FACILITIES

The Town of Kamsack has the following sport & recreation facilities for public use:

Kamsack Regional Recreation Complex (Arena)
In Season Contact: 542-4100
Off Season Contact:  Paul Keys, Rec Director 542-2044.
Our regional recreational complex is open from October to the end of March from 12 noon – 10 pm. Free daily activities include curling, public skating, shinny and junior shinny. Call the arena for dates and times.  The upstairs mezzanine is available to user groups and private functions.  For more information contact your rec director at 542-2044.
 
Kamsack Swimming Pool
In Season Contact: 542-2790
Off Season Contact:  Paul Keys, Rec Director 542-2044
Open from June to August for public swimming, swimming lessons, private bookings, aquacise, moms and tots and more!
 
Riverside Golf Club
Contact: 542-3741
Locate on the West side of Kamsack along the Assiniboine River. This 9 hole golf course is open from April through October and features grass greens, a fully licensed club house, golf cart rentals and more. Men’s and ladies nights are held throughout the summer months. Contact the golf course for more information.

Skateboard Park
Located behind the RCMP Office at 305 Queen Elizabeth Blvd.. The park is free to the public. A parent committee is responsible for skateboard park obstacles. For more information, contact your rec director.

Kamsack Sportsgrounds
Our Kamsack Sportsgrounds are located along Dixon Avenue.  Our sportsgrounds include three resurfaced ball diamonds and facilities for food concessions' stands and beer gardens.  The sportsgrounds are used for minor baseball, slow pitch tournaments, family reunions, Canada Day Celebrations, and much more.  If you would like to rent the facility, it is available at a cost of $100 per day.  For an application form, click here.

Community Hall
OCC Hall
407 Park Street W
Our community Hall is available for Weddings, Anniversaries, Public Dances, Socials, Banquets, Public Meetings and more.  It can seat 325 people and the building capacity of 850 people.  To rent the OCC, rental agreements must be completed at the Town Office along with your rental deposit.  Click here to download the rental agreement.

Picnic Areas
Broda Park
Broda Park Drive (Along Assiniboine River)
Click here for more information on Broda Park picnic area and visitor rest stop.

CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS:

Following are more details on our sports and recreation clubs & organizations:

Club 55 Curling
Contact: Sylvia Boychuk 542-2375
Afternoon senior curling takes place at the Kamsack Arena, Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons. Don’t miss their “Stick” Curling bonspiel every February! League play begins first part of November and ends in March with their wind-up bonspiel.
 
Kamsack Mixed Curling League
Contact: Kim or Kevin Chutskoff at 597-4524
Thursday night curling league open for all – mens, ladies, mixed, students. There are two draws a night, 7 pm and 9pm. The Kamsack Curling Club are hosts to annual bonspiels including: men’s, family and mixed wind-up. Curling begins in November and runs through to March. Subs are always needed.
 
Kamsack Cross Country Ski Club
Contact: Bruno Lemire at 542-3734
Experience some of the best cross country skiing this province has to offer right in our backyard.  The Kamsack Cross Country Ski Club meets regularly to enjoy the beautiful trails of Duck Mountian Provincial Part, a quick 15 minutes from Kamsack, and host a popular Annual Loppett at the end of February that draws hundreds of participants from accross the prairies.
 
Duck Mountain Super League
Contact: Kamsack Curling Club
Looking to do some competative curling?  Than this league is for you.  Compete with the best teams from Kamsack, Canora, Norquay and Benito. This league is open to Kamsack Curling Club members.  They curl on Wednesdays and rotate locations amongst the curling clubs. Curling begins in November and ends usually by the end of January. 2008 is their 25th anniversary for the league.
 
Kamsack Figure Skating Club
Contact: Lisa Placatka at 542-4135
The Kamsack Figure Skating Club is currently looking for coaches for the upcoming 2009 - 2010 season.  Phone the Recreation Department if you are interested.  542-2044
 
Kamsack Gymnastics Club
Contact: Colleen Koreluk at 542-2992
Meet at Victoria School on Wednesdays. Classes for children.
 
Kamsack Karate Club
Contact: Rick Aikman at 542-3791 or Diane Smutt at 542-3309
Mondays & Wednesdays at KCI School. Children at 6:30 pm. Adults at 7:30 pm.
 
Kamsack Minor Hockey
Contact: Rod Hilderman at 542-2422 (w)
Currently offering IP, Novice, Atom, Pee Wee and Midget Teams. See schedule at arena for games, dates and times. Sign up is in the fall.
 
Kamsack Rec Hockey
Contact: The Recreation Department at 542-2044
A recreational hockey league played Sunday evenings at the Kamsack arena.
 
Kamsack Senior Slow Pitch
Contact: Sylvia Boychuk at 542-5577
This is a recreational slow pitch team that play in town and travel for neighboring tournaments.
 
Kamsack Soccer Club
Contact: Greg Thomas at 542-3376
This is a children’s league. Registration is in April.

Kamsack Wildlife Federation
Contact:  Clint Chernoff at 542-2227
This our local branch of the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation.  They meet the second Tuesday of the month at the Arena Mezzanine beginning at 7:00 pm.

Outdoor Youth and Adult Recreation Soccer
Contact: Stephen Ruten at 542-3948
Friday and Sunday evenings, far field of Victoria School, 7 p.m. Everyone welcome, no charge.

Indoor Youth and Adult Recreation Soccer
Contact: Stephen Ruten at 542-3948
K.C.I. main gym, Friday evenings starting at 7 p.m. This is a free dropin recreational program.
 
Indoor Badminton
Contact: Greg Leis at 542-3520
Every Thursday night from 7.30 to 9.30 p.m., KCI Gym 1 from October to May. Cost is $2 per person drop in or $20 per person for the season.
 
Indoor Volleyball
Contact: Greg Leis at 542-3520
Plays at KCI Gym 2 every Tuesday from 7.30 to 9.30 p.m.  from October to May. This is a free recreational program.

North to Alaska Walking Clubs
Mondays, November 19, 7 pm - 8:30 pm.  Start recording your mileage November 1, 2007 - May 30, 2008.  Phone in your registration to Kamsack Community Services at 542-2212, Sunrise Health Region.
 
Kamsack Wildlife Federation
Contact: Clint Chernoff
This is the local branch of the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation. Events include an annual fishing derby, measuring night and banquet. Membership benefits include liability insurance through Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation.
 
Shapeworks Group Fitness
Contact: Kathy Galye at 542-3934
Get in shape with Aerobics. Held at the OCC Hall. Sessions usually last 8 weeks.
 
Tai Chi
Contact: Jenny Gorwill at 542-2795

Two Rivers Trail Committee
Contact: Marlene Brock at 542-3072
Spend a day touring Canada’s longest recreational trail - The Trans Canada Trail.  From Kamsack, the trail wanders through Duck Mountain Provincial or on to Canora. You get to experience why we say, “There’s nothing flat about the prairies at Kamsack!” Our local trail is maintained by the Two Rivers Trail Committee. This group is currently seeking members to upgrade the trail. The funds have been provided, they just need the volunteers.