What activities do you offer?

With a variety of activities available, including swimming, skating, fitness, weight room, sports, pottery and more.

Check out the activity schedule section for information about scheduled and drop-in options.

How do I register for a program/course?

Plan your recreation fun! You can browse, register and pay for programs online with no wait. Check out this video to show you how. Here are a few tips to help make the registration process easier.

What are Panorama facility hours?

The facility hours vary depending on the area which you are attending. For example, the arena facilities may open earlier/later than the weight room or racquet courts. Please refer to our home page for a list of our activity schedules and the hours of operation page for facility information.

What are the fees and admission rates for Panorama?

Rates are explained on our Admission Rates page. Prices drop significantly when you purchase 10 or more visits at a time. Families can also enjoy Panorama for a family rate. Family = 2 adults and up to 3 youth (max 18 years) or 1 adult and up to 4 youth (max 18 years) living at the same address .  This is a great way to spend quality time together.

Are there any age restrictions for public access?

  • The Weight is restricted to age 15 and older. 13 years+ who have taken the Regional Weight Room Orientation course may attend.
  • Fitness classes have a minimum of 12 years of age.
  • In the Pool, children 6 yrs and under must be within arms’ reach of an adult (19yrs+) in the water at all times.

Where is the Lost & Found?

Please see reception.

How do lockers work?

All lockers accept tokens only. Tokens are available for purchase at reception. The cost is 25¢ per token or 25 for $5. Small lockers take 1 token, large lockers take 2 tokens. All lockers are for day use only ($10 charge for lost keys). Lockers are available on a first-come first-served basis.

What equipment do you have for sale at reception?

  • Goggles
  • Swim Caps
  • Nose Plugs
  • Ear Plugs
  • Little Swimmers
  • Hockey Tape
  • Squash Balls
  • Tennis Balls
  • Water Bottles
  • Towels

What equipment do you have for rent?

We have ice skates, squash, racquetball and tennis racquets. A valid Picture ID is required for racquets (Driver's License, School ID etc). Helmets are available to borrow at no cost.

    How is Panorama Funded?

    Panorama is funded by a property value tax, user fees, donations, grants and cost sharing.

    Why are parks and recreation programs important?

    Recreation used to be viewed as something pleasant which we did when we had time. This perception has undergone significant change in recent years. Individuals and communities have realized—and research continues to demonstrate—the broad reaching benefits associated with recreation and active living. The 1997 Benefits Catalogue, produced by the REThink Group for Health Canada, the Canadian Parks and Recreation Association and Parks and Recreation Ontario, identifies eight major benefits areas. These are:

    • Recreation and active living are essential to personal health
    • Recreation is a key to balanced human development
    • Recreation and parks are essential to quality of life
    • Recreation reduces self-destructive and anti-social behaviour
    • Recreation and parks build strong families and healthy communities
    • Recreation reduces health care, social service and police/justice costs
    • Recreation and parks are significant economic generators
    • Parks, open space and natural areas are essential to ecological survival

    Program Brochure

    Registration is available online, in-person and by phone.



    Click the link for a printable PDF version of the Fall brochure.

    Fall program registration is active now.

    Watch our registration tips video to help make the registration process easier.

    LIFE Program

    Panorama Recreation is pleased to offer the LIFE (Leisure Involvement for Everyone) Program. It is designed to provide no cost and low-cost recreation opportunities for individuals and families on limited incomes. Read more >>