Plan Your Chino Hills Community Center Visit
Chino Hills Community Center is a 17,000-square-foot City recreation and event facility at 14250 Peyton Drive, Chino Hills, CA 91709. It offers free activities for adults 50+, an after-school teen program, recreation classes, meeting rooms, fitness spaces and rental facilities for weddings, parties and community gatherings.
Reviewed October 29, 2026. Building office hours, recreation sessions, senior activities and private rental periods are different schedules.
Hours, Address & Contact Information
| Address | 14250 Peyton Drive, Chino Hills, CA 91709 |
|---|---|
| Phone | 909-364-2826 |
| Operator | City of Chino Hills, Community Services Department |
| Monday–Thursday | 7:30 AM–5:30 PM |
| Friday | 7:30 AM–4:30 PM |
| Saturday | 8 AM–5 PM |
| Sunday | No standard public office hours published. Event access depends on reservations. |
| Evenings | Classes and rentals may operate beyond office hours. Registration and reservation assistance can be available until 8 PM when activities are taking place; call first. |
What Is Inside the Community Center?
Event hall for weddings, receptions, banquets, presentations and other approved celebrations.
Outdoor event spaces used in eligible rental packages and approved ceremonies.
Sage and Cypress conference rooms for smaller meetings, training and group activities.
Multi-use spaces for scheduled recreation, exercise and movement classes.
Games, billiards, cards, puzzles and social activities, including programs for older adults.
Catering facilities available with eligible rentals and applicable rules.
Outdoor exercise equipment and a walking loop. Three loops equal approximately one mile.
Located near the Peyton Drive and Eucalyptus Avenue intersection.
Supervised after-school recreational activities for eligible high school students.
The center is not advertised as a public swimming pool or daily gym-membership facility. If swimming or open-gym access is your main goal, use our community recreation center guide to understand how to identify the right type of facility.
Free Active Adults 50+ Programs
The City offers free drop-in activities for adults ages 50 and older. No registration or membership fee is required for the published drop-in program. Visitors can arrive during the activity’s operating period, sign in and join.
| Activity | Details |
|---|---|
| Willow Game Room | Monday–Friday, 8 AM–2:30 PM, for adults 50+. |
| Cribbage | Mondays at 9:30 AM in the published spring 2026 schedule. |
| Bridge | Tuesdays at 9:30 AM in the published spring 2026 schedule. |
| Pinochle | Wednesdays at 9:30 AM in the published spring 2026 schedule. |
| Other Activities | Billiards, ping pong, puzzles, mahjong, card games and social groups. |
| Creative Groups | Knit & Stitch, scrapbooking, card making and quilting, subject to the quarterly calendar. |
Upcoming 50+ Events
The City’s published calendar includes the following upcoming activities:
- Holiday Luncheon — December 1, 2026: Noon–2 PM at Chino Hills Community Center. Tickets are $18, with sales November 10–28 or until sold out. Two tickets per household; proof of Chino Hills residency is required.
- Karaoke Social — February 3, 2027: 11 AM–2 PM at the Community Center. The City lists this as a free event without registration.
Check the official event notice before attending because capacity, eligibility and schedules can change.
How to Join an Active Adults Activity
- Open the City’s Active Adults 50+ page.
- Choose the current quarterly newsletter or activity schedule.
- Check the activity date, starting time and meeting room.
- For free drop-in programming, visit during the scheduled activity and sign in.
- For a ticketed luncheon or special event, follow the published purchase or reservation instructions.
Our senior community center guide explains how free social activities differ from paid classes, senior lunches and other older-adult services.
Teen Activity Center: Free After-School Program
The Teen Activity Center (TAC) is a free supervised recreational program for students in grades 9–12. It is located at the Community Center, directly across from Ruben S. Ayala High School.
| Eligibility | Grades 9–12 |
|---|---|
| Cost | Free |
| 2026–27 Start | August 10, 2026 |
| Regular School Days | Monday–Friday, 3:30–4:30 PM |
| CVUSD Minimum Days | 1:15–4:30 PM |
| Closed | City holidays, school holidays and CVUSD days off |
Teen Activities
- Billiards and ping pong.
- Table and group games.
- Music and television.
- Study areas for schoolwork.
- Supervised recreational and social opportunities.
Students may use eligible community center amenities beyond supervised TAC hours during normal building operations, subject to facility rules. The City describes TAC as an after-school recreation program, not a tutoring service or all-day childcare.
Recreation Classes & Registration
Chino Hills publishes a seasonal Recreation Guide covering recreation classes and events. Available categories can include dance, fitness, enrichment, music, sports and activities for different age groups.
