Accessibility of Recreation facilities

The City of Calgary is committed to making its Recreation facilities accessible to all Calgarians – including those with disabilities.

Currently, many facilities have various levels of access. Access is the continuous path of travel for people with disabilities and takes into consideration the customer’s experience - from parking lot to their chosen activity area. Therefore, the Facility Access List provides information on the parking, entrance, signage, washrooms and interior building elements of Calgary’s Recreation facilities.

Access for people with limited mobility - Wheelchair accessible

Access for people who are blind or have low vision

Access for people who are deaf or have hearing loss

TTY (telephone typewriter) or telecommunications device for the deaf

Aquatic & Fitness Centres

1. Acadia Aquatic & Fitness Centre
    

    

    
2. Beltline Aquatic & Fitness Centre
3. Bob Bahan Aquatic & Fitness Centre
4. Canyon Meadows Aquatic & Fitness Centre
5. Foothills Aquatic Centre
6. Glenmore Aquatic Centre
7. Inglewood Aquatic Centre
8. Killarney Aquatic & Recreation Centre
9. Renfrew Aquatic & Recreation Centre
10. Shouldice Aquatic Centre
11. Sir Winston Churchill Aquatic & Recreation Centre
12. Thornhill Aquatic & Recreation Centre

Leisure Centres

1. Southland Leisure Centre
2. Village Square Leisure Centre

Arts Centres

1. Northmount Pleasant Arts Centre
2. Wildflower Arts Centre

Arenas

1. Ernie Starr Arena
2. Father David Bauer and Norma Bush Arenas
3. Frank McCool Arena
4. Max Bell Centre
5. Murray Copot Arena
6. Optimist and George Blundun Arenas
7. Rose Kohn and Jimmie Condon Arenas
8. Shouldice Arena
9. Stew Hendry and Henry Viney Arenas
10. Stu Peppard Arena

Golf Courses

1. Confederation Park
2. Lakeview
3. Maple Ridge
4. McCall Lake
5. Richmond Green
6. Shaganappi Point

Sailing School

1. Glenmore Sailing School