Community Center Wellington: Hours, Programs, Rentals & Map

Wellington, Florida · 2026 Visitor Guide

Wellington Community Center: Visit, Register or Rent a Space

Wellington Community Center is a Village-operated public facility at 12150 Forest Hill Boulevard, Wellington, Florida 33414. It overlooks Lake Wellington and offers recreation classes, arts activities, senior programs, meeting rooms, a waterfront ballroom and outdoor event spaces.

Address12150 Forest Hill Blvd.Wellington, FL 33414
Phone561-753-2484Community Center desk
Weekday hours8 AM openingMonday–Friday
Meeting roomsFrom $50/hourResident published rate

Quick answer: Wellington Community Center is open Monday–Thursday 8 AM–8 PM, Friday 8 AM–5 PM and Saturday 8 AM–1 PM; it is closed Sunday for regular public hours. Classes and private rentals follow separate schedules. The building is primarily for programs, meetings and events—not a general drop-in basketball gym or indoor swimming pool.

Hours & Contact Classes & Programs Rental Rates Map & Directions

Wellington Community Center Hours

DayPublished facility hours
Monday8:00 AM–8:00 PM
Tuesday8:00 AM–8:00 PM
Wednesday8:00 AM–8:00 PM
Thursday8:00 AM–8:00 PM
Friday8:00 AM–5:00 PM
Saturday8:00 AM–1:00 PM
SundayClosed
Hours are not universal: A private reception may use the building outside normal public hours. Classes, senior events and waterfront pavilion rentals have their own booked times. Wellington may also close or adjust hours for holidays and severe weather.

For a holiday or special-program visit, check the Village’s official Community Center page or call 561-753-2484.

Which Wellington Department Should You Contact?

ReasonContact
Community Center and room rentals561-753-2484
Programs at the centercommunitycenter@wellingtonfl.gov
Parks, athletics and recreation561-791-4005
Outdoor pavilion reservationHeather Navarro, 561-753-5262
Community Services561-791-4796

Classes, Fitness, Art & Enrichment Programs

Wellington Community Center offers activities for children, adults and seniors. Programs change with the registration season, so not every class listed below operates every week.

ArtEco-Creations, self-directed art sessions and workshops when offered.
DanceBallet, tap, jazz, acro, youth dance, Zumba and dance-fitness programs.
Young childrenTumbleTots, TuneTots, KinderSports and introductory recreation activities.
FitnessYoga, Pilates, low-impact aerobics, core strength and flexibility programs.
WellnessTai Chi, balance classes, Walk with Ease and other health-focused activities.
Music & theatrePiano, keyboard, singing, acting and performance programs for different ages.

Examples of Published Senior Activities

ActivityPublished information
Senior BingoWednesdays at 10 AM; $3 per card; ages 55+
Feel Good FridayListed as a free activity when scheduled
Low-impact aerobicsFitness activity; check current session fee
Technology classesListed as free when offered
Matter of BalanceListed as free when scheduled
Senior special eventsUsually offered monthly; dates vary
Fee reminder: Some Village programs are free and others require payment. Bingo’s published price is per card, not a general building admission charge. Check the current listing before attending.

How to Register for a Wellington Class

  1. Select the activity. Use the Village’s recreation catalog to choose art, dance, fitness, senior programming or an enrichment class.
  2. Check age and dates. Confirm participant eligibility, instructor, session location, total cost and available spaces.
  3. Set up your household. First-time Wellington recreation participants must register in person to establish a household account.
  4. Use the registration catalog. Once the account exists, find your activity in the official CivicRec system and follow the registration steps.
  5. Confirm enrollment. Save your receipt and check whether the instructor requires supplies or special clothing.

For a broader explanation of municipal class schedules, registration and fee differences, see our community recreation center registration and activity guide.

Official Class Categories Recreation Registration & Events

Senior Services at Wellington Community Center

The Village’s Senior Services program supports older adults through social activities, learning, wellness and community assistance. Wellington’s program information identifies the Community Center as a primary location for senior services.

