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About The Salvation Army Ray and Joan Kroc Center Phoenix
The Salvation Army Ray and Joan Kroc Center Phoenix, opened in May 2012, is a 137,000-square-foot community center in South Mountain designed to provide arts, education, athletics, and spiritual programs. It features a fitness center, aquatics complex, performing arts theater, and soccer fields, aiming to bridge potential and opportunity for all. The center also offers a wide range of community-focused services including youth development programs, after-school care, summer camps, and senior activities. With modern classrooms and creative spaces, it supports learning through music, dance, and visual arts.
Services
Fitness center Swimming pool Gymnasium Basketball courts Indoor track Youth programs Community classes Arts and music programs Childcare services Event spaces Chapel services Recreation activities Restrooms ParkingReviews
The indoor pool is great. We arrived later in the day so didn't have a chance to visit the rest of the facility but it is a big place. I seen a library, an outdoor splash pad, indoor gym, and a arts and catfish crafts area. You pay a fee for the day which covers access to the whole facility. Our family of 5 visited for a total of $69. The pool has a big slide our 8 year old was able to enjoy and a rock wall. Outdoor splash pad, library Very friendly family atmosphere.