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2021 Ice Rental Rates

A 25% premium will be applied to non-resident rentals. All prices are subject to change without notice. Bookings are based on availability.

Standard - Prime Time Rate

This rate applies to all ice surface rentals at all Arenas on Saturdays and Sundays and ice surface rentals later than 5:00pm at all Arenas with the exception of the Lindsay Recreation Complex.

$154.70 per hour plus HST

Minor Rate

This is a special rate that only applies to Minor Groups for ice surface rentals at all Arenas on Saturdays and Sundays and later than 5:00pm Monday through Friday with the exception of the Lindsay Recreation Complex.

$129 per hour plus HST

Non-Prime Time Rate

This rate applies to residents for all ice surface rentals from 7:00am to 5:00pm Monday through Friday.

$117.30 per hour plus HST

Lindsay Recreation Complex - Prime Time Rate

This rate applies to all Saturday and Sunday ice rentals and ice rentals after 5:00pm Monday through Friday at the Lindsay Recreation Complex from September through March.

$193.20 per hour plus HST

Lindsay Recreation Complex - Standard Rate - Spring and Summer (April-August)

This rate applies to all ice rentals at the Lindsay Recreation Complex during the months of April through August.

$206.10 per hour plus HST

Lindsay Recreation Complex - Minor Rate- Spring and Summer (April-August)

This is a special rate that only applies to resident Minor groups at the Lindsay Recreation Complex during the months of April through August.

$144.40 per hour plus HST

2021 Arena Floor Rate Schedule

A 25% premium will be applied to non-resident rentals. All prices are subject to change without notice. Bookings are based on availability.

Daily Rate

$1032 plus HST for Standard rentals

$645 plus HST for Minor sports

Hourly Rate

A 4 hour maximum rental time applies to receive the hourly rate.

$85.30 per hour plus HST for Standard rentals

$71.10 per hour plus HST for Minor sports

Interested in booking a facility? Complete our online Facility Booking Request Form.

Upon completion of the Facility Booking Request Form, you will receive confirmation of your request from a representative of the Facility Booking Office within two (2) business days.

Please note: if you are a representative from a User Group please ensure you are completing the appropriate Ice Request, Arena Floor Request or Sports Field Request Form.

Before any facility rental or event takes place in a municipal facility, a Safety Plan must be developed to ensure all relevant public health guidelines and requirements are in place to reduce the risk of transmission of COVID-19.

A COVID-19 Safety Plan must be completed and approved by the Kawartha Lakes Parks, Recreation and Culture Division prior to facility access.

This Safety Plan should be completed with the understanding that the Haliburton-Kawartha-Pine Ridge District Health Unit is following Step Three of the provincial Reopening Framework.

Complete a Hall and Events Safety Plan online here

Downloadable Documents:

• Download a copy of the City of Kawartha Lakes Indoor Hall Use Protocols - effective July 26, 2021
• Download a copy of the COVID-19 Representative Responsibilities - effective July 26, 2021

For further information regarding the Halls and Events Safety Form please contact:

City of Kawartha Lakes Parks, Recreation and Culture Division

Facility Booking Office

50 Wolfe Street, Lindsay, ON

Office Hours: Monday through Friday 8:30am to 4:30pm

Telephone: 705-324-9411 extension 1226

Fax: 705-878-9388

New! Ball Diamond and Athletic Field Request packages can now be completed and submitted online through the City website.

The Spring – Summer (May - September 2021) Ball Diamond and Athletic Field Request Form will be available online beginning February 10, 2021.

Complete the Spring-Summer 2021 Ball Diamond and Athletic Field Request Form online here

Alternate formats may be available. Contact the Facility Booking Office by e-mailing: facilitybooking@kawarthalakes.ca or calling 705-324-9411 extension 1226 for further information.

Deadline:

Spring – Summer 2021 Ball Diamond and Athletic Field Request Forms must be submitted no later than 12pm on Wednesday March 10, 2021.

Allocation Process:

Requests will be reviewed and allocated by the appropriate Supervisors. Contracts are necessary for all scheduled ball diamond or athletic field use and will be sent out once allocations are complete. Contracts must be signed and returned to the Facility Booking Office. 

