Visit Queen Anne Community Center: Hours, Activities & Rentals
Queen Anne Community Center is a Seattle Parks and Recreation facility at 1901 1st Avenue W, Seattle, WA 98119. It offers a gym, fitness room, arts activities, programs for children and teenagers, community events and rentable rooms.
The center sits beside West Queen Anne Playfield, near McClure Middle School, with Queen Anne Pool across the street. This guide explains what is available, when to visit, how drop-in activities work and how to request a room rental.
Fall 2026 information reviewed October 21, 2026. Seasonal operating schedules and drop-in activities can change.
Queen Anne Community Center Hours
The current fall schedule began September 8, 2026. These are building hours, not guaranteed access times for every activity.
| Day | Hours |
|---|---|
| Monday | 9:00 AM–8:00 PM |
| Tuesday | 9:00 AM–8:00 PM |
| Wednesday | 9:00 AM–8:00 PM |
| Thursday | 9:00 AM–8:00 PM |
| Friday | 9:00 AM–8:00 PM |
| Saturday | 9:00 AM–5:00 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Holiday closures, maintenance and special events can affect normal access. Call 206-386-4240 for time-sensitive visits.
Fall 2026 Drop-In Programs & Schedules
Seattle Parks and Recreation publishes drop-in sessions at Queen Anne. Participants sign in at the front desk using a free Quick Card linked to an ActiveNet account.
| Activity | Published Fall Schedule |
|---|---|
| Basketball | Tuesday 6–8 PM; Saturday 11 AM–2 PM. All ages. |
| English Conversation Circle | Tuesday and Thursday 5:30–6:45 PM. Ages 18+. |
| Fitness Room | Monday–Friday 9 AM–7:45 PM. Ages 18+. |
| Pickleball | Monday, Wednesday and Friday 11 AM–2 PM in the published fall schedule; check the current gym calendar. |
| Teen Room | Monday–Friday 2:30–6:30 PM. Ages 11–18. |
| Tot Gym | Tuesday and Thursday 9:30 AM–12:30 PM. Ages 5 and younger. |
| Tot Room | Monday–Friday 9 AM–7:30 PM. Ages 5 and younger. |
How to Join a Drop-In Activity
- Check the activity’s listed day, time and age requirement.
- Visit the front desk at 1901 1st Avenue W.
- Ask staff to set up your free Quick Card and ActiveNet account if you do not already have them.
- Sign in for your chosen drop-in session.
- Ask whether equipment is supplied and whether the particular activity has restrictions or additional charges.
What Facilities Are Available?
Indoor basketball, pickleball and scheduled sports activities. Open-use times vary.
Exercise and weight-training space for eligible participants during scheduled fitness-room hours.
Creative arts instruction and pottery programs. Class registration and fees may apply.
Scheduled recreational activities and social space for young people.
Preschool, licensed childcare and before- or after-school opportunities through qualifying programs.
Community gatherings, meetings and approved events, subject to reservation and facility rules.
Indoor play sessions and dedicated spaces for young children with age-specific participation rules.
Seasonal fitness, movement, arts and social activities within Seattle’s Lifelong Recreation programs.
Adjacent West Queen Anne Playfield includes ballfields and a children’s play area.
Classes, Summer Camps & Youth Programs
Queen Anne Community Center runs a changing selection of registration-based activities. The city’s program information identifies these areas:
- Arts: Pottery instruction and other creative classes.
- Sports: Basketball, volleyball, flag football, track and seasonal recreation opportunities.
- Youth: After-school activities, teen programs and summer camps.
- Early learning: Seattle Preschool Program and other preschool or childcare opportunities.
- Adults: Fitness, skill-building and other seasonal classes.
- Older adults: Lifelong Recreation activities such as yoga, tai chi, movement and social classes, subject to seasonal scheduling.
The city’s Seattle Preschool Program serves eligible Seattle children ages 3 and 4, with free or affordable tuition options based on program criteria. It is separate from ordinary drop-in toddler play.
How to Register for a Class
Go to Seattle Parks and Recreation’s ActiveNet registration portal.
Search the activity or filter for Queen Anne Community Center.
Review the age range, location, start date, remaining places and price.
Use your account and select the person who will participate.
Follow the official checkout process and apply approved aid when available.
Save the activity details and any instructions about equipment or arrival.
For winter 2026–27, the city lists October 6, 2026 for basketball league registration and December 8, 2026 for community center, lifelong recreation, citywide athletics and specialized program registration.
