Visit Broomfield Community Center: Hours, Pool, Fitness & Rentals
Broomfield Community Center (BCC) is a 98,000-square-foot public recreation facility at 280 Spader Way, Broomfield, Colorado 80020. Visitors can use indoor swimming pools, fitness equipment, basketball courts, an indoor walking track and other recreation amenities. The facility also offers senior activities, arts programs, meeting rooms and event rentals.
Quick advice: Check the exact pool, gym or class schedule before visiting. Building hours do not guarantee that every activity is available.
Check Hours & Fees Pool Information Room Rental RatesBroomfield Community Center Hours
The City and County of Broomfield lists these regular facility hours:
| Day | Opening | Closing |
|---|---|---|
| Monday–Thursday | 5:00 AM | 10:00 PM |
| Friday | 5:00 AM | 8:00 PM |
| Saturday | 7:00 AM | 8:00 PM |
| Sunday | 8:00 AM | 6:00 PM |
The center was closed for annual maintenance August 17–23, 2026, and reopened on August 24. That scheduled closure has already passed. Before future visits, check current alerts instead of relying on old maintenance notices.
To confirm your visit: open the City’s recreation facility hours page, check special closure announcements, then call 303-464-5500 if your visit depends on a particular amenity.
Admission Fees: Residents vs Non-Residents
The following City-published admission rates distinguish Broomfield residents from visitors who do not qualify for resident pricing.
| Age | Resident daily | Non-resident daily |
|---|---|---|
| Youth, 4–17 | $3.50 | $6.25 |
| Adults, 18–59 | $5.00 | $7.75 |
| Seniors, 60+ | $4.00 | $6.25 |
Multi-Visit Passes & Monthly Memberships
| Pass | Resident | Non-resident |
|---|---|---|
| Youth 10 visits | $32 | $56 |
| Adult 10 visits | $45 | $70 |
| Senior 10 visits | $36 | $56 |
| Youth 20 visits | $60 | $106 |
| Adult 20 visits | $85 | $132 |
| Senior 20 visits | $68 | $106 |
| Youth monthly | $18 | $33 |
| Adult monthly | $33 | $51 |
| Senior monthly | $21 | $33 |
Monthly all-facility memberships are individual passes. Broomfield also provides household pricing rules and certain membership benefits, including selected fitness classes and child-sitting services. Punch passes have more limited benefits.
- 10- and 20-punch passes expire two years after purchase.
- Monthly memberships require the first two months’ payment upfront.
- Monthly recurring payments are collected on the 15th.
- A $10 seven-consecutive-day trial pass is advertised for eligible first-time users; it does not include The Bay Aquatic Park.
- Children under age 4 are not included in the published youth 4–17 table; confirm applicable admission and supervision rules with the front desk.
How to Get the Broomfield Resident Rate
- Confirm eligibility. Check whether your home address qualifies for a Broomfield Resident Recreation ID Card.
- Prepare proof. Have identification and accepted residency documentation available.
- Visit the front desk. Resident Recreation ID Cards can be obtained at Broomfield Community Center or Paul Derda Recreation Center.
- Apply the correct rate. Make sure the recreation account shows resident status before purchasing a pass or booking a room.
Residents experiencing financial hardship may qualify for the City’s Reduced Rate Program. Eligibility is associated with assistance programs such as SNAP, Medicaid, WIC or TANF, with supporting approval documents required.
Official Fees & Pass DetailsBroomfield Community Center Indoor Pools
BCC provides multiple indoor aquatic environments. Choose the correct pool according to your activity rather than assuming every pool is open for recreational swimming.
| Aquatic area | Target temperature | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| 9-lane competition pool | 81°F | Lap swimming, aquatic programs and scheduled training |
| 6-lane warm pool | 86°F | Warm-water exercise and scheduled recreational use |
| Therapy pool | 92–93°F | Approved therapeutic exercise and stretching |
| Hot tub | 102–103°F | Adult relaxation, subject to health and safety rules |
These are target temperatures, not guaranteed readings. The City notes that actual temperatures can fluctuate.
Important Pool Rules
- Pool usage depends on the current aquatics schedule.
- The adult hot tub is for visitors age 15 and older.
- The hot tub has a recommended use limit of 10 minutes.
- Children generally cannot use the therapy pool outside approved programs or designated family-swim arrangements.
- Diving-board users must follow posted board and landing-area safety rules.
- Parents should review child supervision and family-swim policies before bringing younger swimmers.
For additional pool-visit planning, our community recreation center guide to pool access, admission and activity schedules explains why building hours, open swim and swimming lessons often operate on different schedules.
