Plan Your Lakeside Community Center Visit
Lakeside Community Center is a San Diego County Parks and Recreation facility at 9841 Vine St., Lakeside, CA 92040, beside Lindo Lake County Park. It offers youth and adult classes, fitness activities, indoor court recreation, school-break camps, special events and reservable spaces for meetings, parties and weddings.
Information reviewed October 30, 2026. Classes, court schedules, private rentals and construction impacts can change independently of regular building hours.
Lakeside Community Center Hours
| Monday | 12:00 PM–8:00 PM |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | 12:00 PM–8:00 PM |
| Wednesday | 12:00 PM–8:00 PM |
| Thursday | 12:00 PM–8:00 PM |
| Friday | 9:00 AM–5:00 PM |
| Saturday–Sunday | No regular public hours listed; approved private rentals are available on weekends. |
Do not confuse regular community-center hours with a class, indoor-court or rental schedule. A program may begin or end at a different time. Our community recreation center planning guide explains what to verify when building hours and activity hours differ.
Current Youth Programs & School-Break Camps
The official October–December 2026 program guide includes several programs for children and families. Enrollment and remaining spaces can change, so use these as the current published examples rather than a permanent schedule.
| Program | Age | Published fee |
|---|---|---|
| Tumbling with Dance and Play | 6–12 | $150 / 8-week session |
| Volleyball with Dance and Play | 8+ | $150 / 8-week session |
| Family Hip Hop | 8–17 with an adult | $150 / 8-week session |
| Arts & Crafts | 5–10 | $20 / month |
| Thanksgiving Day Camp | 6–11 | $75 / child |
| Winter Day Camp | 6–11 | $75 / child |
The 2026 Thanksgiving camp is scheduled for November 23–25, while Winter Day Camp is split into December 21–23 and December 28–30. The published camp day runs 9 AM–4 PM, with separate drop-off and pickup windows.
Adult Fitness, Dance & Recreation
Monday–Thursday. The current guide lists advanced sessions from 10–11 AM and beginner/intermediate sessions from 11 AM–12 PM. Ages 18+. Free.
Monday–Thursday, 6:30–7:30 PM. Ages 18+. Current fee: $65/month or $10/class.
Wednesday, 9–10:30 AM. Ages 16+. Current fee: $50/month or $17 drop-in.
Monday and Thursday, 10–11 AM. Ages 18+. Current fee: $10/class.
Wednesday, 1:30–3:30 PM. Ages 18+. Current fee: $8/class.
Friday, 10 AM–3:30 PM. Ages 18+. New students pay a published $20 materials fee.
Program availability changes seasonally. Compare the current guide with the registration portal, and call the center when a class does not appear online.
Pickleball & Tennis: Current Court Information
The October–December 2026 County guide lists pickleball and tennis at $4 per session for all courts.
| Activity | Published schedule |
|---|---|
| Pickleball | Sunday, Monday and Friday: opening to 1 PM; Wednesday and Thursday: 1 PM to close; Tuesday and Saturday: open hours on West Court. |
| Tennis | Sunday, Monday and Friday: 1 PM to close; Wednesday and Thursday: opening to 1 PM; Tuesday and Saturday: open hours on East Court. |
| Indoor court hours | Monday, Tuesday and Thursday: 4–8 PM; Wednesday: 12–5 PM. |
For another California recreation facility with indoor sports and reservable recreation spaces, see our Montevalle Community Center guide in Chula Vista.
Lakeside Teen Center & Free REC Club
The Lakeside Teen Center is separate from the main building at 9911 Vine St., Lakeside, CA 92040. Phone: 619-443-4169.
The current County guide describes REC Club as a free after-school program for youth ages 10–17. Activities can include arts and crafts, fitness, cooking, film projects, outdoor games, day trips and other supervised programs.
| Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday | 2:30 PM–6:30 PM |
|---|---|
| Wednesday | 12:30 PM–5:00 PM |
| Membership fee | Free; application required |
The guide gives a simple enrollment process: visit the Teen Center, complete the application and then participate in approved REC Club activities.
