Washington City Community Center: Visitor Guide

Washington, Utah · 2026 Visitor Guide

Washington City Recreation: Pool, Gym, Classes & Event Spaces

Washington City Community Center is a municipal recreation facility at 350 N Community Center Drive, Washington, UT 84780, near St. George in southwestern Utah.

The facility combines an indoor aquatic center, fitness rooms, three gymnasiums, exercise classes, indoor track, childcare, preschool and rentable event spaces. Visitors can purchase a day pass without committing to an annual membership.

Daily admission$5Children age 3 and under free
Monday–Thursday5 AM–10 PMGeneral facility hours
Friday / Saturday5 AM–9 PMFriday; Saturday 6 AM–8 PM
Phone435-656-6360Main community center desk

Information reviewed October 22, 2026. Pool, climbing wall, pickleball, holiday and program schedules may differ from general building hours.

Opening Hours & Swimming Times

The center is open Monday through Saturday, with different schedules for leisure swimming, lap swimming, childcare and climbing.

Facility / activityPublished regular hours
General facility, Mon–Thu5:00 AM–10:00 PM
General facility, Friday5:00 AM–9:00 PM
General facility, Saturday6:00 AM–8:00 PM
SundayClosed
Leisure Pool, Mon–Thu3:00–7:00 PM during school-season schedule
Leisure Pool, Friday2:00–7:00 PM during school-season schedule
Leisure Pool, Saturday11:00 AM–6:00 PM
Lap Pool, Mon–Thu5:00 AM–10:00 PM; lane availability varies
Lap Pool, Friday5:00 AM–9:00 PM; lane availability varies
Lap Pool, Saturday6:00 AM–6:00 PM; lane availability varies
Current October 2026 updates: the Coyote Slide is permanently closed pending replacement. The City also lists a lap-pool swim meet affecting availability from October 23 at 3 PM until October 24 at 1 PM, plus a 6 AM–5 PM facility schedule on October 31. Confirm changes before traveling.

During the published summer schedule, the leisure pool generally opens from 1–7 PM on weekdays and 11 AM–6 PM on Saturday. The facility closes on Sunday.

Daily Admission, Punch Passes & Discounts

You do not need an annual membership to visit. The City posts a simple daily admission fee and additional options for frequent visitors.

Admission typePublished cost
Single-day entry$5 per person
Children age 3 and underFree
20-visit punch pass$80
Daycare, up to 2 hours$3 per child
Daycare 20-use pass$45
Daycare monthly membership$30 first child; $15 each additional child, up to four total
Group discount15% for groups of 15 or more
Twilight leisure swim$2 off during the final open-swim hour, Monday–Saturday
What does the $5 admission include? The City states that daily entrance admission provides access to the full facility and group exercise classes, subject to activity hours, age rules, capacity and special program restrictions. A 20-use punch pass works out to $4 per admission and does not expire.

Children age 3 and under enter free. Everyone else must pay the daily entrance fee or have a valid membership. The City also advertises a 15% military discount on applicable memberships and punch passes.

Monthly & Annual Membership Prices

Washington City residents receive lower membership prices on most plans. Non-residents can still join.

MembershipResident monthlyNon-resident monthly
Family$50$55
Adult couple$40$45
Adult individual, 18–59$30$35
Youth, 4–17$20$25
Senior couple, 60+$30$35
Senior individual, 60+$20$25
College student with ID$20$20
MembershipResident annualNon-resident annual
Family$485$540
Adult couple$395$440
Adult individual$275$310
Youth individual$195$220
Senior couple$275$310
Senior individual$195$220
College student with ID$195$195
New membership conditions: the City lists a one-time $35 application fee for new or lapsed memberships. Monthly plans require a minimum three-month or 90-day purchase. Check family-size and additional-member fees before joining.

How to Get a Resident Membership

  1. Visit the community center front desk.
  2. Choose a family, couple, individual, youth, senior or college membership.
  3. Bring accepted Washington City residency proof, such as a government-issued ID, utility bill, bank statement, lease, mortgage agreement, vehicle registration or other listed documentation.
  4. Bring student identification if applying for a college-student membership.
  5. Confirm the plan period, application fee, first payment and cancellation conditions.
  6. Complete the City membership process in person.

The center also participates in certain insurance-based fitness programs, including SilverSneakers, Silver & Fit and Renew Active. Check eligibility with your insurance provider.

Indoor Pools, Lazy River & Water Attractions

The aquatic center contains an eight-lane, 25-yard competition pool and a large beach-entry leisure pool with a lazy river, family play features and other water attractions.

Competition / Lap Pool

Eight 25-yard lanes for swimming, exercise, lessons, team practice and scheduled aquatic activities. Available lanes change during swim-team sessions and meets.

Leisure Pool

A 10,174-square-foot beach-entry pool with a lazy river, splash features and children’s water-play attractions.