Downloadable Documents:

• Athletic Field Cancellation Notice Form

For further information regarding Ball Diamond and Athletic Field Requests please contact:

City of Kawartha Lakes Parks, Recreation and Culture Division

Facility Booking Office

E-mail: facilitybooking@kawarthalakes.ca

Telephone: 705-324-9411 extension 1226

New! Arena Floor Request packages can now be completed and submitted online through the City website.

The Spring – Summer (April - August 2021) Arena Floor Request Form will be available online beginning January 28, 2021.

Complete the April-August 2021 Arena Floor Request Form online here

Alternate formats may be available. Contact the Facility Booking Office by e-mailing: facilitybooking@kawarthalakes.ca or calling 705-324-9411 extension 1226 for further information.

Deadline:

Spring – Summer 2021 Arena Floor Request Forms must be submitted no later than 12pm on Friday February 26, 2021.

Allocation Process:

Requests will be reviewed and allocated in March. Contracts are necessary for all scheduled arena floor use and will be sent out in March/April. Contracts must be signed and returned to the Facility Booking Office.

For further information regarding Ice Allocations please contact:

City of Kawartha Lakes Parks, Recreation and Culture Division

Facility Booking Office

Telephone: 705-324-9411 extension 1226

E-mail the Facility Booking Office

To ensure that access to its facilities is fair and equitable for all of its existing and potential users. The City has established an allocation process will take place before each ice season with the following considerations:

• A coordinated allocation of its various facilities to make the most effective and efficient use of facilities
• To provide appropriate time slots and opportunities for all levels and types of users
• To promote and allow growth toward maximum utilization of facilities
• To service the demand and warranted change resulting from changing demographics and recreation/leisure trends by maintaining sufficient flexibility of scheduling
• To accommodate local community user groups
• To establish clear priority listing for allocation of available facility time

For further information refer to the City of Kawartha Lakes Revised Ice Facility Allocation Management Directive.

Ice Request Packages:

New! Ice Request packages can now be completed and submitted online through the City website.

Fall - Winter (September 2021 to March 2022) Ice Request Forms will be available online beginning Wednesday June 2, 2021

Complete the Ice Request Form Online here

Alternate formats may be available. Contact the Facility Booking Office by e-mailing: facilitybooking@kawarthalakes.ca or calling 705-324-9411 extension 1226 for further information.

Deadline:

The Fall 2021–Winter 2022 Ice Request Form must be submitted no later than 12pm on Wednesday June 23, 2021.

Allocation Process:

Ice Allocations are processed through the Facility Booking Office. Once requests are received by the deadline the Supervisors of each facility will go through and allocate ice time based on the priority listing located in the City of Kawartha Lakes Revised Ice Facility Allocation Management Directive.

Once ice has been allocated, contracts will be created and emailed to each user group. Contracts must be reviewed, signed and returned to the Facility Booking Office by a specified due date in order to have a firm booking. Failure to do so could result in the ice time being allocated to someone else.

For further information regarding Ice Allocations please contact:

City of Kawartha Lakes Parks, Recreation and Culture Division

Facility Booking Office

Telephone: 705-324-9411 extension 1226

E-mail the Facility Booking Office

As the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) outbreak continues to evolve, health and safety is our number one priority.  To ensure the health and safety of the community cooperation is required from everyone.

Safety measures in place include, but are not limited to, the following:

• Screening before entering the facility
• Physical distancing
• Hand sanitization upon entry and exit of the facility
• Restrictions on the number of users and spectators
  • One-way entrance into the facility, individual ice pad and designated exits using directional floor markers to support physical distancing
  • Enhanced cleaning of the facility following each ice rental
  • No access to the general public
  • Designated COVID-19 Representative provided by each ice user group

In order to ensure a safe return to facility utilization the following protocols have been adopted for ice user groups and participants.

Ice Use Protocols

• Mask/face covering must be worn while in the facility, except for on-ice activity. Bench staff must wear a mask/face covering.
• Follow facility traffic flow plan. Signage and physical distancing markers have been posted. 
• It is recommended to arrive no earlier than 10 minutes prior to going on the ice. Depart the facility no longer than 10 minutes after contracted ice time.
• Utilize designated dressing rooms to put equipment on. It is recommended to come partially dressed to reduce time needed in dressing room.  Masks must be worn while in the dressing room.  Showers are not available.
• No more than 40 participants on the ice.
• No more than 10 coaching staff and officials. 
• Spectators are limited to 2 per on ice participant (no more than 80 spectators).
• Use designated washroom facilities.
  • All user groups must record the name and contact information of every member of the public who attends (participants, officials, bench staff and spectators) and maintain the record for a period of at least one month.
  • Off ice warm-up activities are not permitted within the facility. 
  • Dryland training sessions are not permitted on the facility grounds.

