Visit Rosemont: Hours, Activities, Gym & Room Rentals
Rosemont Community Center, officially named Rosemont Neighborhood Center and Pool, is a City of Orlando recreation facility at 4872 Rose Bay Drive, Orlando, FL 32808. It provides indoor and outdoor recreation, youth programs, senior activities, a basketball gym, fitness facilities, playgrounds, sports courts and spaces for community events.
The center serves Orlando’s Rosemont neighborhood and surrounding communities. Its gymnasium supports basketball, volleyball, pickleball and other activities, while after-school and seasonal programs offer supervised recreation for young people.
Information reviewed October 26, 2026. Programs, operating hours, pool closures and rental arrangements may change.
Rosemont Community Center Opening Hours
The City of Orlando publishes the following standard neighborhood center operating hours:
| Day | Opening Hours |
|---|---|
| Monday | 8:00 AM–9:00 PM |
| Tuesday | 8:00 AM–9:00 PM |
| Wednesday | 8:00 AM–9:00 PM |
| Thursday | 8:00 AM–9:00 PM |
| Friday | 8:00 AM–9:00 PM |
| Saturday | 9:00 AM–9:00 PM |
| Sunday | 1:00 PM–6:00 PM |
These times refer to the community center, not individual sports courts, special classes or the currently closed swimming pool. Activity rooms and courts may be reserved or unavailable for general use during specific programs.
For a useful explanation of why building hours often differ from swimming, fitness and activity hours, read our community recreation center hours and activity-planning guide.
Rosemont Pool: Current Closure & Summer 2027 Reopening
Rosemont Community Center has an outdoor swimming facility with recreation and water-play features. However, it is not currently available for public swimming.
The City of Orlando’s official Rosemont Pool page states:
The pool has a separate official listing at 4648 Rose Bay Drive, Orlando, FL 32808. The community center’s main address is 4872 Rose Bay Drive.
How to Plan Swimming After Reopening
- Open the official Rosemont Pool webpage.
- Confirm that the city has announced the actual reopening date.
- Check the seasonal public-swim schedule and lifeguard hours.
- Review the current daily admission, residency discounts and age-specific rules.
- Check the swimming lesson and pool rental options if needed.
- Confirm the operating day before traveling.
If you need swimming during the closure, the City of Orlando lists other municipal pools such as College Park, Dover Shores, James R. Smith and Wadeview. Check each facility’s current availability before choosing an alternative.
For a comparison with an operating indoor aquatic center, our Matt Dishman Community Center swimming guide explains pool-specific schedules, lessons, admission and visitor rules at a Portland recreation facility. It is a reference guide, not a nearby Orlando alternative.
Gymnasium, Courts & Facilities
The City of Orlando opened a major Rosemont gym expansion in 2021. The gym features a 94-foot-long and 50-foot-wide hardwood sports floor, suitable for a full-size basketball court or two smaller high-school-size basketball courts.
The gym has been designed to support basketball, volleyball, pickleball, fencing, tumbling, aerobics, job fairs and community events. Not every sport has a daily open-play session.
Indoor basketball, youth sports, open-gym programs and approved sporting events. Confirm public access times.
Outdoor hard courts are listed among the park’s amenities, with rental options available through the city.
Fitness equipment and exercise areas are included in the center’s amenities. Ask about eligibility, fees and equipment access.
Computer learning space supports designated educational and neighborhood programs. Public-use periods may be restricted.
Scheduled age-specific recreation spaces provide activities for children and teenagers.
The site lists a playground, pavilion, multipurpose field, soccer field and outdoor basketball courts.
The gym expansion received LEED Gold certification. Its energy-efficient design includes rooftop solar panels supporting lighting and air-conditioning systems.
For a comparison of gym access, recreation membership and multipurpose room rental planning, see our Matt Ross Community Center facilities guide, covering a different municipal recreation center.
Game Room & Teen Room Hours
The center publishes specific schedules for its game and teen recreation rooms.
| Activity / Age | Published Schedule |
|---|---|
| Game Room — ages 5+ | Wednesday–Friday, 6–8 PM; Saturday, noon–3 PM |
| Teen Room — ages 12+ | Wednesday–Friday, 6–8 PM; Saturday, noon–3 PM |
These are age-specific recreation opportunities and may be supervised or used for programmed activities. Confirm enrollment, identification, permission and attendance requirements with the staff before sending a child.
