Check Hours, Admission, Pool, Gym, Daycare, Skate, Rentals and Map Before You Go
Chaska Community Center has several different “hours” and rules. A pool visit, daycare drop-off, open skate session, group fitness class, room rental, birthday party or gym visit may need a different schedule check.
This page gives you the exact next step: choose your task, read the short rule, then open the official page beside that action before leaving home.
Quick Answer: Address, Phone, Hours and Admission
Chaska Community Center is at 1661 Park Ridge Drive, Chaska, MN 55318. The main phone number is 952-448-5633, and the front desk email is frontdesk@chaskamn.gov. Summer hours run Memorial Day through Labor Day; regular hours run Labor Day through Memorial Day. Holiday and activity schedules can override normal hours.
1661 Park Ridge Drive
Use this for map directions to the main CCC facility, including pool, gym, fitness, ice, daycare, playroom and rentals.
952-448-5633
Call for same-day schedule checks, admission questions, front desk help and correct department routing.
5 AM–8 PM weekdays
Memorial Day through Labor Day: Mon–Fri 5 a.m.–8 p.m.; Sat 6 a.m.–7 p.m.; Sun 8 a.m.–4 p.m.
5 AM–9 PM weekdays
Labor Day through Memorial Day: Mon–Fri 5 a.m.–9 p.m.; Sat 6 a.m.–9 p.m.; Sun 8 a.m.–6 p.m.
I Want To… Pick the Right Official Page
Use these action cards first. Each one solves a real search task and links to the official page only after explaining what to check.
Check today’s hours
Start with regular vs summer hours, then check holiday hours and your activity schedule.
Official Plan Your VisitGo swimming
Open the current weekly aquatics PDF and confirm open swim, lap swim, tot time, slide, rope swing and platform availability.
Official Pool ScheduleUse daycare or playroom
Daycare is drop-in and not guaranteed. Playroom requires socks and adult supervision.
Official Daycare RulesWorkout or take a class
Group fitness is included with admission or membership; classes are drop-in and space is first come, first served.
Official Group FitnessUse gym or pickleball
Open gym, pickleball, basketball and racquetball have shared-space rules and supervision requirements.
Official Gymnasium PageBook a room or party
Know your room size, guest count, activity type and lead time before calling or submitting an application.
Official Room RentalsHours, Admission and First-Visit Account Steps
The strongest official answer is not one sentence. Check season, holiday, activity schedule and first-visit account requirements.
| Need | Official detail | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Summer hours | Memorial Day through Labor Day: Mon–Fri 5 a.m.–8 p.m.; Sat 6 a.m.–7 p.m.; Sun 8 a.m.–4 p.m. | Use this for general access, then verify activity schedule. |
| Regular hours | Labor Day through Memorial Day: Mon–Fri 5 a.m.–9 p.m.; Sat 6 a.m.–9 p.m.; Sun 8 a.m.–6 p.m. | Do not use regular hours during summer weekends. |
| Daily admission | 2026: Chaska/Carver resident $5; standard $7; children under 12 months free. | Bring payment and proof/account info if needed. |
| Daily admission includes | Fitness Center, group fitness, aquatics, open swim/skate, open gym, drop-in daycare and indoor playroom. | Inclusion does not guarantee space, schedule availability or rental access. |
| First visit | New customers must create an account and provide name, address, phone, email and date of birth. | Allow extra front-desk time on your first visit. |
| Youth access | Under 12 need direct adult supervision before 7 p.m.; under 15 need adult/guardian supervision after 7 p.m. | Do not plan unsupervised youth drop-off unless rules allow it. |
| Holidays | Modified hours/closures apply for major holidays and holiday weekends. | Check holiday hours before Easter, Memorial Day, July 4, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas or New Year’s. |
Membership, Punch Passes and When They Make Sense
For one visit, daily admission is simplest. For repeated pool, fitness, skate, gym, daycare or playroom use, compare punch passes and membership options.
| Option | 2026 detail | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| 1-day pass | Standard $7; resident $5. | Testing the facility or using one activity today. |
| 11-visit punch pass | Standard $70; resident $50. | Occasional users who want one free visit after buying 10. |
| 21-visit punch pass | Standard $133; resident $95. | Repeat family visits for swim, playroom, gym or skate. |
| Monthly individual | Standard $50; resident $42.50; $39 admin fee applies to monthly membership. | Regular solo users who want flexibility. |
| Monthly family | Standard $112.50; resident $95.63. | Families using multiple amenities often. |
| Annual membership | Paid up front; 6 guest passes; no $39 admin fee. | Year-round users who want lower monthly equivalent cost. |
Pool Schedule, Weekly PDFs and Safety Rules
The pool page posts printable weekly aquatics schedules. Because the PDFs change by week, treat old screenshots as unreliable. Confirm the current week before promising children open swim, the yellow slide, rope swing, diving platform or tot time.
What each pool block means
- Lap swim: exercise swimming, aqua jogging or deep-water exercise; be willing to share a lane.