It is required that program/league administrators complete a COVID-19 Safety Plan online describing the steps being taken to adhere to all regulations and requirements including distancing and crowd control.  The final plan should be shared with all participants (athletes, parents or guardians, coaches, volunteers, spectators.

Consequences for not following Protocols:

If it is determined that user groups and their respective participants/members are not adhering to the protocols, the progressive discipline steps detailed below will be followed:

First Offense – Loss of Ice Time – written communication, loss of one ice time for user group at the group’s expense

Second Offense – Loss of Ice Time - written communication, loss of three ice times for user group at the group’s expense

Third Offense – Loss of Ice Time - written communication, loss of five ice times for user group at the group’s expense

Fourth Offense – Ice Booking Privileges Revoked – written communication, loss of booking privileges for at least the remainder of the season.

There will be Zero Tolerance.

Progressive discipline penalties may be extended into the future season.

Downloadable Documents:

• Download a copy of the City of Kawartha Lakes Ice Use Protocols - effective September 7, 2021
• Download a copy of the COVID-19 Representative Responsibilities - effective September 7, 2021
• Download a copy of the Ice Rental Agreement - Release and Waiver of Liability Assumption of Risk and Indemnity Agreement

For further information regarding Ice Use Protocols please contact:

City of Kawartha Lakes Parks, Recreation and Culture Division

Facility Booking Office

50 Wolfe Street, Lindsay, ON

Office Hours: Monday through Friday 8:30am to 4:30pm

Telephone: 705-324-9411 extension 1226

Fax: 705-878-9388

E-mail the Facility Booking Office

As the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) outbreak continues to evolve, health and safety is our number one priority.  To ensure the health and safety of the community cooperation is required from everyone.

Safety measures in place include, but are not limited to, the following:

• Screening before entering the facility
• Physical distancing
• Hand sanitization upon entry and exit of the facility
• Restrictions on the number of users and spectators
  • One-way entrance into the facility, individual ice pad and designated exits using directional floor markers to support physical distancing
  • Enhanced cleaning of the facility following each ice rental
  • No access to the general public
  • Designated COVID-19 Representative provided by each ice user group

In order to ensure a safe return to facility utilization the following protocols have been adopted for ice user groups and participants.

Ice Use Protocols:

• Mask/face covering must be worn while in the facility, except for on-ice activity. Bench staff must wear a mask/face covering;
• Follow facility traffic flow plan. Signage and physical distancing markers have been posted;
• It is recommended to arrive no earlier than 10 minutes prior to going on the ice. Depart the facility no longer than 10 minutes after contracted ice time;
• Utilize designated dressing rooms to put equipment on. It is recommended to come partially dressed to reduce time needed in dressing room.  Masks must be worn while in the dressing room;
• No more than 30 participants including all coaching staff are permitted on the ice;
• Spectators are limited to 2 per participant (no more than 60 spectators);
• Use designated washroom facilities;
• All user groups must record the name and contact information of every member of the public who attends (participants, officials, bench staff and spectators) and maintain the record for a period of at least one month;
• Off ice warm-up activities are not permitted within the facility;
• Dryland training sessions are not permitted on the facility grounds;
• No outside food permitted.  Individual water bottles are permitted;

It is required that program/league administrators complete a COVID-19 Arena Safety Plan online describing the steps being taken to adhere to all regulations and requirements including distancing and crowd control.  The final plan should be shared with all participants (athletes, parents or guardians, coaches, volunteers, spectators).

Consequences of not following Protocols:

If it is determined that user groups and their respective participants/members are not adhering to the protocols, the progressive discipline steps detailed below will be followed:

First Offense – Loss of Ice Time – written communication, loss of one ice time for user group at the group’s expense

Second Offense – Loss of Ice Time - written communication, loss of three ice times for user group at the group’s expense

Third Offense – Loss of Ice Time - written communication, loss of five ice times for user group at the group’s expense

Fourth Offense – Ice Booking Privileges Revoked – written communication, loss of booking privileges for at least the remainder of the season.

There will be Zero Tolerance.

