The arena entrance under green metal cladding, with a community sign board beside the glass doors.Photo: Township of Scugog · SourceThe empty ice with a Blades logo at centre, seen from the wooden bleachers under steel trusses and a row of red banners.Photo: Google Maps listing · Source
Port Perry's arena since 1977
Scugog Township built the Scugog Community Recreation Centre in 1977 to replace Port Perry's old downtown arena. The original building held a single ice pad and six dressing rooms. A community centre was added in 1995, and in 2004 a second ice pad was attached to the complex.
Today the centre has two ice rinks, which serve as floor pads in summer, along with three meeting rooms, a banquet hall and the Scugog Sports Hall of Fame. The arena is home to North Durham Minor Hockey, the Central Ontario Wolves and the Port Perry LumberJacks. The LumberJacks played as the Port Perry MoJacks from 1980 until they took their current name in 2022, and the club has won league championships in 1988, 1992, 2006, 2011 and 2016.
Before you head out.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Admission
All skate program fees include the HST. Public Skating and Sensory Skate: all ages CA$5.00, senior (55+) CA$3.50, family (up to 2 adults and 3 children of the same household) CA$14.50. Adult Skate: CA$5.00, senior CA$3.50. Parent and Tot: CA$4.00 per pair, extra child or guardian CA$4.00. Stick and Puck: CA$4.00, senior CA$3.50. Shinny: youth 17 and under CA$5.00, adult (18-54) CA$8.00, senior CA$6.00. Scrimmage (55+) CA$3.50. Ticket Ice CA$8.00. Ticket Ice, a pay-as-you-go program for figure skaters (Skate Canada members accompanied by a coach): all ages $8.00.
