COVID-19 Information
Proof of vaccination is required at indoor town facilities. Oakville remains in Step 3 of the Province’s reopening plan. Please continue to follow all current public health measures.
QEPCCC Youth Centre
Currently closed.
2302 Bridge Road
905-815-5979, ext. 4681
qepyouth@oakville.ca
Please note: The youth centres will be closed on all statutory holidays.
At this time, the Town of Oakville requires anyone 12 years of age or older to provide proof of identification and proof of full COVID-19 vaccination (or medical exemption) before entering or accessing any indoor recreation and culture facilities.
Anyone entering town facilities must also pass a COVID-19 screening, wear a mask and follow current physical distancing rules. Should you have questions, please email recreation@oakville.ca or call 905-815-2000 from Monday to Friday between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.
Drop-in activities must be pre-booked and paid for online. Browse our weekly Recreation and Culture programs and workshops online now.
Please note: Not all amenities are available at this time. Visit the Recreation and Culture Programs FAQs page for more information.
We've introduced a more user-friendly Recreation and Culture Registration and Booking system. Learn more about how to create an account by visiting our Registration and Subsidy Information page. If you have questions regarding previous registrations or your account history, please call 905-815-2000.
We see you, hear you, and support you. Every day. No Days Off!
The Recreation and Culture department is collaborating with Kerr Street Mission, YMCA of Oakville, Oakville Public Library, and many more to provide daily virtual engagement via Instagram for Oakville youth.
One post will be shared* daily on our No Days Off Oakville account. Follow us for great activities and suggestions like fun workout sessions, virtual programs and tech for teens.
*Please note that you will need an Instagram account to access this content. It's free to join.
Check out No Days Off Oakville on Instagram
Enjoy some of your favourite programs online!
We've introduced new registered online drop-ins via Zoom to help bring recreation and culture to you, wherever you are. Check out our current offerings and book your spot on Active Oakville.
We also have free virtual programs for all ages and abilities that can be accessed via Zoom and by phone. Video recordings of these sessions are later shared on YouTube to enjoy whenever you like.
Without Walls (WOW) is a phone-based series for ages 50+, featuring favourites including book club and Bingo! No special equipment or account needed.
The Oakville Centre for the Performing Arts is also offering a Mini Season of online performances, although our doors will remain closed a little longer.
Learn more about our virtual programsPositive, comfortable, safe – and they're free!
Located in Queen Elizabeth Park Community and Cultural Centre, the youth centre offers the following for ages 11-19:
- Opportunities to earn volunteer hours
- Homework help
- Computers
- Job searching resources
- Resume writing assistance
- On-site library
- Internet
- Movie nights
- Video games (Xbox One, Ps4 and Nintendo Switch)
Active Oakville
Drop-in program finderQEPCCC Youth Centre also has:
- ping pong, air hockey and foosball tables
- access to gym facilities for drop-in and organized sports
- free snacks and Friday Movie Nights
There is a large garage door that provides access to picnic tables, grassed areas and an outdoor basketball court.
We are also home to the S.T.A.R. program (Social Teens in Active Recreation) for youth ages 13-21 who have disabilities.
Formerly known as YARD Plus, this program is offered in the Spring, Fall, and Winter. Open the S.T.A.R. program brochure (pdf) for more information.