Trout Lake Rink

Trout Lake Community Centre and Fitness Centre

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  Hours of operation 

  Community centre hours

  Monday to Friday	Saturday and Sunday
  9am to 10pm	8am to 5pm

  Fitness centre hours

  Monday to Friday	Saturday and Sunday
  6am to 9:45pm	8am to 4:45pm

  Rink hours

  Ice rinks are open. Public skating sessions and skating lessons are available.

  Rink schedule

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  Contact information and location

  Phone: 604-257-6955

  Fax: 604-257-6961

  Email: troutlakecc@vancouver.ca

  Address

  3360 Victoria Dr
  Vancouver, BC V5N 4M4

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  Trout Lake Rink amenities

  • Ice surface: 200 feet x 85 feet (NHL size)
  • Seating: 250
  • Ice: July to March 
  • Dry floor: April to June 

  Accessibility

  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Wheelchairs are welcome during public skating lessons. Participants must wear helmets. The person pushing the wheelchair must wear skates.

  Passes accepted

  • Leisure Access Program (LAP)
  • Flexipass
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  Ice rink admission fees

  Single admission

  Note Prices do not include tax.

  Type	Details and exceptions	Price
  Adult (19-64 years)	19-54 years at Britannia Rink	$7.93
  Youth (13-18 years)		$5.55
  Child (5-12 years)	6-12 years at Britannia Rink	$3.97
  Preschooler (0-4 years)	0-5 years at Britannia Rink Must be accompanied by an adult	Free
  Senior (65+ years)	55+ years at Britannia Rink	$5.55
  Low cost skate	Find low cost skate activities	50% off fees
  Group admission (10+ people)		25% off fees
  Family	1 to 2 adults from the same household and their children between the ages of 5 to 18 years old. Information icon Maximum 2 adults. All family members must be present at the time of admission.	$7.94 for up to 2 members (minimum charge). $3.97 for each additional member

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  Skate rental and sharpening fees

  Note Prices do not include tax.

  Type	Fee
  Public skate rental	$4
  School skate rental	$2
  10-pack skate rental	$36
  Sharpening	$7.71

  Note Each ice rink has a limited number of skate rentals and helmets available for public skates and Park Board skate lessons. Helmets are free of charge. 

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  Helmet policy for skating activities

  Anyone participating in skating classes, lessons, and programs must wear a CSA-certified hockey or snowboard helmet. You are also encouraged to wear a helmet at public skate times. Rinks have a limited number of helmets free-of-charge to registered program participants. Cycling helmets are not permitted.

  Receive a discount when you buy a helmet

  Bring your current Park Board skate lesson registration receipt to these retailers to receive:

  • 15% off CSA-certified helmets at Cyclone Taylor Sports in Vancouver
  • 20% off a CSA-certified Bauer 2100 helmet at Scoff's Hockey Shop in Burnaby