Concord Community Center: Hours, Programs, Rentals & Map

Concord Community Center Hours

NCPRD publishes these normal front-desk hours:

The 2026 summer program guide listed facility closures on June 19, July 3 and September 7. These dates are historical; check the current district calendar for subsequent holidays and special closures.

Phone: 503-742-4348

Facilities & Amenities

The center occupies a former school building dating to 1936. Its public recreation reuse preserves the historic structure while providing modernized accessibility and community facilities.

2026 Open Gym: Pickleball, Basketball & Volleyball

NCPRD’s fall 2026 sports information identifies drop-in opportunities for adults aged 18 and older. No advance registration is required for these published sessions, but capacity is limited and admission is first come, first served.

Published drop-in fee: $5 for NCPRD district residents and $6.50 for nonresidents. There may be separate charges for other programs.

What to Bring for Open Gym

• Valid photo identification.
• Drop-in admission fee.
• Non-marking indoor court shoes.
• Water bottle and suitable sports clothing.
• Any activity-specific equipment NCPRD asks participants to bring.

Games are casual and self-organized rather than formal league matches. The activity listing says all skill levels are welcome.

Indoor Playground: Ages, Hours & Fees

The fall 2026 Indoor Playground program is intended for young children aged 5 and under and their caregivers. Children can use age-appropriate play equipment in an indoor environment.

Before Bringing Your Child

1. Confirm the selected Tuesday or Thursday appears on the current calendar.
2. Check whether any holiday or maintenance closure affects the session.
3. Prepare the correct drop-in fee.
4. Arrive early enough to check in.
5. Stay with your child throughout the activity.

Adult, Teen, Youth & Adaptive Recreation Programs

NCPRD offers activities beyond open gym. The actual course and session availability changes throughout the year.

How to Register for a Class

1. Open the official Concord Community Center page.
2. Choose the relevant program category or the Discovery Guide.
3. Look for the activity name, location and participant age.
4. Confirm the date range, time, fees and available spaces.
5. Use the program’s official registration link if advance registration is required.
6. Keep the enrollment confirmation and any participation instructions.

Do not assume a program displayed in NCPRD’s district-wide guide is held at Concord Community Center. Check the specific location field.

Concord Community Center 2026–27 Rental Rates

NCPRD’s official rate document covers the fiscal year July 1, 2026–June 30, 2027. District-resident and nonresident prices differ.

Room Capacities

Actual attendance may depend on furniture arrangements, event equipment and the approved setup. The Conference Room has a TV and audio capabilities; ask what is included with your reservation.

Additional Rental Charges

How to Rent a Room or Gymnasium

Room rentals are offered year-round, subject to availability, staffing and district approval.

1. Choose your space: Community Lounge for a small gathering, Conference Room for a meeting or the gym for sports or a larger approved event.
2. Check capacity: 49 guests in the lounge, 75 in the conference room or up to 99 in the gym.
3. Prepare dates: have your preferred date, backup dates, total hours and setup requirements ready.
4. Contact rentals: call 503-794-8013 or email rentals@ncprd.org.
5. Request the current quote: ask about resident eligibility, room fee, custodial cost, deposit, furniture and additional staffing.
6. Open the official rental page: select the Room Rental Application.
7. Submit the application: enter the organizer’s contact information, event details, dates, room and estimated attendance.
8. Confirm event policies: ask about outside food, alcohol, decorations, entertainment, insurance and accessibility arrangements.
9. Complete approval and payment: follow NCPRD’s official reservation instructions.
10. Save the confirmation: send invitations only after the district approves the rental.

For alcohol-related events, NCPRD provides a separate Alcohol Use Permit. Events involving unusual activities may require a Special Use Permit. Confirm approval and applicable restrictions before planning your event.

Concord Park Picnic Shelter: Rental Fees

The neighboring Concord Park has an A-frame covered picnic shelter for up to 25 guests, with three picnic tables and an adjacent restroom.

The district also lists a park alcohol-permit fee of $25.50 for district residents or $36 for nonresidents, plus an additional refundable $300 deposit when that permit applies.

