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Baycrest Arena

160 Neptune Dr., Toronto, ON

Imported from City of Toronto Open Data

Drop-in schedule

2 weekly sessions across 1 activity. Recurring weekly — holidays and rentals can change these, so call ahead before travelling.

Showing all 2 sessions.

DayTimeActivityAgeCost
Sat7pm9pmLeisure SkateSkating0+Free under 19adults pay
Sun2:30pm4:30pmLeisure SkateSkating0+Free under 19adults pay
Public facility operated by City of Toronto. Drop-in sessions are open to anyone — no registration needed unless noted. Holidays and facility rentals can override the schedule.

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What it costs

Anyone under 19 attends free — the City charges drop-in fees only to adults (19+) and older adults (60+). Pay at the front desk before the session.

City of Toronto published rates, checked 2026-08-04. Rates change with the annual budget — confirm on toronto.ca.

Lessons and camps you can register for

12 sections at Baycrest Arena were listed open for registration when the City's data was read on 16 October, across 4 different courses — all of them below. These need booking and cost extra, unlike the drop-in sessions above. The City's data does not say whether a course is full, so check availability before you plan around one.

CourseWhenRunsAgesAvailability
Learn To Skate - BeginnerSkatingSat2:15pm +4 more17 Oct – 12 Dec19+ yrsCheck on City site →
Learn to Skate 1SkatingSat3:45pm +2 more17 Oct – 12 Dec6–12 yrsCheck on City site →
Learn to Skate 2SkatingSat3:45pm +2 more17 Oct – 12 Dec6–12 yrsCheck on City site →
Learn To Skate - AdvancedSkatingSat2:15pm17 Oct – 12 Dec19+ yrsCheck on City site →

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Courses fill up and the City's feed doesn't say when one is full, so check availability on their page before planning around it. Refreshed weekly; anything already finished is removed.

What's in the building

Baycrest Arena has 2 listed facilities.

Indoor RinkMultipurpose Room

From the City of Toronto's facilities register. A room being listed doesn't mean it's open during every drop-in session. The linked ones open a page listing every City location with that facility.

Getting there

Baycrest Arena is at 160 Neptune Dr., Toronto. Accessibility: Partially Accessible.

The closest TTC stop is 150 Neptune Dr, a 234 m walk — about 3 minutes. Served by routes 109, 400. The nearest subway station is Yorkdale Station, 551 m away.

Walking distance is a real route over the City of Toronto’s street, path and trail network — not a straight line — and the closest stop is chosen by it. Computed from the TTC's schedule feed and the Toronto Centreline, both published by the City of Toronto as open data.

Questions people ask

Is Baycrest Arena free?

Free if you are under 19. Every one of the 2 drop-in sessions running at Baycrest Arena is free for anyone under 19; adults pay.

What drop-in sport and recreation runs at Baycrest Arena?

Baycrest Arena runs 2 weekly drop-in skating sessions.

How do I get to Baycrest Arena by TTC?

The closest TTC stop to Baycrest Arena is 150 Neptune Dr, a 234 m walk — about 3 minutes, served by routes 109, 400. The nearest subway station is Yorkdale Station. Walking distance is routed over the City's street and path network.

Do I need to register for drop-in sessions at Baycrest Arena?

No — the 2 drop-in sessions running at Baycrest Arena are open to anyone with no registration, unless a session notes otherwise. Holidays and facility rentals can override the schedule, so confirm before travelling.

Other places to play nearby

Lawrence Heights Community Centre

5 Replin Rd

1.2 km away · 29 weekly sessions · Fitness, Basketball, Dance

Barbara Frum Recreation Centre

20 Covington Rd

1.3 km away · 2 weekly sessions · Basketball

Ancaster Community Centre

41 Ancaster Rd

1.9 km away · 12 weekly sessions · Pickleball, Basketball, Multi-Sport

Distances are straight-line, not walking routes.

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