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King Township operates three major community centres & arenas where residents can get active and have fun. Our community centres & arenas include:

Dr. William Laceby Nobleton Community Centre & Arena

Accessible	Hall	Meeting Rooms	Ice Surface
	Includes kitchen & bar; capacity 150	Community Board Room; capacity 14 Program Room with kitchen; capacity 60	1 Ice Pad (available September to March)

King City Lions Arena

Accessible	Hall	Meeting Rooms	Ice Surface
	Includes kitchen & bar; capacity 150	Curran Room; capacity 15 Lions Room; capacity 35	1 Ice Pad (available September to Mar

Trisan Centre

Accessible	Meeting Rooms	Ice Surface	Fitness Centre
	Multi-Purpose Room Full with kitchen; capacity 100 Multi-Purpose Room A; capacity 50 Multi-Purpose Room B with kitchen; capacity 80 Curling Lounge with kitchen & bar; capacity 80 Board Room; capacity 14	1 Ice Pad (available year round) 4 Curling Sheets (available September to March)	Fitness Centre Indoor Track

Public Skate Party Package

We also offer Public Skate Party Packages at each of our arenas during their scheduled public skates. For more information please visit Drop-In Programs.

Arena Advertising

Interested in advertising in one of our Arenas? Please contact fitness@king.ca​ or 905-939-1216​.

King Township has community halls and event spaces to meet your needs!

King Township has a number of areas available for holding your next picnic. Rental fees are affordable and sites are available seven days a week.

Frequently Asked Questions

• No alcohol allowed in public parks or in picnic shelters. 
• Only propane BBQs may be used on site.
• Portable toilets are available on site unless otherwise noted.
• Where applicable, if you wish to have access to the locked indoor washroom facilities keys will need to be picked up before the booking date. A $25 deposit is required upon booking the shelter and will be refunded once the keys have been returned. 

The Township of King has an extensive inventory of sports fields. We currently maintain 8 baseball diamonds, 24 soccer fields and 6 tennis courts located throughout the Township.

Find out more about park amenities and sports fields. 

Splash pads provide a fun-filled place for residents to enjoy water play in King Township Parks. There are three splash pads throughout the Township, located in King City, Nobleton and Schomberg. Equipment includes water features such as vertical jets, dump buckets and ground sprays.

Splash Pad Locations

Hours of Operation

Splash pads are open seasonally from Victoria Day weekend until mid -September (weather permitting).

When in operation, splash pads are open Monday to Sunday from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Please report any splash pad issues to ServiceKing by calling 905-833-5321 or email serviceking@king.ca.

King Township splash pads are inspected as per the Ministry of Health, Safe Water Play regulations. We ask that all residents respect physical distancing guidelines and sanitize their hands before and after using the amenities.

The Township of King will be building a new multi-use Recreation Facility on a 25 acre parcel of land located on the south east corner near the 15th Sideroad and Dufferin St. (Seneca College Campus). There will​ be both indoor and outdoor recreation opportunities.

Canadians everywhere are feeling the impact of COVID-19, on their families, their livelihoods, and their way of life. Together, Canada and Ontario are working to reduce the impact of the pandemic, ensure health and safety, rebuild businesses, and promote job creation, growth and investment.

Today, The Honourable Deb Schulte, Minister of Senior and Member of Parliament for Vaughan–King, on behalf of The Honourable Catherine McKenna, Minister of Infrastructure and Communities; The Honourable Stephen Lecce, Ontario’s Minister of Education and Member of Provincial Parliament for Vaughan–King, on behalf of The Honourable Laurie Scott, Ontario’s Minister of Infrastructure; and His Worship Steve Pellegrini, Mayor of the Township of King, announced joint funding for the construction of a new recreational centre in King.  

The Government of Canada is investing over $21.1 million in this project through the Community, Culture and Recreation Infrastructure Stream of the Investing in Canada plan. The Government of Ontario is providing over $17.6 million while the Township of King is contributing  more than $14.1 million.

The project will see the construction of a new recreation centre for the Township of King and will include twin ice pad surfaces, an indoor year-round pool and track, gym equipment and multipurpose fitness studio space for yoga, aerobics, and spin classes. The recreation centre will also house a multiuse field house with operable doors to surrounding amenities, including baseball and soccer fields. The project will also explore a number of energy efficient measures for the facility such as natural ventilation, reclaiming waste heat from the refrigeration system, and an open loop geothermal heat exchange.

