Recreation Programs

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Join the Evoke Fitness staff at the New Dundee Community Center (1028 Queen Street, New Dundee). A fun combination of 3 awesome activities! Kids will learn skills in all disciplines such as tumbling, flexibility, core strength, balance, dance, acrobatics, and stunting. Our qualified and fun coaches will also create a routine based on the skill level of the athletes. A great way to experience a variety of exciting ways to move. Each session is tailored to begin with children at their skill level and offer new and progressive skills each week.

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The Canada Safety Council Babysitters course is designed to teach youth how to be successful babysitters. They will learn about child development, basic first aid, and handling various situations.

The Canada Safety Council Home Alone course is designed to teach children crucial skills to keep them safe when they are home without parental/guardian supervision.

Join the Evoke Fitness Staff at the Wilmot Recreation Complex and get ready to jump, roll, kick, climb, and play! Jr. Sport Ninjas is an action-packed program designed for energetic kids who love to move. Each class combines the excitement of martial arts, gymnastics, obstacle challenges, active games, and a featured sport of the week to create a fun and engaging experience that keeps kids active and motivated.

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Get ready to jump, roll, climb, and soar with the encouraging Coaches from Evoke! Our Ninjas, Parkour, and Obstacle Course Challenges program is designed for high-energy kids who love to move and explore. Participants will develop strength, agility, balance, coordination, and confidence while learning fundamental skills from disciplines such as martial arts and gymnastics.

Each class includes skill progressions, conditioning games, teamwork challenges, and exciting obstacle courses that encourage problem-solving and resilience. Kids will build body awareness, spatial control, and safe movement patterns — all while having an absolute blast.

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The Centre offers a place for youth to gather, socialize and play games in a safe and supervised setting. The Centre is operated on a drop-in basis for grades 4 through 12.

Please visit the Youth Centre page for more information and obtain a Youth Programming Pass application.

Youth volunteers play an important role in ensuring the success of our various youth programs.

 Volunteers support program staff with playing games, helping with crafts and instructing activities. They are given the opportunity to create an activity plan and lead one activity throughout the program (program dependent).

This is also a great way for high school students to get their mandatory community service hours completed.

Qualifications/Requirements

• Ages 13 to 19 (must have completed Grade 7)
• Participate in an interview
• Complete required online training prior to the first day of programs
• Successfully complete an in person training (Date TBD)

Expectations

• Be available during regular program hours (hours are program dependent)
• Help with the creation of activity plans and prepare for each program
• Apply for the programs you wish to assist with though the application form
• Please be aware that if your application is accepted, you may not receive all of the programs you have requested  
• Volunteers are required to wear appropriate clothing and footwear

Please complete the online volunteer application form to get started!

Now accepting applications for Winter Break 2026 & March Break 2027 Camps!

The Wilmot Active Living Centre is a gathering place with scheduled programs and activities for older adults (ages 55+). Community Care Concepts of Wilmot Wellesley and Woolwich offers free gentle exercises on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. 

Please visit the Active Living Centre page for detailed program information. 

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This class modifies yoga poses so that they can be done while seated. With the support of a chair the benefits of yoga become accessible regardless of age, level of flexibility or mobility.

Chair Yoga can also improve strength and concentration while boosting your mood. It can also reduce stress and joint strain.

Please bring water with you to each class. Yoga mats and blocks are provided. You are welcome to bring personal bolsters to elevate seated posture or blankets for your savasana comfort.

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Register for Thursday afternoons

Slow Flow Yoga is a mindful, breath-centered practice that invites you to move with intention and awareness. This class weaves together slow, deliberate sequences that build strength, stability, and balance—both on and off the mat. By connecting breath to movement, you'll cultivate a deeper sense of presence, improve body awareness, and create space for resilience in everyday life. Open to all levels. Yoga mats are provided.

Watch for Winter 2027 Information 

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This 60 minute class is a fully body workout with upper body, lower body and core work, and is meant for all levels.

You won't find high intensity cardio segments here but with ever changing challenging formats and options that use a combination of body strength exercises and a variety of equipment.

Mats and all other equipment will be provided.

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Register for Wednesday's

Pickleball is a paddle sports that combines badminton, tennis and ping pong.

We welcome all levels of players and have all the necessary equipment to come and try it out! This informal play is designed to incorporate the mix of beginner, intermediate and advanced players.

Three courts are available and are designed to play in singles or doubles based on participants numbers. This program is on-going and will run on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays with the exception of long weekends. Please see program calendars for current available dates to play.

