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The Pavilion

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Fall registration
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The Pavilion

1001 Southwest Bradbury Way, Bend, OR, United States

Activities

1001 Southwest Bradbury Way, Bend, OR, United States
(541) 389-7588 (SK8T)
info@bendparksandrec.org

Hours

The Pavilion is open for youth summer programs.

Ice Season:

2020-21 ice season and programs to be determined. We hope to share more information mid-September.

Customer Service Hours:

Monday – Thursday: 5:30 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.
Friday: 6:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
Saturday: 7:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Sunday: Closed

Questions? Contact: Customer Service
Phone: (541) 389-7275
Email: Customer Service

Updates at bendparksandrec.org/covid-19.

Holidays & Special Hours:

The Pavilion has reopened for youth summer programs. No drop-in skating will be offered this summer.

2020-21 Ice Season is to be determined. We hope to have more information in mid-September. We appreciate your patience.

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Public Skate Sessions:

2020-21 ice season to be determined. We hope to have more information in mid-September.

Check schedules for times.

Open Skate: Recreational skating for all ages and abilities; however, children 6 years and under must be supervised by a responsible person 14 years or older. Hockey, speed skating and advanced figure skating not allowed. Groups of ten and more, call 72 hours in advance for special pricing. During normally lower attendance times, activities may include basic skating and/ or laps on the outside perimeter and basic figure skating/ice dancing/freestyle on the inside. These sessions may occasionally include large groups such as schools. Check online schedules prior to attendance so you know what to expect. Sorry, no sticks allowed.

$6 Sunday Family Skate: Open skate for families for only $6/person (all ages) including skate rental. All children must be accompanied by parent/guardian. Not available on select days. Check schedules for times.

$6 Cheap Skates: Special open skate sessions for only $6/person (all ages) including skate rental on Tuesday nights. Open skate rules apply. Ice season only. Not available on select days. Check schedules for times.

$6 Parent-Tot Skate: Open skate and activities for toddler and pre-school age children for only $6/person (all ages) including skate rental. All children must be accompanied by parent/guardian. Ice season only. Not available on select days. Check schedules for times.

Non-ice Season Only: The Pavilion skate park features, and games including foosball, table tennis and corn hole will be included during open skate and Sunday Family Skate times.

See Schedule
Image of an Adult Hockey League game.

Ice Sports & Programs: October – April

2020-21 ice season to be determined. We hope to have more information in mid-September.

Learn a new sport or develop your skills in Ice Hockey, Figure Skating or Curling with classes designed for every ability and skill level. We offer instructional level classes, drop-in practice times, competitive and non-competitive league play. Learn more.

  • Ice Skate Lessons: Progressive Youth and Adult Programs for every skill and ability
  • Ice Hockey: Youth and Adult Ice Hockey Clinics and League Play
  • Curling: Adult Clinics, Drop-In Play and Leagues

Roller Sports & Programs:
Non-ice season

Sorry, no public roller skating available in 2020.

In summer 2019, the Bend Bullets youth inline hockey program and Lava City Roller Derby moved to The Pavilion.

Image of children skating during a public open skating session at The Pavilion in Bend.

Other features

Winter is iced over with fun for everyone. During public ice skating sessions, BPRD ice hockey games and curling matches, spectators are welcome to watch the action at no charge.

  • Party and event rental space
  • Lobby & The Pavilion Cafe
  • Outdoor Plaza & Fire Pits
  • Viewing/Warming Room
  • Changing Rooms & Lockers

Summer fun for the whole family. In addition to traditional roller skating and in-line skating, The Pavilion skatepark features and games including foosball, table tennis and corn hole will be included during open skate and Sunday Family Skate times. Sorry, not available for Summer 2020.

Please call if you have any questions or need more information (541) 389-7588.

2020-21 ice season and programs to be determined. We hope to share more information mid-September.

Purchase the pass to best match you and your needs. Combine couple and family pass specials for the best value!

Learn more about skate sessions or see daily schedule.

Rental skates available for $3 – toddler through adult size 15 available; loaner helmets available at no charge.

