Aquatics (9)
In the event of rain, camps and swim lessons will not be canceled. If lightning is spotted by lifeguards, the pool will be evacuated and will partake in a 30 minute delay beginning from the last sighting. Prolonged delays could result in a rescheduling. Camps can meet indoors.
Upper Arlington Parks & Recreation does not have an indoor pool. The Department does use the High School natatorium. The indoor pool is only available for swim meets and Sunday Swim lessons. Sunday Swim lessons are for children of 4 years of age and older.
Upper Arlington city pools offer both residential and non-residential season passes that are usable for the summer season at all three pool facilities. Prices are less expensive for residents. The cost of passes depends on the family size and prices are available any of our pools or tennis pages under the City Facilities section of the website; daily admission fees are also available.
In the event of rain, the pools will remain open during their regular operating hours. If lightning is spotted, the pool is evacuated for a 30 minute period for safety – this does not close the pool.
Enrollment into the next session of swim lessons is dependent upon the availability of open positions. Your child may sign up for lessons if an opening is available.
Registration for activities can be completed online at this link: parks.uaoh.net
All facilities are cash-free. All pass and daily fees must be paid by credit card (Visa, Master Card and Discover Card). Children two and under are free, and do not require a pass or daily admission.
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All facilities are cash-free. All pass and daily fees must be paid by credit card (Visa, Master Card and Discover Card). Children two and under are free, and do not require a pass or daily admission.
No, a Bob Crane Community Center membership is not required for paid program participation. However, non-members may not access membership amenities such as the 1918 Lounge and coffee bar, or personal use of the gyms, track, pool or fitness areas/equipment. Non-members may only access programs for which they are pre-registered. A handful of programs are provided as a benefit for Bob Crane Community Center members, and do not require an additional fee beyond the membership. Personal Training services are available to members of the Bob Crane Community Center.
Non-members may enter the building no earlier than 30 minutes before the start of their program and are expected to leave upon its conclusion.
Non-member aides or parents/guardians of youth and their minors may accompany participants to their program locations. Additional instructions are provided to program participants regarding the attendance of other spectators or guests for special programs or events. If you have any questions or concerns, reach out to [email protected] in advance.
Two different prices are offered for most programs. The price listed beside R-BCCC M is for verified residents or current members of the Bob Crane Community Center. Non-residents receive the resident rate for programs if they are a member of the Bob Crane Community Center. The BCCC M rate applies to everyone in the household for an online account regardless of the participant registering in programming, and this rate applies to all department programs regardless of location. The price listed beside NR is for non-residents who are not members of the Bob Crane Community Center.
SilverSneakers® and RenewActive™ are accepted for Bob Crane Community Center membership. We also provide SilverSneakers® classes to registered SilverSneakers® participants at no charge.
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While volunteer positions on Boards and Commissions have set terms, vacancies periodically arise at other times. You can watch for calls for applications via local media, or you can submit an application for a Board or Commission that interests you at any time. The City Clerk’s Office keeps applications on file for one year.
EMS (1)
The City offers a Community CPR training program, certified Heartsaver CPR/AED, through LifeLong Learning & Leisure with the Parks & Recreation Department – Activity Registration at 614-583-5333. For the basics of CPR or healthcare provider courses, please contact UA CARES at 614-583-5352 or [email protected].
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Safety Town is coordinated by the Police Division, in cooperation with the Fire Division and Parks & Recreation Department. Program details can be found in the Spring/Summer Parks & Recreation catalog or by visiting the Police Division – Support Services Bureau – Safety Town section of our website.
Parks (2)
In public parks, dogs must be on a leash from 8 am to 8 pm during Daylight Savings Time and 8 am to 5 pm during Eastern Standard Time. At all other hours, dogs must still be under control by the owner. Additional responsible pet ownership guidelines can be found by linking to our Animal & Wildlife Resources page.
Sand volleyball courts are located at Reed Road Park by the shelter house. Available for use 7 am-11 pm. Athletic fields are available for rent beginning mid-April through October. Fees vary by amenities and user. For fees, availability, and to rent, visit parks.uaoh.net or call 614-583-5000
Parks & Recreation (21)
While volunteer positions on Boards and Commissions have set terms, vacancies periodically arise at other times. You can watch for calls for applications via local media, or you can submit an application for a Board or Commission that interests you at any time. The City Clerk’s Office keeps applications on file for one year.
The City offers a Community CPR training program, certified Heartsaver CPR/AED, through LifeLong Learning & Leisure with the Parks & Recreation Department – Activity Registration at 614-583-5333. For the basics of CPR or healthcare provider courses, please contact UA CARES at 614-583-5352 or [email protected].
In the event of rain, camps and swim lessons will not be canceled. If lightning is spotted by lifeguards, the pool will be evacuated and will partake in a 30 minute delay beginning from the last sighting. Prolonged delays could result in a rescheduling. Camps can meet indoors.
In public parks, dogs must be on a leash from 8 am to 8 pm during Daylight Savings Time and 8 am to 5 pm during Eastern Standard Time. At all other hours, dogs must still be under control by the owner. Additional responsible pet ownership guidelines can be found by linking to our Animal & Wildlife Resources page.
The Amelita Mirolo Barn is not available online for reservation. Contact Parks & Recreation Department at 614-583-5330 or [email protected] for reservations.
