Pine Community Center Wexford: Visitor Guide

Wexford, Pennsylvania · Pine Township · Visitor Guide

Visit Pine Community Center: Fitness, Recreation, Memberships & Events

Pine Community Center is a Township of Pine recreation and wellness facility at 100 Pine Park Drive, Wexford, PA 15090, in northern Allegheny County. Opened in 2009, it offers a fitness center, two full-size gymnasiums, a three-lane indoor walking track, group exercise, recreation programs, a children’s corner, meeting rooms and access to Pine Community Park.

Residents and nonresidents can use the center. You can buy a $10 day pass, choose an annual or three-month membership, join eligible classes or enquire about room and event rentals.

Location100 Pine Park DriveWexford, PA 15090
Phone724-625-1591Extension 1
Day Pass$10Fitness, gym and track
Weekend Hours8 AM–4 PMSaturday and Sunday
Quick visitor advice: The center’s general hours do not guarantee an available pickleball court, class, childcare place or rental room. Check the schedule for your intended activity.

Information reviewed October 26, 2026 using Township of Pine facilities, membership, rental and recreation resources.

Pine Community Center Hours

DayOpening Hours
Monday6:00 AM–9:00 PM
Tuesday6:00 AM–9:00 PM
Wednesday6:00 AM–9:00 PM
Thursday6:00 AM–9:00 PM
Friday6:00 AM–8:00 PM
Saturday8:00 AM–4:00 PM
Sunday8:00 AM–4:00 PM

These are the hours currently listed on the Township’s dedicated facility page. Older township FAQs and rental PDFs sometimes show longer weekday hours, so use the current facility page instead of an older document.

Holiday and weather changes: Inclement weather, maintenance, events and seasonal schedules may affect access. Call 724-625-1591 ext. 1 if your visit depends on a particular gym, class or service.

For visitors comparing recreation-center operating hours and amenity-specific schedules, the Monon Community Center visitor and membership guide provides another detailed example of checking fitness, track and program access separately.

What Facilities Are Available?

Fitness Center

Cardiovascular and strength-training equipment for eligible facility users.

Indoor Track

Three-lane indoor walking and running track, including a track-only membership option.

Two Gymnasiums

Full-size gym areas for basketball, open recreation, classes and approved rentals.

Group Fitness

Instructor-led fitness programs, including strength, conditioning, yoga and classes for older adults.

Kids Corner

A supervised children’s area for eligible children ages three months through nine years while parents use the facility.

Rooms and Events

Community banquet rooms, meeting rooms, multipurpose spaces, kitchen and gym rentals.

Library Satellite

Northern Tier Library’s Pine Center branch inside the community center.

Senior Wellness

Senior fitness opportunities and participation through selected eligible insurance programs.

Community Park

Access to nearby park amenities and outdoor recreation opportunities.

There is no public indoor swimming pool listed among Pine Community Center’s official amenities. Do not confuse this location with other community centers that offer aquatics.

Daily Admission and Membership Prices

Anyone can become a member, including nonresidents. The Township lists no joining fee for full facility memberships.

Day Pass$10Resident or nonresident
Resident Adult$40/month$480 annually
Resident Family$65/month$780 annually
Track Only$40/yearPine residents

Full Memberships — Pine Township Residents

Membership3 MonthsAnnualMonthly*
Family$240$780$65
Adult 18–64$150$480$40
Senior 65+$126$384$32
Teen 13–17$126$384$32

Full Memberships — Nonresidents

Membership3 MonthsAnnualMonthly*
Family$300$1,020$85
Adult$195$660$55
Senior$162$528$44
Teen$162$528$44

*Monthly debit applies to annual memberships, rather than being a stand-alone month-to-month membership.

Track-Only Membership

Pine Township resident$40 per year
Nonresident$70 per year
What does full membership include? Fitness floor, gymnasiums, indoor track and locker rooms, plus discounts on eligible classes, programs and events. Track-only membership does not provide the same access.

