Stettler Recreation Centre
6202 44 ave T0C 2L1 Stettler, AB, Canada

With the latest news of restrictions for COVID-19 from the Government of Alberta, the Stettler Recreation Centre will close at 6pm Saturday 12th and will reopen when permitted. Thank you all for your patronage! See you in the New Year!

We are reducing hourly arena rates while in enhanced status! Treat your household to an hour of skating for as little as $75.00 plus tax. Available to Town and County of Stettler residents. The following guidlines from AHS will apply: **Ice can be rented and used by one individual with one coach or trainer OR when all persons reside in the same household. Call 403-742-4411 or email [email protected] to book an ice time.... All AHS rules must be adhered to when entering the facility and during ice sessions.

As of November 30th the Town and County of Stettler have now changed to an enhanced area on the COVID status map. As a result the Stettler Recreation Centre and our various users are under additional restrictions: -There will be no hockey (team sports) while in enhanced status. -The fitness centre will remain open with a maximum of 10 people in the gym at a time but all group classes are cancelled.... -The pool is operating but under enhanced measures, there will be no group water exercises. Thank you!

Effective Monday, November 30th. No more Aquafit Classes, only individual training, solo activities are allowed.

The Stettler Recreation Centre is still open! There are no changes for Fitness Centre users. Pool users, effective Monday, November 30th all public swims in the evenings and on weekends will move back to FAMILY bubble swims and you will need to make reservations. You can do this online or by calling the Rec Centre. Also, morning hours during the week will start at 7am. Instructed water exercises will be cancelled but you are welcome to come and do your own thing during this time. This will remain in effect until January 11th. Be sure to check out our pool schedule on stettler.net. Please understand that these precautions are being made to ensure we are able to continue to provide services to our community and that we all stay healthy.

Get your SPIN on!