East Portland Indoor Pool

East Portland Community Center is a regional, full-service community center that includes a fitness center and an indoor swimming pool.

When there is extreme weather, we will post schedule changes here , and you can find more up-to-date Weather Information and Closures.

Register online, over the phone through the Customer Service Center ( 503-823-2525 ), or by calling or visiting a recreation or arts center.

We offer a variety of activities for people of all ages. Please call our front desk at 503-823-3450 if you have any questions.

Activities Recreation Activity Guide Use the Recreation Activity Guide to view PP&R activities and find links to register online.

These activities usually occur over a five or 10-week session. You must sign up before participating.

If you are registered for an activity and have a disability, you can request support from Inclusion Services . Summer activities are in session.

Fall Registration begins at 9:30am: Activities take place from September 28 through December 13. Thursday, September 10 , register for activities that begin September 28.

Thursday, October 8 , register for activities that begin November 2.

East Portland Community Center Drop-in Calendar Click on the links to view specific schedules: Group Fitness Classes Sports – basketball and more Swimming TeenForce Registered classes We offer a variety of registered classes for people of all ages.

The center was completed in 1998. The Thompson Vaivoda Architects design included a future, two-pool natatorium. The 2002 Levy provided funding for its construction. The aquatic center was added in 2008 and received LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Platinum certification from the U.S. Green Building Council. The center's tower, bike racks, fences, and benches were designed by Garth Edwards, and in 2009 a stainless steel sculpture by local artist Bruce West was installed near the front entrance. Entitled Sitting Stones , it is a dynamic composition that reflects the changing light of the day and the season. In 2021-22, ADA accessibility parking lot improvements were made thanks to funding from the 2014 Parks Replacement Bond.