Recreation

The Town of Bracebridge is making it easier than ever for local teens to stay active, have fun, and connect with friends this summer, now, with double the activities. The Recreation Department is excited to offer the Summer Youth Pass, giving students aged 13 to 17 unlimited access to a wide range of recreation amenities and daily activities for only $50.

The Proline Rentals Fieldhouse at the Muskoka Lumber Community Centre will be closed from Monday, June 1 to Sunday, June 14 for scheduled maintenance and repairs, staff training, and equipment delivery and inspections.

The Town of Bracebridge is celebrating June is Recreation and Parks Month (JRPM), a movement that promotes the benefits of recreation and parks for physical, social, and environmental health. 

The Town of Bracebridge is inviting community members to share their thoughts and help shape the future of recreation programming by participating in two online surveys now available.

While the weather is still cool and crisp, the Town of Bracebridge’s Recreation team is planning for the warmer, active months ahead. New this year, registration for spring and summer programs, swim lessons and summer camp begins on Wednesday, March 11 at 7:30 a.m.

The Town of Bracebridge has introduced the “RZone”, a policy designed to promote and uphold respectful, responsible behaviour, in all recreation facilities, programs and parks. The policy draws on best-practices established in other Ontario municipalities and further supports the Town’s commitment to creating safe, inclusive spaces for everyone.

The Muskoka Lumber Community Centre is celebrating a remarkable first year of operation, having welcomed tens of thousands of participants to its wide range of programs, rentals, and special events. To mark the milestone, the Town of Bracebridge invites the community to a weekend of free programming.

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