The Kinsmen Sportsplex is usually bustling with activity, from youngsters taking swimming lessons or just having fun in the pool, hockey games in the adjacent ice rink or even a relaxing steam bath; there’s no shortage of things to do at the Sportsplex, located at 855 MacDonald St. W, and that includes Moose Jaw’s senior community!
It all begins with the 25-metre pool area and all it has to offer. From the waterslide that’s most definitely popular with the grandkids to the leisure pool, hot tub and aforementioned steam room, folks can get out of the cold and into warmth and relaxation at a moment’s notice.
Those looking for a little more intense exercise can take advantage of the various swim times throughout the day, with times specifically set for folks who just want to swim laps or hit the pool for adult and public swims.
It’s also never too late to take lessons if you’re so inclined, and the Kinsmen has you covered across the board, offering the opportunity to go from beginner to throwing down laps almost effortlessly.
The Sportsplex arena is one of the main hubs in Moose Jaw for ice sports in the winter months, and you’ll find plenty of grandparents watching their pride and joy scoring goals for their minor hockey team, throwing laps down with the speed skating club or honing their figure skating skills.
And if you want to get on the ice yourself, public skating times are offered daily throughout the fall and winter months.
If you get a nice fall day and want to spend a bit of time getting outdoor exercise before it gets cold, the newly installed pickleball courts could launch a lifetime passion for the sport, and once winter hits full steam, the crokicurl rink can offer a few hours of outdoor fun.
There’s also an onsite concession where you can pick up snacks, and you can check out the various community organization message board to find even more things going on in the community.
The cost for different activities varies, and memberships are available that also include access to Yara Centre programming.
For more information on what the Sportsplex has to offer and to find available times for swimming and skating, check out www.moosejaw.ca and click on the Parks, Recreation and Culture tab, or give them a shout at (306) 694-4483 for more information.
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