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General Information
The Columbus Tustin Recreation Center is located on the northwest corner of Columbus Tustin Park near the intersection of Beneta Way and Prospect Avenue. The center is a 17,000 square foot facility with a 9,900 square foot gymnasium and three classrooms.
AMenities
Activities & Programs
Little Folks
Little folks is a pre-school readiness program where your little one has the opportunity learn necessary skills in a fun and interactive environment. Through hands-on experiences, such as crafts and music and interacting with peers they gain social skills and independence. Each week, the staff provides a developmental program that will introduce letters, numbers, shapes, and colors in a recreational setting.
After School Program
Our drop-in after school program provides a safe and enriching environment for local elementary or middle school children. City of Tustin Staff foster positive youth development through mentorship, academic support, recreational games, arts, crafts, and special events!
Open Play
Columbus Tustin Recreation Center hosts weekly adult basketball and adult volleyball open play nights. Open play volleyball takes place Wednesday nights from 6:30pm to 10pm and open play basketball takes place Friday nights from 7:30pm to 10pm. Tustin residents pay $2 to play while non-residents pay $4 to play the whole night. Please be prepared to show your driver's license or other form of ID.
Ric's Volleyball
The City of Tustin has teamed up with Ric's Volleyball to offer women's and coed volleyball leagues. Women's leagues play Sunday evenings and Coed leagues play Monday evenings. Interested players can register individually or as a team.
Fast Action Basketball
The City of Tustin has teamed up with Fast Action Basketball to host five-on-five men's basketball league that play Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Interested players can register individually or as a team.
Summer Day Camps
Summer’s Just around the corner and what better way to spend your time than having fun at summer camp! Children ages 6-13 can participate in 10 weeks of fun filled activities including games, arts & crafts, movies, nature projects, science experiments, sports, cooking activities, special events, and excursions!
For more information on sports, activities and programs, please visit:
Special Events
Tiller Days
Tustin Tiller Days has been an annual event in Tustin since 1957. The three-day festival celebrates Orange County’s agricultural heritage while providing an opportunity for local non-profit organizations to promote their cause and raise much-needed funds.
Halloween Howl
Enjoy a spooktacular afternoon of Halloween fun for the family including a costume contest, entertainment, carnival games, a pumpkin patch, picture opportunities, and lots of candy!
Policies
Code Of Conduct
After School Program Rules and Guidelines For the Gym
Find out how to volunteer for the City of Tustin Parks and Recreation department.
Community Partners
The Columbus Tustin Recreation Center is located on the northwest corner of Columbus Tustin Park near the intersection of Beneta Way and Prospect Avenue. The center is a 17,000 square foot facility with a 9,900 square foot gymnasium and three classrooms.
AMenities
- 9,900 square foot multipurpose gymnasium equipped with:
- 1 Professional size basketball court(94ftx50ft) OR 2 Junior high size courts (74ftx42ft)
- 6 retractable basketball Hoops, including 4 with adjustable height
- Up to 2 volleyball courts(59ftx29.5ft)
- Adjustable Height volleyball netting
- Retractable 5 level bleacher seating
- Optional team benches
- Fully retractable partition wall
- 2,700 square foot multipurpose classroom equipped with:
- 2 Fully retractable partition walls to create up to 3 separate smaller classrooms
- 32ft Full mirror wall
- Ballet bars
- Sink area
- Restrooms
- Complete climate control system
- Free wifi
- Chairs
- Tables
- Portable stages
- Free parking for 182 vehicles, including 6 ADA accessible spots
Activities & Programs
Little FolksLittle folks is a pre-school readiness program where your little one has the opportunity learn necessary skills in a fun and interactive environment. Through hands-on experiences, such as crafts and music and interacting with peers they gain social skills and independence. Each week, the staff provides a developmental program that will introduce letters, numbers, shapes, and colors in a recreational setting.
After School Program
Our drop-in after school program provides a safe and enriching environment for local elementary or middle school children. City of Tustin Staff foster positive youth development through mentorship, academic support, recreational games, arts, crafts, and special events!
Open Play
Columbus Tustin Recreation Center hosts weekly adult basketball and adult volleyball open play nights. Open play volleyball takes place Wednesday nights from 6:30pm to 10pm and open play basketball takes place Friday nights from 7:30pm to 10pm. Tustin residents pay $2 to play while non-residents pay $4 to play the whole night. Please be prepared to show your driver's license or other form of ID.
Ric's Volleyball
The City of Tustin has teamed up with Ric's Volleyball to offer women's and coed volleyball leagues. Women's leagues play Sunday evenings and Coed leagues play Monday evenings. Interested players can register individually or as a team.
The City of Tustin has teamed up with Fast Action Basketball to host five-on-five men's basketball league that play Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Interested players can register individually or as a team.
Must be 18 years or older to play.
Summer Day Camps
Summer’s Just around the corner and what better way to spend your time than having fun at summer camp! Children ages 6-13 can participate in 10 weeks of fun filled activities including games, arts & crafts, movies, nature projects, science experiments, sports, cooking activities, special events, and excursions!
Special Events
Tiller Days
Tustin Tiller Days has been an annual event in Tustin since 1957. The three-day festival celebrates Orange County’s agricultural heritage while providing an opportunity for local non-profit organizations to promote their cause and raise much-needed funds.
Enjoy a spooktacular afternoon of Halloween fun for the family including a costume contest, entertainment, carnival games, a pumpkin patch, picture opportunities, and lots of candy!
Code Of Conduct
After School Program Rules and Guidelines For the Gym
Volunteer Opportunities
Find out how to volunteer for the City of Tustin Parks and Recreation department.
Community Partners
| City of Tustin | |
| Tustin Unified School District | |
| Tustin Police | |