Ice Skating Single Visit Pass

Without Skate Rental With Skate Rental
Adult (19-59) $9 $12
Older Adult (60-79) / Student $8 $11
Youth (3-18) / Honored Citizens (80+) $7 $10
Children under 3 with paying adult Free Free
 

Ice Skating 10-Visit Pass (Save an average of 20%)

Without Skate Rental With Skate Rental
Adult (19-59) $72 $96
Older Adult (60-79) / Student $64 $88
Youth (3-18) / Honored Citizens (80+) $56 $80
 

Ice Season Pass (Unlimited Visits!)

10% Discount on Ice Season Passes if purchased before November 1!
Without Skate Rental With Skate Rental
Adult (19-59) $229 $259
Older Adult (60-79) / Student $199 $229
Youth (3-18) / Honored Citizens (80+) $169 $199

Ice Season Specials & Discounts

Combine a season pass with a couple or family pass special = SERIOUS SAVINGS FOR SOME SERIOUS FUN.

 

Save 25%

 Couples Pass Special: Spouse/domestic partner receives 25% off pass of equal or less value with the purchase of full-price season pass. Must purchase passes at same time. Excludes 10-visit passes.

 Save 50%

 Family Pass Special: Dependent children 18 years and younger and spouse receive 50% off passes of equal or less value with the purchase of a full price adult season pass. Minimum three pass purchase required. Must purchase at same time. Excludes 10-visit passes.

2020 Roller Skating Fees & Passes: Not available this season

OPEN SKATE:
$5 youth (age 3-18) | $6 senior (age 60+) | $7 adult (age 19-59). Skate rental: $3/person.
Children under 3 free with a paying adult.

$5 SUNDAY FAMILY SKATE:
$5 per person, all ages. Includes skate rental.
Children under 3 free with a paying adult.

Learn more about skate sessions or see daily schedule.

Rental skates available for $3 – toddler through adult size 15 available; loaner helmets available at no charge.

Special Rates and Parties:

Ice Skating Special Rate Sessions: Come skating for a great price! Family Skate, Parent-tot Skate and “Cheap Skates” sessions are only $6 per person including skate rentals. View the schedule for days and times.

Roller Skating Special Rate Sessions: Come skating for a great price! Sunday Family Skate sessions are only $5 per person including skate rentals. View the schedule for days and times.

Parties: For birthdays and other celebrations, rent the party room and bring the gang to skate. Reservations must be booked 72 hours in advance for special rates. Learn more about Parties and Groups.

Large Groups: School groups and other large groups are welcome at The Pavilion and discounts are available. Reservations are needed for groups of 10 or more. Reservations must be booked 72 hours in advance for special rates. Learn more about Parties and Groups.

Out-of-District Fee Policy: Residents who live outside of the Bend Park and Recreation District are encouraged to participate in all facilities and programs. Out of district residents do not pay property taxes that support the district and will be charged an additional 20% for programs and facility passes. If you need help determining if you live inside the district boundaries, call us at 389-7275. We also have a District Map and you can simply put in your address and it will indicate if you live within the district boundaries.

Helmets Available & Encouraged: The Pavilion encourages all skaters to wear a helmet while on skating, especially children. We have loaner helmets available to use or you can bring your own.  The sizes available are: Youth (Toddler- Age 5ish), XS/S, M/L and L/XL. All of The Pavilion’s loaner helmets are dual-certified which means that they comply with U.S. CPSC Bike and ASTM Skate safety standards.

The US Consumer Product Safety Commission recommends that ice skaters use hockey, bicycle, ski or skateboard helmets. If you want to follow that recommendation, it may be best to look for a helmet certified to the ASTM Skateboard standard, F 1492, or even dual certified to the skateboard and bicycle helmet standards. They have some multi-impact capability and more coverage in the rear than a bike helmet.

Facility Rules:

Deck & Plaza Rules

  • Skaters and spectators are not allowed in designated Zamboni travel area.
  • Guests are not allowed to walk with skates on areas not covered with rubber matting unless they are wearing blade guards.
  • Shooting, passing, stickhandling, and use of hockey pucks/balls anywhere other than the skating surface is not allowed.
  • Skateboarding, scootering or rollerblading is not permitted during the ice season and only in designated areas during the non-ice/roller skating season.
  • Snowball throwing and fights are not allowed.