Progressive discipline penalties may be extended into the future season.

Downloadable Documents:

• Download a copy of the City of Kawartha Lakes Ice Use Protocols - effective July 26, 2021
• Download a copy of the Lindsay Recreation Complex Pad 2 Traffic Flow Map
• Download a copy of the COVID-19 Representative Responsibilities - effective July 26, 2021
• Download a copy of the Ice Rental Agreement - Release and Waiver of Liability Assumption of Risk and Indemnity Agreement

For further information regarding Ice Use Protocols please contact:

City of Kawartha Lakes Parks, Recreation and Culture Division

Facility Booking Office

50 Wolfe Street, Lindsay, ON

Office Hours: Monday through Friday 8:30am to 4:30pm

Telephone: 705-324-9411 extension 1226

Fax: 705-878-9388

E-mail the Facility Booking Office

As part of the Ice User protocols each ice user group must appoint one COVID-19 Representative for each rental.  If this responsibility is not completed the user group may lose ice booking privileges.

COVID-19 Representative Responsibilities

This person is responsible for the following tasks and cannot be on the ice providing instruction:

• Ensure the group is following the COVID-19 Arena Safety Plan.
• Maintain a log of all people who enter the facility, including name, contact information, date and time (includes all participants, spectators, volunteers) to facilitate contact tracing. Perform active screening of participants/people entering facility prior to entry. Record the answers to the screening questions and based on the responses allow people to enter the facility. Retain the log for 30 days after the booking. Please refer to the provincial screening tool.
• Ensure all participants utilize the designated entrance and exit. 
• Ensure the assigned dressing rooms are used by the participants.  Plan to coordinate the participants according to the maximum number of people permitted in a dressing room.
• Ensure the user group is adhering to physical distancing standards.
• Ensure there are no more than 40 on ice participants.
• Ensure there are no more than 10 coaching staff and officials.
• Ensure there are no more than 80 spectators.
• Ensure each participant/person is wearing a mask as they enter the facility and while in the building excluding while on the ice.
• Ensure the user group is adhering to the ice pad traffic flow plan.
• Plan to have all participants/people ready to enter the building no earlier than 10 minutes prior to going on the ice.  Once attendance and screening logs are completed outside of the facility, the group would enter the facility ready to go on the ice.
• Ensure that all participants have vacated the dressing room(s) no later than 10 minutes after the ice time is completed. Loitering in any area of the facility is not permitted. 
• Ensure that all municipal and provincial protocols are being followed.

Downloadable Documents:

• Download a copy of the City of Kawartha Lakes Ice Use Protocols - effective September 7, 2021
• Download a copy of the COVID-19 Representative Responsibilities - effective September 7, 2021
• Download a copy of the Ice Rental Agreement - Release and Waiver of Liability Assumption of Risk and Indemnity Agreement

For further information regarding Ice Use Protocols please contact:

City of Kawartha Lakes Parks, Recreation and Culture Division

Facility Booking Office

50 Wolfe Street, Lindsay, ON

Office Hours: Monday through Friday 8:30am to 4:30pm

Telephone: 705-324-9411 extension 1226

Fax: 705-878-9388

E-mail the Facility Booking Office

As part of the Ice User protocols each ice user group must appoint one COVID-19 Representative for each rental.  If this responsibility is not completed the user group may lose ice booking privileges.

COVID-19 Representative Responsibilities:

This person is responsible for the following tasks and cannot be on the ice providing instruction:

• Ensure the groups is following the COVID-19 Arena Safety Plan;
• Maintain a log of all people who enter the facility, including name, contact information, date and time (includes all participants, spectators, volunteers) to facilitate contact tracing. Perform active screening of participants/people entering facility prior to entry. Record the answers to the screening questions and based on the responses allow people to enter the facility. Retain the log for 30 days after the booking. Please refer to the Provincial Screening Tool
• Ensure all participants utilize the designated entrance and exit;
• Ensure the assigned dressing rooms are used by the participants.  Plan to coordinate the participants according to the maximum number of people permitted in a dressing room;
• Ensure the user group is adhering to physical distancing standards;
• Ensure there are no more than 30 on-ice participants including all coaching staff;
• Ensure there are no more than 60 spectators;
• Ensure each participant/person is wearing a mask as they enter the facility and while in the building excluding while on the ice;
• Ensure the user group is adhering to the ice pad traffic flow plan;
• Plan to have all participants/people ready to enter the building no earlier than 10 minutes prior to going on the ice.  Once attendance and screening logs are completed outside of the facility, the group would enter the facility ready to go on the ice;
• Ensure that all participants have vacated the dressing room(s) no later than 10 minutes after the ice time is completed. Loitering in any area of the facility is not permitted;
• Ensure that all municipal and provincial protocols are being followed.