This new complex will provide residents in the Township of King and surrounding communities access to modern and reliable recreational infrastructure where they can enjoy sports, maintain healthy lifestyles and take part in recreational programs and services for years to come.

All orders of government continue to work together for the people of Ontario to make strategic infrastructure investments in communities across the province when needed most.

Quotes

“By building a new modern recreational centre in King, we are providing community members a place to be able to enjoy sports, maintain active lifestyles and connect with each other all year-round. This important investment in King will provide a critical community hub that will make King an even better place to live and raise a family, and improve our quality of life.”

The Honourable Deb Schulte, Minister of Senior and Member of Parliament for Vaughan–King, on behalf of The Honourable Catherine McKenna, Minister of Infrastructure and Communities

“I fought hard to ensure our community receives this modern, green, and urgently needed community and recreational facility for which King families have advocated for over a decade. This is a game changing investment that will benefit children, families, and seniors with access to fitness rooms, two ice rinks, an all-year pool and outdoor sport facilities. I am proud to have delivered the single largest investment in King history and will continue to partner with all levels of government to benefit our community today and well into the future.”

The Honourable Stephen Lecce, Ontario’s Minister of Education and Member of Provincial Parliament for Vaughan–King, on behalf of The Honourable Laurie Scott, Ontario’s Minister of Infrastructure

“On behalf of council, I'd like to thank the Federal and Provincial governments for this significant investment in King Township. The project will be a benefit to all ages and demographics in the community featuring a double pad arena, lap and leisure pool(s), a multipurpose athletic space and other community amenities. It increases our capacity for ice users and introduces King’s first indoor aquatics space allowing access year-round. The multipurpose athletic spaces will offer something for everyone. Recreation is essential not only to the health of individuals, but also the health of the community as a whole. This amazing centre will be the centrepiece in building a healthy community for years to come.”

His Worship Steve Pellegrini, Mayor of King Township

Quick facts

• Through the Investing in Canada plan, the federal government is investing more than $180 billion over 12 years in public transit projects, green infrastructure, social infrastructure, trade and transportation routes, and Canada’s rural and northern communities.

• Across Ontario, the Government of Canada has invested more than $8.7 billion in over 3,100 infrastructure projects.

• Across the province and over the next ten years, Ontario is investing approximately $320 million and Canada is investing approximately $407 million under the Community, Culture and Recreation Infrastructure Stream of the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program. This stream supports the construction of new facilities and upgrades to existing facilities that improve community infrastructure (community centres, libraries), recreational venues (arenas, recreational spaces) and cultural spaces (theatres, museums). 

• Ontario is investing over $10.2 billion under the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program to improve public transit; community, culture and recreation; green, and rural and northern community and other priority infrastructure.

Associated links

• Federal infrastructure investments in Ontario
• Investing in Canada Plan Project Map
• Ontario Builds Project Map

Contacts

Chantalle Aubertin
Press Secretary
Office of the Minister of Infrastructure and Communities
613-941-0660
chantalle.aubertin@canada.ca

Christine Bujold
Press Secretary
Office of the Honourable Laurie Scott, Ontario’s Minister of Infrastructure
416-454-1782
christine.bujold@ontario.ca

Sofia Sousa-Dias
Communications Branch
Ontario Ministry of Infrastructure
437-991-3391
sofia.sousa-Dias@ontario.ca

Jason Ballantyne
Communications Officer
Township of King
905-833-5321 ext. 4573
jballantyne@king.ca

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Major Renovations are Occurring Now!

The Schomberg Community Hall was scheduled for a major renovation in 2020/2021. Due to the Township receiving a $100,000 grant to assist with making the building more accessible in later 2019, the project was accelerated and works are underway now.

What have we done?

• Community consultation was completed in Fall 2019
• Key feedback received included more functional kitchens, accessibility upgrades and externally accessible washrooms
• The design, now complete, also incorporates feedback received in the Main Street Revitalization Strategy
• The design includes the installation of an elevator
• Demolition has been completed in the interior of the building

What's next?

• Project tender and award
• Construction expected to be completed in Spring 2020

Design Layout