Admission
Public skating CA$5 (seniors 55+ CA$3.50, families of up to 2 adults and 3 children CA$14.50), HST included; adult skate CA$5, stick and puck CA$4, shinny CA$5-8.
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Blackstock Arena
Opened in 1933 as an outdoor pad; a roof in the 1950s and refrigeration in 1967 made it indoor
Public skating at Blackstock Arena: the next 7 days
Currently out of season The Township of Scugog's skating page lists the Blackstock Arena regular schedule as November 2, 2026 to March 2027, so no public skating is scheduled there before that date. Official schedule update
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- Address
- 3440 Church Street, Blackstock, ON
- Website
- scugog.ca
An outdoor skating pad from 1933
Blackstock Arena opened in 1933 as an outdoor skating pad. Walls and a roof were added in the 1950s, and a refrigeration unit installed in 1967 created the indoor arena that is still in use. Blackstock Minor Hockey's Mike Blakey says almost everyone in town, and many from surrounding areas, either learned to skate here or played in one of the leagues that operate out of Blackstock.
In March 2026 the arena was named Ontario's provincial winner in the Kraft Hockeyville contest, one of 13 provincial and territorial winners announced on Hockey Night in Canada. Taber and Tumbler Ridge were chosen as the top two, leaving Blackstock just outside the final round.
The aging refrigeration system is the building's pressing need. Scugog council has approved a permanent refrigeration plant, backed by Blackstock Minor Hockey's Kraft Hockeyville funding and by a new Blackstock Arena Planning and Development Committee that has committed to fundraising 20% of the cost.
Before you head out.
Admission, rentals and arrival details, researched from official rink information. Source checks stay current for 30 days.
Booking & check-in
All skate programs are drop-in and no longer require pre-registration. You can purchase a 10-ticket or 20-ticket pass online for skate programs.
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Skating with children
In Parent and Tot, a parent and/or guardian must provide on-ice supervision, with one parent/guardian per child at no cost. Stick and pucks are not permitted, and helmets are recommended but required for ages 6 and under.
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Accessibility
Sensory skates allow wheelchairs, skate aids and sledges on the ice, with lower lighting and no music.
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Rink rules
Helmets are required for ages 6 and under and recommended for everyone; children 7 and under need adult supervision.
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