Registration Fees to Know
| Fee or Rule | Published Requirement |
|---|---|
| Credit/Debit Payment | Nonrefundable 2.5% convenience fee on online and walk-in card transactions. |
| Nonresident Contract Classes | Additional $10 per contract class. |
| Selected Nonresident Programs | $10 additional fee for Adult Soccer, Aquatics, Summer Day Camp and Tiny Tot programs. |
| Returned Check | $25 fee. |
| Missed Classes | No automatic refunds or makeup sessions for participant absences or illness. |
| City-Canceled Classes | The City states fees are refunded when a program is canceled by the department. |
Activity prices are class-specific and appear in the current Recreation Guide or registration portal.
How to Register
- Open the current Recreation Guide. Find the desired program, age group, dates, location and fees.
- Find the activity online. Use the City’s RecOnline system through the official registration page.
- Create a household account. Enter accurate contact and participant information.
- Verify residency. New accounts may initially be marked nonresident until residency is verified with accepted documentation.
- Confirm the total cost. Check the class fee, nonresident surcharge and credit-card convenience fee.
- Complete registration. Pay officially and save your enrollment confirmation.
2026 Chino Hills Community Center Rental Fees
Great Oak Hall, conference rooms and additional event spaces can be rented for approved meetings, parties, wedding receptions and gatherings. Rates depend on the event date, weekday or weekend schedule, room and user classification.
Group C applies to eligible Chino Hills residents or businesses. Group D is the non-Chino Hills resident, nonprofit or business category. Qualifying Chino Hills nonprofit organizations and CVUSD groups may qualify for Group B.
2026 Group C — Chino Hills Resident or Business
| Space | Mon–Thu | Fri–Sun |
|---|---|---|
| Great Oak Hall Gold Package | $194/hr | $2,116 / 6 hr |
| Great Oak Hall Silver Package | $142/hr | $1,430 / 6 hr |
| One-third Great Oak Hall | $88/hr | Not offered |
| Willow Room | $72/hr | $618 / 4 hr |
| Sage Conference Room | $36/hr | $66/hr |
| Cypress Conference Room | $36/hr | $66/hr |
| Platinum Event Package | Not offered | $2,994 / 6 hr |
2026 Group D — Nonresident / Nonlocal Business
| Space | Mon–Thu | Fri–Sun |
|---|---|---|
| Great Oak Hall Gold Package | $242/hr | $2,646 / 6 hr |
| Great Oak Hall Silver Package | $176/hr | $1,786 / 6 hr |
| One-third Great Oak Hall | $110/hr | Not offered |
| Willow Room | $88/hr | $772 / 4 hr |
| Sage Conference Room | $44/hr | $82/hr |
| Cypress Conference Room | $44/hr | $82/hr |
| Platinum Event Package | Not offered | $3,744 / 6 hr |
For general rental budgeting, our community center rental planning guide explains the difference between hourly charges, package minimums, security deposits and optional equipment.
Rental Deposits & Additional Charges
| Item | Published 2026 Charge |
|---|---|
| Group C Platinum Cleaning Deposit | $1,000 |
| Group C Gold / Silver Cleaning Deposit | $500 |
| Group C One-third Hall / Willow Room | $250 |
| Group C Conference Room | $100 |
| Additional Alcohol Deposit | $500 |
| Security Guard When Alcohol Served | $29/hour per guard |
| Dance Floor (21 ft × 21 ft) | $200 |
| Stage (12 ft × 16 ft) | $200 |
| Great Oak Hall AV Equipment | $50–$150 depending on rented portion |
| Catering Kitchen — Group C | $110 per event, with room rental |
| Small Kitchen — Group C | $22 per event, with room rental |
Group B Chino Hills nonprofits and CVUSD organizations have different rates. For example, the City’s 2026 sheet lists a weekend six-hour Gold Package at $1,588 and a weekday Gold Package at $94/hour for eligible Group B users.
How to Reserve a Room or Wedding Venue
- Choose the event. Decide whether you need a wedding reception, meeting, celebration, conference or approved gathering.
- Estimate attendance. Ask staff for the maximum approved room occupancy for your specific seating layout.
- Select dates. Prepare a primary date and an alternative. Eligible Group C reservations can be processed up to 12 months ahead.
- Check the rental category. Ask whether you qualify for Group B, C, D or another published category.
- Review the year-specific fee schedule. If the event takes place in 2027, use 2027 rates even when reserving in 2026.
- Arrange a facility tour. Call 909-364-2826 to inspect the hall, courtyard, kitchen and setup options.
- Read the rental policy. Confirm deposits, insurance, alcohol rules, security, decorations, cancellation and additional charges.
- Apply through the City. Complete the required facility application and payment at the Community Center.
- Keep written confirmation. Verify the final room, date, rental hours, total charges and setup instructions.