2026 Lakeside Community Center Rental Rates
The County’s January 2026 fee schedule publishes separate rates for Meyer Hall, Moreno Room, Lakeshore Room and optional rental items. The prices below are the current County-listed amounts.
| Rental | 2026 standard / nonprofit rate |
|---|---|
| Meyer Hall — weekday | $165/hour / $135/hour nonprofit; 4-hour minimum |
| Meyer Hall — weekend | $720 / $540 nonprofit per 4-hour block |
| Moreno Room — weekday | $100/hour / $70/hour nonprofit |
| Moreno Room — weekend | $100 / $70 nonprofit per 4-hour block |
| Lakeshore Room — weekday | $112/hour / $80/hour nonprofit |
| Lakeshore Room — weekend | $112 / $80 nonprofit per 4-hour block |
| Kitchen | $150/day / $110 nonprofit |
| Stage | $65/day / $45 nonprofit |
| Lindo Lake Boathouse | $80/hour or $300/day |
Optional listed charges include tables and chairs and multimedia equipment. Meyer Hall table/chair fees are published separately for weekday and weekend use, while Moreno Room has its own table/chair fee.
How to Reserve a Room, Party or Wedding
- Choose the space. Decide whether Meyer Hall, Moreno Room, Lakeshore Room or an outdoor/boathouse option fits your event.
- Estimate attendance. Give staff an accurate guest count and explain whether the event is a meeting, birthday, wedding, reception or other gathering.
- Prepare dates. Have a preferred date plus one or two alternatives, especially for weekend rentals.
- Check the County reservation calendar. Availability can change as reservations are processed.
- Call 619-443-9176. Confirm the room, current price, nonprofit eligibility if applicable, required minimum time and additional charges.
- Ask about add-ons. Discuss kitchen, stage, tables, chairs, multimedia equipment and any event-specific insurance or security requirements.
- Complete the official County reservation. Do not pay an unrelated third-party booking site.
- Save your confirmation. Reconfirm access, setup and any construction impacts shortly before the event.
San Diego County also markets Lakeside Community Center as a wedding and reception venue because of its setting beside Lindo Lake. Two indoor spaces have lake views, and outdoor ceremony options may also be available depending on construction and park conditions.
Lindo Lake County Park: What Is Nearby?
Lakeside Community Center sits beside Lindo Lake County Park, one of the main outdoor recreation areas in Lakeside. The park is at 12660 Lindo Lane and is generally open from sunrise to sunset.
The park has approximately 1.5 miles of ADA-friendly multi-use trails, bird-watching areas and outdoor fitness stations.
Facilities include picnic areas, playgrounds, a skate park, softball space, horseshoe areas and nearby courts.
The lake, boathouse and community center support approved private events, ceremonies and receptions.
If you are comparing California community centers with larger sports and activity programs, our Camden Community Center visitor guide covers another full-service recreation facility with swimming, gym activities and rentals.
Important: Lindo Lake Construction Through 2027
San Diego County says a Lindo Lake west-basin improvement project is anticipated to begin in fall 2026 and continue through winter 2027.
This matters particularly for weddings, outdoor photography, boathouse events and anyone planning to combine a community-center rental with lakeside outdoor space.
Map, Directions & Arrival
Use 9841 Vine St., Lakeside, CA 92040 for the community center itself. Do not automatically navigate to the Lindo Lake park address if your class, rental or appointment is inside the Community Center.
Accessibility, Parking & First-Time Visitor Tips
The County reservation system identifies Lakeshore Room as an ADA-accessible facility. Lindo Lake also has ADA-friendly trail sections. If you require a particular entrance, seating arrangement, mobility accommodation or accessible path between the center and an outdoor event area, call ahead.
- Use the Vine Street address for the Community Center.
- Confirm your exact class or court schedule before leaving home.
