There's always something to do at Centennial, one of Toronto's busiest parks. Located at the northwest corner of Toronto, this park is home to the Etobicoke Olympium, Centennial Park Ski hill and Chalet, Centennial Arena, Centennial Park Conservatory and Centennial Park Stadium. The park also has a number of playgrounds, sport fields, baseball and softball diamonds, picnic areas and a wading pool. Centenial was opened in 1967 to celebrate Canada's 100th birthday. The land the park now occupies was once a dairy farm. A large portion of this farm was purchased by the City of Toronto to create the park. The ski hill now sits atop what was once a municipal dump. It was closed and covered over to provide users with an intermediate ski slope, a beginner slope and a snowboard slope. Centennial Park and the Etobicoke Olympian will be two of the major sporting venus for the 2015 Pan Am Games.
Centennial Park Conservatory
Ski Child 8hrs No RentalStudents with no experience or very little experience skiing should register in the 'Beginner' category and will proceed directly to beginner classes on the begineer hill. Students who have completed a holiday camp or 8 week program at TSSC or another CSIA accredited snowschool, should register in a higher step level or refer to the Toronto Fun Guide for additional information on the program structure. Ski equipment rentals are not included.
Jan-08-2014 to Feb-26-2014, Wed, 6 - 7pmRegistration begins Sep-08-2012
Ski Child 8hrs With RentalStudents with no experience or very little experience skiing should register in the 'Beginner' category and will proceed directly to beginner classes on the beginner hill. Students who have completed a holiday camp or 8 week program at TSSC or antoher CSIA accredited snowschool. should register in a higher step level or refer to the Toronto Fun Guide for additional information on the program structure. Ski equipment rentals are not included in the base fee but will be added before payment.
