Outdoor ice rinks
Enjoy free skating at one of Mississauga’s outdoor ice rinks. All City-operated rinks are refrigerated and have staff on site to monitor and maintain rink conditions.
All outdoor rinks are closed for the season.
Celebration Square ice rink
Location: 300 City Centre Drive
Skate at the City’s largest outdoor ice rink. Skate rentals and sharpening are available on site.
Port Credit Memorial Park skating trail
Location: 40 Stavebank Road
Skate this open outdoor loop along a 200-metre trail in Port Credit with views of the frozen Credit River.
Woodhurst Heights outdoor rink
Location: 3475 Ash Row Crescent
Drop-in skating and hockey programs run throughout the day.
When skating on a City rink, you must skate in the designated direction and obey skate patrollers at all times. Hockey helmets certified by the Canadian Standards Association (CSA) are strongly recommended. Only approved skating aids, such as sledges, wheelchairs and skate trainers, are allowed.
When on the ice, do not:
- Skate backwards, excessively fast or erratically
- Stand still or sit on the boards
- Carry children
- Eat, drink or smoke
- Allow pets on the ice
Natural ice rinks
Natural ice rinks are located at parks across Mississauga. They open in late December or January, depending on weather conditions.
Rinks are closed for the season.
About the natural rink program
Natural ice rinks are maintained throughout the season by resident volunteers. Residents can apply to volunteer every year beginning in October. A minimum of 3 volunteers are needed to open a natural rink in a City park.
The City will provide supplies including boards, shovels, hoses, ice picks and signage by mid-December. Volunteers are welcome to start flooding once it’s cold enough. Flooding requires 3 to 4 consecutive nights of temperatures under -5 to -10 degrees Celsius.
For more information, read the natural rink policy.