Magnuson Community Center

Came here to watch my nephew take the Sports Class they have for 3 – 5 year olds. The indoor gym has 1 full sized basketball court and 2 racketball courts. The Park nearby is huge and green. I wish we had parks like this in California. The restrooms were also pretty clean for a community center. Didn’t do much exploring within the building but I’m sure there are awesome things inside. Overall, great place to check out if you live in nearby.

I almost didn’t write a review for this place because I don’t want everyone knowing about it.
But I couldn’t contain myself.
Not only is this place less than a mile from my house, they have cheap racquetball and a decent gym that only costs $ 2 to shoot around in. It is rarely overcrowded like so many community centers I have been to.
Feel free to read this review and maybe come check it out, but please don’t tell a friend. Let’s keep it our little secret.

This is our favorite stop on the community center rounds. Due to the size of their gym & central location they definitely have the best/​biggest toddler gym time going…
Along with the standard fare, they just have more climbing stuff, inflatable bouncy house type things & various stuff to keep everyone busy. Additionally they have a smaller room for the younger set that doesn’t get as crowded & is a nice place for new walkers or younger toddlers who get a little overwhelmed with the craziness in the gym sometimes.
They also have nice toddler-​sized tables/​chairs in the common area that make it easy to take a break for snack time.
Since this is located at Magnuson/​Sandpoint — there are a variety of other activities nearby — dog park, gymboree, open play fields, big playground, basketball court, plenty of parking & other random events/​festivals throughout the year.

The Magnuson Community Center up by Sandpoint puts all other Community Centers to shame. Every Friday they have it open for kids to play with bouncy houses, toys, balls, games, etc… all for $ 2! If you don’t live in the neighborhood it is worth the drive.