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Parkinson Recreation Centre annual maintenance and pool closure

Byline: SUBMITTED/City of Kelowna

Parkinson Recreation Centre annual maintenance and pool closure | iNFOnews.ca
The Parkinson Recreation Centre in Kelowna is pictured in this undated file photo. Credit: FILE PHOTO

The aquatic area at Parkinson Recreation Centre including the pools, whirlpool and steam room will be closed for annual maintenance from Monday, Aug. 28, to Saturday, Sept. 16. The aquatic area is scheduled to reopen on Sunday, Sept. 17.

Parkinson Recreation Centre pass holders are eligible for an equivalent extension to be added to their pass due to any time missed as a result of the closure. Punch passes and access passes excluded.  

In addition to the pool closure, no drop-in basketball or volleyball will be available from Tuesday, Sept. 5, to Sunday, Sept. 24, due to gymnasium and change room maintenance.

Annual maintenance closures are necessary to maintain a clean and safe facility and customer patience is appreciated.

For more information about the facility and Active Living and Culture programs and activities, contact the Parkinson Recreation Centre at 250-469-8800 or visit kelowna.ca/recreation.

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Taylor Rae

SUBMITTED/City of Kelowna

Before university, Taylor spent a year abroad living in Thailand which encouraged her to finish her degree studying in Turkey, both experiences have made her an avid traveller. Taylor graduated from Thompson Rivers University with a degree in Communications and Public Relations. Although born on the coast, Taylor has lived the majority of her life in Kamloops and enjoys what the region has to offer. In her spare time, you can find Taylor volunteering in the community or out on an adventure with her friends and her dogs.

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