Sherwood Park Arena and Sports Centre

Updates and notices

June 16, 2020

Strathcona County indoor recreation facilities remain CLOSED, targeted re-opening dates listed below.

Strathcona County is taking a phased approach to re-opening recreation and culture facilities. Residents can expect the delivery of County-run services to look different upon re-opening. The safety of our guests and staff remains our top priority.

Please note: re-opening dates listed below are targets and may be subject to change.

• Millennium Cards continue to be suspended with no payments being taken. Cardholders will be notified before payments resume.
• Fees and admission rates for re-opening are being reviewed, more information to come.
• Strathcona Wilderness Centre – campsites and fire pits to open June 19, Lodge and Info Centre to open July 7 to 15.
• Wellness centres, racquet courts, and fitness tracks – to open July 7 to 15.
• Indoor fields and dry-surface spaces – to open July 7 to 15
• Halls at Ardrossan Recreation Complex and Moyer Recreation Centre – to open July 7 to 15
• Arenas – phased re-opening starting the week of July 7
  • Sherwood Park Arena, Sherwood Park Sports Centre, Glen Allan Recreation Complex – July 7 to 15
  • Millennium Place – August 4 to 7
  • Ardrossan Recreation Complex – mid August
  • Strathcona Olympiette Centre – late August
  • Moyer Recreation Centre – mid September
  • Broadmoor Arena – TBA
• Festival Place – accepting September rental bookings starting July 15.
• Public meeting spaces – to open July 7 to 15.
• Emerald Hills Leisure Centre – to open July 15 to 22.
• Kinsmen Leisure Centre – to open mid August
• Pool at Millennium Place – to open early November (due to in progress revitalization project).
• Indoor playgrounds, youth lounges, and child minding – remain closed (listed in Stage 3 of the province’s relaunch plan.)

More information including guidelines for guests and precautions taken to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 will be available prior to re-opening. Learn more about Strathcona County’s response to COVID-19.