City of Barrie operates and manages outdoor playing fields courts and ice rinks are available for recreation activities
Outdoor Ice Rinks

• City Maintained Outdoor Rinks
  • weather dependent, check links below to see if open
  • Circle at the Centre & Will Dwyer rinks are cleared by staff every morning to open at 10am, including weekends, others are maintained Mon-Fri between 7:30am and 4pm (this includes plowing and flooding)
  • Circle at the Centre Ice Rink, 70 Collier St
  • Will Dwyer Park Community Ice Rink, 95 Lakeshore Dr
  • Heritage Park Pond Rink, 5 Simcoe St
  • Holly Community Park Rink, 207 Emms Dr
  • Lampman Lane Park Ice Rink, 59 Lampman Lane
  • Redpath Park Ice Rink, 70 Carlton Rd
  • Shear Park Ice Rink, 21 Holgate St

Neighbourhood Outdoor Rink Volunteer Program

• Volunteers in various neighbourhoods commit to maintaining the ice surface by scraping and flooding, and must allow all members of the community free and unlimited access to the rink,
• for more information see Neighbourhool Outdoor Rink Volunteer Program

Soccer Fields

• City maintains over 30 Soccer Fields
• for an up to date listing, go to Outdoor Fields, Courts and Rinks and select soccer fields

Sandy Hollow Disc Golf Course

• Disc golf, also known as frisbee golf, is a flying disc sport in which players throw a disc at a target;
• Located in the Sandy Hollow area in the northern section of the Barrie landfill lands
• See Sandy Hollow Disc Golf Course for more information

Skateboard Parks

• Queen's Park, 55 Ross St has an unsupervised Skateboard park, features a concrete pad with slopes, ramps, rails and barriers for skateboarding stunts, in-line skating and BMX riding
• Lampman Lane Park , 59 Lampman Lane also has an outdoor skateboard park that is open weather permitting

Basketball, Tennis, Pickleball and Beach Volleyball Courts, Baseball and Football Fields

• for an up to date listing, go to Outdoor Fields, Courts and Rinks and select a type of court or field

Integrating new play courts within existing parks

The annual Play Court Construction and Park Site Works project helps provide additional outdoor recreational opportunities to meet the needs and interests of parks’ surrounding communities. This year, work is taking place at four locations. Until September 8, the City is seeking feedback to help inform the court designs for Cartwright Park and Robin Court Park, located in Ward 3 near Cundles and St. Vincent.

Hours vary, see website for details

See website for details