Official Pool Information Read Pool RulesGym, Fitness, Walking Track & Other Amenities
Important: Entry to the building does not guarantee an open basketball court, fitness-class spot or equipment availability. Check the exact gymnasium and fitness schedules before traveling.
For another detailed example of how municipal recreation centers manage fitness access, indoor pools and classes, see our Matt Dishman Community Center pool and fitness visitor guide.
Recreation Programs, Classes & Senior Activities
The City publishes seasonal recreation offerings. Available activities may include aquatics, fitness, athletics, gymnastics, therapeutic recreation, youth camps and active-adult programs.
The Fall 2026 Program Guide covers September through December 2026. Broomfield publishes program guides three times annually:
| Guide | Programs covered | Typical publication |
|---|---|---|
| Spring | January–May | November |
| Summer | June–August | March |
| Fall | September–December | July |
How to Register for a Class
- Choose a program. Open the official recreation programs page and select aquatics, fitness, youth activities, active-adult programs or another category.
- Check the details. Confirm dates, location, participant age, price and available spaces.
- Open B-REx. Use Broomfield’s official recreation registration system to sign in or create an account.
- Confirm residency. Verify any resident discount before paying.
- Register and save confirmation. Follow the official checkout steps and keep your receipt or registration details.
Meeting Rooms, Event Spaces & 2026 Rental Rates
Broomfield Community Center has small meeting rooms, conference rooms and the Lakeshore banquet area. Rental pricing depends on residency, room size, event needs and the reservation agreement.
| Room / capacity | Resident / hour | Non-resident / hour |
|---|---|---|
| Small meeting rooms, 15–25 people | $22 | $40 |
| Medium meeting rooms, 25–45 people | $42 | $63 |
| Large Crawford meeting room, up to 110 | $125 | $188 |
| Kiva multipurpose room, up to 18 | $32 | $80 |
| Lakeshore small banquet rooms, up to 100 | $125 | $188 |
| Full Lakeshore banquet room, up to 300 | $375 | $563 |
Rates above come from Broomfield’s reservation information document revised April 2026. Room availability and final charges require confirmation through the reservation office.
Lakeshore Banquet Packages
| Package | Resident | Non-resident |
|---|---|---|
| 6 hours, no alcohol | $2,000 | $3,000 |
| 6 hours, with alcohol | $2,200 | $3,300 |
The listed package includes six hours of room time, an event supervisor and a sound system. Kitchen rental is separate.
Additional Rental Charges & Conditions
- Facility support: $25 per hour, or $50 per hour on holidays, where required for groups of 50 or more, after-hours events, alcohol service or kitchen use.
- Second supervisor: required for groups of 150 or more.
- Alcohol permit: $15 resident / $25 non-resident, nonrefundable; included in the stated banquet package fee.
- Alcohol restrictions: beer, wine and champagne only; hard liquor is not permitted under the listed rental policy.
- Kitchen: basic commercial-kitchen option $200 resident / $300 non-resident; appliance-use option $285 resident / $428 non-resident and requires a licensed, insured caterer.
- Reservation changes: some changes within 60 days of an event carry a minimum $15 administrative charge.
How to Reserve a Room
- Choose your event type. Determine the number of guests, preferred date, room setup, catering and equipment needs.
- Select the room size. Compare the published capacity and resident/non-resident hourly cost above.
- Open B-REx. Choose the reservation option and filter by Broomfield Community Center, date and meeting or banquet room.
- Verify resident status. Newly created online accounts may default to non-resident rates until residency is verified in person.
- Request the booking. Submit the requested details and check the response from the reservation team.
- Confirm final charges. Review staffing, kitchen, event equipment, alcohol permits, setup time and cancellation requirements.
- Pay and retain the agreement. Treat your reservation as confirmed only after the City’s required steps are complete.
Rental assistance: 303-464-5509 or brecrental@broomfield.org.
Official Rentals & Reservations 2026 Rental Rates PDFAddress, Directions, Parking & Accessibility
Broomfield Community Center
280 Spader Way
Broomfield, CO 80020
Phone: 303-464-5500
The center is on Spader Way near the Broomfield Bay Aquatic Park area. Use the exact street address for navigation rather than selecting another Broomfield recreation facility from search results.
Open Google Maps DirectionsBefore Traveling
- Confirm your pool, gym or class schedule.
- Bring a Resident Recreation ID Card for discounted admission if eligible.
- Bring a towel and appropriate footwear or swimwear.