Which Option Is Better?

  • One occasional visit: a $10 day pass may be simplest.
  • Walking only: compare the $40/$70 annual track membership with repeated day passes.
  • Regular fitness visits: compare the appropriate annual full membership.
  • Family recreation: check the official household-membership eligibility rules before buying.
  • Only three months in Wexford: consider the three-month paid-in-full plan.

A $40 resident track pass costs the same as four $10 day visits. It can therefore be a practical choice for frequent walkers, provided track-only access meets your needs.

How to Buy a Day Pass or Become a Member

  1. Decide how often you will visit. Choose day access, track-only, three-month or annual membership.
  2. Identify your category. Determine whether you qualify for resident, nonresident, teen, senior or family pricing.
  3. Prepare identification. Ask the front desk what documents establish age and Pine Township residency.
  4. Review eligible amenities. A track-only pass does not include general fitness-center membership.
  5. For a day pass, visit the front desk. The Township specifies that daily passes are purchased at entry.
  6. For membership, open the Township membership page. Use the linked official membership/registration system or request staff assistance.
  7. Review the terms. Confirm annual commitment, billing, cancellation and family eligibility before payment.
  8. Save the confirmation. Follow facility check-in and equipment-use rules for future visits.
A $10 day pass is subject to amenity availability. It does not reserve a court, childcare slot, instructor-led program or private room.

Gymnasium, Basketball, Pickleball and Indoor Track

Pine Community Center has two full-size gymnasiums and a three-lane indoor track. Depending on programming, gym space can be used for open recreation, basketball, pickleball, exercise classes and organized activities.

ActivityWhat to Check
Open basketballCurrent open-gym schedule, court availability and participation rules.
PickleballBeginner or competitive sessions, registration, equipment and court assignments.
Walking / RunningTrack rules, appropriate shoes and whether a track-only membership suits your use.
Fitness equipmentAge eligibility, training orientation and machine-use guidelines.
Group fitnessClass enrollment, fitness level, current timetable and capacity.
Private sports useRental requirements and whether the proposed activity is permitted.
Important gym rule: the Township’s published gym schedule prohibits outside organized team practices and private personal fitness or sports training in general gym-use periods. Contact staff if you need an authorized rental.

For a useful comparison of how another public center handles open basketball, pickleball and court scheduling, see the Herbert C. Young Community Center open-gym guide. Its schedules and rules are independent of Pine Township.

Group Fitness, Personal Training and Senior Programs

The fitness program includes activities for different experience levels. Published Township descriptions mention yoga, strength and conditioning, instructor-led classes, senior fitness and personal training.

General Fitness

  • Strength and conditioning.
  • Yoga and flexibility activities.
  • Instructor-led group exercise.
  • Personal training by arrangement.

Senior Fitness

  • Older-adult exercise classes.
  • Indoor walking track.
  • Fitness equipment access.
  • Eligible insurance-based memberships.

The center lists support for eligible participants through programs including SilverSneakers, Silver&Fit, FitOn and Renew Active. Availability and eligibility are determined through the relevant program and the center’s participation arrangements.

Before Your First Class

  1. Find the current class name and schedule.
  2. Check whether advance registration is required.
  3. Confirm membership or separate class fees.
  4. Ask if the class is suitable for beginners.
  5. Arrive early enough for check-in and equipment preparation.

Visitors comparing senior wellness amenities, indoor walking tracks and membership models can consult the Harrisonville Community Center fitness and senior activities guide for another municipal facility example.

Kids Corner and Family Visits

The center’s Kids Corner is intended for children from three months through nine years while their parents or guardians use participating facility amenities.

Parents should confirm the current Kids Corner schedule, space availability, check-in requirements, fees if applicable and the center’s rules about the adult remaining on site.

