Outdoor Ice Rinks

The town maintains several outdoor neighbourhood skating rinks at town parks for your winter enjoyment. These are unsupervised, use at your own risk, recreational rinks. CSA approved hockey helmets are recommended.

If your neighbourhood wants to establish a rink other than those listed below, it is the residents’ responsibility to maintain the rink. Open the neighbourhood ice rink request form (pdf).

Skating on ponds, creeks or streams is not permitted

Skating is not allowed on all other ponds and creeks for the health and safety of the public. Visit the Stormwater Management Ponds page for information on the purpose of stormwater management ponds.

Refrigerated outdoor rink at Trafalgar Park

Trafalgar Park operates a refrigerated outdoor rink, weather permitting, mid-December to March.

If it is cold enough, we plan to have the outdoor rink open for pre-booked skating on December 14.

Check availability and book your spot using Active Oakville, the online drop-in program finder. Schedules, admission requirements, etc. can be found on the Public Skating page.

Outdoor rinks are only open for use if weather conditions allow for rink preparation and ongoing maintenance. Open rinks may be closed temporarily for snow-clearing.

Hours of Operation: Outdoor rinks are open from dawn until dusk. Rinks with outdoor lighting are open until 11p.m.

Rinks - Currently open

Rinks - Currently closed

  • Bloomfield Park  – West Oak Trails
  • Clearview Park – Clearview
  • Glenashton Park - Iroquois Ridge
  • Langtry Park – Glen Abbey (west of Third Line)
  • Millbank Park - Uptown Core
  • Nautical Park - South West Oakville
  • Old Abbey Lane Park – Glen Abbey (east of Third Line)
  • Sixteen Hollow Park – West Oak Trails
  • Wallace Park - South Central Oakville - outdoor lighting until 11 p.m.
  • Windrush Park - Glen Abbey (east of Third Line)

New this season

  • Coronation Park
  • Fowley Park
  • George Savage Park
  • Glen Abbey basketball court
  • Sixteen Mile Sports Complex

For more information

ServiceOakville
tel: 905-845-6601
TTY: 905-338-4200

Provincial emergency

Oakville is under a stay-at-home order as part of the second provincial emergency due to COVID-19. Other restrictions are in effect and we must all follow public health guidelines. 

Review the Province of Ontario COVID-19 public health measures and restrictions.

Public health officials remind you:

  • If you feel unwell, stay at home and take the Halton public health self-screening test.
  • Stay home, except for essential purposes including buying essentials such as groceries, excercise and attending medical appointments.
  • Limit in-person contact to people you live with and essential supports.
  • Continue to practise physical distancing from those outside your household, wash your hands often, and wear a mask.
  • Download the COVID Alert app.

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