Queen Anne Community Center Rentals & Capacity
Seattle Parks lists rooms, a kitchen and a gym that can be considered for meetings, parties, classes and other approved events.
| Space | Published Capacity |
|---|---|
| Queen Anne Room #1 | 40 people; medium-size room |
| Queen Anne Room #2 | 70 people; large-size room |
| Queen Anne Room #3 | 70 people; large-size room |
| Queen Anne Kitchen | Listed as a large kitchen; capacity not specified |
| Queen Anne Gym | 300 people listed in the city rental directory |
2026 Room Rental Fees & Budgeting
Seattle Parks’ 2026 published fee schedule separates some rentals into Class A and Class C categories. The actual classification depends on the proposed use and applicable city policies.
| Space Category | Class A / Class C |
|---|---|
| Small room, 1–400 sq ft | $37 / $52 per hour |
| Medium room, 401–1,500 sq ft | $46 / $65 per hour |
| Large room, over 1,500 sq ft | $62 / $88 per hour |
| Small kitchen | $18 / $35 per hour; two-hour minimum |
| Large kitchen | $33 / $67 per hour; two-hour minimum |
The city also lists a nonrefundable booking fee for rentals, and staffing or equipment may cost extra. Events involving admission, concessions or sales may trigger additional requirements or charges.
Example: A three-hour rental of a medium room at the Class A base rate would be $138 before booking, staffing, equipment or other applicable charges. This is an illustration, not a final quote for Room #1.
How to Reserve a Room or Gym
- Choose the space. Decide between Room #1, #2, #3, the gym or kitchen access.
- Prepare your event details. Note your intended activity, preferred dates, guest count and event duration.
- Contact Queen Anne Community Center. Call 206-386-4240 and identify the exact space you want.
- Ask about availability. Confirm the date, setup time, permitted uses and whether staff are required.
- Request the current written rate. Clarify Class A or Class C pricing, booking fees, equipment and cancellation terms.
- Complete the city rental process. Follow the application and payment directions supplied by Seattle Parks and Recreation.
- Retain approval. Keep the signed rental agreement or official confirmation before inviting guests or paying outside vendors.
Queen Anne Community Center Map & Directions
Destination: 1901 1st Avenue W, Seattle, WA 98119.
The center is on top of Queen Anne Hill. West Queen Anne Playfield is directly outside, McClure Middle School adjoins the property, and Queen Anne Pool is across the street to the west.
Arriving by car: Street parking only is listed. Check nearby street restrictions and event-related parking demand.
Arriving by transit: Use King County Metro’s trip planner for your origin and arrival time. Transit routes and service frequencies can change.
Is Queen Anne Pool Inside the Community Center?
No. Queen Anne Pool is a separate Seattle Parks facility located across the street. Its admission, swim lessons and lane schedules are managed separately from the community center.
Use the pool’s own schedule if your visit is for swimming. A community center activity listing should not be treated as confirmation that pool lanes or swim lessons are available.
First Visit: What to Prepare
- Check the current seasonal opening hours.
- For basketball or pickleball, confirm the specific drop-in session rather than arriving during general building hours.
- Get a free Quick Card for activities that require drop-in check-in.
- For toddler activities, follow the listed age limits and ask staff about supervision rules.
- For fitness-room access, check the age requirement and session hours.
- For classes, review eligibility, costs and scholarship approval before registering.
- For rentals, ask about capacity, equipment, food rules, deposits and cleanup requirements.
- Allow time for street parking and confirm any accessibility accommodation you may require.
10 Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Queen Anne Community Center located?
Queen Anne Community Center is located at 1901 1st Avenue W, Seattle, Washington 98119. The main telephone number is 206-386-4240.
What are Queen Anne Community Center’s Fall 2026 hours?
The published fall schedule is Monday through Friday 9 AM–8 PM and Saturday 9 AM–5 PM. The center is closed Sunday. Individual activity times and holiday hours may differ.
Is Queen Anne Community Center open on Sunday?
No. The published Fall 2026 operating schedule lists Sunday as closed. Special event arrangements should be confirmed directly with the facility.
Does Queen Anne Community Center have basketball?
Yes. The Fall 2026 drop-in basketball schedule lists Tuesday 6–8 PM and Saturday 11 AM–2 PM. These sessions are listed for all ages and can change with gym bookings or seasonal schedules.
When can I play pickleball at Queen Anne Community Center?
The Fall 2026 drop-in listing includes pickleball around 11 AM–2 PM on weekdays including Monday, Wednesday and Friday, but the published entries overlap. Call 206-386-4240 to confirm exact dates.
Does Queen Anne Community Center have children’s programs?
Yes. Programs include preschool, childcare, after-school activities, toddler play, teen programming, summer camps and seasonal sports. Ages, fees and enrollment differ by program.
Can I rent Queen Anne Community Center for a party?
Yes. Seattle Parks lists three rentable rooms, a kitchen and gym space. Availability, permitted uses, equipment, fees and booking approval must be confirmed with the center.
How much does a room rental cost?
Seattle Parks’ 2026 published fees include $37–$52 per hour for small rooms, $46–$65 for medium rooms and $62–$88 for large rooms, depending on rental classification. Booking and other charges may apply.
Is parking available at Queen Anne Community Center?
The official facility listing specifies street parking only. Visitors should check street restrictions and allow extra time during community events and nearby school activities.
Is Queen Anne Pool part of the community center?
Queen Anne Pool is a separate Seattle Parks facility across the street from the community center. It has its own swimming schedules, admission arrangements and programs.
Official Seattle Parks Resources
This independent visitor guide is not operated by Seattle Parks and Recreation. Verify changing schedules, available programs and rental bookings through the official city service.