General Rink Rules

  • No shoes or boots allowed on ice except unless approved by staff or during curling times.
  • No food, drinks and gum allowed on the rink or ice surface.
  • Skaters are not allowed to carry children or secondary items on the rink (cameras, handbags, strollers, etc.).
  • Skating in a manner that endangers or interferes with other skater’s safety or pleasure is not allowed.
  • Skaters shall be alert to other skaters at all times and yield to slower skaters.
  • Skaters must keep moving. No sitting, lying or resting on rink.
  • Roughness, excessive speeding, skating against the flow or weaving through other skaters is not allowed.
  • No horseplay while on the rink. This includes tag, chain skating, throwing snowballs, racing and intentionally sliding.
  • Hockey sticks and pucks are not allowed except during designated hockey times.
  • Jumps and spins allowed only at center rink (inside blue circle) unless crowd size poses a safety issue. Figure skaters using the center of the rink should be aware of beginners and exercise caution doing jumps and spins.
  • Skaters are not allowed in the player boxes except during program times.
  • Skaters are not allowed to sit on or climb over the dasher boards.
  • No one is allowed on the ice during resurfacing. Skaters may not enter the rink until staff allows re-entry.
  • Guests are not allowed to walk with skates on areas not covered by rubber matting unless wearing blade guards.
  • Kicking or chipping holes in ice/rink is prohibited.
  • Skate aids are for beginner skaters or those with a need only.
  • No objects allowed on rink without staff approval.
  • Private skating instruction and coaching is not allowed without approval.
  • Abusive behavior and language will not be tolerated.
  • Protective head gear is strongly recommended especially for young children and beginners.

Helmets Available & Encouraged

The Pavilion encourages all skaters to wear a helmet while skating, especially children. We have loaner helmets available to use or you can bring your own.  The sizes available are: Youth (Toddler- Age 5ish), XS/S, M/L and L/XL. All of The Pavilion’s loaner helmets are dual-certified which means that they comply with U.S. CPSC Bike and ASTM Skate safety standards.

The US Consumer Product Safety Commission recommends that ice skaters use hockey, bicycle, ski or skateboard helmets. If you want to follow that recommendation, it may be best to look for a helmet certified to the ASTM Skateboard standard, F 1492, or even dual certified to the skateboard and bicycle helmet standards. They have some multi-impact capability and more coverage in the rear than a bike helmet.

Year-Round Excitement

2020-21 ice season and programs to be determined. We hope to share more information mid-September.

The Pavilion offers ice skating and ice sports from end of October to mid-April and roller skating, sports leagues and the PAC in summer for year-round fun.

  • For session/program details, click on the session below.
  • During inclement weather, check back regularly for cancellations and closures before attending a session.
  • Subscribe this calendar to your personal mobile device.
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It’s Time for A Party!

2020-21 ice season services to be determined. We hope to share more information in mid-September.

Great for birthday skating parties and more, The Pavilion features an indoor viewing/warming room with fireplace, making comfortable and fun viewing opportunities and a place to enjoy food, drinks and a celebratory dessert.

To learn more about public, commercial and large private events, see the Pavilion Rental page.

Ice Skating Party including skate rentals:

  • Party reservations must be made a minimum of 72 hours in advance.
  • Up to 9: Regular Rates
  • 10 – 25: $8 per person (20% discount) – Including skates!
  • Party Room Rental: Varies from $75 to $100 for 1.5 hour blocks, depending on day of week.
  • Same fee for all ages.
  • Payment due at time of reservation.
  • Set-up for your party is available 15 minutes prior.
  • Food & Drinks: With rental, you are welcome to bring outside food or order from The Pavilion Cafe.
  • Maximum of 25 guests.
  • Single payment only.
  • Party Refunds/Cancellations: Cancellations at 72 hours or more will receive a full refund. No refunds will be granted if less than 72 hours in advance.

Call (541) 389-7588 or stop by the front desk at The Pavilion to reserve your party. Check room availability on the calendar below.

Note: subject to change without notice.

 

Drop-in Roller Skating & Skatepark Sessions

Late Spring – September: Unavailable this season.

Check schedules for times.

Open Skate: Recreational roller skating for all ages and abilities. Children 6 years and under must be supervised by a responsible person 14 years or older. Sticks and pucks and skating maneuvers that would endanger others are not allowed. Regular fees apply. July through September, The Pavilion skatepark features, and games including foosball, table tennis and corn hole will be included during open skate and Sunday Family Skate times. Roller skates, skateboards and scooters allowed in the skatepark – sorry, no bikes.