  • Congregate meals and social opportunities
  • Senior events and recreational activities
  • Fitness and wellness classes
  • One-on-one information and assistance
  • Technology education and learning programs
  • Senior health fairs and community resources
  • Information about the Freebee transportation program
  • Wellington Seniors Club activities

How to Join a Senior Activity

  1. Choose the desired activity from the current Senior Services schedule.
  2. Check whether the age threshold is 55+, 60+ or another program-specific requirement.
  3. Ask whether registration or an RSVP is required.
  4. Confirm whether the class is free or has a fee.
  5. Ask about accessible arrangements or transportation support if needed.

Not every senior activity is a daily drop-in service. Call the center when visiting for a particular seminar, meal, class or event.

Official Senior Programs & Assistance

Wellington Community Center Room Rentals & 2026 Prices

The Community Center has a large ballroom, divisible waterfront event room, conference and meeting rooms, arts space and outdoor areas. Wellington publishes different rates for Village residents, non-residents and event dates.

Large Event Space Fees

Room / rental timeResident / hourNon-resident / hour
Grande Ballroom, Friday–Sunday$200$280
Grande Ballroom, Monday–Thursday$170$210
Outdoor Promenade, Friday–Sunday$200$280
Outdoor Promenade, Monday–Thursday$170$210
Full Lakeview Room, Friday–Sunday$170$220
Full Lakeview Room, Monday–Thursday$140$160
Lakeview East or West, Friday–Sunday$85$110
Lakeview East or West, Monday–Thursday$70$80

Meeting & Workshop Room Fees

RoomCapacityResident / non-resident per hour
Panther Room40$60 / $70
Sailfish Meeting Room30$50 / $60
Everglades Arts & Crafts Room20$50 / $60
Wi-Fi Conference Room15$50 / $60

Published Security Deposits

SpaceSecurity deposit
Grande Ballroom$1,000
Outdoor Promenade$1,000
Full Lakeview Room$500
Lakeview East or West$250
Panther, Sailfish, Everglades or Wi-Fi Room$100
What the rates include: The Village states that basic room rental pricing includes tables, chairs and room setup. Rental hours must be consecutive and include setup, event time and cleanup. Applicable sales tax is additional. Security deposits are refundable only when the event satisfies the rental terms, including time and damage conditions.

Choose the Correct Room

Grande Ballroom4,350 square feet; 200 banquet guests or up to 300 theater-style. Includes a stage, second-floor waterfront balcony and kitchen access.
Lakeview Room2,900 square feet; up to 120 guests. Can be divided into East and West. Includes access to a covered patio and kitchen facilities.
Panther Room927 square feet; up to 40 guests. Suitable for small celebrations, meetings and workshops. No kitchen access.
Sailfish Room715 square feet; up to 30 guests. Suitable for small meetings, classes and presentations.
Everglades Room686 square feet; up to 20 guests. Includes an in-room sink and counter area for arts and crafts.
Wi-Fi Conference Room517 square feet; up to 15 guests. Includes meeting tables, Wi-Fi and a TV display.

Sample Rental Budgets

Example eventBase room costDeposit
Resident Sailfish meeting, 3 hours$150$100
Resident Panther party, 4 hours$240$100
Resident Lakeview full room, weekday 4 hours$560$500
Resident Grande Ballroom, weekend 5 hours$1,000$1,000

Examples are arithmetic from the published hourly prices. They exclude sales tax, add-ons, staff charges, insurance and other event-specific costs. Deposits are separate from rental fees.

Resident Rates, Nonprofits & Insurance

  • Resident pricing requires proof of Village of Wellington residency at booking.
  • Qualifying nonprofit rentals receive Wellington resident rates under the published policy.
  • Other organizations generally pay non-resident rates.
  • All rental periods must include setup and cleanup.
  • General liability insurance requirements depend on the event. Wellington provides information on its GatherGuard insurance option.
  • Kitchen access is available only with applicable rooms and approved arrangements.
  • Outdoor event space is exposed to weather; rain and cancellation policies matter.