Location, Walking Loop & Directions
The Community Center stands on Peyton Drive near Eucalyptus Avenue, across from Ruben S. Ayala High School. The nearby McCoy Equestrian & Recreation Center is a separate facility; its reservations are also processed through the Chino Hills Community Center.
| Address | 14250 Peyton Drive, Chino Hills, CA 91709 |
|---|---|
| Nearby Road | Eucalyptus Avenue |
| Nearby Landmark | Ruben S. Ayala High School |
| Walking Loop | 3 laps = approximately 1 mile |
| Bike Repair Station | Corner of Peyton Drive and Eucalyptus Avenue |
| Event Parking | Confirm designated parking and entrance arrangements with the rental office. |
Other Chino Hills Recreation & Event Facilities
If the Community Center is unavailable or you need a different venue, the City also manages other reservable recreation facilities.
- McCoy Equestrian & Recreation Center: Barn, residence, lawn and event facilities near the Community Center.
- Grand Avenue Park Community Building: Another option for approved community and private events.
- Sleepy Hollow Community Center: Separate community facility with its own rental conditions.
- City park gazebos: Outdoor spaces with their own reservation policies and fee schedules.
Use the City’s official rentals directory to compare these locations. Do not assume that deposits, permitted uses or room capacities are identical.
For a comparison with another established municipal facility offering public activities and event spaces, see the Matt Ross Community Center visitor guide. That Kansas facility has different prices and amenities.
Before-You-Go Checklist
- Confirm the address is 14250 Peyton Drive, Chino Hills.
- Check office hours before visiting the registration desk.
- For senior activities, verify the current free 50+ program calendar.
- For TAC, check grade eligibility and the CVUSD school schedule.
- For classes, compare fees, residency surcharges and registration availability.
- For events, choose the correct user group and event-year rate schedule.
- Include cleaning deposits, alcohol requirements and extra equipment in the event budget.
- Confirm parking, room access, guest capacity and rental rules.
- Call 909-364-2826 when visiting for a particular class or event.
10 Frequently Asked Questions
1. Where is Chino Hills Community Center located?
Chino Hills Community Center is located at 14250 Peyton Drive, Chino Hills, California 91709, near Eucalyptus Avenue and Ruben S. Ayala High School.
2. What are the Community Center’s hours?
The office is open Monday–Thursday 7:30 AM–5:30 PM, Friday 7:30 AM–4:30 PM and Saturday 8 AM–5 PM. Classes and rental events may continue later. Call ahead for evening or Sunday access.
3. What is the Community Center phone number?
Call 909-364-2826 for visitor information, recreation registration, classes, facility tours and event reservations.
4. Are the Active Adults 50+ programs free?
Yes. The City’s published drop-in activities for adults age 50 and older are free and do not require membership or advance registration. Some separate special events charge admission.
5. Does the Community Center have a teen program?
Yes. Its free Teen Activity Center serves grades 9–12 during the school year, with supervised sessions Monday–Friday 3:30–4:30 PM and adjusted minimum-day hours of 1:15–4:30 PM.
6. What rooms can I rent?
The center offers Great Oak Hall, Willow Room, Sage and Cypress conference rooms, fitness and dance rooms, outdoor gazebo and courtyard spaces, and kitchen facilities with eligible rentals.
7. How much does the Community Center cost to rent?
Prices depend on the room, rental day and user classification. For 2026, qualifying Group C residents can rent Sage or Cypress conference rooms for $36/hour on weekdays. The weekend six-hour Gold Package is $2,116 before applicable deposits and additional charges.
8. How early can I reserve an event?
Eligible Group C residents and businesses may reserve up to 12 months ahead, subject to the City’s availability and reservation-priority rules. Other user groups can have different booking windows.
9. Can I book a rental online?
The City states that facility and gazebo rentals are not currently reserved online. Contact the Community Center and complete the City’s application and payment process. Recreation classes can be registered online.
10. Is there a park or walking trail at the center?
Yes. The center has a passive park with exercise equipment and a walking loop. Three laps around the loop equal approximately one mile. A bike repair station is also located near Peyton Drive and Eucalyptus Avenue.
Official Sources & Next Steps
- City of Chino Hills — Community Center, hours, facilities and rentals
- Active Adults 50+ — free programs and seasonal events
- Teen Activity Center — eligibility and school-year schedule
- Recreation registration — online and walk-in instructions
- Recreation Guide — current class fees, events and sessions
- 2026 Community Center rental rates PDF
- 2027 Community Center rental rates PDF
- Official facility rental policy and requirements
Independent visitor guide reviewed October 2026. Community-center.org is not affiliated with the City of Chino Hills. The City controls facility operations, registration, event approval, rental fees and scheduling.