$5 Sunday Family Skate: Roller skating for only $5/person (all ages) including skate rental. Open skate for families. All children must be accompanied by parent/guardian. July through September, The Pavilion skate park features, and games including foosball, table tennis and corn hole will be included during open skate and Sunday Family Skate times. Roller skates, skateboards and scooters allowed in the skatepark – sorry, no bikes. Late Spring – September only: Bring a picnic to enjoy on the in the lawn or under the outdoor shelter. (Sorry, no alcohol allowed.)

Ice skating is offered mid-October through April. 2020-21 ice season and programs to be determined. We hope to share more information mid-September.

 

The “Other Season”

Image of an Adult Cornhole League at Bend Park and Recreation District's Pints 'n Play.

Non-Ice Season 2020: Open for youth summer programs.

Drop-in roller skating and adult programs cancelled.

When it comes to having fun in Bend, The Pavilion offers great year-round fun! The Pavilion hosts roller skating and a variety of sport and recreation activities during the non-ice season including Pints N’ Play adult recreation cornhole league.

During the non-ice season, The Pavilion offers a regular schedule of open skate sessions for roller and in-line skating. In addition, the facility hosts the Bend Bullets youth inline hockey program and Lava City Roller Derby. Check back for more information on spring and summer programs.

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The PAC | Ages: 8 – 13 | Cancelled for 2020

The PAC is a summer recreation center for kids with full-day childcare. Each day is different as you get to choose what you want to do! There are always awesome choices whether you want to ”play hard or chill out.”

We’re talking field trips, climbing the rock wall, skateboarding and scootering, playing water games, floating the river, stand up paddle boarding, outdoor adventuring, getting into crazy, unique activities, creating art and playing your favorite games. It’s any way you want to spend your day, even just hanging with friends.

Learn more.

Please call if you have any questions or need more information (541) 389-7588.

 

The Pavilion Cafe Menu:

2020-21 ice season services to be determined. We hope to share more information in mid-September.

Grab a bite or a drink from the Pavilion Cafe!

HOT ITEMS

Hot Dog 1/4 lb. all beef: $5.00
Happy Hour Hot Dog 1/4 lb. all beef: Only $3.00, Monday – Thursday, 4 – 9 pm
Boneless Chicken Wings Sirachi or Country, with Kettle Chips: $4.50
Chicken Strips with Kettle Chips: $4.50
Nachos with nacho cheese: $3.00
Happy Hour Nachos with nacho cheese: Happy Hour – Only $2.00, Monday – Thursday, 4 – 9 pm
Pretzel Plain: $3.00 With nacho cheese: $4.00

SNACKS

Frozen Yogurt: Choice of vanilla, chocolate or swirl: $3.50
CLIF Bar: $2.00
Kids’ CLIF Bar: $1.75
String Cheese: $0.75
Chips: $1.25

BEVERAGES

Hot 
Soda – 16 oz. or 22 oz: $2.00 / $2.25
Gatorade – 20 oz.: $2.00
Pure Leaf Tea.: $2.25
Bottled Water – 23 oz.: $1.75
Seltzer Water: $1.00
Cocoa: $2.00
Hot Tea: $2.00
Hot Apple Cider: $2.00
Seattle’s Best Coffee: $3.00
Naked Smoothie: $3.75

Local brewery, Immersion Brewing, on site for: Adult Curling League on winter Sunday evenings, Adult Hockey League on winter Monday – Thursday evenings and Adult Cornhole League on summer Tuesday evenings.

The Pavilion Shop

2020-21 ice season services to be determined. We hope to share more information in mid-September.

SKATE SHARPENING:  $7.00
BLADE GUARDS: $10.00
BLADE COVERS:  $12.00 Sizes: S, M, L
MOUTHGUARD: $2.00 Sizes: Youth, Adult
SUPPORTER:  $18.00 Youth Sizes: S, L Adult Sizes: S, M, L, XL
HOCKEY LACES:  $4.00 Waxed or Unwaxed
FIGURE LACES:  $4.00
LACE PULLERS:  $3.00
CLOTH TAPE:  $4.00
CLEAR TAPE:  $2.25
STICKY TAPE:  $6.00
STICK WAX:  $2.00

Drop-In Ice Skating and Ice Skating Lessons

2020-21 ice season and programs to be determined. We hope to share more details in mid-September.