How to Reserve a Room

  1. Choose the room. Match the guest count and seating style with the published capacity.
  2. Calculate the full time. Include decorating, vendor setup, event hours and cleaning.
  3. Prepare a date and backup date. Check the resident or non-resident hourly rate.
  4. Open the official rental page. Use the Room Rental Information Request option.
  5. Submit event details. Include guest count, event type, contact information, equipment and catering needs.
  6. Review the quote. Confirm security deposit, taxes, insurance, additions and cancellation requirements.
  7. Complete the Village agreement. Make final payment only through authorized Village instructions.

For additional help understanding deposits, hourly costs and event insurance, see our community center rental pricing and booking guide.

Official Room Rates & Availability Request Rental Policies & Procedures

Lake Wellington Pavilion: Outdoor Party Rentals

Wellington’s Community Center pavilion is next to the waterfront promenade and provides a covered outdoor gathering space with views of Lake Wellington. It is suited to smaller gatherings, birthdays and family reunions.

Rental optionTimeFee
Half day, morning8 AM–noon$100
Half day, afternoon1 PM–5 PM$100
Full day8 AM–5 PM$200

What’s Included?

  • Maximum capacity of 50 people.
  • Eight picnic tables.
  • Three on-site trash cans.
  • Access to restrooms inside the Community Center.
  • ADA-accessible pavilion.
  • Alcohol may be permitted under the pavilion’s rental rules.
  • Nearby designated bounce-house area, subject to approval and size restrictions.
  • No electricity is available at the pavilion.

Booking window: Reservations may be made up to 90 days in advance.

How to Reserve the Pavilion

  1. Choose morning, afternoon or full-day access.
  2. Confirm that the group will have no more than 50 attendees.
  3. Plan without relying on electrical outlets.
  4. Contact Heather Navarro at 561-753-5262 or hnavarro@wellingtonfl.gov.
  5. Ask about rain cancellations, alcohol, bounce houses and the required reservation agreement.
  6. Complete the booking only after receiving approval and payment instructions.
Weather warning: The covered pavilion is different from the uncovered waterfront promenade and upper ballroom balcony. Confirm rain arrangements for any outdoor gathering.
Official Pavilion Rental Information

What’s Nearby? Pool, Amphitheater, Playground & Village Hall

Several Wellington Town Center facilities are near the Community Center, but each has its own operating hours and activity requirements.

Nearby facilityWhat visitors should know
Wellington Aquatics Complex12072 Forest Hill Boulevard; separate outdoor aquatic facility with an Olympic-size pool and water recreation amenities.
Wellington Amphitheater12100 Forest Hill Boulevard; outdoor concerts, movies, performances and community events.
Scott’s Place PlaygroundBarrier-free playground adjacent to the Amphitheater.
Village HallNearby municipal government services, utility payments and permits.
Town Center PromenadeWaterfront pedestrian area near Lake Wellington, useful for walking and enjoying views.
Wellington BoathouseAdjacent lakeside facility used by the Florida Rowing Center.
Important for swimmers and basketball players: The Village’s general recreation information places open gym at Village Park, 11700 Pierson Road, and the Aquatics Complex at 12072 Forest Hill Boulevard. Do not go to the Community Center expecting a general public gymnasium or an indoor pool.

For another Palm Beach County municipal center with indoor basketball, pickleball, programs and room rentals, see our Jupiter Community Center visitor guide.

If you’re comparing community event facilities elsewhere in Florida, our Milton Community Center guide to event spaces and recreation programs offers another useful example of city rental policies.

