Sixteen Mile Sports Complex

This impressive multi-sport complex is a one-stop destination for active families, offering everything from ice skating and hockey to swimming pools and aquatic programs. With excellent facilities for both competitive athletes and recreational visitors, it's perfect for families wanting to try various activities under one roof or spend a full day of fun staying active together.

• ✓Multiple ice rinks for public skating, lessons, and watching hockey games
• ✓Indoor swimming pools with various depths and aquatic programs for all skill levels
• ✓Year-round climate-controlled facilities perfect for any weather
• ✓Spectator areas where parents can watch kids participate in activities
• ✓Professional instruction available for skating and swimming lessons

1. 1.Check the online schedule before visiting as ice times and pool sessions vary between public skating, hockey games, and lessons. Book activities in advance during peak times.
2. 2.Bring Canadian dollars for vending machines and rental fees. Most facilities accept credit cards, but cash is handy for small purchases.
3. 3.Arrive 30 minutes early for your first visit to allow time for registration, equipment rental (helmets, skates), and finding your way around the large complex.
4. 4.Pack extra layers and warm clothes for ice rink activities, even in summer. The arena areas are kept cold year-round.
5. 5.The complex can accommodate different activities for siblings of varying ages. Consider splitting up so each child can do their preferred activity, then meeting up afterwards.

Weekday mornings and early afternoons are typically less crowded, especially during school hours. Weekends and evenings see higher traffic with leagues and lessons. Summer mornings offer a great escape from heat with indoor ice and pool activities.

Admission fees vary by activity (public skating, swim times, lessons). Equipment rentals are available on-site for skating. The complex has ample parking and viewing areas for parents. Food options are limited to vending machines, so consider eating before or after your visit.

Open year-round with extended hours during summer months. Ice rink schedules may vary during hockey season (fall through spring) with more competitive games. Swimming programs run continuously with registration periods throughout the year. Holiday periods may have special public skating times.

The complex is located in a suburban area with several family-friendly options nearby. Swiss Chalet on Trafalgar Road offers reliable Canadian comfort food that kids enjoy, while the nearby QEW highway provides access to numerous chain restaurants within a 5 to 10 minute drive.