Mid-October – April

Whether you’re looking to hit the ice with your family or develop your skating skills with lessons, The Pavilion has something for everyone. And, if you’re not skating, warm up by the fire in the indoor viewing room.

Rental skates available for $3 – toddler through adult size 15 available; loaner helmets available at no charge.

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Public Ice Skating Sessions | All Ages

Bring the whole family in for drop-in open skate session at the Pavilion. See the Fees section for pricing and passes.

Open Skate: Recreational ice skating for all ages and abilities. Children 6 years and under must be supervised by a responsible person 14 years or older. Sticks and pucks and ice skating maneuvers that would endanger others are not allowed. Regular fees apply. Not available on select days. Check schedules for times.

Family Skate: Only $6/person including ice skate rental. Open skate for families. All children must be accompanied by parent/guardian. Not available on select days. Check schedules for times.

Parent-Tot Skate: Only $6/person including ice skate rental. Open skate for toddler and preschool-age children. All children must be accompanied on ice by parent/guardian. Not available on select days. Check schedules for times.

“Cheap Skates” – Only $6/person including ice skate rental for special Tuesday evening open skate session. Put in a lap or two and then stay to watch a hockey game, too! Not available on select days. Check schedules for times.

See Schedule

Youth Learn to Skate Classes at The Pavilion in Bend

Learn to Skate: Ice Skating

The Pavilion’s Learn to Skate program offers progressive ice skating classes designed to increase your ice skating experience and develop skating fundamentals. Registered participants also enjoy free practices time during Public Skate sessions Tuesdays through Thursdays.

Our ice skating lessons are…

  • Small, age-appropriate classes
  • Skill-appropriate classes on progressively learned skate skills.
  • Professional and highly-qualified coaches
  • Inclusive: All ages and abilities welcome.

Learn more about ice skating lessons and skate levels or see current offerings.

Please call if you have any questions or need more information (541) 389-7588.

2020-21 Ice Season FAQs

When will ice season begin?

The upcoming ice season will begin Monday, Nov. 2. We are excited to welcome ice back and while there will be changes due to the pandemic, there will be offerings for youth and adults with a variety of interests and skill levels.

What registration programs will be offered?

The Pavilion will offer learn to skate programs, learn to play hockey, hockey skills and drills and curling leagues. There will be offerings for youth and adults with a variety of interests and skill levels.

Will hockey leagues occur?

No, hockey leagues will not occur for youth or adults at this time. Hockey is specifically classified as a contact sport by the Oregon Health Authority; therefore, games, leagues and activities that involve direct contact will not occur at least during the first part of the ice season. We know this is a disappointment and we look forward to offering hockey scrimmages and games again when public officials determine it is safe to do so.

Why are other venues planning hockey?

We can’t speak for others and their decisions. As a public government organization, we are abiding by the Governor’s Office and Oregon Health Authority guidance and requirements. We inquired with Deschutes County Health Services and they confirmed that hockey is not allowed at this time.

What programs are available to further hockey skills?

Thanks for asking! We are offering skills and drills opportunities for further development and we are introducing an exciting new opportunity with all-star skills for a chance to earn bragging rights and maybe your name on the leaderboard during the season. For up and coming hockey players and those just starting out, we offer Learn-to-Play hockey sessions.  Sharpen your skates and prepare to take the ice this fall.

Will curling league occur?

Yes! Our curling league will occur on Sundays and this year we’re also introducing a weekday curling league opportunity. Due to COVID rules, we’ll space teams out, which means the friendly banter and directions from the skip will be nice and clear.

Will Learn to Skate occur?

Yes! Learn to Skate sessions will occur in a six-week program with a temporary break over the Thanksgiving holiday. We also plan to have new sessions available starting in early January.

When will open skate sessions be scheduled?

There will be multiple opportunities for drop-in open skate with some capacity limitations to assist with physical distancing. Open skate will be offered most days in the morning as well as on weekends.

How will COVID-19 affect the check-in and overall experience at The Pavilion?