Downloadable Documents:

• Download a copy of the City of Kawartha Lakes Ice Use Protocols - effective July 26, 2021
• Download a copy of the Lindsay Recreation Complex Pad 2 Traffic Flow Map
• Download a copy of the COVID-19 Representative Responsibilities - effective July 26, 2021
• Download a copy of the Ice Rental Agreement - Release and Waiver of Liability Assumption of Risk and Indemnity Agreement

For further information regarding Ice Use Protocols please contact:

City of Kawartha Lakes Parks, Recreation and Culture Division

Facility Booking Office

50 Wolfe Street, Lindsay, ON

Office Hours: Monday through Friday 8:30am to 4:30pm

Telephone: 705-324-9411 extension 1226

Fax: 705-878-9388

E-mail the Facility Booking Office

Effective July 26, 2021, all users will be required to submit a COVID-19 Arena Safety Plan prior to being permitted ice use.

A COVID-19 Safety Plan must be completed and approved by the Kawartha Lakes Parks, Recreation and Culture Division prior to facility usage. The Safety Plan should be completed with the understanding that the Haliburton-Kawartha-Pine Ridge District Health Unit is following Step Three of the Provincial Reopening Framework.

Prior to completing a COVID-19 Arena Safety Plan, please follow the steps below to assist you in completion of your plan:

1. Review the current City of Kawartha Lakes Ice User Protocols

2. Review the current City of Kawartha Lakes COVID-19 Representative Responsibilities

3. Review the appropriate facility Direction Flow Map(s)

4. Review Ontario’s Reopening Framework and refer to Step Three of the Framework

5. Ensure you are compliant with your national or provincial sporting organization

Complete an COVID-19 Arena Safety Plan here

For further information regarding COVID-19 Arena Safety Plans please contact:

City of Kawartha Lakes Parks, Recreation and Culture Division

Facility Booking Office

50 Wolfe Street, Lindsay, ON

Office Hours: Monday through Friday 8:30am to 4:30pm

Telephone: 705-324-9411 extension 1226

Fax: 705-878-9388

E-mail the Facility Booking Office

Bobcaygeon

• Riverview Park - 16 River Park Road, Bobcaygeon (2 shelters on site)
• Tommy Anderson Park - 94 Dunn Street, Bobcaygeon

Cambray

• Cambray Ball Park - 2255 Elm Tree Road, Cambray

Coboconk

• Coboconk Lions Park - 9 Grandy Road, Coboconk

Fenelon Falls

• Garnet Graham Park - 98 Francis Street, Fenelon Falls

Lindsay 

• Elgin Park - 162 Angeline Street North, Lindsay
• Memorial Park - 515 Lindsay Street South, Lindsay (4 shelters on site)
• Nayoro Park - 45 Durham Street East, Lindsay
• Old Mill Park - 16 Kent Street East, Lindsay
• Victoria Park - 210 Kent Street West, Lindsay

Little Britain 

• Little Britain Community Centre - 9 Arena Road, Little Britain

Oakwood

• Oakwood Community Centre - 1010 Eldon Road, Oakwood

Omemee

• Emily Omemee Community Centre -212 Sturgeon Road, Omemee
• Omemee Beach Park - Rutland Street East & George Street, Omemee

Ops

• Ops Community Centre - 2569 Highway 7, Lindsay

As the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) outbreak continues to evolve, health and safety is our number one priority. To ensure the health and safety of the community, cooperation is required from everyone.

Measures being put into place include, but are not limited to, the following:

• Screening before entering the facility
• Hand sanitization upon entry and exit of the facility
• Restrictions in the capacity of facilities to allow for physical distancing
• Designated entrance/exit to the facility, using directional floor markers to support physical distancing
• Enhanced cleaning of the facility following each rental
• No access to the general public or any spectators
• Designated COVID-19 Representative provided by each user group

In order to ensure a safe return to facility utilization the following protocols have been adopted for user groups and participants. These protocols, along with the directives outlined in the Framework for Reopening the Province during Stage 3, must be adhered to.

