Use the Right Hours, Schedule, Fitness Fee, Youth Program, Rental PDF and Map
Southeast Community Center is a Metro Nashville regional recreation center at Hickory Hollow Parkway. People usually search it because they need one practical answer: hours, fitness fees, class times, youth programs, rental prices, event rules or directions.
This page is built as a task guide. Pick what you want to do, read the short rule, then use the official action link beside that section before you drive, register or reserve.
Quick Answer: Address, Phone, Hours and What to Check First
Southeast Community Center is located at 5260 Hickory Hollow Parkway, Suite 202, Antioch, TN 37013. The official phone number is 615-862-8902. Posted hours are Monday–Thursday 6:00 a.m.–8:30 p.m., Friday 6:00 a.m.–7:30 p.m., and Saturday 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.. Sunday hours are not listed on the official center page, so call before planning a Sunday visit.
5260 Hickory Hollow Pkwy
Use Suite 202, Antioch, TN 37013 for maps, rideshare, rental guests and first-time visitors.
615-862-8902
Call for same-day hours, class status, rental availability, program space and fee questions.
Mon–Sat listed
The official page lists Monday through Saturday only. Confirm Sunday, holiday or event changes by phone.
Adult daily $3
Adult fitness daily admission is listed at $3. Senior 62+ and youth daily fitness admission are listed at $1.50.
I Want To… Choose the Right Action
Each card solves one common search task. Read the short explanation first, then use the official link for the final action.
Check today’s hours
Use posted hours first. If your visit is on Sunday, near a holiday, or tied to a specific activity, call before driving.
Official Center PageUse the fitness center
Fitness center access uses daily, monthly or 10-visit fees. Bring ID if asking for a discounted rate.
Official Fitness Fee PDFFind ZUMBA, yoga or boot camp
Class times can change. Use the live fitness calendar first, then confirm fee and space at the front desk.
Fitness Class CalendarAsk about youth programs
After-school and summer programs are free but capacity-limited, with required parent/legal guardian forms.
Youth Program InfoRent a room, gym or terrace
Use the Southeast rental PDF for room capacity, hourly rates, deposit, payment deadline and prohibited items.
Rental Application PDFGet directions
Use the map to Suite 202. For events, ask the host or center which entrance/room to use.
Open Google MapsHours and Fees: What Costs Money and What May Be Free
The most useful answer is not just “open now.” Fitness center use has fees, while gymnasium, walking track, game room and specialty program areas may be available at no cost based on established schedules.
| Need | Official detail | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Monday–Thursday visit | 6:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. | Use for general planning; still check schedules for gym, classes and programs. |
| Friday visit | 6:00 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. | Friday closes earlier than Monday–Thursday. |
| Saturday visit | 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. | Plan earlier; this is the shortest listed operating day. |
| Sunday visit | Sunday hours are not listed on the official Southeast page. | Call 615-862-8902 before planning Sunday use. |
| Adult fitness center | Daily $3; monthly $30; 10-visit pass $20. | Choose daily for one visit, monthly for frequent use, or 10-visit pass for occasional use. |
| Senior 62+ fitness | Daily $1.50; monthly $20; 10-visit pass $10. | Bring ID for age-based rate. |
| Youth fitness | Daily $1.50; monthly $20; 10-visit pass $10. | Ask age and supervision rules before sending youth alone. |
| Fitness class | Southeast page lists $4 individual class and $40 Fit-Card; regional fee PDF lists $3 class pass and $30 10-visit pass. | Ask the front desk which current class fee applies before paying. |
| Gym/track/game room/specialty areas | Regional fee PDF says these areas may be available for individual use at no cost based on schedules. | Do not assume all-day drop-in access; check the current activity schedule. |
Programs and Amenities: What Southeast Offers
Southeast is a regional center with fitness, recreation, youth, sports, rentals and an attached library. Use this section to choose the right schedule or official page.
Fitness center and studio
Full-service fitness center, dance/aerobics studio and exercise classes such as ZUMBA, Boot Camp and Yoga.
Indoor and outdoor tracks
Walking/running tracks are listed features. Ask the desk if track access is open during your exact visit time.
