Matteson Community Center: Hours, Programs, Rentals & Map

Matteson Community Center Hours and Phone Number

The Village’s Fall 2025 leisure guide and the Illinois tourism directory publish the following regular building schedule.

Which Schedule Matters for Your Visit?

What’s Inside Matteson Community Center?

The Illinois tourism directory describes the Community Center as a roughly 73,000-square-foot, multi-purpose sports and recreation venue. It also serves larger organized tournaments and community events.

Membership, Day Passes and Fitness Options

The Community Center serves residents and non-residents. Memberships have historically been available for individuals, couples, families, seniors, students and children, with pricing dependent on eligibility and length of membership.

What Fitness Membership May Cover

• Use of eligible cardio and weight-training facilities.
• Indoor walking track access.
• Scheduled open gym sessions when available.
• Eligible open swim sessions.
• Group exercise classes under the selected membership rules.
• Access to sauna and steam-room facilities where permitted.

Current Membership and Admission Prices

The Village’s older printed brochures provide membership pricing, but a comprehensive verified October 2026 membership and daily-admission rate table was not established for this guide. Instead of using outdated amounts as current prices, request the following comparison at the front desk.

Published Personal Training Reference Prices

The Village’s Fall 2025 leisure guide listed these personal-training packages. They are historical prices and need confirmation before a 2026 purchase.

The published guide describes each personal-training session as one hour. Ask about trainer availability, packages, expiration and cancellation rules.

How to Join or Renew

1. Select your category. Individual, couple, family, student or senior.
2. Confirm residency. Ask what documentation qualifies for local pricing.
3. Compare durations. Review the current monthly, annual or seasonal choices.
4. Request a complete price. Include any enrollment, initiation or additional-service charges.
5. Review benefits. Confirm pool, track, open gym, childcare and classes for your plan.
6. Complete registration. Follow the Village’s approved membership process and retain proof of payment.

Indoor Pool, Swimming Lessons and Pool Parties

Matteson Community Center has an indoor aquatic facility. Swimming opportunities depend on lifeguard availability, programming, reservations and the pool’s own operating schedule.

Pool Access Checklist

• Confirm that an open-swim session is scheduled for the date.
• Ask whether a day pass or membership is required.
• Check supervision requirements for children and non-swimmers.
• Ask about swim diapers, life jackets and approved pool equipment.
• Check whether lessons, events or private bookings affect usable lanes.
• Follow lifeguard and facility rules.

How to Find Swimming Lessons

1. Open the newest Village recreation leisure guide or program listings.
2. Find the Aquatic Center section.
3. Check the offered swim levels and participant ages.
4. Compare dates, class durations, fees and space availability.
5. Ask whether a swimming assessment is required for placement.
6. Register through the Center’s authorized process and confirm the schedule.

Indoor Pool vs. Splash Pad

The Village’s rental guide lists both indoor pool party packages and seasonal splash-pad packages. Do not assume splash-pad bookings are available throughout winter or that renting a pool room gives exclusive access to the water.

Fitness, Dance, Sports and Community Programs

The Village’s leisure guides describe organized activities for various age groups. The offered classes change with each registration season, so use the current guide rather than assuming a previous program continues year-round.

How to Register for a Program

1. Find the latest seasonal recreation guide on the Village’s official website.
2. Choose the relevant category such as Aquatics, Fitness, Sports, Dance or Arts.
3. Verify participant age, prerequisites, dates and the location.
4. Compare membership, resident and non-resident charges if applicable.
5. Check registration deadlines and whether places remain available.
6. Complete the enrollment process specified by the recreation office.
7. Keep confirmation and ask about weather, holiday or class cancellation policies.

Programs May Take Place Outside the Main Center

The Recreation Department also manages Village parks, athletics and outdoor activities. Check your program listing carefully: a class at Oakwood Recreation Center or an outdoor playing field is not the same as an activity at 20642 Matteson Avenue.

