Seven Hills Community Recreation Center Youth Programs & Camps
Seven Hills Community Recreation Center, 7777 Summit View Dr, Seven Hills, OH 44131
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Seven Hills Community Recreation Center Youth Programs & Camps offers a wide range of activities, including Rookie Athletics, Soccer Federation, Basketball Federation, Baseball Federation, Flag Football, Volleyball, and Softball. The program also includes Swim Lessons, Swim Team, Lifeguard Training, and Theatre Improv Classes, along with activities such as Bocci and Pickle Ball. Additional offerings at the center include Adult Water Exercise, Yoga, Jazzercise, Sound Bath, Reiki, Zumba, Aerobics, Personal Training, and Pilates.
• Schedule: The center is open Sunday 12:00pm–6:00pm, Monday–Friday 5:30am–9:00pm, and Saturday 8:00am–8:00pm, with the pool closing 15 minutes before the building; Theatre Improv Classes run from June 23rd to October 13th on Tuesdays from 7:30–9:00pm, with no class on August 11th.
• Price: Resident Guest Pass with valid ID is $5, Parma Resident Guest Pass with valid ID is $10, and Non-Resident Guest Pass with valid ID is $15; the Goodtime III Lunch Cruise on July 9, 2026, is $75 per person.
The Community Recreation Center opened its doors in February of 2003. The leadership team includes Jennifer Burger, Recreation Director; Mike Gallagher, Assistant Director; Leigh Owen, Aquatics Supervisor; Michael Klubnik, Park Supervisor; Amanda Nelson, City Administrative Specialist; and Gina Flowers, Before & After Care. The center states that it is dedicated to creating a healthy, inclusive, educational, and fun environment where all patrons can thrive, with year-round programming offered to all ages, abilities, and skill levels and accommodations so that each participant gets what they need to achieve their personal goals, and it states that it strives to enhance physical, mental, emotional, and social growth in a safe, inclusive atmosphere. The entire Recreation Center is smoke-free and vape-free, and any member or guest who needs to come with a caretaker may do so at no charge to the caretaker or the member or guest.
The facility includes a suspended walking track, a natatorium, an aerobics studio, a fitness area with Nautilus, cardio, and free weights, two gymnasiums, family changing areas, and gathering rooms for private parties, pool parties, and meetings. The facility is open for membership and programs to residents and non-residents. Outside equipment such as pool floats is not permitted, shoes must be worn at all times except in the natatorium and locker rooms, and only athletic shoes are allowed in the gym, aerobics room, fitness area, and track. Dark-soled shoes, turf shoes, spiked shoes, street shoes, muddy shoes, and dirty shoes are not allowed in activity areas, shirts must always be worn except in the pool, and a valid photo ID is required for daily guest passes and building entry.
Last updated June 27, 2026.
• Schedule: The center is open Sunday 12:00pm–6:00pm, Monday–Friday 5:30am–9:00pm, and Saturday 8:00am–8:00pm, with the pool closing 15 minutes before the building; Theatre Improv Classes run from June 23rd to October 13th on Tuesdays from 7:30–9:00pm, with no class on August 11th.
• Price: Resident Guest Pass with valid ID is $5, Parma Resident Guest Pass with valid ID is $10, and Non-Resident Guest Pass with valid ID is $15; the Goodtime III Lunch Cruise on July 9, 2026, is $75 per person.
The Community Recreation Center opened its doors in February of 2003. The leadership team includes Jennifer Burger, Recreation Director; Mike Gallagher, Assistant Director; Leigh Owen, Aquatics Supervisor; Michael Klubnik, Park Supervisor; Amanda Nelson, City Administrative Specialist; and Gina Flowers, Before & After Care. The center states that it is dedicated to creating a healthy, inclusive, educational, and fun environment where all patrons can thrive, with year-round programming offered to all ages, abilities, and skill levels and accommodations so that each participant gets what they need to achieve their personal goals, and it states that it strives to enhance physical, mental, emotional, and social growth in a safe, inclusive atmosphere. The entire Recreation Center is smoke-free and vape-free, and any member or guest who needs to come with a caretaker may do so at no charge to the caretaker or the member or guest.
The facility includes a suspended walking track, a natatorium, an aerobics studio, a fitness area with Nautilus, cardio, and free weights, two gymnasiums, family changing areas, and gathering rooms for private parties, pool parties, and meetings. The facility is open for membership and programs to residents and non-residents. Outside equipment such as pool floats is not permitted, shoes must be worn at all times except in the natatorium and locker rooms, and only athletic shoes are allowed in the gym, aerobics room, fitness area, and track. Dark-soled shoes, turf shoes, spiked shoes, street shoes, muddy shoes, and dirty shoes are not allowed in activity areas, shirts must always be worn except in the pool, and a valid photo ID is required for daily guest passes and building entry.
Last updated June 27, 2026.
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