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City of Kitchener places to play and explore
Weekend Public Skating (Paid)
Saturdays 1 - 2:50pm Lions
Sundays 2:30 - 3:50pm Lions
Sundays 2 - 2:50pm Grand River
Cost
Children, 17 and under = $4.25
Adults = $6.25
Seniors, 55+ = $4.25
Family = $13
Cash Only Accepted At Door
Weekday Public Skating
FREE thanks to Josslin Insurance
Mondays 3:45 - 5:05 pm Activa
Tuesdays 10:30 - 11:20 am Kiwanis (The Aud)
Tuesdays 11am - 12:50pm Lions
Tuesdays 3:45 - 5:05 pm Activa
Tuesdays 4 - 4:50pm Don McLaren
Tuesdays 4 - 4:50 pm Grand River
Wednesdays 11 - 11:50am
Grand River
Wednesdays 4 - 4:50pm
Kiwanis (The Aud)
Wednesdays 4- 4:50pm
Lions
Thursdays 10:30 - 11:20am Kiwanis (The Aud)
Thursdays 11:15am - 12:05pm Activa
Thursdays 3:45 - 5:05pm Activa
Thursdays 4 - 4:50pm Lions
Fridays 10:15am -12:05pm Activa
Adult & Child Pick-Up Hockey / Shinny (Paid)
March Break Pick-Up Games
March 13, 14, 15, 16, Kiwanis Rink, The Aud
*A skating adult must be present with child.
9:30 - 10:30am 7 years and younger*
11:30am - 12:30pm
8 - 12 years old*
March Break Pick-Up Game
March 17, Activa Sportsplex
*A skating adult must be present with child.
10 - 11am 7 years and younger*
12 - 1pm 8 - 12 years old*
Parent & Child Pick-Up Hockey / Shinny Guidelines
• Public skating fees apply. Goalies play for free.
• Parent & Child Shinny is for parents with children 12 and
under.
• A skating adult must be present.
• Sticks and pucks permitted. Nets will be provided.
• Hockey play is unsupervised meaning no referees or
timekeepers.
• Full CSA-approved hockey equipment required including
helmets.
• Maximum 30 skaters on the ice at a time.
Destination parks
There’s no better way to live a healthier, more active
lifestyle than by visiting one of the city’s 220 parks, taking a
walk or ride on more than 125 km of trails, or escaping the
bustle of the city in one of Kitchener’s 75 natural areas.
With something for everyone, Kitchener’s destination
parks are a great spot to enjoy a picnic, game of soccer,
or chasing around a playground. Most of the city’s parks
feature playstructures, many of which are accessible for
children of all abilities.
Victoria Park, located in the heart of downtown Kitchener,
offers a large playground, a splash pad, picnic tables,
beautiful gardens and the celebrated clock tower bell from
the old city hall.
McLennan Park, a 96-acre site, is built on a former landfill
site and boasts a BMX bike park, beach volleyball and
basketball courts, leash-free dog park, skatepark, splash
pad, toboggan hill, and our largest accessible playground.
Kiwanis Park is more than 119 acres in size and has trails,
a lake-like swimming pool, snack bar, picnic shelters, beach
volleyball, athletic fields and a leash-free dog park.
Huron Natural Area (HNA) is an awe-inspiring destination
for nature lovers, families, trail walkers, photographers - and
those looking to experience nature in the city. It’s our largest
and most valuable natural area at 107-hectare and is located
at 801 Trillium Dr.
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