Pool Party Rentals: Published Prices and Capacities

The Village’s Winter–Spring 2025 leisure guide includes specific charges for party rooms and water-facility packages. These figures help estimate relative cost, but they are not independently confirmed as October 2026 prices.

Pool and Party Room Rates — Winter–Spring 2025

For-profit rates are higher than the categories shown. See the original official guide for the full commercial pricing and combination packages.

Published Pool Party Booking Windows

Two-Hour Pool Party Examples

Birthday Party Booking Steps

1. Select a package. Choose Pool Room A, B, combined rooms or a seasonal splash-pad package.
2. Count guests. Include all children and adults within the published occupancy limit.
3. Choose dates. Have a preferred and alternative date ready.
4. Confirm pool availability. Ask about lifeguard coverage and whether other swimmers will share the area.
5. Request a current quote. Include room time, admission, deposit and any extra services.
6. Read the rules. Confirm supervision, decorations, food, changing areas and cancellation conditions.
7. Obtain approval. Complete the rental process and do not send invitations until confirmed.

Meeting Rooms, Sports Facilities and Pavilion Rentals

The Community Center also accommodates meetings, family functions and sporting events. The Village’s Recreational Services Department manages park permits and separate outdoor-space arrangements.

Other Facility Requests

Park Pavilion Deposits — Published 2025 Guide

The Village’s Winter–Spring and Fall 2025 guides list park rental deposits of:

These deposits are separate from permit charges. A pavilion permit does not automatically include a sports field or the fieldhouse at Memorial Park. Those require additional arrangements.

Village Park Rental Rules

• Get the appropriate park permit before using a reserved facility.
• Park facilities must be used for their intended purpose unless special approval is given.
• Glass containers are prohibited in Village parks under published rules.
• Dogs must be leashed where permitted, and owners must clean up after them.
• Motor vehicles may not be driven or parked on grassy fields without authorization.
• Outdoor park areas generally close at dusk unless an applicable permit or rule says otherwise.
• Event organizers should ask about security, food vendors and other special permits.

How to Request a Park Pavilion or Athletic Field

1. Decide which park, pavilion or athletic field you want.
2. Prepare the event type, date, attendance and required facilities.
3. Contact the Matteson Recreational Services office at 708-441-4500.
4. Ask which permit application applies to the exact space.
5. Verify current deposit, permit fee and any additional field or staffing charge.
6. Complete the permit process and await approval.
7. Follow parking, park-closing and cleanup conditions during the event.

Childcare and Youth Fitness: Important Questions

Historic Matteson Community Center leisure guides list supervised childcare and child-oriented recreation amenities. Because the available detailed childcare policy is older, the listed ages, operating hours and fees should not be treated as a verified 2026 offering.

If You Need Childcare While Exercising

Teen Fitness

The Village’s older fitness materials describe youth age and supervision restrictions. Do not assume a younger teen may exercise independently or use all equipment simply because they have a pass. Ask about current fitness-center age limits, orientation and adult supervision.

Map, Parking and Directions

Parking and Event Access

• Use the complete Matteson Avenue address in your navigation app.
• Allow extra arrival time during tournaments or large sporting events.
• Ask whether participant parking or event entrances differ from normal visitor access.
• For group bookings, ask about bus drop-off and equipment unloading.
• Confirm accessibility arrangements with the facility ahead of time if needed.

The Illinois tourism directory lists visitor parking and restroom amenities. Specific space availability during high-attendance events is not guaranteed.

Choose Your Next Step

Before-You-Go Checklist

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Related Community Center Guides

For comparison with other public recreation facilities, explore Matt Ross Community Center for memberships, pool access and rental planning. The Matt Dishman Community Center guide explains separate pool schedules and program registration, while Eagan Community Center covers family activities and room-booking considerations. Fees and policies differ by municipality.

Frequently Asked Questions

Official Sources and Final Actions

Use the Village materials and official local resources below to verify schedules, current fees, rental requirements and registration information before making a payment.