Recreation Facilities and Fields

The Municipality of Brighton operates the community arena which is located at 75 Elizabeth Street (County Road#2). It is a single pad with ice dimensions measuring 180'x80'.

The arena is open all year long with the ice season running from late August until the last full weekend in March.

The concrete floor is available to rent for events form mid-April to the Civic Holiday in August. Lacrosse and ball hockey are played on it over the spring/summer months.

A list of all fees and charges for renting the arena is available on the General Fees and Charges By-Law.

Protocols and Vaccine Information

The community centre is a non-licenced facility which hosts many different functions and community groups throughout the year. It is located right beside the arena.

The hall can be divided into two sections if required and has a full kitchen and audio and video system. It is a popular site for wedding receptions and family gatherings.

Protocols and Vaccine Information

There are two main ball diamonds in the Municipality and they are both located at King Edward Park. One of the diamonds is used exclusively for minor hardball, and adult slo-pitch, while the second softball-sized field is used for youth programming as well as slo-pitch. Both field have lighting systems and have clay infields and warning tracks.

The fields are used during the late spring and summer on an almost daily basis.

The municipal skateboard park is located in King Edward Park.  

The splash pad which is located at King Edward Park is a very popular spot when the summer becomes hot and the kids need a place to cool down and enjoy the outdoors.

The park is open from the Victoria Day Weekend through to Labour Day in September. Hours of operation are from 10am till 8pm daily.

Located at King Edward Park, the tennis facility has two lit courts for the public's enjoyment.

The Brighton tennis club also is based there and uses the courts at certain times during the day and evening. Scheduling is posted in the message board located inside the courts.

Upgrades to the Tennis Courts in 2017 were made possible with funding from the Ontario 150 Grant

Located in King Edward Park, the municipality's main field is the home of both the Brighton Soccer Club and men's team. The field is fully lit and has an irrigation system. It is very popular with players for its great condition throughout the soccer season. 

Located in the north-east corner of King Edward Park, the garden area is a popular spot for pictures with its colourful flowers, brickwork pathways and white pergola in the background.

It is a great place to relax on one of the park benches and read or just enjoy the outdoors.

Brighton has an outdoor pickle ball court which is located in King Edward Park, 75 Elizabeth Street. Click here for the public pickleball court schedule. 

Located at the northwest section of Codrington Community Park

Jumps and various terrain for the BMX bike rider.

Open dawn to dusk, weather permitting

The pavilion located beside the splash pad and playground areas is a large covered areas for a place for lunch and dinner gatherings as well as a place to go to for shelter from of the sun on those hot summer days. It is used for family and group picnics as well as the main organizing area for ball and soccer tournaments.

The shelter is located at the Codrington Community Centre, 2992 County Road 30.  It is 30' x 80', has a concrete floor, led lighting, electrical outlets and a paved driveway area up to its east side which is quite handy for events such as the Sunday farmer's market.

The Codrington Community Centre is located at 2992 County Road 30 in Codrington.  The facility has an inspected kitchen and a hall that is approximately 27' by 47' (8 m by 14 m) and can hold 120 people (seated) and 147 standing.

To check availability, please refer to the CCA calendar.

For rentals, please contact the Codrington Community Association at codringtoncc.events@gmail.com