- 85' X 200' (NHL size)
- Ice: September to March
- Dry floor: April to August
Arenas and Rinks
We have different skating and hockey programs and public skating opportunities at several rinks around the city!
Cataraqui Community Centre
Located at 1030 Sunnyside Rd. The Cataraqui Arena provides different features in their facilities.
- 100' X 200' (Olympic size)
- Ice: September to March
- Dry floor: April to August
- Two multipurpose rooms (Cloverdale and Sunnyside)
- Four ball diamonds (Cloverdale diamonds)
- Two Level 2 EV charging stations
Centre 70 Arena
Located at 100 Days Rd. This is a community centre and arena that offers a variety of recreational programs throughout the year.
The Centre 70 Arena provides different features in their facilites.
- 85' X 200' (NHL size)
- Ice: October to March
- Dry floor: April to September
- Community meeting room
- Bloom CommUnity Cafe
- Park and ride location for Kingston Transit
- Two Level 2 EV charging stations
INVISTA Centre Arena
Located at 1350 Gardiners Rd., the INVISTA Centre is a LEED®-certified building featuring four NHL-sized rinks, three multipurpose rooms and a fitness centre.
We extend our gratitude to Desjardins Insurance, Selkirk Homes, MNP and CUPE 109 for their continued support of the INVISTA Centre.
- Four 85' x 200' rinks including the Desjardins Insurance Rink, Selkirk Homes Rink, MNP Rink and CUPE 109 Rink
- Seating in rink one - 750
- Seating in rinks two to four - 250
- Upper viewing gallery
- Mini rink
- Fully accessible
- Jack's Pro Shop
- Haymaker's Canteen
- Fitness centre
- CaraCo Home Field
- Three multipurpose rooms including the CUPE 109 Meeting Room
- Four Level 2 EV charging stations
Memorial Centre Arena
Located at 303 York Street. The Memorial Centre has long been a destination for sport and culture and today offers many different features.
- 85' X 200' (NHL size)
- Ice: October to March
- Dry floor: April to September
- Culligan Water Park
- Memorial Wall
- Off-leash dog park
- Two softball diamonds
- One cricket pitch
- Half-mile track and bleachers
- Two Level 2 EV charging stations
- Memorial Centre Farmer's Market
Outdoor Rinks
Outdoor ice rinks are located in parks around Kingston. Check out the list and map of all the outdoor rinks. Rink status is updated throughout the day.
When do outdoor rinks open?
There is no set opening date and operational times may vary between rinks. Please check the map above for individual rink status. Opening depends on several factors:
- A series of very cold days to build up the ice
- Whether the rink has access to water on-site. Rinks with access to water may open earlier because it makes it easier to prepare the ice. Rinks without access to water require a truck to bring it on-site, which changes the process of preparing and flooding the ice so it is ready and safe for skating.
The one exception is the rink at Springer Market Square, which has a refrigerated cooling system that allows it to open earlier in the season.
Community rinks
These are rinks on City property that are run by a group of volunteers. The City will put up boards at these locations, but it is up to the volunteers to prepare and maintain the ice. Community rinks must comply with our Outdoor Rink Policy and volunteers must follow the instructions in our Outdoor Rink Manual.
Interested in volunteering to maintain an existing community rink? Email us at contactus@cityofkingston.ca
Contact Us
City of Kingston
City Hall
216 Ontario Street
Kingston, ON K7L 2Z3
Canada
contactus@cityofkingston.ca
Phone: 613-546-0000
Fax: 613-546-7816
The City of Kingston acknowledges that we are on the traditional homeland of the Anishinabek, Haudenosaunee, and the Huron-Wendat, and thanks these nations for their care and stewardship over this shared land.
Today, the City is committed to working with Indigenous peoples and all residents to pursue a united path of reconciliation.
Learn more about the City's reconciliation initiatives.