Sand volleyball courts are located at Reed Road Park by the shelter house. Available for use 7 am-11 pm. Athletic fields are available for rent beginning mid-April through October. Fees vary by amenities and user. For fees, availability, and to rent, visit parks.uaoh.net or call 614-583-5000
Upper Arlington Parks & Recreation does not have an indoor pool. The Department does use the High School natatorium. The indoor pool is only available for swim meets and Sunday Swim lessons. Sunday Swim lessons are for children of 4 years of age and older.
Upper Arlington city pools offer both residential and non-residential season passes that are usable for the summer season at all three pool facilities. Prices are less expensive for residents. The cost of passes depends on the family size and prices are available any of our pools or tennis pages under the City Facilities section of the website; daily admission fees are also available.
In the event of rain, the pools will remain open during their regular operating hours. If lightning is spotted, the pool is evacuated for a 30 minute period for safety – this does not close the pool.
Enrollment into the next session of swim lessons is dependent upon the availability of open positions. Your child may sign up for lessons if an opening is available.
Visit our Places page for details on City building address, maps & directions, phone numbers and hours of operation.
Registration for activities can be completed online at this link: parks.uaoh.net
Safety Town is coordinated by the Police Division, in cooperation with the Fire Division and Parks & Recreation Department. Program details can be found in the Spring/Summer Parks & Recreation catalog or by visiting the Police Division – Support Services Bureau – Safety Town section of our website.
All facilities are cash-free. All pass and daily fees must be paid by credit card (Visa, Master Card and Discover Card). Children two and under are free, and do not require a pass or daily admission.
No, a Bob Crane Community Center membership is not required for paid program participation. However, non-members may not access membership amenities such as the 1918 Lounge and coffee bar, or personal use of the gyms, track, pool or fitness areas/equipment. Non-members may only access programs for which they are pre-registered. A handful of programs are provided as a benefit for Bob Crane Community Center members, and do not require an additional fee beyond the membership. Personal Training services are available to members of the Bob Crane Community Center.
Non-members may enter the building no earlier than 30 minutes before the start of their program and are expected to leave upon its conclusion.
Non-member aides or parents/guardians of youth and their minors may accompany participants to their program locations. Additional instructions are provided to program participants regarding the attendance of other spectators or guests for special programs or events. If you have any questions or concerns, reach out to [email protected] in advance.
Two different prices are offered for most programs. The price listed beside R-BCCC M is for verified residents or current members of the Bob Crane Community Center. Non-residents receive the resident rate for programs if they are a member of the Bob Crane Community Center. The BCCC M rate applies to everyone in the household for an online account regardless of the participant registering in programming, and this rate applies to all department programs regardless of location. The price listed beside NR is for non-residents who are not members of the Bob Crane Community Center.
SilverSneakers® and RenewActive™ are accepted for Bob Crane Community Center membership. We also provide SilverSneakers® classes to registered SilverSneakers® participants at no charge.
Police Division (2)
In public parks, dogs must be on a leash from 8 am to 8 pm during Daylight Savings Time and 8 am to 5 pm during Eastern Standard Time. At all other hours, dogs must still be under control by the owner. Additional responsible pet ownership guidelines can be found by linking to our Animal & Wildlife Resources page.
Safety Town is coordinated by the Police Division, in cooperation with the Fire Division and Parks & Recreation Department. Program details can be found in the Spring/Summer Parks & Recreation catalog or by visiting the Police Division – Support Services Bureau – Safety Town section of our website.
Recreation (9)
Registration for activities can be completed online at this link: parks.uaoh.net
Safety Town is coordinated by the Police Division, in cooperation with the Fire Division and Parks & Recreation Department. Program details can be found in the Spring/Summer Parks & Recreation catalog or by visiting the Police Division – Support Services Bureau – Safety Town section of our website.
All facilities are cash-free. All pass and daily fees must be paid by credit card (Visa, Master Card and Discover Card). Children two and under are free, and do not require a pass or daily admission.
No, a Bob Crane Community Center membership is not required for paid program participation. However, non-members may not access membership amenities such as the 1918 Lounge and coffee bar, or personal use of the gyms, track, pool or fitness areas/equipment. Non-members may only access programs for which they are pre-registered. A handful of programs are provided as a benefit for Bob Crane Community Center members, and do not require an additional fee beyond the membership. Personal Training services are available to members of the Bob Crane Community Center.
Non-members may enter the building no earlier than 30 minutes before the start of their program and are expected to leave upon its conclusion.
Non-member aides or parents/guardians of youth and their minors may accompany participants to their program locations. Additional instructions are provided to program participants regarding the attendance of other spectators or guests for special programs or events. If you have any questions or concerns, reach out to [email protected] in advance.
Two different prices are offered for most programs. The price listed beside R-BCCC M is for verified residents or current members of the Bob Crane Community Center. Non-residents receive the resident rate for programs if they are a member of the Bob Crane Community Center. The BCCC M rate applies to everyone in the household for an online account regardless of the participant registering in programming, and this rate applies to all department programs regardless of location. The price listed beside NR is for non-residents who are not members of the Bob Crane Community Center.
SilverSneakers® and RenewActive™ are accepted for Bob Crane Community Center membership. We also provide SilverSneakers® classes to registered SilverSneakers® participants at no charge.
Shelters (2)
The Amelita Mirolo Barn is not available online for reservation. Contact Parks & Recreation Department at 614-583-5330 or [email protected] for reservations.
Sand volleyball courts are located at Reed Road Park by the shelter house. Available for use 7 am-11 pm. Athletic fields are available for rent beginning mid-April through October. Fees vary by amenities and user. For fees, availability, and to rent, visit parks.uaoh.net or call 614-583-5000