Accessibility of recreation facilities
We work to create a supportive and inclusive environment where our facilities are physically accessible and welcoming. We recognize the importance of continually reviewing and improving our facilities; and incorporate accessibility improvements as part of facility lifecycle projects.
Currently, recreation facilities have various levels of accessibility. Access is the continuous path of travel for people with disabilities and takes into consideration the customer’s experience - from parking lot to their chosen activity area. Therefore accessibility of the parking, entrance, signage, washrooms and the specific amenities within our facilities is detailed on each facilities access page to help you better plan and find recreation that is accessible and useable for you.
Currently, recreation facilities have various levels of accessibility. Access is the continuous path of travel for people with disabilities and takes into consideration the customer’s experience - from parking lot to their chosen activity area. Therefore accessibility of the parking, entrance, signage, washrooms and the specific amenities within our facilities is detailed on each facilities access page to help you better plan and find recreation that is accessible and useable for you.
Access for people with limited mobility - wheelchair accessible
Access for people who are blind or have low vision - white cane
Access for people who are deaf or have hearing loss
Aquatic & Fitness Centres
- Acadia Aquatic & Fitness Centre
- Bob Bahan Aquatic & Fitness Centre
- Canyon Meadows Aquatic & Fitness Centre
- Foothills Aquatic Centre
- Glenmore Aquatic Centre
- Inglewood Aquatic Centre
- Killarney Aquatic & Recreation Centre
- Renfrew Aquatic & Recreation Centre
- Shouldice Aquatic Centre
- Sir Winston Churchill Aquatic & Recreation Centre
- Thornhill Aquatic & Recreation Centre