Parks and Trails

Disk golf is like traditional golf, except instead of using clubs to drive golf balls into holes, you use a disc (like a frisbee) and aim for a basket.

 

Disk golf equipment is available to use in Centennial Park. See the User Guide and Map for specified locations.

Disk golf sign out request.

Mobile and Stationary Playboxes are filled with recreational equipment for sports games and activities for barrier-free access to play. Start playing now...It's as easy as 1, 2, 3!

1. Become a registered user, contact the LRRAC to fill out a brief application form.
2. Receive an access code for the numerical combination lock for the Playbox in Pioneer Park and Schep Park or sign out the Mobile Playbox from the LRRAC to take play to go!
3. Access a Playbox with friends and family ANYTIME in Pioneer and Schep Parks, and ANYWHERE with the Mobile Playbox.

 

Stationary Playbox Sign Out Request

Mobile Playbox Sign Out Request

What are you waiting for...get active! Outdoor activity is a fun and refreshing way to deal with stress, increase fitness levels and interact with others all while enjoying the natural surroundings. The Centennial Park Fitness Circuit is open to all ages, abilities and exercise levels.

Parks, Recreation and Culture recognize the importance of dogs to residents by providing two off-leash dog areas. These off-leash areas are a safe way to exercise and socialize your dog while meeting with other dog owners.

Dogs are permitted off-leash in specific areas provided dogs remain under their owner's control and that owners carry a leash with them at all times. With the exception of designated off-leash areas and private property, all dogs must be on a leash in the District of Kent.

Each off-leash dog park includes signage, a pet stand with biodegradable waste bags, and a waste container.

The off-leash areas are located at:

• Pixley Lane
• Morrow Road