Gamber Community Center Features
The state-of-the-art facility features craftsman-style elegance with cherry wood and stone accents. The natural light coming through the many windows is very inviting and on good weather days, step outside onto the back patio, walk through the landscaping or find respite under the gazebo. In addition, patrons can take part in bocce ball by checking out the equipment at the front desk. No reservations and no fees required!
Free things to do at Gamber Community Center
All patrons will have access to the following amenities/areas at no charge:
- Billiards room
- Ping Pong Tables (call for availability)
- Bistro/card playing area
- Bocce Ball Courts & Gazebo area
- Outdoor walking path with exercise equipment
- Wii Fit Plus and other Wii Games
- Beverage area (Mon-Fri. 6am-4:00pm)
- WiFi throughout the facility
Gamber Community Center opened its doors in June of 2008. The facility is designed to accommodate "Every Age, Every Season" and continues to expand its offerings.
The Gamber Center is an 18,000 sq ft multi-generational community center and consists of the following amenities: three classrooms (seating for 25), an aerobics studio, a fitness center, a billiards room (three tables), a bistro (complete with café style seating), and a ballroom that seats 200 people banquet style with a great hall that includes a baby grand piano and casual seating. The exterior includes a 1/3rd mile fitness/walking trail with fitness equipment, a gazebo, manicured lawn, outdoor seating, and extensive landscaping.
- In 2010 the Gamber Center received a bronze medal award for Traditional Architecture for Design Excellence from KC Home Design and Commercial Journal magazine.
- Recreation activities such as those provided at the LSPR Gamber Community Center and other LSPR facilities and parks provide important socialization opportunities and help keep individuals active in the community. Individuals who live alone are often cut off from the community mainstream, losing their purpose for being and retreating into their homes, thus increasing their health risks.