Earnscliffe Recreation Centre

Brampton, ON · Public skating times & prices

Two city-run ice pads in Earnscliffe Park, with a lap pool under the same roof and ice kept year-round

Public skating at Earnscliffe Recreation Centre: the next 7 days

Tuesday, October 13

  • · Public Skate Drop-In (All Ages) · CA$2.82
  • · Public Skate Drop-In (All Ages) · CA$2.82

Wednesday, October 14

  • · Public Skate Drop-In (All Ages) · CA$2.82
  • · Public Skate Drop-In (All Ages) · CA$2.82
  • · Public Skate Drop-In (All Ages) · CA$2.82

Thursday, October 15

  • · Public Skate Drop-In (All Ages) · CA$2.82
  • · Public Skate Drop-In (All Ages) · CA$2.82

Friday, October 16

  • · Public Skate Drop-In (All Ages) · CA$2.82
  • · Public Skate Drop-In (All Ages) · CA$2.82

Saturday, October 17

  • · Public Skate Drop-In (All Ages) · CA$2.82

Sunday, October 18

  • · Public Skate Drop-In (All Ages) · CA$2.82

Admission and skate rental

Admission
CA$2.05–CA$8.42 · Official source
Address
44 Eastbourne Dr, Brampton, ON L6T 2B2
Phone
905-792-2224
Website
brampton.ca
Daytime view of the brick-and-beige building's front corner, with "Earnscliffe Recreation Centre" lettering on the wall and again on a sign by the entrance, a canopy over the doors, a bike rack, and the parking lot in front. — Earnscliffe Recreation Centre
Daytime view of the brick-and-beige building's front corner, with "Earnscliffe Recreation Centre" lettering on the wall and again on a sign by the entrance, a canopy over the doors, a bike rack, and the parking lot in front. Photo: City of Brampton · Source
Empty indoor ice rink shot from ice level, showing the full sheet with blue and yellow centre-ice markings, dasher boards with a "HOME" sign, a scoreboard, and the building's insulated metal roof structure overhead. — Earnscliffe Recreation Centre
Empty indoor ice rink shot from ice level, showing the full sheet with blue and yellow centre-ice markings, dasher boards with a "HOME" sign, a scoreboard, and the building's insulated metal roof structure overhead. Photo: City of Brampton (Earnscliffe Recreation Centre virtual tour) · Source

Brampton's twin-pad arena in Earnscliffe Park

Earnscliffe Recreation Centre is a City of Brampton twin-pad arena: two ice rinks under one roof, with a lap pool in the same building. It sits in Earnscliffe Park, whose grounds also hold tennis courts, a soccer field and ball diamonds. The city lists it among its year-round arenas, alongside Cassie Campbell Community Centre and Century Gardens Recreation Centre.

Girls' hockey has a home here: the Brampton Canadettes Girls Hockey Association lists Earnscliffe's Rink 1 among its venues. Around the Canadettes' ice, the city runs its own drop-in programme: public skates, shinny (non-contact drop-in hockey played without formal rules or assigned positions) and skate-practice sessions for beginners of any age and skaters with accessibility needs. Learn to Skate lessons run for all skill levels and age groups.

The building has been through one full renovation, a city project that paired Earnscliffe with the same work at Century Gardens Recreation Centre. In December 2016 the city ordered a REALice water-treatment system for the twin pads, treating all the water the resurfacer uses on both sheets. In June 2025 the centre hosted one of the city's free skating equipment try-on events for registered skating participants. Outside, work on the Earnscliffe Park Cricket Dome beside the centre has resumed.

Before you head out.

Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.

Admission

Figure Skating Drop-In costs CA$5.27 per visit for ages 17 and under, CA$6.58 for adults 18+, and CA$5.27 for adults 55+. Public Skate Drop-In (the citywide Swim and Skate per-visit rate) costs CA$8.42 for a family/small group, CA$2.05 for ages 17 and under, CA$2.82 for adults 18+, CA$2.28 for adults 55+, and is free for adults 70+. Shinny Drop-In costs CA$2.15 per visit for ages 17 and under.

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Skates & rentals

Skate and helmet rentals are not available during skate lessons.

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Booking & check-in

Brampton residents must validate their account in person at any City of Brampton recreation centre to receive priority registration access and Council-approved resident rates.

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Skating with children

When a shinny session calls for parent supervision, the parent or guardian must be on the ice, wearing proper equipment and able to render immediate assistance.

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Parking & arrival

Work on the Earnscliffe Park Cricket Dome has resumed, and the city warns that parking at the recreation centre can be limited while it continues.

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Accessibility

Personal assistive mobility devices (PAMDs) are allowed at all public access programs.

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Rink rules

CSA-approved hockey helmets are required during all shinny and hockey shoot-around programs and recommended for public skate.

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A source check records what the rink published on that date. Session-specific booking details take precedence.