Mayfield Recreation Complex

Caledon, ON · Public skating times & prices

Caledon's Garth Young Arena, where the Admirals, Bombers and Golden Hawks junior teams all play.

Public skating at Mayfield Recreation Complex: the next 7 days

Wednesday, October 14

  • · Parent and Child Skate
  • · Public Skate

Friday, October 16

  • · Parent and Child Skate
  • · Public Skate
Address
12087 Bramalea Road, Caledon, ON L7C 2P9
Website
caledon.ca
The Mayfield Recreation Complex entrance with its name on the concrete facade, blue metal arena wall to the left and steps up from the lawn. — Mayfield Recreation Complex
The Mayfield Recreation Complex entrance with its name on the concrete facade, blue metal arena wall to the left and steps up from the lawn. Photo: Google Maps listing · Source
Players and skaters spread across the near end of the sheet beyond the glass, a Caledon wordmark and a Canadian flag on the far wall. — Mayfield Recreation Complex
Players and skaters spread across the near end of the sheet beyond the glass, a Caledon wordmark and a Canadian flag on the far wall. Photo: Google Maps listing · Source

Home of the OJHL's Caledon Admirals

The Mayfield Recreation Complex is split into two main parts, an arena and a pool. Its rink is the Garth Young Arena, named for a Caledon Parks and Recreation employee who served for 38 years.

The Caledon Admirals of the Ontario Junior Hockey League have played here since 2021. The franchise was founded in 1980 as the Henry Carr Crusaders; it played as the Orangeville Flyers until 2018 and then as the Brampton Admirals before moving to Caledon and taking its current name. The Junior B Caledon Bombers and the Junior C Caledon Golden Hawks also call the Garth Young Arena home, so all three teams in the Arsenault Hockey Group play in the same building.

It is a small rink. Four sections of plastic-covered benches, three to five rows deep, seat 275 people, with standing room for 75 more behind them, and banners for the Arsenault Hockey Group and minor hockey championships hang above the benches on the east side.

Before you head out.

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

Admission

Single-visit skating drop-ins are CA$4.50 for adults 18-54 and CA$3.50 for children and youth (17 and under), students (18-54) and adults 55+; a group of up to five people (max two adults) is CA$10. Fees include HST.

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Booking & check-in

Skating sessions are drop-in.

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Skating with children

Children 9 and under must be supervised on the ice by a parent or guardian aged 14 or older.

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Accessibility

Personal mobility devices are allowed at public and parent-and-child skates, and a caregiver helping a participant gets in free.

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Rink rules

Participants 9 years of age and younger must be supervised on the ice by a parent or guardian who is at least 14 years of age.

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