Orillia Recreation Centre

• (R) Resident Rate: Available to individuals who pay property taxes to the City of Orillia.
• (N) Non-Resident Rate: Applies to individuals who pay property taxes outside the City of Orillia.
• Infants: Children under 1 year of age are admitted free
• Child: Individuals aged 14 and younger
• Student: Individuals aged 15 to 17, and/or individuals with a valid student ID card
• Adult: Individuals aged 18+
• Seniors: Individuals aged 55+
• Families: A Family FUN Pass includes up to six people living in the same household:
  • One or two adults
  • Four or five children under 18 years of age
• HST: Applicable to individuals aged 15 years and older.

Rates listed below are effective as of May 1, 2026.

There are two ways to apply to the program:

1. In-Person or by Mail
   Download and print the application, then deliver or mail it to:

   Orillia Recreation Centre
   255 West Street South
   Orillia ON
   L3V 5G9

Printable Application for Individuals and Families
Printable Application for Social Service Agencies

1. Apply Online

Eligible Orillia residents can apply for subsidized FUN Pass memberships through this program. Applications are accepted year-round, with one submission per household, and eligibility is based on Statistics Canada low-income thresholds.

If approved, the remaining membership balance must be paid to activate the pass, with monthly payments required to maintain access. Fees may be prorated if starting mid-month, and payments are made in person at the Orillia Recreation Centre.

This stream is available to eligible social service agencies supporting low-income individuals and families in the community. Approved agencies may purchase subsidized All-Access Day Passes, which must be paid for in full at the time of purchase.

Agencies may request a maximum of 50 day passes per request, and a minimum of 14 business days must pass between requests. All payments are made in person at the Orillia Recreation Centre customer service desk.

In order to maintain standards and expectations for patron’s utilizing the programs and services offered in the Fitness Centre are asked to adhere by the guidelines outlined below:

• Patrons must wear clean, non-marking indoor toe-covered athletic footwear while in the fitness centre. Outdoor footwear (e.g. boots, sandals, and crocs) are not permitted. 
• Workout attire (shirts and bottoms) must be worn at all times. The City of Orillia reserves the right to determine proper workout attire.
• Patrons shall wipe down equipment parts that they have come in contact with using a sanitary cloth between uses.
• During busy times, cardio equipment use is restricted to 30-minute intervals.
• Patrons must be respectful of others while using the Fitness Centre. No swearing, playing music, or shouting.

Good Friday: Closed

Easter Monday: 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Victoria Day: 7 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Canada Day: 7 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Labour Day: 7 a.m. to 2 p.m.

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation: Closed

Thanksgiving: Closed

Remembrance Day: Regular hours

Christmas Eve: 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Christmas Day: Closed

Boxing Day: 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.

New Years Eve: 12 p.m. to 4 p.m.

Therapy Pool

• Warm water
• Handrail
• Staggered jets
• Bench seating

Leisure Pool

• Warm water
• Teaching steps
• Hydro jets
• Three 1.5 m lanes

Fitness Centre

• 5,000 square feet
• Various cardio and weight training equipment
• 235 m multi-lane walking/jogging track with floor to ceiling views
• Stretching room

• Health Care Providers and/or their business and their client must hold a valid membership or pay daily admission.
• Prohibited use of City of Orillia staff as personal assistants.
• No equipment storage available.
• Conducting rehabilitative services is only permitted during hours open to the public.
• Any associated costs for obtaining and maintaining credentials as it is the responsibility of the person and not the City of Orillia.
• Health Care Providers must display the appropriate identification during the therapeutic training session.
• One (1) client at a time permitted.
• Solicitation, unless arranged through paid City advertising procedures, is strictly prohibited (includes distribution of business cards, etc.)
• Providing advice or instruction on exercise to other City patrons is not permitted.
• Do not dominate equipment, apparatuses, or space. Equipment and space must be shared.
• Inspect and approve each apparatus as suitable before permitting a client to use the equipment.
• Health Care Providers are only permitted to use the facility for therapeutic or rehabilitative process under the scope of their governing body. Personal training or commercial training is prohibited.
• Understand that memberships between providers/professionals are not transferrable.
• Any exemptions or other registry that is not listed in this policy will have to be forwarded to the Division head or designate for approval.
• Health Care Providers are not a representative of the City and are not covered under the City of Orillia liability insurance.
• Visitors are required to follow all rules and regulations set out by the City of Orillia and usage of their facilities.
• Health Care Providers may have support staff present but must be directly supervised on-site and covered under professional liability insurance. All parties must hold an Orillia Recreation Centre membership or purchase a day-pass.