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Fitness centres

COVID-19 update

Topics: Proof of vaccination, masks, and steam rooms

Last updated: January 21, 2022

Fitness centres reopening on January 24

Select fitness centres will reopen on Monday, January 24: Hillcrest, Trout Lake, Dunbar, Mount Pleasant, Kitsilano, Kensington, Creekside, Champlain, Renfrew, VAC, Lord Byng, Templeton, and Strathcona.

Registration opens three days in advance at noon and closes 30 minutes before the session starts. Drop-in slots will be available, but capacity is limited.

Group fitness and exercise programs will resume on January 24. Contact your local community centre for details.

View select fitness centres and hours

Saunas and Whirlpools

All sauna and whirlpools, except Dunbar and Marpole, will reopen on January 24.

Proof of vaccination

The BC vaccine card is the only accepted form of proof of vaccination. Paper immunization records received at vaccine appointments are no longer accepted as proof of vaccination. Participants will be required to show the digital or printed version of the vaccine card QR code.

Get your BC vaccine card

Proof of vaccination is required to participate in some programs and events. Entry into recreation centres does not require proof of vaccination, but will be required for some programs and activities. Come prepared with your BC vaccine card and government-issued photo ID.

Learn about venues, programs, and events that require proof of vaccination (46 KB)

Masks

Masks are mandatory in our facilities at all times with the exception of those under the age of 5. Masks can be removed when actively exercising, but we strongly encourage people wear a mask even during their physical activities.

If you do not have a mask, one will be provided at the front desk.

Get fit and stay fit at a fitness centre near you. Enjoy a wide range of equipment and take advantage of additional features including trainers, steam rooms, saunas, and whirlpools at many of our facilities.

The minimum age to use a Vancouver Park Board fitness centre is 13 years old.

Register online for one-hour workout sessions

Fitness centres will reopen on January 24. Online registration for fitness sessions will be available. Drop-in slots will also be available, but capacity is limited.

Sessions are 60 minutes long with 15 minute break between sessions.

Registration opens three days in advance at noon and closes 30 minutes before the session starts.

Flexipasses and 10-visit passes are accepted for online registration.