- Open swim: family swim with kiddie pool, lap pool without lane lines, yellow slide, platform and rope swing unless noted.
- Tot time: for children 6 and under with guardians; kiddie pool only; adult must stay within arm’s reach.
Rules that prevent pool problems
- All swimmers must wear swimsuits.
- Soaking shower required before entering pool/spa.
- Children 5 and under need direct in-water supervision by a responsible person age 16+.
- Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult in the pool area.
- Yellow slide requires 48 inches height or lifeguard swim test.
- No food or beverages in pool area except water in plastic containers.
Open the current weekly aquatics PDF
The official pool page lists weekly printable schedules, including the current July 20–July 26 and July 27–August 2 PDF links. Use the week that matches your visit date.
Check the exact activity row
Look for open swim, lap swim, deep-water exercise or tot time. Do not assume building hours equal pool hours.
Check child safety rules before buying admission
If your child is under 6, a non-swimmer, under 12, using floatation, or wants the yellow slide, read the supervision and swim-test rules first.
Fitness, Group Classes, Gym, Pickleball and Courts
Daily admission and membership include many fitness and gym activities, but users still need to follow age, supervision, shared-space and shoe rules.
| Activity | Official detail | Practical tip |
|---|---|---|
| Fitness equipment | Ages 15+ may use fitness areas. Ages 12–14 may participate with direct adult supervision. | Do not send 12–14 year olds to equipment areas alone. |
| Group fitness | Included with daily admission or membership; drop-in, no reservations; instructors subject to change. | Arrive early because studio capacity is limited by class format. |
| Open gym | Members and daily-admission guests can use open gym; under 12 need paid responsible adult age 16+. | Open gym is shared space; organized practices are not permitted. |
| Open pickleball | Included with membership or daily admission; bring your own equipment; 4 courts during time slots. | Rotating partners, no court reservations or tournament-style play. |
| Open basketball | Full-court pickup intended for individuals age 15+. | Check schedule so you do not arrive during another activity. |
| Racquetball/wallyball | Two courts can be rented hourly; included with membership/daily admission, but each player must pay if not a member. | Reserve online before relying on court availability. |
Ice Arena, Open Skate, Developmental Ice and Rentals
Chaska Community Center has two sheets of ice with open skate, adult open hockey, developmental hockey, developmental figure skate and tot-time skate. Open skate and developmental ice are not the same activity.
| Ice need | Official detail | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Open skate | Available with CCC membership or daily admission. Under 12 need responsible adult age 16+. | Check ice arena schedule and arrive early if renting skates. |
| Skate rental | $5 per pair for residents; $7 for non-residents. | Build rental time into your visit. |
| Developmental figure skate | For figure skating skills; jumps, spins and routines allowed; parents/coaches pay developmental ice admission. | Do not use this session for casual public skating. |
| Developmental youth hockey | For under-18 hockey skill development; helmet and full equipment including mouth guard required. | Bring full gear and confirm the session type. |
| Adult open hockey | For skaters 18+; full equipment required; checking and fights are not permitted. | Do not bring youth players or incomplete gear. |
| Ice rental | Teams, clubs, camps and private groups can rent ice; email arena@chaskamn.gov for purchase interest. | Check available ice before asking for a date. |
Drop-In Daycare and Indoor Playroom
Daycare and playroom are different. Daycare is supervised care while the parent/guardian stays in the building. The playroom is a child-and-guardian play area during building hours unless closed for private rentals.
Drop-in daycare
- For children ages 6 months–8 years.
- Included in CCC membership.
- Non-member children can use daycare with daily admission.
- Parent/guardian must stay at the CCC at all times.
- Drop-in only; space is not guaranteed.
- Staff do not perform diaper changes.
- Socks must be worn at all times.
- No food, beverages, candy, gum, toys or electronics from home.
Indoor playroom
- Open during CCC building hours.
- Closed during private rentals.
- For children under age 9 and guardians.
- Adult age 16+ must accompany children.
- Socks required for children and adults.
- No food or beverages inside.
- No rough play, hitting, climbing, wrestling or running.
Daycare hours during summer 2026
The official daycare page lists June 1 through Labor Day 2026 hours as Monday–Thursday 9:15 a.m.–12 p.m. and 4:45 p.m.–7:15 p.m., Friday 9:15 a.m.–12 p.m., and Saturday closed. Because daycare is drop-in and space is not guaranteed, call ahead when your workout depends on it.
Room Rentals, Birthday Parties and Event Planning
The best rental path depends on guest count and activity. Event rooms are for smaller groups, large rooms fit bigger events, and birthday packages include activity-specific timing rules.
| Need | Official detail | Action step |
|---|---|---|
| Small event rooms | Event rooms are good for meetings/parties under 40 people; room amenities vary. | Check availability and submit the room rental application. |
| Event room fee | $42/hour for CCC members and city residents; $54/hour regular on the visible rental page. | Verify current fee before booking because earlier snippets may show different rates. |
| Room size | White Oak and Red Maple seat up to 30; Sun Room up to 40; Poolside and Pinewood up to 20; Conference Room up to 16. | Match room to headcount before applying. |
| Large spaces | Brick City Banquet Room seats up to 200; Theater up to 240; Community Room up to 80. | Use the official availability and application links. |
| Birthday parties | Applications should be emailed to the Resource and Events Supervisor at least one week in advance. | Do not send invitations until the activity session and room time are confirmed. |
| Rental contact | Resource and Events Supervisor Jaime Wiemann is listed at 952-227-7748. | Call with date, guest count, room type and activity plan ready. |
Map, Location and Arrival Help
Use the map for the main facility. For a first visit, allow extra time for account setup, payment, wayfinding, lockers, swim prep, skate rental or rental-room check-in.
