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Outdoor community ice rinks

Outdoor community ice rinks are maintained by neighbourhood volunteers. These unsupervised skating rinks are for everyone to enjoy. The map above shows open rinks as green, open (skate with caution) in yellow and closed in red.

Status of community ice rinks.

We update this list once per week on Fridays by 4 p.m.
Last updated: January 16, 2026

Outdoor community ice rink locations

Open

  • Burns Drive Park: 19 Burns Drive
  • Exhibition Park: 81 London Road
  • Gosling Gardens Park: 75 Gosling Gardens
  • Grange Road Park: 598 Grange Road
  • Herb Markle Park: 175 Cardigan Street
  • Kortright Hills Park: 165 Milson Crescent
  • Lyon Park: York Road
  • MacAlister Park: 35 Hands Drive
  • Mollison Park, 85 Downey Road
  • Northview Park: Mullin Drive
  • Riverside Park East: 55 Riverview Drive
  • Stephanie Drive Park: 275 Stephanie Drive
  • St. George’s Park: 40 Metcalfe Street
  • Sunny Acres Park: 45 Edinburgh Road North
  • Waverley Drive Park: 70 Balmoral Drive
  • Westwood Public School: 495 Willow Road
  • Wilson Farm Park: 80 Simmonds Drive
  • Wolfond Park: 230 Arthur Street North

Closed

  • Carter Park: 1 Fletcher Court
  • Dovercliffe Park: 38 Dovercliffe Road
  • Goldie Park: Memorial Crescent
  • Jubilee Park: 11 Sweeney Drive
  • Oak Street Park: 35 Oak Street
  • Riverside Park skate trail: Marilyn Drive

Outdoor community ice rink rules

  • CSA approved helmets are strongly recommended for skaters’ protection. Bike helmets do not provide adequate protection.
  • Skating or acting in a manner that endangers or interferes with other skaters’ safety or pleasure is not permitted.
  • Supervision of children under the age of 12 is strongly recommended.
  • Abusive language and aggressive behaviour are not permitted. Be respectful and responsible.
  • Participation is at the user’s own risk. No responsibility is accepted or undertaken for the well-being of either the user or their property.
  • Only City-issued pond-style (low) hockey nets are permitted on the City’s community ice rinks.

This code was developed by the City of Guelph and community neighbourhood volunteers.

Report vandalism to [email protected].

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