Recreation
Programs
Drop-in aquatic programs are available at the Outdoor Aqua Park. Please review all COVID-19 precautions before attending.
All other drop-in and registered recreation programs are suspended until further notice. Monthly payments for fitness memberships are suspended until further notice. Clients with fitness memberships do not need to contact the City – their PLAY accounts will be automatically adjusted. For clients who pre-paid for their fitness memberships, their accounts will automatically be extending upon reopening to reflect the closure dates.
Parks & Trails
Sports fields are open for casual informal use and user group bookings with restrictions. Group bookings at parks and sports fields are available for up to 100 people.
- Playgrounds are open.
- Splash pads are closed for the season.
Facilities
The INVISTA Centre and the Rideau Heights Community Centre & Library are now open.
Events
Municipal events are suspended until further notice.
Bookings
Indoor facility bookings are unavailable until further notice. Parks and sport fields are available for booking for a limited range of uses under the Province of Ontario's Stage 3 Reopening.
Kingston is "pro" active.
The City has adopted an Active Living Charter that commits to encouraging citizens to enjoy the benefits of active living and active transportation – using your feet, a bicycle or public transportation to get around.
The Active Living Charter reinforces that:
- The City's recreation and transportation infrastructure, policies, planning and programming are integral to making Kingston a healthy sustainable community.
- Recreational opportunities must be accessible and affordable to all who wish to make use of what the City has to offer to lead full lives. The City's Municipal Fee Assistance program help ensure that cost is no barrier to participation.

