Millennium Place

Millennium Place is the largest multi-purpose recreation centre in Strathcona County and features a modernized wellness facility, aquatics centre with a wave pool, twin ice surfaces and a leisure ice with skate rentals, gymnasium and an indoor playground. There is also a unique skate park in the parking area adjacent to competition size soccer fields. Check out the schedule or call for available bookings.  

Hours of operation

• Mon - Fri: 5 a.m. - 10:30 p.m.

• Sat - Sun: 6 a.m. - 9 p.m.

Facility map

Holiday hours

Bookable spaces

Millennium Place offers several spaces that are available for public booking. These can be used to host large and small events in Sherwood Park, including birthday parties, ice and field rentals and large meeting rooms.

Facility booking information

Facility accessibility

Millennium Place is designed to be fully accessible for guests with limited mobility. The facility includes wheelchair-accessible parking, ramped entrances, elevators, sledge hockey opportunities and staff trained to assist guests with specialized needs.

Service dogs

Dogs trained to aid or to guide individuals with visual, hearing or other disabilities are permitted in the facility. Owners must ensure service dogs always remain under control.

Service dogs must:

• Be trained by an Assistance Dogs International (ADI) accredited organization, or

• Be trained by a school that meets the qualifications of the International Guide Dog Federation standards, or successfully tested through an approved Alberta testing facility (as outlined in the Alberta Service Dogs Act)

• Have training identification

• Wear a service animal vest and appropriate harness

Aquatic accessibility

The aquatics centre offers several accessible features, including an electric-powered sling lift, aquatic transfer chairs and zero-depth pool entry.

Deep water access for guests under 18 (before 9 a.m.)
Guests under the age of 18 may participate in lane swimming before 9 a.m., provided they follow these guidelines:

• Must swim independently for the purpose of improving a recognized stroke (assisted flotation devices such as lifejackets are not allowed)

• Must be able to swim a minimum of 25 m non-stop without grabbing lane ropes or the pool edge

• May use a kickboard for structured kick improvement or a pull buoy for arm stroke improvement

• Snorkels and fins may be used when swimming a recognized stroke or kick

• Guests under the age of 8 must remain within arm's reach or under active supervision of a responsible person aged 14 years or older

Please note: Activities in deep water are restricted to lap swimming and stroke improvement. The use of toys, flotation devices or swimming instruction is not permitted.

Guests looking to coach or teach swimming may book a lane by contacting our bookings team at MPBooking@strathcona.ca.

Guidelines may differ across Strathcona County aquatic facilities.

Safety and supervision

Children under 6 years old must be accompanied by a responsible person who is 14 years of age or older at all times while using the recreation centre. 

Aquatic facility safety

Children under 8 years must be actively supervised from within the water by someone 14 years or older. The supervision rate is one adult to three children.