Swimming Lessons

Youth lessons, private instruction and other instructional programs are offered on scheduled dates, with separate registration.

Water Exercise

Aqua Cardio and water walking provide fitness options. The posted school-season water-walking window is Mon–Thu 5 AM–3 PM, Friday 5 AM–2 PM and Saturday 6–11 AM.

Slide update: the official October 2026 notices say the Coyote Slide is permanently closed and will be replaced after the beginning of the new year. Do not plan a visit specifically for that slide until the City announces replacement availability.

Family Pool Safety Rules

  • Children under age 10 must be supervised by an adult age 18 or older.
  • Children under age 6 must have an adult age 18 or older in the water with them at all times.
  • All visitors must have a signed facility waiver on file.
  • Under Utah aquatic rules cited by the City, children age 2 and under must wear three protective layers: swim diaper, swim diaper cover and swimsuit.
  • Outside food and drinks are generally not allowed inside the facility; concessions are available. Approved paid pavilion rentals have different food provisions.
  • Obey lifeguards and activity-specific pool rules. Lap lanes may be reserved for lessons, teams or events.

Fitness Center, Indoor Track & Group Exercise

The fitness center includes cardiovascular and weight-training equipment, a 1,750-square-foot aerobics room, an indoor track and a range of instructor-led classes.

Strength & Cardio

Weight-training machines, cardiovascular equipment and general strength and conditioning spaces.

Yoga & Pilates

Yoga, core yoga, Pilates, chair yoga and other classes emphasizing movement, mobility and strength.

Cycling & Fitness

Spinning, Power X, High Fitness, Barre, TRX Flex, Ride & Resist and other changing class formats.

Senior-Friendly Activities

Senior Fit, chair yoga, low-impact exercise and indoor track walking opportunities.

Free senior track walking: seniors may walk the indoor track without charge Monday–Saturday, 10 AM–2 PM. Check in at the front desk before entering.

The center says fitness classes are for ages 12 and older. The fall 2026 exercise timetable runs August 10 through December 31, with classes at different times from early morning through evening. Space, instructor availability and demand may affect individual sessions.

Children’s Programs, Preschool & Childcare

Families can choose from preschool, recreation programs, youth swimming lessons, seasonal camps and short-term childcare.

ProgramWho / what to know
2026–27 Preschool, age 3 classChild must turn 3 by September 1, 2026.
2026–27 Preschool, age 4 classChild must turn 4 by September 1, 2026.
2026–27 Preschool, age 5 classChild must turn 5 by January 1, 2027.
Preschool school yearAugust 19, 2026–May 19, 2027.
Youth swimming lessonsFor eligible children age 3+ who are toilet-trained and comfortable with an instructor.
Seasonal youth programsMay include dance, cheer, theatre, recreation, camps and enrichment depending on the season.
Childcare / daycareLimited posted daytime and evening hours, with an up-to-two-hour daily period.

Daycare Hours

The regular posted daycare schedule is Monday–Thursday 8:30–11:45 AM and 5–8 PM, and Friday 8:30–11:45 AM. It is closed Saturday and Sunday.

Preschool billing: the City distributes tuition across the school year, with August prorated. Withdrawal requires a cancellation request at least 30 days before the next billing cycle, which falls on the fifth of the month.

How to Register a Child

1
Select the program. Choose preschool, swimming lessons, a seasonal camp or another age-appropriate class.
2
Confirm eligibility. Check birthdate cutoffs, class dates, skill requirements and registration availability.
3
Review costs. Distinguish program tuition from regular facility admission or memberships.
4
Complete registration. Use the City’s program registration link and submit any parent or participant information requested.
5
Save confirmation. Retain the receipt, class details, schedules and cancellation policy.

Rentals: Weddings, Parties, Pool & Sports

Washington City Community Center has rentable spaces for weddings, family celebrations, corporate events, sports, swimming groups and community functions. Each space has different capacity, equipment and rental conditions.

Reception Hall — up to 200 people

Approximately 6,873 square feet, 87 by 79 feet. Includes a separate entrance, serving kitchen, private restrooms, tables, chairs and Bluetooth-capable audio system, subject to availability.

Birthday Party Room — up to 30

Approximately 798 square feet, four tables, 30 chairs, refrigerator/freezer access, microwave and counter space. Direct access toward the pool area and patio.

BBQ Grand Pavilion — up to 300 event guests

Covered pavilion with standard seating for up to 90, three banquet tables, large grill, double burner, sink, counter and optional private gate access for loading.

Gymnasium — up to 475 people

Each gym measures approximately 4,200 square feet (84 by 50 feet) and supports sports rentals such as volleyball and basketball. Only water bottles are permitted for drinks.

Multi-Use Room — up to 100

Approximately 1,224 square feet, 36 by 34 feet. A movable divider can split the room into two sections, each with a TV; one side has sink and counter access.

Lap / Leisure Pool Groups

Swimming group reservations are available for schools, churches, clubs, teams and gatherings. Groups of 30 or more should contact the aquatic rental staff.