There will be changes to processes for check-in and movement through The Pavilion to help ensure distancing and to minimize contact with others. For example, we will use exterior doors and one-way flow to the ice sheet. We will also not offer food or beverage concessions as we aim to serve the on-ice needs of patrons and ask for prompt departure following activities.

When will registration open for ice programs?

Registration for ice programs will open on Monday, Oct. 5. Schedules and program descriptions will be available to preview beginning on Friday, Oct. 2.

General FAQs

How do I know the schedule of activities?

Weekly schedules are be available online.

Is The Pavilion available for rentals and parties?

Yes, you can learn more about hosting skate parties and groups on our parties page.

In addition, during the non-ice season, you can rent the entire facility or a portion for your private function or community event. Learn more on our Pavilion rental page.

About the Ice Season:

When is ice season? When is roller skating or non-ice season?

The ice season will normally begin in mid-October and conclude at the beginning of April. The roller skating or non-ice season runs approximately from mid-April through beginning of October. 2020-21 ice season dates and programs to be determined; we hope to have more details in mid-September.

How will weather conditions affect the ice?

Because the ice sheet is refrigerated and protected by The Pavilion’s roof, dasher boards and clear side panels, weather should not impact our ability to build and maintain ice. However, it is an outdoor rink and ice conditions may vary some.

How about ice skates?

Rental skates are available for $3 per person or you can bring your own skates.

What do I need to pay to use The Pavilion?

You can pay a single visit drop-in fee or purchase a 10-visit pass and save 20%. We also have ice season passes available.

Do you have helmets available? Do you require helmets on the ice?

The Pavilion encourages all skaters to wear a helmet while skating, especially children. We have loaner helmets available to use or you can bring your own.  The sizes available are: Youth (Toddler- Age 5ish), XS/S, M/L and L/XL. All of The Pavilion’s loaner helmets are dual-certified which means that they comply with U.S. CPSC Bike and ASTM Skate safety standards.

The US Consumer Product Safety Commission recommends that ice skaters use hockey, bicycle, ski or skateboard helmets. If you want to follow that recommendation, it may be best to look for a helmet certified to the ASTM Skateboard standard, F 1492, or even dual certified to the skateboard and bicycle helmet standards. They have some multi-impact capability and more coverage in the rear than a bike helmet.

Do I need to register for the pick-up hockey and stick time?

Yes, it’s highly recommended. Learn more on the hockey page.

Is there a fee to watch a game or practice?

The public is welcome to come spectate during the ice season. If you are not participating in the activity, there is no fee.

Have more questions? Want to make a suggestion?
Call The Pavilion at (541) 389-7588 or email at info@bendparksandrec.org

Ice cold fun.

Learn a new sport or develop your skills in Curling, Hockey or Ice Skating with classes designed for every ability and skill level. We offer instructional level classes, drop-in practice times, competitive and non-competitive league play. All of this on Central Oregon’s only NHL-sized ice sheet.

An image of a Youth Learn Hockey Class at the Pavilion Ice Rink in Bend.

Youth & Adult Hockey

2020-21 ice season and programs to be determined. We hope to share more information mid-September.

Hockey at Bend Park and Recreation District is perfect for everyone from beginners to seasoned players. Hockey Leagues are split into general and competitive divisions.

  • Adult and Youth Hockey Leagues
  • Youth Learn to Play Hockey
  • Skills & Drills and Preseason Clinics
  • Adult and Youth Drop-In Stick Time
  • Adult and Youth Pickup Hockey

Learn more about hockey leagues and programs or see current offerings.

An image of an Adult Curling Clinic at the Pavilion Ice Rink in Bend.

Adult Curling

2020-21 ice season and programs to be determined. We hope to share more information mid-September.

Rock the Ice. Open to curlers of all experience (or inexperience) levels, our leagues give players the chance to learn and hone their skills. Games are played once a week and all equipment is provided. Space is limited, so register your team early!

  • Adult Curling League
  • Curling Clinics
  • Drop-In Curling Times
  • All equipment provided

Learn more about curling programs or see current offerings.

Fun for the whole family. During winter hockey games and curling matches, Spectators are welcome to watch BPRD hockey and curling league games at no charge.

Please call if you have any questions or need more information (541) 389-7588.