Recreation

Looking for something new to try this season? We've got programs for everyone—from kids learning new skills to adults looking to stay active or unleash their creativity. Check out these featured offerings and find your next favorite activity!

Babysitter's Training
This course helps young people develop the knowledge and skills needed to safely and responsibly care for infants and children. Participants will learn childcare basics, safety, and essential first aid. Upon completion, you'll receive a Babysitter's Training Certificate and a two-year Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED certification. Wednesday (one-day only) 9:00 a.m. to 5:15 p.m. Bring a sack lunch and snacks for the full-day training.

Paint Night
Join us for a fun and relaxing evening—come solo, with friends, or make it a memorable night! Create a winter-themed painting in this step-by-step acrylic painting class. No experience necessary, and all materials are provided. Saturday (one day only) 5:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

Functional Fitness
Build full body strength, improve cardio health, and increase endurance with this high-energy, circuit-style training. Jam out to the music while learning proper body mechanics and building confidence with exercise. Grab your water bottle, sweat towel, and mat for floor exercises—and help us put the FUN in Functional Fitness! Two 6-week programs. Tuesdays 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m.

Little Trout Play Park
Kids aged birth to 4 with their caregiver will get to experience indoor toys and socialization. Drop-in playtime is held Tuesdays from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., running from January 6 through April 28 at the Sam Cox Building, 1106 E Historic Columbia River Hwy. There will be no sessions on March 17 and March 24. $2 per child per visit, no registration required. 

You can register for classes and programs on our online registration site.

First time participating? You'll need to set up a new account in our registration system. It's quick and easy, and we have a handy step-by-step guide to help you through the process.

If you have any questions, give us a call at 503.665.9098. 

The Recreation Guide comes out three times a year: Winter, Spring/Summer, and Fall. All residents of Troutdale should receive the guide in the mail. If you don't receive the guide and would like to be added to our electronic or paper mailing list, please recreation [at] troutdaleoregon.gov (email us) or call 503.665.9098.

Want to lead a program? If you'd like to propose a new class or activity, please reach out by filling out our new class development form.

Program costs differ for residents and non-residents of Troutdale. You're considered a resident if you receive a water bill from the City of Troutdale or you reside, own property, or a business within the city limits of Troutdale. 

Looking at programs outside of Troutdale? Playeast is a partnership between the cities of Fairview and Wood Village that offers recreation programs for all ages. Troutdale residents are welcome to sign up and participate in any Playeast programs. You can even use the same account and login information on their registration site.

Financial Assistance: The Recreation Department offers financial discounts for programs listed in the recreation guide to all Troutdale residents, as well as multi-family discounts, and savings for residents of Fairview and Wood Village.

For questions about residency or discounts, recreation [at] troutdaleoregon.gov (email us) or call 503.665.9098.