Facility Use Protocols

• Limited to the number that can maintain a physical distance of at least two metres from every other person and not exceeding 50% capacity;
• If your event will have dancing, capacity is reduced to 25% capacity, and you must have a designated dance floor;
• Sign must be posted with the capacity limit for the event;
• Space must be configured so that patrons seated at different tables are separated by a distance of at least 2 metres;
• Actively screen individuals upon entry;
• Record the name and contact information of every member of the public who attends the event;
• Retain the records for period of at least 1 month.
• Food may be served;
• Masks must be worn inside, masks may only be removed to eat and drink when patrons are seated at their table;
• Tables must be assigned, people cannot sit at multiple tables throughout the event;
• 2 metres of physical distancing must be maintained at all times;
• A Safety Plan is required and must be submitted online before the event by the event organizer.
• The event organizer will need to have a COVID representative who will be responsible for making sure that everyone is following the rules outlined in the Safety Plan.

Complete a Halls and Events Safety Plan here

Downloadable Documents:

• Download a copy of the City of Kawartha Lakes Indoor Hall Use Protocols - effective July 26, 2021
• Download a copy of the COVID-19 Representative Responsibilities - effective July 26, 2021

For further information regarding the Halls and Events Safety Form please contact:

City of Kawartha Lakes Parks, Recreation and Culture Division

Facility Booking Office

50 Wolfe Street, Lindsay, ON

Office Hours: Monday through Friday 8:30am to 4:30pm

Telephone: 705-324-9411 extension 1226

Fax: 705-878-9388

Class A Athletic Fields:

Wilson Fields, Optimist Soccer Park, Kawartha Park, George Street Park, Little Britain and Sylvester Park.

Service: Lined every 2 weeks, L1 grass maintenance

2021 Adult Rates:

Game: $38.80

Tournament: $129.90

(Tournament fee is based on per diamond/per field day)

2021 Minor Rates:

Game:$19.60

Tournament: $ 64.60

(Tournament fee is based on a per diamond/per field day)

Class B Athletic Fields:

Neighbourhood Parks, Legion Park, Oakwood and Auden Park.

Service: Lined, L2 grass maintenance

2021 Adult Rates:

Game: $25.80

Tournament: $ 58.10

(Tournament fee is based on a per diamond/per field day)

2021 Minor Rates:

Game: $13

Tournament: $29.20

(Tournament fee is based on per diamond/per field per day)

All fees subject to change. Contact the Facility Booking Office to confirm pricing. All fees subject to applicable taxes. Each single field booking is considered to be a maximum of two hours in length. Extra fees include lighting at $13.20 per game.

Wilson Fields (1-6), Fenelon Falls (1,2), Bobcaygeon (1,2), Little Britain (1-3), Oakwood (1,2), Woodville (1), Ops (1,2) and Emily/Omemee.

Service: Dragged once per day, L1 grass maintenance.

2021 Adult Rates:

Game: $45.20

Tournament: $129.20

(Tournament fee is based on per diamond/field per day)

2021 Minor Rates:

Game: $22.80

Tournament: $64.60

(Tournament fee is based on per diamond/field per day)

Class B Ball Diamonds:

Valentia and Memorial Park

Service: Dragged once a week, no lining, L1 grass maintenance.

2021 Adult Rates:

Game: $32.30

Tournament: $96.90

(Tournament fee is based on per diamond/field per day)

2021 Minor Rates:

Game: $16.30

Tournament: $48.60

(Tournament fee is based on per diamond/field per day)

Class C Ball Diamonds:

Neighbourhood Parks, Coboconk Legion Park, George Street Park, Wilson Fields (7), Woodville (2), Ops (3), Oakwood (3), Cameron, Norland and Cambray.

Service: Could be dragged up to three times per season, L1 or L2 grass maintenance.

2021 Adult Rates:

Game: $19.60

Tournament: $58.10

(Tournament fee is based on per diamond/field per day)

2021 Minor Rates:

Game: $9.80

Tournament: $29.20

(Tournament fee is based on per diamond/field per day)

All fees subject to change. Contact the Facility Booking Office to confirm pricing. All fees subject to applicable taxes. Each single field booking is considered to be a maximum of two hours in length. Extra fees include lighting at $13.20 per game.