How to Book the Shelter

1. Choose a date between May 1 and September 30.
2. Select the 9 AM–2 PM or 3 PM–8 PM block.
3. Confirm a maximum of 25 guests.
4. Open the official Concord Park & Community Center rentals page.
5. Choose Reserve Shelter to review the calendar and reservation price.
6. Complete the booking and any required permit or deposit payment.

For reservation assistance call 503-794-8013 or email rentals@ncprd.org.

Concord Park: Playground, Splash Pad & Outdoor Activities

Concord Park covers approximately 1.9 acres next to the historic community center. Its nature-inspired playground is designed for a wide range of abilities and ages.

• Playground: accessible climbing structures, slides, inclusive swings and interactive play features.
• Splash pad: interactive outdoor water play during the designated operating season.
• Walking: park pathways, open green space and landscaped surroundings.
• Picnic shelter: covered area that can be reserved during its published rental season.
• Family outings: park and library facilities adjacent to the Community Center.

The park is designed with accessible pathways, rubber tile play surfaces, ramp-connected play towers, nest swings and sensory-play components.

Oak Lodge Library Next to Concord Community Center

The Oak Lodge Library is located adjacent to the Community Center and Concord Park. This creates a convenient cluster of recreation, learning and outdoor play opportunities in the Oak Grove area.

The library operates independently from NCPRD. Its borrowing rules, opening times, events and computer services should be checked through the Clackamas County library system, not the recreation center’s sports calendar.

Planning tip: if your trip combines the indoor playground with a library visit, confirm both schedules first. The community center’s 9 AM–1 PM office hours do not determine the library’s hours.

Concord Community Center Map & Directions

Some online listings use Milwaukie while NCPRD and Clackamas County program descriptions also refer to Oak Grove. These refer to the same Concord Road facility, not to a separate recreation center.

Parking & Accessibility

• The renovated facility includes a paved visitor parking lot.
• Automatic front doors and an elevator support access through the building.
• Accessible pathways connect the park and playground.
• For a large rental, confirm parking and any loading arrangements with NCPRD.
• If you require mobility, sensory or program accommodations, contact the center before arrival.

For public transit, use TriMet’s official trip planner to find a current bus or rail connection and the walking route to 3811 SE Concord Road.

Before You Visit: Quick Checklist

• Confirm this is the Oregon center at 3811 SE Concord Road, not a Concord facility in another state.
• Separate office hours from class and open-gym hours.
• For sports, bring valid photo ID, admission and non-marking shoes.
• For young children’s indoor playground, check Tuesday/Thursday dates and remain onsite.
• For adult classes or youth programs, check whether advance registration is needed.
• For a private event, confirm room capacity and exact rental category.
• Include deposits, custodial charges and special permits in the event budget.
• For the park shelter, check the May–September rental season.
• Check splash pad hours separately from the Community Center.
• Confirm parking, accessible access and the correct entrance if needed.

Related Recreation Center Guides

If you are comparing programs and public recreation facilities around the greater Portland area, see our Montavilla Community Center hours, gym and rental guide for a separate Portland Parks facility.

For an indoor pool and fitness center with different admission rules, our Matt Dishman Community Center visitor guide explains Portland pool passes, class registration and recreation access.

If your priority is swimming, check our Southwest Community Center pool guide, including its 2026 temporary closure and reopening information.

To compare how resident pricing, drop-in activities and room rentals vary between recreation districts, use our community recreation center fees and planning guide.

Official Information & Reservations

Concord Community Center — NCPRD — official hours, programs and contact.

NCPRD Open Gym Sports — adult sports schedules, fees and requirements.

Concord Park & Community Center Rentals — capacities, applications, shelter reservations and district contacts.

Official 2026–27 Facility Rental Fees PDF — room rates, deposits, custodial charges and park shelter fees.

Clackamas County Recreation Events — indoor playground and scheduled activities.

Independent visitor guide. Information reviewed October 29, 2026. NCPRD controls final program scheduling, fees, facility reservations and operating conditions. Confirm all time-sensitive details before visiting.