The Recreation & Senior Services Department is continuing to provide programs and activities under current State and County safety guidelines. Please see the following updates as of January 29, 2021.

• Outdoor programs and classes will resume beginning the week of February 8. If you are currently enrolled in a winter activity that was suspended, you will have the opportunity to transfer or stay in an activity that will reopen with modified dates and fees. The website will be updated daily with activities as they reopen.
• All INDOOR classes are suspended until further notice. 
• Active Kids and Marina Park Preschool will remain open.
  
• Outdoor Youth Sports are permitted under the current modifications.
• Parks, trails and sport courts are open.
• Lap Swim at MBAC is open under modifications.
• Community Centers remain closed to the public
• OASIS personal training will resume on February 8.
• OASIS outdoor classes will resume February 22. 
  • OASIS services, such as Meals on Wheels, Transportation, Social Services, etc. will remain active. 
    For staff assistance, please call OASIS at 949-644-3244, Monday through Friday, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

City staff are available during regular business hours. Please call 949-644-3151 or email recreation@newportbeachca.gov with any questions. For questions regarding OASIS Senior Center, please call 949-644-3244.

Introducing Rec Recess

Once computers are off, it’s time to play on! Enrich your child’s virtual or hybrid learning with a recreation recess. We have a variety of safe classes from athletics, art, and dance to language, science and water sports to keep your kids having fun all week long. Spaces are limited so sign up early. Registration opens Tuesday, September 1 at 8am. These programs have been designed to temporarily replace After Class Enrichment (aka ACE) programs at school sites until further notice.

Program Guidelines

All City of Newport Beach Recreation & Senior Service Department programs, including Rec Recess, will continue to adhere to these guidelines. We’re here to help your kids find safe ways to get outside by encouraging social distancing, hosting outdoor-only programs, avoiding shared equipment, and maintaining small groups (cohorts). Guidelines are subject to change along with updated recommendations from the State and County.