Ice Surfaces - Outdoor
The City of Spruce Grove has three outdoor skating rinks, three skating ovals, and two leisure ice surfaces. The outdoor ice surfaces are free for the community to use and are not scheduled.
Ice surfaces close daily at 10 p.m.
Get the current status of the outdoor ice surfaces in Spruce Grove below. This page is updated on an as-needed basis during normal business hours (Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.).
| Ice Surface & Location | Hockey Boards | Portable Toilets | Dimensions | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aspenglen Rink 180 Grove Drive |
Yes | No | 55 m x 26 m | CLOSED |
| Brookwood Rink 460 King Street |
Yes | Yes | 60 m x 26 m | CLOSED |
| Central Park Skating Oval 454 King Street |
No | Yes | 196 m | CLOSED |
| Fairway Park Leisure Ice Fairway Park |
No | No | N/A | CLOSED |
| Jubilee Park Skating Oval 510 Grove Drive |
No | Yes | 457 m | CLOSED |
| Lakewood Rink Lakewood Park on McLeod Avenue |
Yes | Yes | 55 m x 26 m | CLOSED |
| Spruce Ridge Park Skating Oval Spruce Ridge Park |
No | No | N/A | CLOSED |
| Westview Park Leisure Ice Woodside Park |
No | No | N/A | CLOSED |
Notes
- City operated outdoor ice surfaces are inspected and flooded once a day, weather permitting.
- No maintenance/inspection activity will take place on statutory holidays.
- User discretion is advised. Use at your own risk.
- The City reserves the right to close ice surfaces based on ice surface conditions.
- There are benches at the rinks for putting skates on (no skate shacks available).
Stormwater management facilities
For your safety, stay off the ice at stormwater management facilities (also known as stormwater ponds). In the winter, the constant flow of water causes the ice to be unstable, unpredictable, and often very thin. Stormwater management facilities are not safe for people or pets and access is prohibited at all times. Learn more about Stormwater Safety in Spruce Grove.
Contacts
If you have concerns about the condition of the ice surfaces, please call Public Works at 780-962-7584.
For any other information about ice surfaces, email the Recreation and Culture department or call 780-962-7632.