Hempfield recCenter Youth & Family Programs

Hempfield recCenter Youth & Family Programs offers Aqua Tots, an infant and toddler program with guided activities introducing movement, social interaction, and early learning. It also offers Isshinryu Karate, Ballet I, Ballet / Tap, Ballet / Tumble, and Intro to Dance, along with Junior RPM Elite Green 12U Tour, Junior RPM Elite Orange Ball Team Challenge, Junior Tennis Private Lessons, RPM Elite Matchplay, RPM Elite Pathway, and RPM Rec+ Pathway.

Programs

• Aqua Tots — 2 months - 3 years old · Infant and toddler program with guided activities introducing movement, social interaction, and early learning.
• Isshinryu Karate — 3 - 6 years old; ages 12-80; teens
• Ballet I — Ages 5-6
• Ballet / Tap — Ages 3-6
• Ballet / Tumble — Ages 3-6
• Intro to Dance — Ages 3-4
• Junior RPM Elite Green 12U Tour
• Junior RPM Elite Orange Ball Team Challenge
• Junior Tennis Private Lessons
• RPM Elite Matchplay
• RPM Elite Pathway
• RPM Rec+ Pathway

At a glance

• Ages: 0–18 years old
• Facility hours: Mon - Fri: 5am to 10pm; Sat - Sun: 7am to 7pm

About the provider

Hempfield recCenter is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Its mission is to engage people through programs and services that develop healthy lifestyles, enhance wellbeing, and connect the Hempfield community. The leadership team includes Jeff Book, Executive Director; Cherie Sidoti, Business Manager; Catherine Hamby, Membership Director; Erik Beaston, Front Desk Supervisor; Emily Long, Director of Fitness; Wilson Pipkin, Director of Tennis; Dylan Merle, Director of Junior Tennis; Tiffany Farmer, Aquatics Director; Cristine Maser, Program Director; Jennifer Browne, Director of School-Aged Childcare; Brian Dombach, Director of Facilities & Maintenance; and Kurt Stark, Maintenance Supervisor. It sponsors community events like flea markets, mini-triathlons, the Landisville Pro Circuit, summer day camps, and movie nights, and it cares for local parks, including pavilion rentals.

The Hempfield recCenter does not discriminate on the basis of race, sex, religion, creed, color, national origin, or disability.

What families say

“We love the rec center and the kids love going to the pool.” — Andrea Ross

Last updated October 22, 2026.