ask Banquet Center staff which room, entrance, setup window and policy rules apply before sending arrival instructions to guests.

Before-You-Go Checklist

For pool, gym or fitness

  • Check current hours and schedule.
  • Bring photo ID for pass purchase.
  • Bring proof of residency if paying resident rate.
  • Check age/supervision rules.
  • Do not assume open play is available during programs.

For program registration

  • Create or log into CivicRec.
  • Add household members accurately.
  • Verify residency before checkout.
  • Read refund timing and admin fee.
  • Keep emailed receipt.

For rentals

  • Call 248.526.2656.
  • Know date, guest count and room needs.
  • Review room policies.
  • Ask about forms and rental packet.
  • Do not assume birthday packages are available.

Common Mistakes That Cause Failed Visits

1

Checking only building hours

The building can be open while open swim, lap lanes, therapy pool, kiddie swim or gym sports are not available.

2

Trying to register by phone

Registration over the phone is not available because participants must acknowledge or sign the waiver.

3

Missing residency verification

If you create your account online but do not verify residency, you may receive the non-resident rate.

4

Expecting a private open-gym court

Open gym courts rotate players and cannot be held for specific groups.

5

Ignoring child supervision rules

Pool and all-area child supervision rules can affect whether your child can use the facility without a close adult.

6

Planning around a closed pool

The indoor pool has a scheduled 2026 closure. Check official updates before making plans.

Phone Scripts for Fast Help

Use these scripts when the official page still leaves your exact situation unclear.

Hours / pass script

“Hi, I’m visiting Troy Community Center for [pool / gym / fitness]. Can you confirm the correct schedule, day-pass cost, check-in desk and what ID or residency proof I should bring?”

Registration script

“Hi, I’m trying to register in CivicRec. Can you help confirm my household setup, residency verification, session selection, waiver and payment steps?”

Rental script

“Hi, I need a room for [event type] on [date] with about [guest count]. Can you confirm room availability, policies, forms, payment deadlines and what is included?”

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Troy Community Center located?

Troy Community Center is located at 3179 Livernois, Troy, Michigan 48083.

What is the phone number for Troy Community Center?

The Recreation Department phone number listed for Troy Community Center is 248.524.3484.

What are Troy Community Center building hours?

Current Fitness Center/building hours are Monday–Wednesday 5am–9pm, Thursday–Friday 5am–10pm, Saturday 7am–8pm, and Sunday 8am–6pm.

What are Recreation Administration hours?

Recreation Administration hours are Monday–Friday 8am–5pm. Admin services are closed Saturday and Sunday.

Does Troy Community Center have an indoor pool?

Yes. The indoor pool includes a leisure pool with slides and kiddie water features, 20-yard lap lanes and a separate therapy pool.

Is the indoor pool closing in 2026?

Yes. The official indoor pool page says the indoor pool will be closed Aug. 3–Sept. 7, 2026.

How much is a Troy Community Center day pass?

The hours page lists Basic day passes as $10 for residents and $15 for non-residents. Children under 3 are always free.

Do I need a Fitness Center membership to register for a program?

No. Troy says Fitness Center memberships are separate from program registration. You need a household account before registering for programs.

Can I register for Troy Recreation programs by phone?

No. Troy says phone registration is not available because participants must acknowledge or sign the liability waiver.

How do I get the resident rate for Troy Recreation programs?

You must verify residency to receive the resident rate. If you create your account online but do not verify residency before registering, you may receive the non-resident rate.

What open gym sports are available?

Troy Community Center offers open gym recreation for badminton, pickleball, basketball and volleyball.

Can I reserve an open gym court for my group?

No. Troy says courts rotate players during open gym recreation and cannot be reserved for specific groups during those times.

What are the indoor pool slide rules?

Slide users must be 42 inches or taller and able to swim to the stairs unassisted. A swim test may be required.

Does Troy Community Center offer birthday party packages?

Troy’s FAQ says birthday party packages are not available at this time due to staffing.

Who do I call for Banquet Center rentals?

For Banquet Center rental information, call 248.526.2656 or use the official Banquet Center page.

What senior services are listed at Troy Community Center?

The Community Center page lists Senior Center drop-in Monday–Friday 8am–4pm, coffee 8am–2pm, and congregate hot lunch Monday–Friday 11:45am–12:30pm.