- For weekend visits, verify that you are attending an approved rental or scheduled activity.
- Ask where guests should park if you are hosting a large event.
- Check Lindo Lake construction notices when your visit includes outdoor areas.
- Bring any registration confirmation or rental paperwork needed for check-in.
Another California facility useful for comparing local recreation schedules and room-rental planning is our Redlands Community Center visitor guide.
5-Step Visitor Workflow
Decide whether you are visiting for a class, indoor court time, a teen program, a rental, or nearby Lindo Lake recreation. Different services use different schedules.
Open the current San Diego County Lakeside program guide and confirm the age, date, fee, location and any holiday or skip dates.
For classes, use the County registration system when the activity is listed or call 619-443-9176. For court use or a rental, confirm the specific room or court schedule before traveling.
Have participant details ready for classes. For rentals, choose the room, event date, approximate attendance and any kitchen, stage, table, chair or multimedia needs.
Register or reserve only through San Diego County Parks and Recreation. Save your confirmation and recheck park or construction notices before the visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Lakeside Community Center in California?
Lakeside Community Center is at 9841 Vine Street, Lakeside, CA 92040. The main phone number is 619-443-9176.
What are the regular Lakeside Community Center hours?
The current San Diego County schedule lists Monday through Thursday from 12:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. and Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The center is available for approved private rentals on weekends.
Is Lakeside Community Center open on weekends?
Regular public center hours are not listed for Saturday or Sunday. The County states that the facility is available for private rentals on weekends, so do not assume normal drop-in access on Saturday or Sunday.
What programs are offered at Lakeside Community Center?
The October through December 2026 guide includes youth tumbling, volleyball, family hip hop, arts and crafts, school-break day camps, adult yoga, line dancing, Zumba, beadweaving, chair yoga, Tai Chi, pickleball and tennis. Programs change by season.
How much does pickleball or tennis cost?
The October through December 2026 County program guide lists pickleball and tennis at $4 per session for all courts. The guide also publishes day-specific court schedules, so confirm the current schedule before visiting.
Is there a teen program near Lakeside Community Center?
Yes. Lakeside Teen Center is at 9911 Vine Street, close to the community center. The current guide describes REC Club as a free after-school program for youth ages 10 to 17, with an application required.
Can I rent Lakeside Community Center for a party or wedding?
Yes. San Diego County lists the center for meetings, birthday parties, weddings and other approved events. Available rental areas include Meyer Hall, Moreno Room and Lakeshore Room, with optional kitchen, stage, tables, chairs and multimedia charges depending on the booking.
What are the current Lakeside Community Center rental rates?
The January 2026 County fee schedule lists Meyer Hall weekday rental at $165 per hour with a four-hour minimum and a $720 weekend four-hour block. Moreno Room is listed at $100 per hour on weekdays and a $100 weekend four-hour block, while Lakeshore Room is listed at $112 per hour on weekdays and a $112 weekend four-hour block. Nonprofit rates are lower.
Is Lakeside Community Center ADA accessible?
The County reservation system identifies Lakeshore Room as an ADA-accessible facility. If you need a specific accessible entrance, room setup, seating arrangement or accommodation, call 619-443-9176 before the visit or rental.
Will the Lindo Lake improvement project affect visits or rentals?
Construction is anticipated from fall 2026 through winter 2027. The County says most park reservations and community-center activities should continue, but areas such as the boathouse island, peninsula road or some trail segments may be temporarily unavailable. Staff will contact renters if an existing reservation is affected.
Official Sources for Final Actions
- San Diego County — Lakeside Community Center
- October–December 2026 Lakeside Program Guide
- County Classes & Activities Registration
- Lakeside Community Center Rental Availability
- Current San Diego County Parks Fees
- Lindo Lake Improvement Project FAQ
This is an independent visitor guide and is not operated by San Diego County. The County controls registration, rental approval, schedules, fees and construction-related access changes. Confirm time-sensitive details before paying or traveling.