After-School Programs, Camps & Youth Activities
Rosemont Neighborhood Center participates in City of Orlando youth programs designed for recreation, enrichment, learning and positive social development.
| Program | Who It’s For |
|---|---|
| After-School Program | School-age children needing structured recreational and enrichment activities after school. |
| Summer Day Camp | Elementary and middle school children; registration, capacity and seasonal fees apply. |
| School Vacation Days Camp | Children in kindergarten through eighth grade during eligible school holidays or breaks. |
| Counselor in Training | Young people aged 14–15 seeking volunteer experience and recreation job skills. |
| Rosemont Rhoses | Girls aged 8–16; scheduled empowerment and activity sessions. |
| Rosemont Dueling Dragons | Youth in grades 8–11; canoe racing, mentoring and team development. Swim test required. |
| Ballin’ After Dark | Ages 16+; organized Friday evening open-gym basketball. |
Special Youth Program Times
- Rosemont Rhoses: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 6–7:30 PM. Officially listed as free.
- Ballin’ After Dark: Fridays, 6–9 PM for ages 16 and older.
- Game Room: Wednesday–Friday, 6–8 PM; Saturday, noon–3 PM.
- Teen Room: Wednesday–Friday, 6–8 PM; Saturday, noon–3 PM.
Summer camps, school-break camps and other programs may have separate registration cycles and limited seats. Do not assume that an activity accepting participants last season has current vacancies.
How to Enroll a Child
Select after-school care, summer camp, school vacation camp, teen recreation or a special interest program.
Confirm your child’s age, current school grade and whether the program serves the child’s school or residential area.
Use the City of Orlando recreation center webpage and select the relevant after-school, camp or youth registration option.
Check dates, attendance requirements, capacity, program fees, forms and emergency contact details.
Submit the official application and any required payment. Save the confirmation and ask about drop-off and pickup procedures.
Senior Activities: Rosemont Classic’s Program
Rosemont Community Center offers a free senior activity program for adults aged 55 and older.
Days: Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Time: 10:00 AM–1:00 PM
Eligible age: 55+
Published program fee: Free
The program provides scheduled opportunities for social engagement and recreation. Ask the center about the current activity calendar, registration, transportation options and any special event changes.
Call 407-246-4475 if you want to attend for the first time. Staff can explain whether advance registration is needed.
Rosemont Community Center Rental Fees
The City of Orlando publishes rental options for meetings, special events and recreation activities. Some spaces may be used for groups of up to 50 under the online reservation workflow, while the general facility page lists higher capacities for certain rooms.
Official Online Reservation Rates
| Rental Space | Price / Capacity |
|---|---|
| Meeting Room | $30/hour · up to 20 people |
| Multipurpose Room | $50/hour · up to 50 people |
| Kitchen | $15/hour · capacity not stated |
| Pavilion | $50/hour in the online reservation guide; capacity not stated |
| Refundable Damage Deposit | $100 |
| Liability Coverage | $31.95 shown on the online reservation page |
Additional Prices on the Facility Page
| Space | Published Facility Rate |
|---|---|
| Large Multipurpose Room | $50/hour; stated capacity 141 |
| Small Multipurpose Room | $30/hour; stated capacity 40 |
| Outdoor Basketball Courts | $30/hour |
| Outdoor Tennis Court | $2/hour |
| Soccer Field | $25/hour, 9 AM–5 PM; $40/hour, 5–9 PM |
| Pavilion | $50/day on the facility page |
| Gymnasium | $65/hour, sporting events only |
For examples of questions to ask about room capacity, refundable deposits, birthday parties and equipment before signing a rental agreement, our Newtown Community Center room rental guide offers a useful comparison of a different center’s reservation process.
How to Reserve a Room or Pavilion
Choose the intended date, alternative dates, space type, number of people and desired rental period.
Prepare a table layout if your event needs tables, chairs or a specific arrangement. Include setup and cleanup time in your requested rental period.
Go to the City of Orlando’s Rosemont reservation webpage and select the online reservation request option.
Complete the city form with your contact details, requested dates, expected attendance and event type.
City staff review the request and email an estimate or follow-up instructions. Submitting the form does not automatically secure the venue.
Ask whether additional liability documentation, food-related approvals, vendor permissions or special-event permits are required.
Follow the official payment instructions. The facility’s general rental policy requires payment in full to secure a reservation; the online workflow may specify deposit or payment timing.
Keep your final confirmation, receipt, rental agreement and cancellation terms. Arrange event setup and cleanup within the approved timeframe.
Rental Rules, Deposits & Cancellation Policy
Important rules published by the City of Orlando include:
- A $100 refundable damage or cleanup deposit is required.