Family Visit Checklist

  • Confirm that the child is within the eligible age range.
  • Check the Kids Corner schedule, rather than relying on general building hours.
  • Ask about reservation or maximum-occupancy requirements.
  • Bring any required parent/guardian identification.
  • Confirm whether the adult needs an active membership or day pass.
  • Ask about sick-child exclusions and permitted belongings.
Kids Corner is not a substitute for independent all-day childcare. Confirm supervision conditions and maximum attendance time with staff.

Northern Tier Library — Pine Center

A satellite location of Northern Tier Library opened inside Pine Community Center in September 2024.

The library space offers a rotating selection of children’s books, popular adult titles and a Library of Things designed to help visitors explore Pine Community Park and participate in activities.

Why Visit?

Browse rotating materials, learn about the library’s lending services and combine a library visit with community recreation.

Before Going

Check branch hours, borrowing eligibility, library-card requirements, available materials and any program registration.

The Pine Center library may have different service hours from the main recreation building.

Pine Community Center Room Rental Rates

The center offers banquet, meeting, multipurpose, exercise and gym spaces. Rental charges depend on room size, renter category and whether the date falls within prime time.

Rate definitions: Monday–Thursday is non-prime time. Friday–Sunday is prime time. All prices below are published hourly charges except the kitchen and alcohol permit, which are charged per use.

Residents, Members and Nonprofit Organizations

Rental SpaceMon–ThuFri–Sun
Community Room East or West$70$85
Full Community Room$145$170
Multipurpose Room$40$50
Meeting Room$45$55
Full Gym$155$180
Half Gym$90$110
Exercise Room$40$50
Informal Gathering Area$40$50

Nonresidents

Rental SpaceMon–ThuFri–Sun
Community Room East or West$80$95
Full Community Room$165$190
Multipurpose Room$50$60
Meeting Room$55$65
Full Gym$175$205
Half Gym$100$120
Exercise Room$50$60
Informal Gathering Area$50$60

Pine Businesses

SpaceMon–ThuFri–Sun
East or West Community Room$75$85
Full Community Room$145$175
Multipurpose Room$45$55
Meeting Room$50$60
Full Gym$155$185
Half Gym$90$110
Exercise Room$45$55

Additional Rental Charges

Catering Kitchen$60 per use
Alcohol Permit$50 per use, subject to approval and applicable rules
Security Deposit$200 per rented room, held as required by the Township
Rental PaymentFull rental fee required at booking
Date ChangeThe published rental conditions list a $25 administrative fee for permitted date changes.
Budget carefully: A damage security deposit is separate from the hourly room rental. Additional event conditions may apply, especially for alcohol, catering, equipment, after-hours use or specialized setup.

For another practical comparison of conference rooms, banquet spaces, gym rentals and party planning, consult the Matt Ross Community Center room and event rental guide. Its policies and rates do not apply at Pine.

Rental Capacity and Choosing the Right Room

SpacePublished Capacity / Purpose
Community Room EastUp to 80 guests
Community Room WestUp to 80 guests
Full Community RoomUp to 160 guests
Meeting RoomUp to 50 guests
Multipurpose RoomApproximately 32 guests on the descriptive rental page; confirm the event-specific approved limit.
GymnasiumSports and activity-based use; capacity depends on approved event setup.
Catering KitchenFood preparation and service support for eligible rentals.

The two community-room halves can be combined into a larger banquet space. The kitchen lists a refrigerator, freezer, warming oven, microwave and coffee pots.

When comparing rooms, consider seating layout, audiovisual equipment, catering, accessibility, event setup and cleanup time rather than capacity alone.

