Best Community Center Tempe Near Me

4worldlovers: Escalante is located at 2150 E. Orange St. in Tempe AZ. One block west of Price Rd. between Apache Blvd. and University Dr.

Membership is free and gives member access to the youth gymnasium, game room, and computer room (Tempe library card required) during drop-in programming times. Drop in times are typically:

School Year: Monday-Friday 6-8pm, Saturday 10am-5pm, Sunday 1-6pm

School Breaks: Monday-Friday 10am-8pm, Saturday 10am-5pm, Sunday 1-6pm

An After School Program is available for Elementary school children 1st-5th grade on school days in the Tempe Elementary School District (registration is required).

Membership is free and gives member access to the teen gym and teen room.

Membership is free and allows the member to utilize facility computers with a valid City of Tempe library card.

To obtain a City of Tempe Library card (for internet access) you will also need:

Membership allows patron access to fitness room (10+), adult basketball open gym (18+), adult volleyball open gym (16+), and adult pickleball open gym (18+). Membership is $25 for an annual pass, $10 for a 3-month pass, or a daily drop-in fee of $1.

Children ages 10-13 must be accompanied by a parent/guardian during workout.

Children ages 14 and above may utilize the fitness center without parent/guardian supervision.

Children ages 9 years and under are prohibited in the Fitness Center.

Registration for a membership with the Escalante Community Center will need to be done in person at Escalante. You will need:

A birth certificate if registering your child(ren) for the first time

Recreation Services Public Code of Conduct (Click HERE for a pdf version)

Reviewed by the Tempe Parks, Recreation, Golf and Double Butte Cemetery

The Community Services Department strives to enhance Tempe’s quality of life through superior, customer-focused and sustainable educational, recreational, cultural and social services.

The Parks & Recreation Division supports the rights of all individuals to equal access and use without discrimination, intimidation, threat of harm or invasion of privacy. The following Public Code of Conduct Policy is written to ensure a safe, secure, clean and comfortable environment; to protect Tempe property; and to provide an atmosphere conducive to appropriate use of its facilities, programs and services. The policy is to be used in conjunction with local, state and federal laws.

* Centers are open daily according to their posted hours; exceptions may be made for City-observed holidays, staff trainings, etc. Patrons must enter and leave Centers at designated times.

* City staff are not responsible for personal belongings or items left unattended in or on Tempe property. Unattended items may be discarded.

* Restrooms are to be used only for their intended purpose. Unsanitary activities, including bathing, washing clothes, brushing teeth, grooming and shaving, are prohibited per Tempe City Code Section 23-40.

* Proper attire must be worn including shirts, shorts/pants and shoes. Offensive clothing with vulgar or inappropriate language or graphics is prohibited. Wearing clothing that exposes private body parts is prohibited.

* Maintain bodily hygiene in a manner that does not constitute a nuisance to other persons.

* Food may only be consumed as part of a City program, approved facility reservation, or when purchased from an onsite vending machine. No food or drink may be consumed while using public computers or stored on computer tabletops. Only authorized food or drink is permitted in the gymnasium or fitness centers (see gymnasium or fitness center guidelines).

* No damaging or improper use of City property, including facilities, toilets, lighting, water fountains, furniture, etc. A.R.S. 13-1602. Use furniture, equipment and materials for their intended function in a manner that does not interfere with another person’s use of the facility. For example, no feet on furniture, and no laying on furniture or floor space inside the facility.

* No one should do anything that endangers the health and safety of themselves or others.

* Children under the age of six who are not registered participants of programming at the facility must be accompanied by an individual 16 years of age or older.