Rental pricing: the City directs visitors to its published rental pricing PDF and team for quotes. Hourly rates depend on the space, rental duration and requirements. Do not rely on old birthday-party pricing from archived program brochures.

Pool Party Supervision

The rental page provides these general adult-to-child ratios for group swimming during open-swim hours:

Child ageGroup ratio
Age 0–31 adult per 3 children
Age 4–91 adult per 10 children
Other group activitiesDetermined individually based on activity and aquatic staff requirements

Pool and BBQ group rental requests should be submitted at least three weeks in advance.

How to Reserve a Room or Pool Event

1
Choose the space. Identify the reception hall, birthday room, pavilion, gym, pool or multi-use room.
2
Estimate attendance. Include adults, children, guests and staff so the event meets occupancy and pool-supervision requirements.
3
Check costs and timing. Ask for the current rental quote, equipment, setup time, cleanup, food rules and cancellation terms.
4
Complete the correct rental request. The City provides room rental and BBQ/lap-lane request forms. Return the appropriate form in person or using the contact on the rental page.
5
Wait for review. A rental team member checks availability. Special events may require additional paperwork.
6
Sign the contract. Review the City’s rental agreement and return the signed copy.
7
Pay the deposit. The City requires a 25% non-refundable deposit before final confirmation.
Important: your booking is not finalized merely because you submit a request. The City requires a signed contract and the 25% deposit before the rental team confirms the event.

Address, Map & Directions

Washington City Community Center
350 N Community Center Drive
Washington, Utah 84780
Phone: 435-656-6360
Aquatics: 435-656-6357

Arrival Tips

  • Use the full address instead of Washington City Hall. City Hall is at a different location.
  • Drivers arriving from I-15 can use the Washington/Green Spring area interchange and local road directions to Community Center Drive.
  • For large events, confirm parking arrangements and the correct entrance with the rental team.
  • For preschool or children’s activities, confirm the check-in procedure and any required waiver before arrival.
  • Visitors requiring an accessible route or specific accommodation should contact the center before traveling.

What to Know Before You Go

Just Visiting Once?

Bring $5 per paying visitor and check the specific pool, gym or climbing hours before leaving. Children age 3 and under are free.

Swimming With Children?

Review child supervision, the three-layer swim diaper rule for ages 2 and under, and the current slide closure.

Planning Regular Fitness?

Compare the 20-visit pass with a monthly membership. The 20-visit pass does not expire, while monthly memberships have minimum-term conditions.

Hosting a Party?

Choose the correct space, verify capacity and current rental cost, request early and prepare for the 25% non-refundable deposit.

Washington City Community Center FAQs

1. Where is Washington City Community Center?

It is located at 350 N Community Center Drive, Washington, Utah 84780, near St. George. The main telephone number is 435-656-6360.

2. What are the regular opening hours?

General facility hours are Monday–Thursday 5 AM–10 PM, Friday 5 AM–9 PM and Saturday 6 AM–8 PM. The center is closed on Sunday. Pool, childcare and activities have separate schedules.

3. How much is daily admission?

Published daily admission is $5 per person. Children age 3 and under enter free. A 20-visit punch pass costs $80 and does not expire.

4. How much is a monthly membership?

Adult individual memberships are $30 monthly for Washington City residents and $35 for non-residents. Family memberships are $50 resident and $55 non-resident. Other youth, senior, couple and student options are available.

5. What are the leisure pool hours?

Under the posted school-season schedule, leisure pool open swim is Monday–Thursday 3–7 PM, Friday 2–7 PM and Saturday 11 AM–6 PM. Summer and special-event schedules may differ.

6. Is the Coyote Slide open?

No. The City’s October 2026 notice states that the Coyote Slide is permanently closed and will be replaced after the beginning of the new year. Check official notices for replacement updates.

7. Are fitness classes included with admission?

Yes. The City states that daily facility admission includes group exercise classes, subject to schedules, capacity and eligibility. Fitness classes are for ages 12 and older.

8. Does the center have preschool and daycare?

Yes. The center offers preschool classes with age-based eligibility and a paid childcare service with limited morning and evening hours. Preschool registration, tuition and cancellation policies are separate from daily admission.

9. Can I rent the center for a birthday party or wedding?

Yes. Rentable spaces include a reception hall, birthday room, BBQ pavilion, gymnasiums, multi-use room and aquatic facilities. Availability, price and event conditions depend on the chosen space.

10. How do I reserve an event space?

Complete the appropriate City rental request form and submit it for review. Once approved, sign and return the contract and pay the required 25% non-refundable deposit before the rental is finalized. Pool group requests should be made at least three weeks in advance.

Final visitor reminder: the community center has different hours for general access, leisure swimming, lap lanes, childcare and climbing. Check the official schedule for the activity you want, and call 435-656-6360 for time-sensitive questions.