Crokicurl

Try out Canada’s newest winter pastime! Crokicurl is a fun new outdoor sport that combines two Canadian favourites – Crokinole and curling. 

About Crokicurl

Crokicurl is a large-scale version of the Crokinole board game combined with curling. The objective of the game is to score the most points by shooting a small curling rock into the centre button (20 points), and trying to position the rocks to stay within the highest scoring circle at the end of each round (red circle = 15 points, white circle = 10 points, blue circle = 5 points). 

Equipment needed

The only equipment needed is the curling stones which are provided at the site during Crokicurl rink opening hours.

Safety

  • Stay off the ice while others are throwing the rocks.
  • Do not throw rocks too hard to reduce risk to other players and prevent damage to the rocks.

Locations

Bowness Park

Crokicurl rink hours:

  • 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Location within the park:

All rinks are within the eastern portion of the park. The three full-sized Crokicurl rinks with the firepit in the middle is north of the lagoon, between picnic site 2 and picnic site 1 west. A fourth full-sized rink and junior rink are located near the restaurant.

Amenities:

Crokicurl status

North Glenmore Park

Crokicurl rink hours:

  • 11 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.

Location within the park:

At the west end of the park, near the 37 Street S.W. park entrance. Park near the Snowy Owl picnic site in the northwest corner of the park via lots J through P.

Amenities:

Crokicurl status

Prince’s Island Park

Crokicurl rink hours:

  • 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Location within the park:

On the north side of the lagoon, near Jaipur Bridge and the Bow River.

Amenities:

  • Curling stones provided onsite during rink hours (see above)
  • One full-sized Crokicurl rink
  • Fire pits located near the Crokicurl rink and skating area
  • Year-round washrooms at Prince's Island Park (below River Cafe) open from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Crokicurl status
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