All program participants 12 and older will be required to show proof of full COVID-19 vaccination or an approved negative test in order to enter indoor recreation and community facilities in compliance with Public Health of Seattle & King County’s Vaccine Verification Order. More Information
The South Bellevue Community Center, operated in partnership with the Boys & Girls Clubs of Bellevue, is a 32,000 square-foot facility in Eastgate Park. SBCC features two full-size gymnasiums, two classroom/meeting rooms, a multi-purpose/banquet room with a full kitchen, a fitness center with a full array of cardio and weight equipment, mirrored dance studio, indoor climbing wall and a large, open lobby.
Eastgate Park includes the Bellevue Challenge Course & Zip Tour, hiking trails, outdoor playground, picnic tables, two tennis courts and a baseball field.
We are open
- Mondays & Wednesdays: 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.
- Tuesdays, Thursdays & Fridays: 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.
- Saturdays: 8 a.m. to Noon
Programs
Check this page often for new information and additional program offerings.
- Drop-in Sports: We offer adult drop-in badminton and basketball, as well as family drop-in basketball. Drop-In Sports Schedule
- Fitness Passes: See the 'Fitness Passes' accordion tab on our Fitness Center page.
- Fitness Classes: In-person, virtual and outdoor classes are available! Preregistration is required. You can see the list of classes and links to register here:
- Personal Training: Schedule a FREE 30-minute consultation or personal training session with Diane or Sara. Please call 425-452-4240 or email SBCC for their contact information.
More About SBCC
At SBCC, the Parks & Community Services Department is the primary program provider for preschool children, adults, seniors, specialized recreation, family special events, fitness and wellness, human services and facility rentals. Boys & Girls Clubs of Bellevue provides programs and services primarily for children, youth and teens (K-19), including after-school, late night and out-of-school activities.
SBCC provides a range of drop-in and structured classes and activities that focus on active lifestyles, health and wellness. SBCC is more than a place to pump weights; it is a place where you can make improvements in how you live your life. Activities are available for all levels of health and fitness that give participants an opportunity to meet new people, learn a new skill and better their lives by getting and staying active.
SBCC also offers opportunities for community gatherings, social events and business meetings. Several special events are hosted annually that bring the South Bellevue community together in fun and engaging ways. Individuals, groups and businesses may reserve parts of the center for private functions.
Mission: Through partnerships and exceptional customer service, the South Bellevue Community Center provides accessible opportunities for recreation, fitness, education and celebrations to build a healthy community.
Inclement Weather Plan
Call 425-452-4240 before travelling to South Bellevue Community Center to ensure the facility is open.
In the event of inclement weather, the Parks & Community Services Department will make every effort to communicate the status of facilities and programs, special events and rentals. Administration will decide whether to cancel a program or close a facility based upon the safety of participants and employees and the ability to appropriately staff programs and facilities.
As a general rule, if the Bellevue School District is closed due to a weather event, Parks & Community Services Department classes and programs will be cancelled for the entire day. If the Bellevue School District is on a delayed schedule, call the facility for an updated status report. Select facilities may be open for drop-in activities at a modified level. If you are unable to reach the facility, call the Parks & Community Services Department's general information number at 425-452-6885. Inclement weather can affect park use and trail conditions. Please use caution when visiting park sites during poor weather, as trails and other park facilities may become wet and slippery. Park trails may be closed.