- Bring your own lock for day-use lockers; lockers must be cleared each night.
- Ask about accessible entry, changing facilities and any accommodation needed for your visit.
- For event rentals, confirm the room, guest entrance, parking arrangements and setup time with the organizer.
Parking and accessible-space availability may vary with large events. The center’s general facility information reviewed here does not establish a reliable fixed public parking-space count, so confirm special-event parking instructions directly.
Broomfield Community Center vs Paul Derda Recreation Center
Both recreation centers belong to the City and County of Broomfield, but they are different facilities.
| Facility | Address | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| Broomfield Community Center | 280 Spader Way | Warm-water pools, competition pool, therapy pool, fitness, senior programs and Lakeshore rentals. |
| Paul Derda Recreation Center | 13201 Lowell Blvd | Its own pool, gym, recreation features, classes and facility-specific schedules. |
An eligible All Facility Pass can cover access to both recreation centers. However, one facility’s scheduled class, pool availability or room reservation does not automatically transfer to the other.
If comparing another center’s public gym access, meeting-room policies and classes, see our Southeast Community Center guide to recreation amenities and rentals.
Common Problems & Quick Solutions
| Problem | What to do |
|---|---|
| Pool open hours unclear | Check the aquatics-specific schedule, then call the front desk. |
| Resident rate not displayed online | Verify your Resident Recreation ID Card and account status in person. |
| Class full | Check for a waitlist, another session or availability at Paul Derda. |
| Need low-cost admission | Ask about the Reduced Rate Program and eligibility documents. |
| Monthly pass no longer needed | Cancel through B-REx or at the front desk, following billing rules. |
| Rental date unavailable | Ask about smaller rooms, alternate dates and other City rental facilities. |
| Parking or accessibility question | Call 303-464-5500 for location-specific guidance. |
Another useful example of checking public recreation hours, facility amenities and rental arrangements is our Redlands Community Center visitor guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Where is Broomfield Community Center located?
Broomfield Community Center is at 280 Spader Way, Broomfield, Colorado 80020. The main telephone number is 303-464-5500.
2. What are Broomfield Community Center’s regular hours?
Monday through Thursday 5 AM–10 PM, Friday 5 AM–8 PM, Saturday 7 AM–8 PM, and Sunday 8 AM–6 PM. Pool, class and gym schedules can differ.
3. How much does it cost to enter Broomfield Community Center?
Published daily resident rates are $3.50 for youth ages 4–17, $5 for adults ages 18–59, and $4 for seniors ages 60+. Non-resident rates are $6.25 for youth, $7.75 for adults and $6.25 for seniors.
4. Does Broomfield Community Center have an indoor pool?
Yes. The facility includes a nine-lane competition pool, six-lane warm pool, therapy pool and hot tub. Their schedules and rules vary.
5. Is the swimming pool included with daily admission?
General drop-in admission includes the swimming pool and spa, subject to the posted schedules and facility rules. Special programs may have additional fees.
6. Does Broomfield Community Center have a gym and walking track?
Yes. It has two full-size basketball courts, weight and cardio equipment, fitness studios and an indoor walking track. Specific activity areas may be reserved or scheduled for programs.
7. How do I register for recreation classes?
Use the City’s B-REx recreation registration system. Select the program, check eligibility and availability, verify the correct rate, complete registration and save the confirmation.
8. Can I rent a meeting room or banquet space?
Yes. Meeting rooms, Kiva, Fireside Lounge and Lakeshore banquet spaces are among the available options. The April 2026 rental guide lists small meeting rooms starting at $22 per hour for residents and $40 for non-residents.
9. Can non-residents use Broomfield Community Center?
Yes. Non-residents may use the center by paying the applicable non-resident admission or pass rate. They can also request permitted rental spaces at non-resident rates.
10. How do I get resident discounts?
Eligible residents need a Resident Recreation ID Card. Residency can be verified at Broomfield Community Center or Paul Derda Recreation Center. Online rental accounts may initially show non-resident status until verification is completed.
Official Broomfield Resources
Use the following resources when you need to complete registration, confirm an updated schedule or finalize a payment.
- Broomfield Community Center — official facility page
- Current building hours and facility closures
- Admission, memberships, passes and discounts
- Indoor pool amenities and aquatic information
- Room reservations and facility rental process
- April 2026 room reservation rates and conditions PDF
- Seasonal recreation program guide
Reviewed October 29, 2026. Rates, pool schedules, rentals and seasonal programming may change. The City has also announced revised recreation-pass options effective January 1, 2027, so verify current pricing before purchases covering that period.