NBA-sized gymnasium
Use the activity schedule before arriving for gym use, sports, open play or private-rental conflicts.
After-school and summer programs
Free programs are listed through Metro Parks, but capacity and forms matter.
Youth and adult sports
Competitive and recreational programs can vary by season, age and registration period.
Club rooms and rooftop terrace
Rental spaces include clubrooms, gymnasium, approved combined areas and upstairs terrace with catering kitchen.
Activity Schedule and Fitness Calendar: Check These Before a Timed Visit
The building can be open while the activity you want is not available. Use the activity schedule for gym/program timing and the fitness calendar for class timing.
Open the Southeast Activity Schedule
Use it for open gym, youth activities, sports, senior activities, free play and program windows. Do not rely only on building hours.
Open the Fitness Class Calendar
Use it for ZUMBA, Boot Camp, Yoga or other class dates and times. Class schedules can change by instructor or season.
Call when your visit depends on one slot
Call 615-862-8902 if you are driving across town, bringing kids, planning a group, renting a space, or arriving close to closing time.
Youth Programs: After-School, Summer Enrichment and Sports
Metro Parks youth programs are useful, but they are not automatic drop-in childcare. Space is limited, forms are required, and pickup/conduct rules matter.
| Youth need | Official detail | Parent action |
|---|---|---|
| Age range | After-school and summer enrichment programs serve children ages 6–14. | Ask the center whether your child’s age fits the current program. |
| After-school timing | Monday–Friday, 3 p.m.–6 p.m. | Plan pickup on time; repeated late pickups can result in expulsion. |
| Summer enrichment | 9 a.m.–4 p.m. daily during Metro Public Schools summer break. | Ask about designated registration day; applications are not accepted before that date. |
| Capacity | Space is limited; once maximum capacity is reached, no more participants can be allowed. | Apply early and ask about waitlist options. |
| Required form | Youth Patron Information form must be completed by parent/legal guardian and kept on file. | Ask the center for forms before the first day. |
| Youth sports | Metro Parks lists sports such as basketball, flag football, soccer, softball, tee-ball, tennis, track and field, volleyball and more. | Ask Southeast or Metro Parks Athletics about seasons, age groups and registration. |
| Children under 6 | Metro says a child under age 6 may not be at a community center without parental supervision. | Do not treat the center as unsupervised childcare for younger children. |
Rental Rooms, Gymnasium, Terrace, Rates and Capacities
The rental PDF is the best source for room-planning details. It lists room capacities, hourly rates, included tables/chairs and which areas cannot be privately reserved.
| Space | Capacity / included feature | Davidson resident / non-resident rate |
|---|---|---|
| Clubroom 1 | Kitchen; capacity 30 people. | $60/hour resident; $72/hour non-resident. |
| Large Clubroom 2 | Capacity 100 people. | $100/hour resident; $120/hour non-resident. |
| Clubroom 3 | Sink; capacity 40 people. | $45/hour resident; $54/hour non-resident. |
| Gymnasium | Capacity 654 people. | $125/hour resident; $140/hour non-resident. |
| All approved rentable areas | Combined areas; fitness and game room are not available for private reservations. | $300/hour resident; $310/hour non-resident. |
| Upstairs Terrace | Includes catering kitchen; capacity 100 people. | $100/hour resident; $120/hour non-resident. |
Tables and chairs listed in the PDF
- Clubroom 1: 5 round tables, 3 rectangle tables, 30 chairs.
- Clubroom 2: 15 round tables, 5 rectangle tables, 100 chairs.
- Clubroom 3: 8 round tables, 3 rectangle tables, 40 chairs.
- Terrace: 15 round tables, 3 rectangle tables, 5 long tables, 100 chairs.
Do not miss these rental limits
- Fitness and game room areas cannot be privately reserved.
- Special table requests are considered, not guaranteed.
- Events over 100 people add a $75 cleaning fee.
- Large or high-risk events may require security at the renter’s expense.
Step-by-Step: How to Request a Southeast Rental
A rental is not confirmed because you filled out a form. Applications are subject to approval based on Park Board policies, facility availability and staff availability.