First-time visitors
Bring account information. New customers must provide name, address, phone, email and date of birth.
Families
Bring socks for daycare/playroom, swimsuits for pool users, and enough adults for supervision rules.
Rentals and parties
Have room name, guest count, party type and preferred time ready before calling or applying.
Before-You-Go Checklist
Visiting today
- Check summer vs regular hours.
- Check holiday/weather changes.
- Check the activity schedule.
- Bring payment method.
- Allow account setup time if new.
Going with kids
- Bring socks for daycare/playroom.
- Bring swimsuits for pool.
- Read supervision rules.
- Call if daycare space matters.
- Check slide height/swim-test rules.
Booking or renting
- Know guest count.
- Choose room/activity type.
- Use official application links.
- Submit party applications at least one week ahead.
- Wait for confirmation before inviting guests.
Common Mistakes That Cause a Failed Visit
Using only Google hours
Google may show building hours, not pool, daycare, skate, class or rental availability.
Saving an old pool PDF
The pool page posts weekly PDFs. Always open the current week.
Forgetting socks
Socks are required for daycare and indoor playroom use.
Assuming daycare space
Daycare is drop-in only and space is not guaranteed.
Booking too late
Birthday applications should be emailed at least one week in advance.
Missing youth supervision
Under 12 and under 15 after 7 p.m. rules can affect drop-off plans.
Phone Script for Fast Help
Use this when your visit depends on a specific activity being open or available today.
Copy this script
“Hi, I’m planning to visit Chaska Community Center today for [pool / open skate / gym / pickleball / group fitness / daycare / playroom / room rental / birthday party]. Can you confirm the current schedule, admission or rental cost, supervision rules, account requirement, and the official link or form I should use before arriving?”
Official Links for Final Verification
Use these links after you know your task. Each link supports a specific action: hours, pool PDFs, membership, daycare, gym, ice, rentals, parties, policies or map directions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Chaska Community Center located?
Chaska Community Center is located at 1661 Park Ridge Drive, Chaska, MN 55318.
What is the Chaska Community Center phone number?
The main phone number is 952-448-5633.
What are Chaska Community Center summer hours?
Summer hours, Memorial Day through Labor Day, are Monday–Friday 5 a.m.–8 p.m., Saturday 6 a.m.–7 p.m., and Sunday 8 a.m.–4 p.m.
What are regular Chaska Community Center hours?
Regular hours, Labor Day through Memorial Day, are Monday–Friday 5 a.m.–9 p.m., Saturday 6 a.m.–9 p.m., and Sunday 8 a.m.–6 p.m.
How much is daily admission in 2026?
Official pages show 2026 daily admission as $5 for City of Chaska/City of Carver residents, $7 standard, and free for children under 12 months.
What does daily admission include?
Daily admission includes the Fitness Center, group fitness classes, aquatics area, open swim and skate, open play in the gymnasiums, drop-in daycare and indoor playroom.
Does the pool have its own schedule?
Yes. The official pool page posts weekly aquatics schedule PDFs for open swim, lap swim, deep-water exercise and tot time. Check the current week before visiting.
Who needs adult supervision in the pool?
Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult in the pool area. Children 5 and under must have direct in-water supervision by a responsible person age 16 or older.
Can children use the yellow water slide?
Children must be 48 inches tall to use the yellow slide unless they pass the lifeguard-administered swim test.
Is drop-in daycare guaranteed?
No. Drop-in daycare is first-come and space is not guaranteed. A parent or guardian must stay inside the CCC while the child is checked in.
What ages can use drop-in daycare?
Drop-in daycare is for children ages 6 months through 8 years old.
What are the indoor playroom rules?
The playroom is for children under age 9 and their guardians. Children must be accompanied by a responsible adult age 16 or older, and socks are required for children and adults.
Does Chaska Community Center have pickleball?
Yes. Indoor pickleball is included with membership or daily admission during pickleball time slots. Bring your own equipment; play uses rotating partners and no court reservations.
How much is skate rental?
The official ice arena page lists skate rental at $5 per pair for residents and $7 per pair for non-residents.
Can I rent a room at Chaska Community Center?
Yes. Chaska Community Center offers event rooms, banquet/community spaces, party options and private activity rentals. Check the official rental page for availability and application forms.
How far ahead should I book a birthday party?
The official birthday party page says to fill out the application and email the Resource and Events Supervisor at least one week in advance.