Adult Single
$40 – Bank Draft
$105 – Quarterly
$210 – Six Month
$370 – Annual
Adult Couple
$60 – Bank Draft
$165 – Quarterly
$330 – Six Month
$600 – Annual
Senior Single (62 years or older)
$35 – Bank Draft
$85 – Quarterly
$170 – Six Month
$310 – Annual
Senior Couple
$50 – Bank Draft
$135 – Quarterly
$270 – Six Month
$475 – Annual
High School Student (14-18 years)
$35 – Bank Draft
$85 – Quarterly
$170 – Six Month
$310 – Annual
$85 – Semester
*College Student (+16 years)
$30 – Bank Draft
$80 – Quarterly
$160 – Six Month
$300 – Annual
$80 – Semester
*College Student memberships are for individuals over 16 years old who are full-time college students during the spring and fall semesters. No discounts for spouses. Director will determine exceptions.
Hesston College Students
$50 – Quarterly
$50 – Semester
Enrollment Fee: There is a one-time joiner fee of $20 for new members. Individuals choosing the annual payment option and corporate members joining during the initial enrollment period are exempt from the joiner fee.
Family Memberships: Family-Add-Ons (FAO) are $15.00 per child, per month for 14 -18 year olds or for full-time college students of members. If a parent of the college student is not a member, the college students must pay the rates found in the above table. Children under age 14 are included as members under an adult membership and may only participate in special programs, family swim and the walking path. Members under 16 must be accompanied by an individual 16 years or older while in the facility. Chaperones must be in the same room as the minor.
Corporate Memberships: Discounted rates available for groups of five or more. Ask Director for details.
Punch Cards: $35 for ten 1-hour water or land aerobics classes
Guest Pass: $7 per day
Freeze Option: Annual members can put their membership on hold for up to 3 months per year if notice is given prior to the hold date. Retroactive holds need to be approved by the Director.
“One only has to walk a short distance to visit the Dyck Arboretum of the Plains, attend church, attend a college class, go to the business district or a park. Some small towns turn me off, however, Hesston is unique and Schowalter Villa has a good mix of people.”
Merle Bender
Resident