Woodstock is closing the Southside Aquatic Centre, Cowan Park Sportsplex, Civic Arena, Reeves Community Complex, Woodstock Museum and the Art Gallery during stage 2.
WOODSTOCK - The City of Woodstock is closing all recreation and culture facilities during stage 2 of the roadmap to reopen in Ontario.
This includes the Southside Aquatic Centre, Cowan Park Sportsplex, Civic Arena, Reeves Community Complex, Woodstock Museum and the Art Gallery.
The Woodstock Library will be closed to the public as well, but will continue to offer curbside pickup.
City Hall, Engineering/Public Works at 944 James Street, and Transit will continue to operate at full service.
Goff hall will remain open for COVID-19 vaccinations and the blood donor clinics will continue at the Cowan Park Sportsplex.
All aquatic and recreation programs will be cancelled for the Winter 2022 session. The city will be placing credits on your account, for people who have already paid.
The City will offer new programs, once the facilities can reopen.
If you would like a refund, please contact the Parks and Recreation Department.

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