Kirkwood Community Center St. Louis MO: Visitor Guide

Kirkwood · St. Louis County, Missouri

Plan Your Kirkwood Community Center Visit

Kirkwood Community Center is at 111 S. Geyer Road, Kirkwood, MO 63122, inside Kirkwood Park in St. Louis County. The building is used for recreation programs, indoor sports, pickleball, meetings, classes, private rentals and the Robert G. Reim Theater. The Aquatic Center and Recreation Station Ice Arena share the broader Kirkwood Park recreation complex but operate on separate schedules and fees.

Address 111 S. Geyer Rd Kirkwood, MO 63122
Main phone 314-822-5855 Community Center
Room reservations 314-822-5859 City staff directory contact
Best first step Check your activity Building, desk, gym and event times differ

Information reviewed October 30, 2026. Program calendars, gym access, rentals and holiday schedules can change, so confirm a time-sensitive activity before traveling.

Hours: Building Hours and Information Desk Hours Are Different

The City publishes more than one schedule for the site. Treat them as different service windows rather than assuming one set of hours controls every activity.

Public building hours on City contact page Monday–Thursday 8:00 AM–7:30 PM; Friday 8:00 AM–5:30 PM; Saturday 9:00 AM–noon.
Current Parks & Recreation information desk hours Monday–Friday 9:00 AM–4:00 PM; Saturday 10:00 AM–4:00 PM; Sunday 10:30 AM–4:00 PM.
Programs, rentals and gym use Activity-specific. A class, court, theater rehearsal or private rental can have a schedule that does not match either general listing.
Pool and ice skating Separate facilities and schedules. Do not use Community Center hours to plan Aquatic Center swimming or Ice Arena skating.
Avoid a wasted trip: if you are going for pickleball, a class, a gym session, theater use, a rental, swimming or skating, verify that exact activity rather than relying only on the building-hours result. Our community recreation center planning guide explains why facility, pool, court and program hours often differ.

What Is Inside the Community Center?

West Gym

Large gym space used for sports, parties, fundraisers and reservable net-sport setups.

East Gym

Smaller gym option for sports and medium-size events, with separate sports and party rental rates.

Activity Rooms 1 & 2

Each room accommodates up to 40 and includes 12 six-foot tables, 40 chairs and a kitchenette with sink, microwave and mini fridge.

Board Meeting Room

A smaller reservable room with a published capacity of 24.

The Third Floor

A larger meeting/event space with a published capacity of 100 and complimentary setup/breakdown time.

Movement Studio

Open mirrored studio for exercise, dance practice and theater rehearsal; no tables, chairs or kitchen access, and tap shoes are not permitted.

Robert G. Reim Theater

A 378-capacity performance space with separate rehearsal, performance and extra-show rental fees.

Visitor amenities

The official facility directory lists parking, accessible parking, restrooms, drinking fountains, benches and concessions.

Same park does not mean same admission. The Aquatic Center and Recreation Station Ice Arena are part of the Kirkwood Park recreation complex, but they are separate facilities. If ice skating is your main purpose, our Line Creek Community Center Ice Arena guide is a useful Missouri comparison for checking session-specific schedules and fees before traveling.

2026 Open-Play Pickleball

A City of Kirkwood 2026 open-play listing shows three-court indoor pickleball at the Community Center. Because recreation schedules can change by season or event, use these times as the published 2026 pattern and check the calendar before leaving.

Tuesday & Thursday 9:00 AM–noon
Monday–Thursday 12:30 PM–3:30 PM
Sunday 11:30 AM–2:30 PM
Kirkwood/Glendale resident drop-in $3 per visit with a valid department ID.
Non-resident drop-in $4 per visit.
10-punch pass $27 resident with ID; $36 non-resident. The listing states the punch pass does not expire.

For resident-priced access, the current WebTrac information says resident ID cards can be obtained at the Community Center with photo ID and proof of residency such as a utility bill or occupancy permit. Confirm the current ID fee and documentation before making a special trip.

