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There's nothing like outdoor skating
A project of CELOS (*)
Rink change area: A small, bright indoor change room (with a double sink) and benches outdoors. Round skating loop, no fences. Accessible washroom with rubber flooring around the back of the building
Staff: no staff on site
Helmet use: free choice
Maintenance: Ice maintained by zamboni
Comments about this rink: e-mail us at [email protected].
new skating loop in North York, surrounded by acres of new construction, next to a mall and the 401
Media:
City Councillor Shelley Carrol on why the renaming: Youtube Sept.3, 2019
Staff report for North York community council, Sept.24, 2019
2022 -2023
Nov.27, 2022
This rink is marked as open
Rink diary from other years
2019-2020
Dec.9, 2019
This rink appeared on the city list for the first time on Sunday Dec.8. Our visit was on a rainy day when the ice had water on it. A city staff person was laying rubber flooring in the washroom. He was cheerful despite the rain and said that ice was fine, "where are your skates?"
There are cranes and construction fences everywhere, and the adjacent Hwy 401 is a dull roar.
rink building surrounded by tall towers
outside benches look cold to sit on
small but bright change room
view out the change room window
campfire pit right beside the rink?
map of public art at "Woodsy Park"
Content last modified on November 27, 2022, at 09:46 AM EST