Drop-in Schedule
Drop-In Activities
Convenient times to drop in and play your favourite activity.
- You can view available Sports Centre drop-in times online by using the link below.
- This is a viewing calendar only
- Pre-registration is not required for all drop-in activities with the exception of Pickleball.
- Regular admission applies at the facility.
Cement Courts
- We have three courts available. Please book online and pay when you attend.
- One court booking per person per hour.
- If you need assistance to use Perfectmind please call 403-361-2121 or stop by our front desk and we will walk you through how to book your court.
- Note that if the batting cage is in use only 2 courts will be available for safety - if there is a gym free we can set up an extra net there. Available Mid October - End of April.
Please note that the Strathmore Motor Products Sports Centre schedule is subject to change without notice. The Quick Link above has the most up-to-date information. If you have questions about open gym times on the schedule please call 403-361-2121.
Drop-In Activities
- Basketball
- Volleyball
- Soccer
- Pickleball
- Floor Hockey
- Badminton
- Batting Cage (Mid October - End of April)
- TRX
- Stationary Bike
- Cornhole
- Spikeball
- Bocce Ball
- Lacrosse
- And more...
Facility Rules
- Please bring clean non-marking indoor shoes for all Sports Centre activities.
- No food or drink except water allowed on turf, gymnasiums, and track. All food must remain on cement or bleachers
- No batting allowed on the turf during drop-in hours allowed. This includes grounders being hit.
- Please call to book the batting cage if you are wanting to practice batting.
- Helmets are required when using the batting cage.The Batting cage will not be up over summer (after April 30th) unless booked, please see the booking page for more information.
Visit the Facility Use Rules & Policies page for more information and for Alberta's Service Animal Definition.
Recreation Rates, Fees & Memberships
Service Animal Information
Dogs trained to aid or to guide individuals with visual, hearing, or other disabilities are permitted in the facility. The owner must ensure that the service dog is under control at all times. Service dogs must be:
- Trained by an ADI (Assistance Dogs International) accredited organization, or
- Trained by a school that meets the qualifications of the International Guide Dog Federation's standards, or successfully tested through an approved Alberta testing facility (as per the Alberta Service Dogs Act)
- Have training identification, and
- Must wear a service animal vest and appropriate harness.
Contact Us
Town of Strathmore
PO BOX 2280,
1 Parklane Drive, Strathmore, AB,
T1P 1K2,
Phone: (403) 934-3133
Fax: (403) 934-4713