Community Center Rental Rates

The following rates are published on the current City facility page. Resident/non-profit and non-resident prices are shown separately where the City lists different amounts.

Space Published rate and capacity
West Gym — parties/fundraisers Capacity 360; $150/hour resident or non-profit, $190/hour non-resident.
West Gym — sports/net setup Capacity 80; $80/hour for both resident and non-resident.
East Gym — parties/fundraisers Capacity 160; $100/hour resident or non-profit, $125/hour non-resident.
East Gym — sports/net setup Capacity 40; $50/hour for both resident and non-resident.
Activity Room 1 Capacity 40; $50/hour resident, $65/hour non-resident.
Activity Room 2 Capacity 40; $50/hour resident, $65/hour non-resident.
Board Meeting Room Capacity 24; $30/hour resident, $40/hour non-resident.
The Third Floor Capacity 100; $75/hour resident, $95/hour non-resident.
Movement Studio Published facility capacity 30; $20/hour resident, $25/hour non-resident.
Robert G. Reim Theater rehearsal Capacity 378; $200 per day.
Robert G. Reim Theater performance Capacity 378; $600 per day; extra show fee $150 per show.
Useful booking details: payment is due when booking. Activity Rooms 1 and 2 and the Third Floor include 30 minutes before and after the rental for setup and breakdown at no charge. The facility page also lists a 50% non-profit discount on eligible room rentals during specified weekday/Sunday periods, excluding gym spaces and the Movement Studio; confirm eligibility before paying.

If you are comparing Missouri recreation facilities for event space, the Warrensburg Community Center rental guide is another current in-state example with room, gym and aquatic rental pricing.

How to Reserve a Room, Gym, Studio or Theater

1 Choose the exact space

Match your event to a room, gym, studio or theater and check the listed capacity.

2 Confirm your rate

Determine whether the resident/non-profit or non-resident rate applies and ask about any eligible non-profit discount.

3 Check live availability

Use the official WebTrac facility search or contact Community Center reservations before planning around a date.

4 Review setup and use rules

Confirm tables, chairs, kitchenette access, sports-net setup, rehearsal restrictions and any complimentary setup time.

5 Pay and save confirmation

Complete payment through the official system, keep the receipt, and recheck arrival instructions before the event.

Activity Rooms: What You Actually Get

Activity Room 1 and Activity Room 2 are practical choices for small showers, birthday parties and meetings. Each has a capacity of 40, 12 six-foot rectangular tables and 40 chairs. Guests are responsible for setting up and breaking down those tables and chairs.

Each activity room also has a kitchenette with a sink, microwave and mini fridge. The City gives renters a complimentary 30-minute setup period before the rental and 30 minutes for breakdown afterward. That detail matters when comparing a room that appears cheaper but charges separately for setup time.

Do not assume every room has the same equipment. The Movement Studio, for example, is an open mirrored space with no tables, chairs or kitchen access. Check the individual WebTrac room description before booking.

Kirkwood Park, Aquatic Center & Ice Arena

Kirkwood Community Center sits within the larger 92-acre Kirkwood Park. The park also includes the Aquatic Center, Recreation Station Ice Arena, playground, picnic areas and pavilions, athletic fields, community garden, Lions’ Amphitheater, Walker Lake and other outdoor recreation amenities.

For visitors, the key planning rule is simple: use 111 S. Geyer Road for the Community Center, Aquatic Center and Ice Arena destination, but verify each facility’s own schedule and fee. The Racquet Center is separately listed at 529 W. Adams Avenue.

If your main goal is a pool, fitness membership or multipurpose recreation complex rather than a meeting-room visit, compare the process with our Gladstone Community Center Missouri guide, which also separates building hours from pool and activity schedules.

Parking, Accessibility & First-Time Arrival

The official Community Center directory lists parking and accessible parking, along with restrooms, drinking fountains, benches and concessions. The City also provides Relay Missouri access: dial 711 and ask the communications assistant to call 314-822-5855.

