City of Barrie operates and manages outdoor playing fields courts and ice rinks are available for recreation activities
Outdoor Ice Rinks

• City Maintained Outdoor Rinks
  • weather dependent, check links below to see if open
  • Circle at the Centre & Will Dwyer rinks are cleared by staff every morning to open at 10am, including weekends, others are maintained Mon-Fri between 7:30am and 4pm (this includes plowing and flooding)
  • Circle at the Centre Ice Rink, 70 Collier St
  • Will Dwyer Park Community Ice Rink, 95 Lakeshore Dr
  • Heritage Park Pond Rink, 5 Simcoe St
  • Holly Community Park Rink, 207 Emms Dr
  • Lampman Lane Park Ice Rink, 59 Lampman Lane
  • Redpath Park Ice Rink, 70 Carlton Rd
  • Shear Park Ice Rink, 21 Holgate St

Neighbourhood Outdoor Rink Volunteer Program

• Volunteers in various neighbourhoods commit to maintaining the ice surface by scraping and flooding, and must allow all members of the community free and unlimited access to the rink,
• for more information see Neighbourhool Outdoor Rink Volunteer Program

Soccer Fields

• City maintains over 30 Soccer Fields
• for an up to date listing, go to Outdoor Fields, Courts and Rinks and select soccer fields

Sandy Hollow Disc Golf Course

• Disc golf, also known as frisbee golf, is a flying disc sport in which players throw a disc at a target;
• Located in the Sandy Hollow area in the northern section of the Barrie landfill lands
• See Sandy Hollow Disc Golf Course for more information

Skateboard Parks

• Queen's Park, 55 Ross St has an unsupervised Skateboard park, features a concrete pad with slopes, ramps, rails and barriers for skateboarding stunts, in-line skating and BMX riding
• Lampman Lane Park , 59 Lampman Lane also has an outdoor skateboard park that is open weather permitting

Basketball, Tennis, Pickleball and Beach Volleyball Courts, Baseball and Football Fields

• for an up to date listing, go to Outdoor Fields, Courts and Rinks and select a type of court or field