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Frank Brown Recreation Center

What to know before you visit:

Type: Public Recreation Centre
Access: Public booking
Total courts: -
Singles: -
Doubles: -

Club Amenities:

  • Fitness Gym

Programming:

  • Drop-In Play

Other Court Types:

  • Racquetball Courts

Description:

City recreation center with one racquetball court, a fitness center, indoor basketball gymnasium, game room, eSports room, activity rooms, outdoor basketball courts, and a shared walking path.

Rates:

Drop In Rate:
Non-Prime: Not publicly listed
Prime: Not publicly listed
Membership:
Monthly: Not publicly listed
Yearly: Not publicly listed
Access details:
Auburn's official racquetball page states that racquetball is free for citizens who live, work, or attend school within Auburn city limits after they obtain the required amenities membership. A related official membership-application PDF adds broader membership-processing details, but the reviewed Auburn sources are not fully aligned on ancillary card-fee details, so this record preserves the access model conservatively rather than a precise card-fee table. Auburn residents can use the racquetball court through the Free Amenities or All-Inclusive Parks and Recreation memberships; the official fitness-center page separately notes visitor and out-of-town daily passes, but I did not find squash-specific booking language. Free for eligible Auburn amenities members.

Verification:

Partially Verified

Verified on
2026-04-04
Verified by
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Source count
6
Latest source check
2026-04-13

Official Auburn Parks sources strongly support the venue, hours, access model, and racquetball offering, but squash linkage is inferred rather than explicitly stated.

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