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2026-08-24 · 6 min read · Newhall · last reviewed 2026-09-17

By Michelle Dubner, REALTOR® · DRE #01496647 · Dubner Real Estate Group

Newhall Community Center Fall Guide

Can I use Newhall Community Center if I only want a short workout or one game?

Michelle and Jon put together a practical guide to Newhall Community Center for fall 2026. Here are the current hours, open gym options, fees, and registration resources for Newhall and the wider Sant

Architectural illustration of the Newhall Community Center entrance in Newhall, California.

Part of Living in Newhall

Overview

Looking for what is happening now at Newhall Community Center? We pulled together the current fall 2026 details on hours, open gym, youth programs, fees, and where to register so you can plan a neighborhood routine without digging through multiple pages.

We like guides that make local life easier. For people in Newhall, Valencia, Stevenson Ranch, Saugus, Castaic, Canyon Country, and the wider Santa Clarita area, the City of Santa Clarita lists open gym days, seasonal activities, and registration resources in one place.

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Key Takeaways

  • Newhall Community Center is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m., Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., and closed on Sunday.
  • The fall 2026 open gym schedule includes basketball, pickleball, volleyball, badminton, and table tennis on set days and times.
  • Open gym day use rates listed by the City are free for juniors ages 12 to 17, $3 for adults, and $2 for seniors.
  • The City also lists 15-visit pass pricing and notes an added fee for non-residents of the City of Santa Clarita.
  • Registration for classes and activities goes through the Seasons Programs and Activities system, and the City also points residents to scholarship information through S.C.O.R.E.

What are the current Newhall Community Center hours?

The City of Santa Clarita lists Newhall Community Center at 22421 Market Street in Santa Clarita, with weekday and Saturday public hours. The center is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. and Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. It is closed on Sunday.

That schedule matters if you want to pair an open gym visit with class registration, a facility question, or a quick stop before or after other errands in Newhall. The city page also gives the main phone number, (661) 286-4006, and an email contact option.

Which fall 2026 open gym activities are listed now?

The city’s fall 2026 open gym calendar lists several daily and weekly options. Open gym activities are available to people of all skill levels, and the page says they run every day in some form across the schedule.

For fall 2026, the listed activities are pickleball for adults 18 plus, volleyball for ages 12 plus, badminton for ages 12 plus, and table tennis for ages 12 plus. Basketball also appears on the holiday gymnasium schedule. This gives residents a mix of indoor options for different ages and interests without needing a separate membership notice on the page.

How much does open gym cost?

The City lists day use prices for open gym by age group. Juniors ages 12 to 17 are listed as free, adults are $3, and seniors are $2. The page also lists 15-visit pass options with separate pricing for juniors, adults, and seniors.

The same page notes that, effective July 1, 2025, non-residents of the City of Santa Clarita are charged an additional $5.00 fee for each 15-visit access pass purchased. That detail is useful if your household lives outside city limits but still uses Santa Clarita recreation facilities.

What should families and players bring for each activity?

The city page is specific about basic equipment. For pickleball, visitors should bring their own paddle and the City will provide balls. For volleyball, visitors should bring their own ball. For badminton, visitors should bring their own racket and the City will provide shuttlecocks.

For table tennis, the City says to bring your own paddle and it will provide the balls. Those simple details can save a second trip and make a visit smoother, especially if you are planning a short stop after school, work, or errands in the Newhall area.

Are there holiday hour changes in fall 2026?

Yes. The city page lists gymnasium holiday hours of 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. on several dates in fall 2026. The listed dates are Labor Day on Monday, September 7, Veterans Day on Wednesday, November 11, Thanksgiving Day on Thursday, November 26, and Thanksgiving Holiday Observed on Friday, November 27.

The same holiday listing says the gym activity on those dates is basketball. If you are planning around travel, family visits, or a shorter holiday schedule, this is the clearest note on the page about when the gym is open and what is offered.

How do residents register for classes and programs?

The Newhall Community Center page directs residents to register online with Seasons Programs and Activities. It also points users to the city’s programming listings, including all programs, summer camps, scholarships, and S.C.O.R.E. information.

The scholarship note is especially important because the city says S.C.O.R.E. can help cover the costs of City programming. The page says the next submittal period for scholarship applications will run Monday, July 20 through Thursday, July 30, 2026. If you are reading this on August 24, 2026, that window has already passed, so the most useful step is to check the city’s current registration page for any new dates or open program spots.

How does Newhall Community Center fit into Santa Clarita living?

The City of Santa Clarita says residents of all ages can find a hobby, skill, or passion through classes at its Newhall and Canyon Country community centers. The city also describes Santa Clarita as a place with parks, trails, public library branches, and a full calendar of community events. Those details help explain why the community center is more than a gym stop. It is part of the city’s broader recreation system.

Santa Clarita is part of Los Angeles County and sits about 30 miles north of Downtown Los Angeles, according to the city profile. For buyers comparing Newhall with Valencia, Stevenson Ranch, Saugus, Castaic, or Canyon Country, that means the community center can be one piece of a local routine that includes neighborhood errands, city programs, and other nearby services without having to leave the Santa Clarita Valley.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use Newhall Community Center if I only want a short workout or one game?

Yes. The city page presents open gym as a day-use option, which works well for people who do not want a long class commitment. That can be useful for a quick basketball session, a pickleball visit, or a short table tennis stop during the week.

Do the fall 2026 activities require the same age group for every sport?

No. The age ranges vary by activity. Pickleball is listed for adults 18 plus, while volleyball, badminton, and table tennis are listed for ages 12 plus. The city also gives separate junior, adult, and senior day use pricing.

Where can I find the most current registration information?

The city directs residents to register online through Seasons Programs and Activities. That is the best starting point because the program page can change as sessions fill, new classes open, or dates update.

Is there a scholarship option for City programs?

Yes. The page points residents to S.C.O.R.E. scholarship information and says the program can help cover the costs of City programming. The page also lists a past submission window, so anyone seeking help should check the city site for the latest application timing.

What equipment do I need to bring for open gym?

It depends on the activity. The city says to bring your own paddle for pickleball and table tennis, your own ball for volleyball, and your own racket for badminton. The City provides balls for pickleball and table tennis, and shuttlecocks for badminton.

Does the center offer more than sports?

Yes. The city describes the center as offering multi-generational classes, drop-in activities, specialty camps, family events, and cultural experiences. It also lists center amenities such as a basketball court, child play area, outdoor stage, facility rental space, and dance room. For buyers and residents, this is the kind of local resource that helps a neighborhood feel easier to navigate. If you live in Newhall or spend time in Valencia, Stevenson Ranch, Saugus, Castaic, or Canyon Country, the community center gives you a clear place to check for fall programs, open gym hours, and registration steps that are already in motion. If you want help connecting local amenities with your next move in Newhall or anywhere in Santa Clarita, we are here to help you think through the neighborhood details that matter most. Use our homebuyer resource page. View our verified Google Business Profile: Michelle and Jon Dubner on Google.

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