  • Enter 111 S. Geyer Road, Kirkwood, MO 63122 in your navigation app.
  • Confirm whether your activity is in the Community Center, Aquatic Center, Ice Arena or another Kirkwood Park facility.
  • For a rental, bring your booking confirmation and arrive according to the setup window on your reservation.
  • For pickleball or resident-priced programs, bring the department ID or residency documentation required for the rate you expect.
  • If you need a specific accessible entrance or accommodation, call before traveling rather than relying only on a map listing.

Before You Go: Fast Visitor Checklist

For programs

Check the current WebTrac activity listing, age requirement, fee, registration status and exact room.

For pickleball

Verify today’s open-play block, bring your ID if using the resident rate, and check whether a private rental affects court access.

For a rental

Confirm capacity, resident status, total price, setup time, furniture/equipment and payment confirmation.

For swimming

Use the Aquatic Center schedule rather than Community Center hours.

For skating

Use the Ice Arena’s public-skating or program schedule; rink availability changes for lessons, hockey and events.

For accessibility

Accessible parking is listed; call ahead for entrance, room or program-specific accommodation questions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Kirkwood Community Center located?

Kirkwood Community Center is at 111 S. Geyer Road, Kirkwood, MO 63122, in St. Louis County. The main Community Center phone number is 314-822-5855.

What are Kirkwood Community Center’s hours?

The City of Kirkwood general contact page lists public building hours as Monday through Thursday 8:00 AM–7:30 PM, Friday 8:00 AM–5:30 PM, and Saturday 9:00 AM–noon. Kirkwood Parks and Recreation separately lists current information-desk hours as Monday through Friday 9:00 AM–4:00 PM, Saturday 10:00 AM–4:00 PM, and Sunday 10:30 AM–4:00 PM. Activity, rental, gym, theater, ice and pool schedules can differ.

What is the phone number for Kirkwood Community Center?

The main Community Center number is 314-822-5855. The City staff directory lists 314-822-5859 for room-reservation questions.

Can I rent a room at Kirkwood Community Center?

Yes. The center rents Activity Rooms 1 and 2, the Board Meeting Room, the Third Floor, Movement Studio, East and West gyms, and the Robert G. Reim Theater. Rates and capacities vary by space, and payment is due at booking.

How much does an activity room cost to rent?

Activity Room 1 and Activity Room 2 are listed at $50 per hour for Kirkwood residents and $65 per hour for non-residents. Each has a capacity of 40 and includes 12 six-foot tables, 40 chairs, a kitchenette, and complimentary 30-minute setup and breakdown periods.

Does Kirkwood Community Center have pickleball?

Yes. A 2026 City open-play listing shows indoor three-court pickleball at the Community Center with scheduled sessions. The listed drop-in fee is $3 for Kirkwood or Glendale residents with a valid department ID and $4 for non-residents, with 10-punch options also available. Check the current calendar before going.

Is the Kirkwood Aquatic Center inside the Community Center?

The Aquatic Center is part of the Kirkwood Park recreation complex at the same 111 S. Geyer Road destination, but it operates as a separate facility with its own phone, schedules, passes and seasonal rules. Do not assume Community Center hours apply to swimming.

Is the ice rink the same as Kirkwood Community Center?

The Recreation Station Ice Arena is also in the Kirkwood Park complex at 111 S. Geyer Road, but it has separate skating schedules, fees and contact information. Community Center room or gym access does not automatically include ice activities.

Is parking and accessible parking available?

Yes. The official facility directory lists both parking and accessible parking among the Kirkwood Community Center amenities. For specific accessible-entry or accommodation needs, call 314-822-5855 or use Relay Missouri 711 and ask for that number.

How do I reserve a Kirkwood Community Center room or gym?

Choose the space, check capacity and rate, then use the City’s WebTrac facility reservation system or contact the center for availability. Confirm your date, resident status, setup needs, total price and cancellation rules before paying. The facility page states that payment is due at the time of booking.

Official Links for Final Confirmation

Use these official pages for the final action—especially same-day availability, program registration, rental payment or schedule changes.

Community-center.org is an independent informational guide and does not operate Kirkwood Community Center, accept rental payments, register participants or guarantee real-time availability.