Recreation Facilities

The new programs are the successful result of a tremendous amount of teamwork involving technical and marketing experts, supported by valuable feedback from pool decision-makers, Instructors, Instructor Trainers, and end-users.

The City of Pembroke is pleased to be home to the Hockeytown Canada Mini Golf facility located in Riverside Park.

Known as Pem Ice II, this facility is the second indoor ice surface in Pembroke and is primarily used by the Minor Sport organizations. Built in 1977, the Centre has recently received an upgrade in terms of a multi-purpose room addition. The main season runs from August to April when the ice is in place but the facility remains in use during the summer months playing host to sporting and other special events.

The Pembroke Curing Club has regular, senior and junior members who curl on 4 sheets of ice regularly every day of the week except Saturday which is left open for bonspeils.

Nestled on the shores of the beautiful Ottawa River, the marina offers several amenities including gasoline, oil, river charts, pump-out, public washrooms and boater showers and laundry facility.

“The most impressive facility of its’ kind” between North Bay and Ottawa, the PMC has a rich history and captures the imagination of many who enter her doors. The main tenant, the Pembroke Lumber Kings are a storied Junior “A” franchise and have competed for national championships in recent eras.

Click here to learn about or book the 600 seat Riverwalk Amphitheatre at Waterfront Park!

The City of Pembroke's tennis courts are located at Rotary Park, on the corner of James and Mary Streets. The courts are open to anyone, and are lit up for evening play.

The Bark Park is the City of Pembroke's official off-leash dog park.