Dates, Times and Location

Pickleball is held at the St. Agatha Community Centre, located at 1791 Erb's Rd., St. Agatha.

All Pickleball timeslots are for adults 18+. 

Return to play date: September 9, 2026

Upcoming Cancellations

• Monday, October 12
• Monday, October 26
• Thursday, November 26

** The St. Agatha Community Centre will be closed for renovations starting Monday, August 10th. Pickleball will return in Fall 2026 **

Program Rates

Notice: Admission fees for Pickleball have increased as per the Township's Annual Fees and Charges By-Law. New admission rates will be in effect as of Friday, February 6, 2026. Prices include HST. 

Pickleball Fees:

• First visit is free!
• Adult Recreation (10 visit pass) = $52.17
• Senior Recreation (10 visit pass) = $43.93

Passes must be purchased in advance at the Wilmot Recreation Complex Customer Service Desk, located at 1291 Nafziger Road. Baden. 

Program rates increase annually as per the Township of Wilmot Fees and Charges Bylaw. 

Pickleball Protocols

• Please bring your own paddles. Minimum equipment loans are available currently, with disinfecting occurring between use.

• Food and beverages, excluding water, are not permitted in the facility

• No breakable containers or bottles allowed.

• Admission to the community centre will begin 15 minutes before the start of the program time.

• Reminder that timeslots are operated by volunteers, please treat them with kindness and respect. 

• All participants and visitors must use proper hygiene and wash hands frequently

• Based one having both beginner and intermediate timeslots, you may be suggested to attend a different time slot based on your level of play or safety reasons.

Volunteers Needed

To further expand our program offerings we are looking for 2 or more skilled candidates for each pickleball timeslot who would be interested in becoming a volunteer Athletic Engagement Facilitator

Benefits include:

• Holding a free membership for the volunteering term (minimum 1 year commitment)
• Being able to play the sport(s) you love while helping others and facilitating the program
• Volunteering for the community
• Volunteers will receive training in WHMIS, site safety, Township policies, workplace harassment, basic conflict resolution and will have full liability insurance while in the role as a volunteer.

Please call 519-634-9225 to find out how you can get involved and support the program.

Shuffleboard is a game where cues push weighted discs, with the purpose of gliding the discs down the court and having the discs come to rest within a marked scorings area.

We welcome all levels of players and have all the necessary equipment to come and try it out!

Location

Wilmot Recreation Complex Community Centre, 1291 Nafziger Rd., Baden

Dates and Times

Tuesdays, 10:00 am - 12:00 pm

Tuesdays, 1:30 - 3:30 pm 

Returning September 15, 2026

Please note, shuffleboard takes a break over the summer months. 

Upcoming Cancellations

Cost

All participants must have a shuffleboard pass to play. 

• Shuffleboard 10 pass: $16
  

Passes must be purchased in advance at the Wilmot Recreation Complex Customer Service Desk, located at 1291 Nafziger Road. Baden. 

Pass prices increase on September 1 annually as per the Township of Wilmot Fees and Charges Bylaw. 

Shuffleboard Protocols 

• Food and beverages, excluding water, are not permitted
• No breakable containers or bottles allowed.
• Purchasing of passes will occur 15 minutes prior to the start time at the Customer Service Desk.
• Admission to the Community Centre will begin 5 minutes before the start of the program time.

Volunteers Needed

We are looking for two or more skilled candidates who would be interested in becoming a volunteer Athletic Engagement Facilitator

There are many benefits to becoming an Athletic Engagement Facilitator such as but not limited to:

• A free shuffleboard pass for the volunteering term (minimum 1 year commitment)
• Being able to play the game you enjoy while helping others and facilitating the program
• Volunteering for the community
• Training in WHMIS, site safety, Township policies, workplace harassment, basic conflict resolution full liability insurance while in the role as a volunteer.

Please call 519-634-9225 to find out how you can get involved and support the program.

• Certification (where applicable) and training in the specific discipline
• Able to demonstrate experience providing instruction within a program setting
• Possess excellent interpersonal and communication skills
• Have current Standard First aid and C.P.R. certification (or be willing to obtain one at your own expense)
• Required to provide both a Criminal Records Check and a Vulnerable Sector Check
• Fitness instructors are also required to provide proof of insurance naming the Township of Wilmot as additionally insured

If interested, please forward your resume indicating the level of experience and certifications in one of the above specified areas, and a completed Recreation Program Proposal to us.