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    Campbell Community Center

    4.3 (110 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 5:30 pm

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    Annabelle R.

    I'm a runner, but my work hours necessitate having to run after dark sometimes. The Campbell Community Center is an ideal place for running, not only because it's well lit at night, but also the environment is quite nice, clean, and feels safe. The track wrapped around the grassy field is made of rubber material, yet sturdy and easy to run on... As a frequent runner I can say that this track minimizes leg pain compared to running on concrete. One lap is about a quarter mile. Plus after dark, there were still a lot of people out, using the track and staying active, about 50+ people on a weekday evening, including couples and families. It didn't feel too crowded though. There are 5 lanes, and signs posting that runners use the inside lanes and slower people use the outside lanes (though not everyone reads or follows instructions). They have a full station of exercise equipment, and even the bleachers are used to run on... everything I would need for a good workout in one place. There's also a giant parking lot, so it's really convenient. I really appreciate the free facilities they offer to the public, especially the track, but there's also a skate park, multiple public restroom buildings, picnic benches and tables, and of course indoor space.

    Constance L.

    Clean space in a safe area with facilities for a huge range of activities and sports. There are drop in sports after work hours which is great, and open to the public too. The online sign up system is pretty straight forward and prices are reasonable.

    Henry M.

    Took a CERT trauma stop the bleed class. The class was held at the old Campbell high school now known as Campbell community college. Instructions we're quite helpful. We learn the dues and don'ts of stopping open wound bleeds. Instructor Michael Grodin taught us the first things to do when coming on scene and then going from there like how to pack a wound, using a tourniquet, and the tools you need and should have on you in case of emergencies. If you are interested in taking a certain training class here's the website. Campbellcert.org/upcomingevents

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    Robert C.

    The Campbell community center has 4 of the best public tennis courts in the region. Free of charge, the courts are open 7am to 10pm, lighted, in pairs, with full windscreens on all sides, well surfaced, good nets, well painted, and benches between the fence partitioned courts. 90 minute limit on play while others are waiting, with a time board. On weekends it can get very busy, so we get there at 7am right when they unchain the fence doors. One court has a wall to hit against. Parking right next door.

    Paul N.

    Even though I drive by this community center on a regular basis, I don't often stop by it, though I have attended the annual Campbell Relay For Life on the track and field for several years in a row, and have also participated in classes and workshops. Anyway, the facilities are pretty nice and well maintained (in fact, it probably used to be an old high school that was recently renovated) and the track and field is great (it's not state of the art, but does serve its purpose). There's also a swimming pool, a fitness center, and a basketball gym available. Parking is plentiful but can be difficult especially during special events such as the aforementioned Campbell Relay For Life (usually held the second full weekend in July).

    Lit, all purpose track perfect for those of us who have to work during the day!

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    YES! a rubber track!! that is free and open late at night!

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    Ask the Community - Campbell Community Center

    Is there a public restroom for those using the track? Do they close the restroom after a certain time?

    Are dogs allowed in the outdoor areas?

    Do you have racquet ball courts?

    Yes, 3 wall courts (2022)

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