Leaving your home for outdoor exercise is allowed. Exercise is an essential need for everyone. Under the current regulations, outdoor spaces such as the Burlington Rotary Centennial Pond, toboggan hills, artificial outdoor rink, parks and neighbourhood outdoor rinks are allowed to be open and Winter Play Equipment Lending (curbside pick-up) can continue. According to the Provincial stay at home regulations, outdoor activities are exempt as exercise is an essential part of both physical and mental health. Please continue to follow all COVID-19 precautions and regulations. |
We offer drop-in skating program for children, youth, adults and adults 55+ of all abilities at arenas across the city.
Visit here for important information regarding the reopening of recreation programs and services, including information relating to COVID-19 health and safety precautions and frequently asked questions. |
Under the current regulations, outdoor spaces such as the Burlington Rotary Centennial Pond, toboggan hills, parks and neighbourhood outdoor rinks are allowed to be open. These activities are considered outdoor exercise and is exempt from the stay at home regulations as exercise is an essential part of both physical and mental health.
Explore and Register – Drop-In Skating
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The city offers skating at seven arenas in the city. Grab some skates and join us at the rink. |
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Artificial Outdoor Rink | ||||||||||||
The artificial outdoor rink is located at Hidden Valley Park, 1137 Hidden Valley Rd., Burlington. Skating at the new location will require registration ahead, no-walk-ins. Explore and Register - Drop-In Skating
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Burlington Rotary Centennial Pond | ||||||||||||
During winter season, Burlington Rotary Centennial Pond offers recreational skating free of charge (weather permitting). This year, skating will look a little different from previous years as pre-registration is required. Explore and Register – Drop-In Skating
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