Wellington Community Center Address, Parking & Map

Wellington Community Center
12150 Forest Hill Boulevard
Wellington, Florida 33414
Telephone: 561-753-2484
Email: communitycenter@wellingtonfl.gov

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Arrival Instructions

  1. Enter the full address, 12150 Forest Hill Boulevard, Wellington, FL 33414.
  2. Confirm that the destination is the Community Center rather than Village Park or Wellington Community Park.
  3. Follow posted parking and entrance signs around the Town Center campus.
  4. If attending an event, check the organizer’s room and floor instructions.
  5. For loading, wheelchair access or larger group arrivals, contact the Center in advance.

The official facility listing includes meeting rooms, kitchens, locker rooms and showers. For specific accessible routes, elevator arrangements, accessible parking or restroom locations, contact the facility before a time-sensitive visit.

Plan Your Visit Without Wasting a Trip

What you wantBest next action
Attend a classCheck the current CivicRec catalog and confirm the correct age, date and location.
Join a senior programReview Senior Services and ask whether registration or an RSVP is required.
Rent a banquet hallChoose a layout and submit the Room Rental Information Request.
Book an outdoor celebrationCheck the pavilion’s 90-day reservation window and weather rules.
Go swimmingUse the separate Wellington Aquatics Complex schedule.
Play basketballCheck open-gym activities at Village Park rather than the Community Center.
Attend an amphitheater eventCheck the Village event calendar, performance time and weather status.

Before-You-Go Checklist

  • Save the correct address and phone number.
  • Confirm whether the visit is for a class, program or private booking.
  • Check holiday, weather or event-related changes.
  • Bring residency documents if seeking a discounted rental rate.
  • For a class, confirm whether you have an active CivicRec household account.
  • For a rental, include setup and cleanup in your requested hours.
  • Check taxes, deposits, event insurance and catering requirements.
  • Confirm directions, parking and accessible arrangements if needed.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Where is Wellington Community Center located?

Wellington Community Center is at 12150 Forest Hill Boulevard, Wellington, Florida 33414, near Lake Wellington and the Town Center Promenade.

2. What is the Wellington Community Center phone number?

The main phone number is 561-753-2484. General inquiries can also be sent to communitycenter@wellingtonfl.gov.

3. What are Wellington Community Center’s hours?

Regular hours are Monday–Thursday 8 AM–8 PM, Friday 8 AM–5 PM and Saturday 8 AM–1 PM. The Community Center is closed Sunday for regular public access.

4. What types of classes are offered?

The Village lists art, dance, fitness, wellness, music, performing arts, children’s enrichment and senior programs. Classes vary by registration season.

5. How do I register for a class?

First-time recreation participants must establish their household account in person. They can then use the official Wellington recreation catalog to select eligible activities and complete registration.

6. Are there programs for seniors?

Yes. Senior offerings include Bingo, fitness, wellness seminars, technology activities, social programs and individual assistance. Some activities are free; others require registration or payment.

7. How much does it cost to rent a meeting room?

Published resident hourly rates start at $50 for the Sailfish, Everglades and Wi-Fi Conference Rooms. Non-resident prices for these rooms start at $60 per hour. Deposits and applicable sales tax are separate.

8. Can I rent the Grande Ballroom for a wedding?

Yes. The Grande Ballroom accommodates up to 200 banquet guests or 300 theater-style attendees. Published hourly rates are $170–$200 for residents and $210–$280 for non-residents, depending on the day, with a $1,000 security deposit.

9. How much does the waterfront pavilion cost?

The Community Center pavilion costs $100 for a four-hour morning or afternoon block or $200 for the full 8 AM–5 PM day. It accommodates up to 50 people, and reservations can be made up to 90 days ahead.

10. Does Wellington Community Center have a swimming pool or basketball gym?

The Community Center is primarily for programs and events. Wellington’s nearby Aquatics Complex at 12072 Forest Hill Boulevard provides aquatic recreation, while Village Park at 11700 Pierson Road offers public open-gym activities.

Official Wellington Resources

Reviewed October 29, 2026. Opening hours, room prices, capacities and pavilion terms are based on current published Village of Wellington information. Program availability, private-event rates, deposits, insurance, weather changes and holiday closures should be reconfirmed with the operator before payment or travel.