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Spring/Summer
Recreation Department and associations (registration mid-May until events start)contact: dana.stokoe@townofhartland.com for a list of programs and prices.
At the pool:
- Wading Pool Lessons, Swimming Lessons Level 1-Bronze, Swim Team, Fitness classes, Pool Pass.
- Swimming lessons run Mon-Fri and each session is 2 weeks.
- Open swim times, pool rental
Fun Park (camp) late June - Mid August
Soccer - Rec department runs a full summer program for U-18 and under. Registration starts in May; season starts after school ends and June and continues into August. School soccer program (middle and high school) runs September to mid-November.
Ball sports: Co-ed Slo Pitch (adult softball league) is organized by River Valley Softball. Starting in 2023, The recreation department runs program for Ladies Softball in April and May as well as Afterschool Clinics in May. The Recreation Department also offers 11U and 9U Baseball.
Youth programs: After schoolers, Ball Hockey
Adult activities - Pickleball: Outdoor courts at the Covered Bridge Golf and Country Club
Others:
Golf - Covered Bridge Golf and Country Club has been ranked one of the best golf courses in New Brunswick, with each hole providing challenges and a view of the beautiful Wolastoq / Saint John River.
Hiking - trails at Covered Bridge Golf and Country Club, as well as the Becaguimec stream. The NB trail runs right through Hartland - take a few minutes' detour to cross the World's Longest Covered Bridge using the pedestrian walkway.
Mountain Biking - the Becaguimec Trail Association built and maintains the Becaguimec trail system - start at Highway 105 or enter the trails behind the Hartland Arena.
ATV outings - New Brunswick has over 10,000 km of trails in spectacular scenery. Skedaddle Ridge Trails People is the local member group of QuadNB
Lawn Mower Races at the Triple-C Community Centre in Coldstream (June-ish, depending on weather)
Fishing - All you really need is your gear and a license. Check out the Tourism New Brunswick page for details. If tournaments are your jam, the New Brunswick Sport Fishing Association and the New Brunswick Bass Tour include events in Woodstock and Perth-Andover.
Fall/Winter
Recreation Department and associations:
At the arena:
- Hockey! - registration is Mid-September, activities start when the ice is in (typically late October. Contact Carleton Minor Hockey Association.
- Learn to Skate - November and December
- Curling (new in 2022-23)
- Kids/Teen Chill and CHEL- NEW 2024
- Skating Birthday parties
- Youth pickup hockey (after school, storm days)
Elementary After School Program
Basketball - Steve Nash Mini Program for K-3 (Registration late October); program is Tuesday nights 5-6 (starting late November.) Competitive team signup is typically late August, house league signup October. Contact Central Carleton Basketball Association for details.
Adult activities - Pickleball (fall), basketball, Volleyball
Seniors' Club- Wednesdays 1:30pm-3pm
Snowshoe Rentals
Others:
Golf Simulator and snowshoe/x-country ski trails at the Covered Bridge Golf and Country Club
Snowshoeing at the Becaguimec Trails - start at the playground behind the Hartland Community School
Fat Biking - Becaguimec Trail Association
Snowmobiling - Northern Lights Trail Blazers Inc. (Trail permits on sale beginning early November)
Assistance
Western Valley P.R.O. Kids (Positive Recreation Opportunities for Kids) provides assistance to children and youth who, due to lack of funds, are unable to participate in sport, art, recreational or cultural activities.
Jumpstart is a program available across Canada for individuals and communities.