Pick the exact rentable area
Choose Clubroom 1, Large Clubroom 2, Clubroom 3, Gymnasium, Upstairs Terrace or all approved rentable areas. Do not request the fitness room or game room for private rental.
Build setup and cleanup into paid time
The PDF says setup and cleanup time must be inside the reservation period, including taking out trash, returning tables/chairs and mopping.
Plan at least three hours
All reservations must be a minimum of three hours and in one-hour increments. Partial hours are charged as full hours.
Pay the first-hour deposit
Reservations may be made up to 12 months in advance with a nonrefundable deposit equal to the first hour’s rental fee.
Pay the balance at least 3 business days before the event
The remaining balance must be paid at least three business days before the event. If not paid by the due date/time, the reservation can be cancelled and deposits are nonrefundable.
Pay in person using accepted methods
The PDF says payments must be made in person at the requested community center. Accepted methods are cashier’s check, cash, credit card or money order.
Rental Rules for DJs, Vendors, Fundraising, Insurance and Prohibited Items
This is where many event hosts get surprised. The PDF asks whether the proposed activity involves amplification/DJ, fundraising, admission fees, entry/registration fees, sales, concessions, marketing or bounce houses/vendor equipment.
Extra approval may be needed for
- Amplification or DJ.
- Fundraising.
- Admission, entry or registration fees.
- Concessions or merchandise sales.
- Marketing or sales activities.
- Commercial activities, tournaments or independent athletic leagues.
Insurance and security triggers
- Bounce houses or vendor equipment may require $1,000,000 liability insurance.
- Activities over 100 people can trigger the $75 cleaning fee.
- Large-group or high-risk time-of-day events may require security at renter expense.
- Fundraising permits may need to be requested at least 60 days in advance.
Participant Conduct Rules: Avoid Removal or Program Problems
Metro Parks’ code of conduct applies to community center programs and facilities. It matters for youth programs, gym use, fitness classes, rentals and public recreation time.
Expected behavior
- Show courtesy even when others do not.
- Behave responsibly and exercise self-discipline.
- Respect other participants, staff and property.
- Cooperate with staff to maintain safety, order and discipline.
Behavior that can lead to discipline
- Profanity, vulgar language or obscene gestures.
- Damage to Metro or personal property.
- Inappropriate physical/verbal contact or gang activity.
- Running, pushing, shoving, littering or throwing objects outside supervised activity.
- Drug, alcohol or weapon involvement.
Map, Address and Arrival Help
Use this map for the official address at 5260 Hickory Hollow Parkway, Suite 202, Antioch. If you are visiting the attached library, note that the library is listed separately as Suite 201 with its own hours and phone number, so use the community center listing for recreation-center questions.
First-time visitor
Call ahead if your visit depends on a specific class, program, gym slot, youth registration or rental-room access.
Fitness visitor
Bring payment and ID if you plan to use a discounted rate, pass, monthly fitness membership or class card.
Rental guest
Ask the host for room name, start time and entry instructions. Setup and cleanup time belongs inside the paid rental window.
Before-You-Go Checklist
General visit
- Check Monday–Saturday hours.
- Call before Sunday or holiday visits.
- Open the activity schedule if going for gym, track, sports or program time.
- Bring payment for fitness center or classes.
- Bring ID for discounted fitness rates.
Youth program
- Confirm age eligibility.
- Ask if capacity is still open.
- Complete Youth Patron Information form.
- Know pickup time and behavior rules.
- Ask about summer registration day before applying.
Rental request
- Choose exact room/area.
- Know guest count and event type.
- Include setup and cleanup in rental time.
- Prepare first-hour nonrefundable deposit.
- Ask about insurance, security and approval triggers.
Common Mistakes That Cause a Wasted Trip
Assuming Sunday hours
The official center page lists Monday through Saturday only. Call before any Sunday plan.
Paying for the wrong access
Fitness-center use has fees; some other areas may be no-cost based on schedules.
Ignoring the activity schedule
Building hours do not guarantee the gym, track, sports or program activity is open for your purpose.
Not checking youth capacity
Youth programs have maximum limits and required parent/legal guardian forms.
Not paying rental balance on time
The rental PDF says the balance is due at least three business days before the event.
