The Town of Gravenhurst offers a wide range of recreational, arts and cultural programs for youth, adults and seniors. From volleyball to ball hockey, pickle ball & ballroom dancing to fitness classes & meditation and more, there are plenty of activities to choose from that will keep your heart pumping and introduce you to a new activity and/or new people.
Programs and activities are designed for people of all ages and take place throughout many of Gravenhurst's facilities and organizations including:
- Centennial Centre/ Graeme Murray Arena
- YMCA
- Gravenhurst Public Library
- Gravenhurst Opera House
- Gravenhurst Senior's Centre
- Ryde Community Co-Op
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Gravenhurst is home to many sports, recreation and athletic associations. For more information, please contact them directly!
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The Gravenhurst Community Garden was created in the spring of 2013 in partnership with Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit, YMCA of Simcoe/Muskoka, Chartwell Gravenhurst Retirement Residence, Gravenhurst Communities in Bloom Committee and YWCA Muskoka. The Community Garden is a public place to grow your own vegetables if you do not have enough space at home, or as a place to start small and learn about gardening, while meeting other gardeners in your community. Located on the east side of the Gravenhurst Centennial Centre, the community garden consists of 30 raised box plots, available at three height levels. A volunteer Gardener Liaison is available to gardeners to provide guidance and advice on how to help their gardens flourish. Information, pictures, garden news, tips and advice is shared on a Facebook page and through email. Please review our Garden Responsibilities Guide. Registration Volunteer / Sponsor / Donate Questions? |
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Family Day |
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Check back in September when the Fall/Winter Rec Guide is released for the 2020 schedule! |
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March Break Programming |
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Check back in February when the Spring/Summer Rec Guide is released for the 2020 schedule! |
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Program Changes and Cancellations |
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Our priorities are safety and communication. Sometimes unexpected events necessitate that a program or service must be moved, postponed or cancelled outright. In those circumstances we will post the relevant information as soon as it is available. Every effort will be made to make up the affected missed classes if possible. During bad weather days, decisions whether programs will be running or not will be made by 3:00 p.m. and the information posted. The Town will make every attempt to list all current emergency or unexpected cancellations or closures for Town of Gravenhurst programs and events. However, we cannot guarantee that a cancelled program will be listed here. All Town of Gravenhurst programming may be subject to change. Please use your own best judgment to assess local road conditions before venturing out. |
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Public Skating |
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Rec Guide |
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Please note: every effort is made to ensure that the information in the Guide is complete and accurate, however, some times information changes after publication. Please contact the Recreation Admin Office at 705-687-6774 for updates.
If you have not received the latest Rec Guide through your mail, be sure to pick up a hard copy at the following locations or View Online
Our Rec Guide has a wealth of information about Town programs, services and municipal information - get yours today! |
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Registration |
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Tennis and Baseball |
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Gravenhurst has two tennis courts for you to choose from. Gravenhurst has some of the finest baseball diamonds in Muskoka. |
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The Gravenhurst Skate Park is 6,600 square feet of ledges, rails, and banks for all skill levels of skateboarding, in-line skating and Hours of Operation Address Rules
If you have an emergency, always call 9-1-1. The emergency contact address for this park is 101 Centennial Dr., Gravenhurst, ON |
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