Indoor fieldhouse
In 2019, Strathcona County Council supported the exploration of a fieldhouse development based on emerging community needs, expression of interest from community groups and the priorities indicated in the Recreation and Culture Strategy. The fieldhouse could include a turf field, multipurpose dry land space, multipurpose program areas and a walking/jogging track.
Community group survey
Strathcona County is currently asking for input into the proposed project from community groups. An online survey is open now until July 22. Please coordinate a response with your community group to ensure only one response per group is submitted.
Complete the survey
Please note, this project is currently in the concept and planning phase. Administration will seek approval for the development of the fieldhouse later in 2020.
Fieldhouse activities
Fieldhouse activities (544.0 KB)
The indoor fieldhouse could accommodate a wide variety of activities including, but not limited to:
| Soccer | Field hockey | Basketball |
| Football | Ultimate frisbee | Walking |
| Rugby | Fitness | Volleyball |
| Softball | School activities | Bocce |
| Baseball | Senior activities | Pickleball |
| Lawn bowling | Youth activities | Running |
| Badminton | Lacrosse |
Frequently asked questions
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Where would this indoor fieldhouse be located?
1. Where would this indoor fieldhouse be located?
Permanent link to Where would this indoor fieldhouse be located?A site has not been identified for this potential project at this point in time. Site assessment work continues to move forward.
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A full size indoor turf field with a track, multipurpose dry land spaces and multipurpose meeting and program rooms.
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How will this indoor field differ from the ones currently at Millennium Place?
3. How will this indoor field differ from the ones currently at Millennium Place?
Permanent link to How will this indoor field differ from the ones currently at Millennium Place?This field/playing surface area would be approximately 150,000 sq ft, making it significantly larger than the indoor fields currently at Millennium Place. Aside from the size, the other major difference of this playing surface is that there will be no boards.
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The County is now gathering community input and exploring potential partnerships related to this potential new facility.