The much-loved Cogeco Skating Rink at the Burlington Rotary Centennial Pond has officially opened for the season! Located at the scenic waterfront in Burlington, Ontario, this outdoor skating rink is a favorite winter destination for residents and visitors alike.

A Perfect Winter Activity for Everyone

The skating rink offers a wonderful opportunity for families, friends, and individuals to enjoy outdoor skating in a beautiful setting. Whether you're a seasoned skater or just starting out, the rink provides a fun and festive environment for all skill levels.

The Burlington waterfront, with its picturesque views of Lake Ontario, makes this rink a truly magical spot during the winter months. Skaters can glide across the ice while taking in the fresh air and stunning scenery, creating unforgettable memories.

Open 7 Days a Week

The Cogeco Skating Rink is open seven days a week, weather permitting. Before heading out, visitors are encouraged to check the current ice conditions by calling the Ice Conditions Hotline at 905-335-7738, ext. 8587. Ice conditions can vary depending on the weather, so a quick call ensures you’ll arrive to find the ice ready for skating.

Important Information for Visitors

• Location: Burlington Rotary Centennial Pond, located at the Burlington waterfront

• Availability: Open daily, weather permitting

• Ice Conditions Hotline: 905-335-7738, ext. 8587

• Cost: Free admission for all skaters

Plan Your Visit

The Cogeco Skating Rink is an excellent addition to Burlington’s vibrant winter season. After skating, visitors can explore the waterfront’s nearby cafes, restaurants, and shops, making it a perfect outing for the day or evening.

Bundle up, grab your skates, and head down to the Burlington waterfront for some outdoor fun this winter. Whether you’re skating under the sun or beneath the twinkling evening lights, the Cogeco Skating Rink at Burlington Rotary Centennial Pond promises an experience you won’t want to miss!

For updates and additional details, visit the City of Burlington’s website or call the Ice Conditions Hotline before your visit. Enjoy the season and happy skating!