Moncton free and low-cost recreation: walking, courts and local programs

Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada

Moncton, New Brunswick: parks and recreation services. Find local rules, practical steps, useful answers and official service links.

Key information

Moncton’s low-cost recreation includes free indoor walking, subsidized youth visits and public outdoor courts. Operators and booking methods differ. The city’s YMCA swim times conflict between two pages, so use the operator’s live timetable for those sessions.

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At a glance

Quick answers for Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada. Details and exceptions follow below.
QuestionQuick answer
Where can I walk indoors free at the Coliseum?The program is at 377 Killam Drive, October to April on non-event weekdays. The listed walking hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; call 506-857-4100 to confirm.
Does a young person need an adult for first registration?Ages 12 to 17 must register with a legal guardian on their first visit. Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult guardian.
Where is the public shuffleboard court?At Fairview Knoll Park, 111 Fairview Knoll Drive. A registered access code lets users borrow on-site equipment without a charge.

Sources: Seniors | City of Moncton · Youth | City of Moncton

Plan your next step

From choosing an activity to taking part
  1. Choose the task

    Find the activity, place, booking or assistance route you need.

  2. Check the rules

    Match the age, residency, access and timing requirements.

  3. Plan or book

    Use the named provider to finish registration, apply for help or plan the visit.

Choose your activity or service

Where can I walk indoors free at the Coliseum?

The program is at 377 Killam Drive, October to April on non-event weekdays. The listed walking hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; call 506-857-4100 to confirm.

Source: Seniors | City of Moncton

Is there another free indoor walking track?

The North End YMCA at 70 Twin Oaks Drive has a 100-metre indoor track listed as open daily without charge.

Source: Youth | City of Moncton

Can youth use a discounted YMCA day pass?

The city partnership lists $5 visits on Fridays and Saturdays for ages 12 to 18. Confirm the facility’s current session and access rules.

Source: Youth | City of Moncton

Booking, access and participation

Does a young person need an adult for first registration?

Ages 12 to 17 must register with a legal guardian on their first visit. Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult guardian.

Source: Youth | City of Moncton

Are there free older-adult movement classes?

The city lists DansEncorps bilingual classes at Aberdeen Cultural Centre, 140 Botsford Street, including chair yoga, body alignment, line dancing and Qi Gong.

Source: Seniors | City of Moncton

When can I book the following week’s DansEncorps classes?

The reviewed fall program opens booking each Tuesday at 1 p.m. Create the provider profile and reserve an available class.

Source: Seniors | City of Moncton

Other rules and useful help

Where is the public shuffleboard court?

At Fairview Knoll Park, 111 Fairview Knoll Drive. A registered access code lets users borrow on-site equipment without a charge.

Source: Seniors | City of Moncton

Which tennis and pickleball parks does the page list?

Candlewood, Lewisville, East End and Alexander parks, with their addresses in the location list below.

Source: Seniors | City of Moncton

Are the outdoor courts reserved by paid admission?

The city describes free first-come use during the June-to-October season. Bring appropriate equipment or use the listed code-based loan route.

Source: Seniors | City of Moncton

Do all listed YMCA swims start at the same time?

The city’s youth and seniors pages show different Friday times. Confirm with the YMCA at 506-857-0606 rather than relying on either copied timetable.

Source: Seniors | City of Moncton

Low-cost activity locations

Nine locations named in the city’s seniors and youth activity information. This is a list for the activities described here, rather than every Moncton recreation facility. Schedules can change. Check the operator before travelling.
PlaceAddressUseful detail
Moncton ColiseumMap of Moncton Coliseum377 Killam DriveFree indoor walking is listed for October to April on non-event weekdays, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Call 506-857-4100 first.
YMCA Moncton NorthMap of YMCA Moncton North70 Twin Oaks DriveThe city lists a free 100-metre indoor walking track. Check the YMCA’s current daily access arrangements.
Greater Moncton YMCAMap of Greater Moncton YMCA30 War Veterans AvenueThe city links this operator for community activities. Check the YMCA’s live swimming schedule because city pages show conflicting Friday start times.
Dans Encorps at Aberdeen Cultural CentreMap of Dans Encorps at Aberdeen Cultural Centre140 Botsford StreetFree bilingual older-adult movement sessions are listed for the fall season. Call 506-855-0998 for the current class and booking arrangements.
Fairview Knoll ParkMap of Fairview Knoll Park111 Fairview Knoll DriveThe city lists free shuffleboard equipment access using a code. Arrange the equipment code through the city service.
Candlewood ParkMap of Candlewood Park90 Candlewood DriveOne of four parks named for free first-come outdoor court play during the June to October season.
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Nine locations named in the city’s seniors and youth activity information. This is a list for the activities described here, rather than every Moncton recreation facility. Schedules can change. Check the operator before travelling. (continued)
PlaceAddressUseful detail
Lewisville ParkMap of Lewisville Park45 Glenmoor DriveOne of four parks named for free first-come outdoor court play during the June to October season.
East End ParkMap of East End Park35 Fergus StreetOne of four parks named for free first-come outdoor court play during the June to October season.
Alexander ParkMap of Alexander Park95 Humphrey StreetOne of four parks named for free first-come outdoor court play during the June to October season.

Nine locations named in the city’s seniors and youth activity information. This is a list for the activities described here, rather than every Moncton recreation facility. Schedules can change. Check the operator before travelling.

Moncton Coliseum

377 Killam Drive

Free indoor walking is listed for October to April on non-event weekdays, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Call 506-857-4100 first.

Sources: Seniors | City of Moncton

YMCA Moncton North

70 Twin Oaks Drive

The city lists a free 100-metre indoor walking track. Check the YMCA’s current daily access arrangements.

Sources: Seniors | City of Moncton

Greater Moncton YMCA

30 War Veterans Avenue

The city links this operator for community activities. Check the YMCA’s live swimming schedule because city pages show conflicting Friday start times.

Sources: Seniors | City of Moncton

Dans Encorps at Aberdeen Cultural Centre

140 Botsford Street

Free bilingual older-adult movement sessions are listed for the fall season. Call 506-855-0998 for the current class and booking arrangements.

Sources: Seniors | City of Moncton

Fairview Knoll Park

111 Fairview Knoll Drive

The city lists free shuffleboard equipment access using a code. Arrange the equipment code through the city service.

Sources: Seniors | City of Moncton

Candlewood Park

90 Candlewood Drive

One of four parks named for free first-come outdoor court play during the June to October season.

Sources: Seniors | City of Moncton

Lewisville Park

45 Glenmoor Drive

One of four parks named for free first-come outdoor court play during the June to October season.

Sources: Seniors | City of Moncton

East End Park

35 Fergus Street

One of four parks named for free first-come outdoor court play during the June to October season.

Sources: Seniors | City of Moncton

Alexander Park

95 Humphrey Street

One of four parks named for free first-come outdoor court play during the June to October season.

Sources: Seniors | City of Moncton

Sources: Seniors | City of Moncton

Local service links

These are the service sources used for this Moncton guide. Use their current forms, calendars and notices when completing a task.

Sources: Seniors | City of Moncton · Youth | City of Moncton