Adding vendors without approval
Bounce houses, vendor equipment, fundraising, sales, concessions, public promotion or security needs can trigger extra approval.
Phone Script for Fast Help
Use this when your visit depends on one class, one schedule slot, youth-program space or rental approval.
Copy this script
“Hi, I’m planning to visit Southeast Community Center for [fitness / class / walking track / gym / youth program / youth sports / room rental / terrace rental]. Can you confirm today’s hours, whether that activity is available, the current fee, what ID or form I need, and the official link or application I should use?”
Official Links for Final Verification
Use these links after you know your task. They support hours, schedules, fees, youth programs, rentals, conduct rules and directions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Southeast Community Center located?
Southeast Community Center is located at 5260 Hickory Hollow Parkway, Suite 202, Antioch, TN 37013.
What is the phone number for Southeast Community Center?
The official phone number is 615-862-8902.
What are Southeast Community Center hours?
The official page lists Monday–Thursday 6:00 a.m.–8:30 p.m., Friday 6:00 a.m.–7:30 p.m., and Saturday 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Is Southeast Community Center open on Sunday?
The official Southeast Community Center page does not list Sunday hours. Call 615-862-8902 before planning a Sunday visit.
How much is adult fitness admission?
Adult fitness admission is listed at $3 daily, $30 monthly, and $20 for a 10-visit pass.
How much is senior or youth fitness admission?
Senior age 62+ and youth fitness admission are listed at $1.50 daily, $20 monthly, and $10 for a 10-visit pass.
Are the gym and walking track free?
The regional fee PDF says fitness fees apply to fitness centers, while gymnasium, walking track, game room, pool and specialty program areas may be available at no cost based on established program schedules.
Does Southeast Community Center have fitness classes?
Yes. The official page lists exercise classes including ZUMBA, Boot Camp, Yoga and more. Use the fitness class calendar for current class timing.
What programs does Southeast Community Center offer?
Official features include a full-service fitness center, dance/aerobics studio, exercise classes, indoor and outdoor walking/running tracks, NBA-sized gymnasium, youth after-school program, youth summer enrichment, youth/adult sports, playground, club-room rentals, rooftop terrace and attached library.
Does Southeast Community Center offer after-school programs?
Metro Parks says community centers offer free after-school programs for children ages 6–14, Monday–Friday from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m., with limited capacity and required forms.
Does Southeast Community Center offer summer enrichment?
Metro Parks says summer enrichment programs operate from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily during Metro Public Schools summer break, with designated registration days and capacity limits.
Can I rent rooms at Southeast Community Center?
Yes. The official Southeast usage-permit PDF lists Clubroom 1, Large Clubroom 2, Clubroom 3, Gymnasium, all approved rentable areas, and Upstairs Terrace with Catering Kitchen.
How much does it cost to rent Clubroom 1?
Clubroom 1 has a capacity of 30 and is listed at $60 per hour for Davidson County residents and $72 per hour for non-residents.
How much does it cost to rent Large Clubroom 2?
Large Clubroom 2 has a capacity of 100 and is listed at $100 per hour for Davidson County residents and $120 per hour for non-residents.
How much does it cost to rent Clubroom 3?
Clubroom 3 has a sink, capacity of 40, and is listed at $45 per hour for Davidson County residents and $54 per hour for non-residents.
How much does it cost to rent the gymnasium?
The gymnasium has a capacity of 654 and is listed at $125 per hour for Davidson County residents and $140 per hour for non-residents.
How much does it cost to rent the Upstairs Terrace?
The Upstairs Terrace includes the Catering Kitchen, has capacity for 100 people, and is listed at $100 per hour for Davidson County residents and $120 per hour for non-residents.
What is the rental minimum?
The official rental PDF says all reservations must be for a minimum of three hours and in one-hour increments.
Is a rental deposit required?
Yes. Reservations may be made up to 12 months in advance with a nonrefundable deposit equal to the first hour’s rental fee.
When is the rental balance due?
The rental PDF says the balance must be paid at least three business days before the event.
Are alcohol, drugs or weapons allowed at rentals?
No. The Southeast rental PDF says alcohol, drugs and weapons are prohibited in community centers at all times.