Recreation Information
- Buy it online
- In person at Gibsons & Area Community Centre or Sechelt Aquatic Centre
- Over the phone 604-885-6801
- View and register for programs
- Visit our website
- Subscribe to our e-newsletter www.scrd.ca/newsletter-signup
- Like us on facebook.
- The Coast Reporter on Fridays
- Front desk at Sechelt Aquatic Centre and Gibsons & Area Community Centre
Arena Saver 10 Pass
Arena Saver 10 Pass - Available until July 31
10 arena visits for the price of 8
Adult 10-Pass $40
Senior 10-Pass $36
This year until July 31, you can purchase 10 arena visits for a special low price! The visits do not expire.
Use your Arena Saver 10 Pass for any drop-in MYPASS arena programs like Pickleball, Roller Skating and Everyone Welcome Skates.
Use it at the Gibsons arena (located in the Gibsons Community Centre) and the Sechelt arena.
How can I find out about recreation programs?
There are a number of ways to easily access recreation information
Online
Up-to-date information is always available online.
We offer a variety of registered programs which are a great way to commit to an activity. Some registered programs allow drop-ins as long as the minimum number of people have registered. Check individual program information for details.
Phone us: 604-885-6801
In-person at Recreation Facilities
Do you have drop-in activities?
Yes!
Drop-in activities are an easy, fun and social way to fit more activity into your day. We offer drop-in swim, arena, weight room, fitness, aquatic fitness and court usage. Simply drop-in at the time and location indicated on the drop-in schedule and enjoy!
Online
Calendars for drop-in classes & programs:
We offer printable versions of these calendars on our website.
Printable Schedules for drop-in Swimming and Weight Room Usage:
Visit our website
Click on the facility you wish to attend
View the printable schedule for Swimming and/or Weight Room usage
In Person
Gibsons & Area Community Centre
Please ask our front desk staff, and they will be happy to provide you with a print version of a drop-in schedule.
Schedules are subject to change.
How do I become a Lifeguard?
Lifeguards and swim instructors are key to the Sunshine Coast Regional District (SCRD) being able to offer public swimming times and lessons. As with many other local governments across Canada, the SCRD has experienced a shortage of qualified lifeguards and swim instructors which has impacted service delivery in the Region.
Learn more about how to become a lifeguard or swim instructor..