How to Reserve Pine Community Center for an Event

  1. Choose your event type. Examples include a birthday party, reception, business meeting, family celebration or gym party.
  2. Select the room. Decide whether you need the full banquet room, half room, meeting room, multipurpose room, gym or gazebo.
  3. Choose a date and time. Confirm whether prime-time rates apply.
  4. Open the official rental application. Use the Township’s Pine Community Center facility rental inquiry page.
  5. Enter your details. Provide your name or organization, email, phone and preferred method of contact.
  6. Describe your event. Include estimated guest count, rental purpose and whether alcohol is planned.
  7. Request your preferred space. Select the appropriate room and enter the proposed date and rental hours.
  8. Submit the inquiry. The rental team generally requests up to two business days to review availability.
  9. Check the quotation and conditions. Confirm the hourly amount, damage deposit, contract terms, kitchen access and other fees.
  10. Complete the official booking. The center states a rental is confirmed only after approval and required payment.
Rental hours: the dedicated rental form lists Monday–Friday 6 AM–9 PM, Saturday 8 AM–11 PM and Sunday 8 AM–4 PM. These are rental availability windows, not a promise that the entire public fitness center remains open during those times.

Pine Community Park and Outdoor Recreation

Pine Community Center sits within the Pine Community Park area. The park setting makes it convenient to combine indoor exercise, community programs and outdoor recreation in one visit.

The Township also administers park pavilion rentals. Pavilion reservations follow their own season, eligibility and booking system rather than being automatically included with an indoor facility membership.

Before Reserving Outdoor Space

  • Identify the correct pavilion or outdoor area.
  • Verify residency-based booking priority and the applicable opening date.
  • Check the maximum permitted group size.
  • Ask about electricity, water, restrooms and parking.
  • Review weather, cleanup and cancellation conditions.
  • Complete booking through the Township’s authorized platform.

Map, Parking and Directions

Pine Community Center
100 Pine Park Drive
Wexford, PA 15090
Allegheny County, Pennsylvania

Arrival Checklist

  • Use 100 Pine Park Drive rather than the Township Municipal Building address.
  • Confirm parking and entrance instructions for large private events.
  • Check accessibility arrangements when booking a room or attending a class.
  • Bring identification or membership information if needed.
  • Verify exact activity and program start times.

10 Frequently Asked Questions

1. Where is Pine Community Center in Wexford?

Pine Community Center is at 100 Pine Park Drive, Wexford, Pennsylvania 15090, in Pine Township, Allegheny County.

2. What are Pine Community Center opening hours?

The current official facility hours are Monday–Thursday 6 AM–9 PM, Friday 6 AM–8 PM and Saturday–Sunday 8 AM–4 PM. Holiday and program schedules may differ.

3. How much is a Pine Community Center day pass?

A daily pass costs $10 for both residents and nonresidents and includes access to the fitness center, gymnasium and indoor track, subject to availability.

4. Can nonresidents join Pine Community Center?

Yes. Pine Community Center accepts nonresident members. Separate resident and nonresident rates apply to full and track-only memberships.

5. What does an adult membership cost?

Adult full memberships cost Pine Township residents $480 annually or $40 per month on the annual debit plan. The nonresident adult annual price is $660 or $55 per month.

6. Does Pine Community Center have an indoor pool?

No indoor swimming pool is listed among the official Pine Community Center facilities. The center offers gymnasiums, a fitness center and an indoor walking track.

7. Does Pine Community Center offer pickleball?

Yes. Pickleball is included in the center’s published gym recreation schedules. Specific sessions and court availability can change.

8. Is childcare available at Pine Community Center?

The center offers Kids Corner for eligible children ages three months through nine years while parents use participating facility amenities. Confirm the current timetable and conditions.

9. Can I rent Pine Community Center for a birthday party or meeting?

Yes. The center offers banquet, meeting, multipurpose and gym rentals. The full community room can accommodate up to 160 guests, subject to the approved event layout.

10. How do I book a Pine Community Center rental?

Submit the official online rental inquiry with event details, estimated attendance, room choice and date. Staff review availability, and the reservation is confirmed only after approval and required payment.

Official Sources and Final Actions

Last reviewed October 26, 2026. This is an independent visitor guide, not an official Township booking, payment or registration service. Confirm schedules, fees, program availability, accessibility needs and rentals with Pine Community Center before making final arrangements.