- General liability insurance is required for rentals.
- Alcoholic beverages are not permitted.
- Rental setup and cleanup are the renter’s responsibility.
- Setup and teardown must take place within the rented hours.
- Reservations must be approved; a request alone does not guarantee the date.
- The general facility policy requires full payment when booking.
- The general rental policy requires cancellation at least 72 hours in advance for a refund.
Additional permits or documentation may be required for larger events, vendors or other special uses.
Directions, Parking & Neighborhood Location
| Facility | Rosemont Neighborhood Center and Pool |
|---|---|
| Community Center | 4872 Rose Bay Drive, Orlando, FL 32808 |
| Pool Listing | 4648 Rose Bay Drive, Orlando, FL 32808 |
| Main Telephone | 407-246-4475 |
| City | Orlando |
| County | Orange County, Florida |
| Neighborhood | Rosemont / Lake Orlando area |
Rosemont is a residential neighborhood in northwest Orlando, near Lake Orlando and Rosemont Preserve. The community center is situated near neighborhood recreation spaces and sports facilities.
Visitors coming from Pine Hills, College Park, Fairview Shores or other parts of Orlando should use the complete street address rather than searching for a similarly named facility in another city.
Parking is available around the recreation complex, but the public city listing does not give a verified current count of visitor or accessible spaces. For events, ask about drop-off arrangements, parking limits and accessible entrances.
First-Time Visitor Checklist
For a general visit:
- Use the correct 4872 Rose Bay Drive address.
- Check normal building hours and holiday changes.
- Confirm that your intended area or activity is available.
- Ask whether admission, identification or registration is required.
- Bring suitable clothing and shoes for the activity.
For families with children:
- Choose the correct age-eligible program.
- Confirm registration, supervision and pickup rules.
- Bring relevant emergency contact details.
- Verify whether an activity is free or fee-based.
- Do not assume the swimming pool is available during the current closure.
For event organizers:
- Check occupancy and room suitability.
- Get a written quote and approved event date.
- Ask about liability insurance and damage deposits.
- Confirm setup, cleanup, parking and equipment.
- Retain the approved reservation documents.
10 Frequently Asked Questions
1. Where is Rosemont Community Center located?
Rosemont Community Center is located at 4872 Rose Bay Drive, Orlando, FL 32808. It is officially called Rosemont Neighborhood Center and Pool by the City of Orlando.
2. What is the Rosemont Community Center phone number?
Call 407-246-4475 for visitor information, youth programs, senior activities, gym availability and room rentals.
3. What are Rosemont Community Center’s opening hours?
The center is normally open Monday through Friday from 8 AM to 9 PM, Saturday from 9 AM to 9 PM and Sunday from 1 PM to 6 PM. Individual activities may have different hours.
4. Is Rosemont Pool open in 2026?
No. The City of Orlando currently lists Rosemont Pool as closed until summer 2027. The exact reopening date and future swimming schedule have not been confirmed.
5. Does Rosemont Community Center have a gym?
Yes. The center has an indoor gymnasium with a 94-foot by 50-foot hardwood sports floor designed for basketball and other activities including volleyball and pickleball.
6. Does Rosemont Community Center offer after-school programs?
Yes. The City of Orlando offers after-school and youth enrichment programs through its neighborhood centers, including Rosemont. Enrollment depends on age, program dates and capacity.
7. Are senior activities available at Rosemont?
Yes. Rosemont Classic’s is a free program for adults aged 55 and older, listed on Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 10 AM to 1 PM.
8. Can I rent a meeting room or pavilion?
Yes. The city advertises meeting rooms, a multipurpose room, a kitchen, a pavilion and certain sports facilities for approved rentals. Prices and capacities differ between official pages, so obtain confirmation from staff.
9. How much does it cost to rent Rosemont Community Center?
The online reservation page lists a meeting room at $30/hour, multipurpose room at $50/hour, kitchen at $15/hour and pavilion at $50/hour. It also lists a $100 refundable deposit and $31.95 liability coverage. Other facility rates appear on the main City of Orlando page.
10. How do I reserve an event space at Rosemont?
Visit the City of Orlando’s official Rosemont reservation webpage, submit your desired date, space and guest count, review the staff estimate, provide required documentation and complete the approved payment and confirmation process.
Official City of Orlando Resources
- Rosemont Neighborhood Center — Official City Facility Information
- Rosemont Pool — Closure and Reopening Information
- Rosemont Meeting Room and Pavilion Reservation Application
- City of Orlando — Programs, City Services and Updates