Upper St. Clair Community Rec Center: Hours & Fees

Upper St. Clair Rec Center Hours

Holiday Hours & Closures

• Closed: New Year’s Day, Easter Sunday, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.
• Special holiday hours: Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve.
• Special indoor hours: 10 AM–2 PM.
• Seasonal outdoor pool holiday hours: 11 AM–5 PM, when the outdoor pool is operating.
• No daily visitor passes: Weekends or holidays.

Pool schedules, slides, special classes and lap-lane availability are separate from the building schedule.

Daily Admission: $15 Pass Rules

You do not need an annual membership for every weekday visit. Upper St. Clair offers a limited daily admission option, but passes must be purchased before arrival.

What a Weekday Visitor Pass Includes

• Indoor leisure pool and spa, according to the posted aquatics schedule.
• Outdoor pool during its operating season.
• Fitness floors, basketball courts and indoor track.
• Selected group exercise classes, subject to availability and any required reservation.

Important Rules for Children

Children 11 and under must remain under direct supervision by a parent or legal guardian. The supervising adult also needs a visitor pass. Children ages 10–13 may use specified cardio equipment and the downstairs functional fitness area only with direct parent supervision.

How to Buy a Day Pass Online

1. Choose a weekday. Public day passes are not sold for weekends or holidays.
2. Check Friday availability. Limited passes open at 8 AM each Friday.
3. Open the Township registration portal. Choose the Daily Visitor Pass category.
4. Select the exact day. Confirm the date, location, price and available spaces.
5. Register every visitor. Include children under two, even when no $15 charge applies.
6. Complete payment. Save the registration confirmation for check-in at the center.

Daily pass purchases are not refundable or transferable within 24 hours of the pass start time. Inclement weather does not qualify for a refund under the Township’s published daily admission policy.

2026 Membership Fees: Resident vs. Nonresident

The C&RC offers annual memberships billed monthly with a 12-month commitment, plus prepaid three-month memberships. Prices depend on age, household type, residency and season.

Annual Memberships — Monthly Payments

*The Township’s published age bands both mention age 25. Confirm the correct category with membership staff if you are exactly 25.

Three-Month Membership: Fall & Winter

Rate period: August 1–March 31

Three-Month Membership: Spring & Summer

Rate period: April 1–July 31

Other Passes and Guest Fees

Who Qualifies for a Family Membership?

A family membership covers the eligible immediate family. The Township specifies that children reaching age 22 must move to a youth membership. Extended relatives such as grandparents, cousins, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and grandchildren cannot simply be added under the family plan.

Which Pass Should You Choose?

Example: Two adults visiting separately once a week on weekdays would spend $30 per week on day passes. A household planning frequent swimming, fitness or weekend visits should compare the family membership instead of repeatedly buying single-day passes.

Indoor Pool, Lap Swim & Outdoor Waterpark

The C&RC has both indoor and seasonal outdoor aquatic facilities. The biggest mistake is assuming all water attractions follow the same opening hours.

Indoor Pool Schedule: October 19–25, 2026

These are the specific leisure-pool windows displayed in the Township’s official schedule for this week. They are not permanent weekly hours.

Availability for the water play structure and resistance channel can be different from the slide and leisure-pool windows. Swim classes, maintenance and staffing may affect individual features.

Fitness Center, Indoor Track & Gym Rules

The approximately 90,000-square-foot facility at Boyce Mayview Park offers exercise areas, gymnasiums, indoor aquatics and fitness programming.

• Fitness floors: Cardio and strength-training equipment with age restrictions.
• Basketball: Courts may be affected by lessons, organized activities or rentals.
• Indoor track: Accessible during eligible facility use periods, subject to center schedules.
• Group exercise: A mix of scheduled classes; selected activities require reservations.
• Yoga, cycling, TRX and Pilates: Check class eligibility and booking requirements.
• Personal training: Separate fees, reservations and program rules can apply.

For additional guidance on choosing a facility, comparing fitness fees and checking activity restrictions, see our community recreation center visitor guide.

Classes, Swim Lessons & Registration

Upper St. Clair Recreation and Leisure Services offers youth activities, sports, aquatics, group exercise, seasonal events and enrichment programs. Registration priority and pricing can vary by program.

Upcoming Registration Dates Published for 2026

Dates apply to the Township’s published 2026 registration calendar. Availability may close when programs fill.

How to Register for a Class

1. Select the activity. Choose swimming, youth sports, fitness, camp or enrichment based on age and skill level.
2. Check the registration date. Members may receive an earlier signup window for some activities.
3. Open the official recreation account. Sign in or create a household profile.
4. Search for the class. Review session dates, age requirements, price, availability and cancellation conditions.
5. Pay and retain confirmation. Save the receipt and follow the activity’s arrival instructions.

Refund Policies Worth Knowing

• Most group swim lessons require cancellations at least one week before the program starts for refund eligibility.
• Fitness program cancellations generally must occur at least one week before the start date.
• Pilates Reformer missed classes are not eligible for make-up sessions or ordinary refunds.
• Personal training sessions must be used within one year of purchase.
• When the Recreation Department cancels a program, full or prorated refunds may apply.
• Cash payments refunded for recreation programs are generally returned by check, with a published three-to-five-week processing period.

Birthday Parties, Meeting Rooms & Facility Rentals

The Community & Recreation Center accepts approved rentals for private events, business gatherings and community activities. Rental choices described by Township documents include:

Before Requesting a Rental

• Choose your preferred date, time and alternative date.
• Estimate your total guests, including children and supervising adults.
• Ask about room capacity, setup, cleanup, staffing and available equipment.
• Confirm whether swimming, a gym or playroom is included in the package.
• Ask about food, decorations, alcohol restrictions and permitted activities.
• Obtain the full rental quotation and cancellation terms before paying.

Rental inquiries: Call 412-221-1099. The Township’s member information guide identifies Amy Kerman at extension 6130 for C&RC rentals; confirm the current coordinator when you call.

For another example of aquatic-center parties and facility pricing, compare our Shoreview Community Center visitor and rental guide.

Boyce Mayview Park, Parking & Accessibility

The Community & Recreation Center is located inside Boyce Mayview Park in Upper St. Clair Township, southwest of Pittsburgh.

Nearby Outdoor Recreation

• Boyce Mayview Park: Trails, green space and outdoor sports areas surrounding the center.
• The Clubhouse Playground: An inclusive outdoor playground in the park area.
• Miracle League Field: Accessible baseball recreation near the community center.
• Township athletic fields: Field access and schedules depend on leagues and reservations.

Common Mistakes That Can Ruin a Visit

1. Arriving without a pass: Public daily visitors must register online beforehand.
2. Planning a weekend drop-in: Weekend use is for members and accompanied guests, not independently purchased public day passes.
3. Expecting lap-pool access: Lap-lane reservations are member-only.
4. Trusting general building hours: Aquatics features may be unavailable even when the recreation center is open.
5. Ignoring annual cancellation charges: Review the 12-month agreement before purchasing.
6. Forgetting children’s passes: Supervising adults must also have admission, and younger children must be registered.
7. Assuming an ordinary visit covers a party: Group events need approved rentals.

If you are comparing city-run fitness centers with indoor swimming, the Matt Dishman Community Center guide explains how pool hours, drop-in access and program schedules can differ.