Community Parks & Recreation
Brennan Park Recreation Centre
Come hang out where the locals play. Squamish’s largest community centre, Brennan Park Recreation Centre, houses an ice arena, a pool, a small fitness area, tennis courts, soccer fields, and a baseball diamond.
The facility offers a wide range of pre-registered and drop-in programs for adults and kids of all ages including roller skating classes, swimming lessons, gymnastics, summer camps and tennis lessons. Brennan Park also hosts clothing and gear swaps, family skates, a community-wide Easter egg hunt and other special events throughout the year.
What to do
Ice Arena
Squamish has a thriving ice sport culture, attracting enthusiasts of all ages. Brennan Park boasts a 26-metre x 61-metre ice rink, with regular public and family drop-ins available. The schedule is subject to change, so be sure to check online before you visit. Ice skate rentals are also available at the centre.
Aquatic Centre
Head for a swim or a soak at Brennan Park’s indoor aquatic facility, which includes a 25-metre pool and leisure pool with a public lane for laps, a whirlpool, and steam room. In addition to public swimming, the centre also hosts Aquafit, lessons and swim club events. Changing facilities and lockers are available on site and the pool is also wheelchair accessible.
Facilities & Amenities
The tennis courts at Brennan Park boast the best views around, with a clear view of the Stawamus Chief and other iconic peaks in the area. There are four courts available on a first-come, first-served basis. Meanwhile, there are numerous grass sports fields, a batting cage and an all-weather gravel field.
SORCA Mountain Bike Skills Park & Pump Track
UPDATE MAY 2024: Although the majority of the volunteer-led project, including the paving of the pump track, is now complete, this public amenity remains closed** as they address some final items, including safety signage complying with SORCA and the District of Squamish standards.
They ask that the public respect the closure until the park is safe to open. Do not remove tarps from the covered jumps as this may result in prolonged closures. The goal is to have a soft opening in the coming weeks, around the beginning of June 2024
