The Town of Georgina would like to keep the community updated on what’s open and what’s closed during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The health and safety of the community is our top priority. The Town has taken a staged approach to reopening and will continue to monitor the changing COVID-19 landscape, seek guidance from the province and assess each reopening phase carefully with the health and safety of our community at the forefront. The Town will continue to work with Public Health officials and other levels of government as it moves forward with reopening plans.
Facilities
| Facility | Address | Status |
| Belhaven Hall | 25202 Warden Ave. | Closed |
| De La Salle Chapel | 1940 Metro Rd. | Closed |
| Egypt Community Hall | 6756 Smith Blvd. | Closed |
| Georgina Ice Palace Hall | 90 Wexford Rd. |
Blue ice pad - Open Green ice pad - Open Gym - Open |
| Georgina Leisure Pool | 5279 Black River Rdzopen | |
| Georgina Pioneer Village and Archives | 26557 Civic Centre Rd. | Closed |
| Sutton Arena Hall | 48 Hawkins St. | Closed |
| Udora Community Hall | 24 Victoria Rd. | Closed |
| Kin Community Hall | 3 Fairpark Ln. | Closed |
| Port Bolster Community Hall | 31416 Lakeridge Rd. | Closed |
| Stephen Leacock Theatre | 130 Gwendolyn Blvd. | Closed |
| The ROC Chalet | 26479 Civic Centre Rd. | Closed |
| Pefferlaw Lions Hall | 38 Pete's Ln. | Closed |
| The Link | 20849 Dalton Rd. | Closed |
| Georgina Public Library | (all branches) | Open |
Note: the above dates are tentative and may be adjusted if required. There are many tasks that must be completed to ensure a safe opening.
Facilities and recreation centres are available for appointments, pre-registration and third-party bookings only.
Beaches and waterfront parks
| Beach/Park | Address | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Adeline Park | 668 Lake Dr. S. | Open |
| Mill Pond Park | 133 High St., Sutton | Open |
| Pefferlaw Dam Park | 219 Pefferlaw Rd., Pefferlaw | Open |
| Virginia Wharf | 7792 Black River Rd., Sutton | Open |
| Corner Park | 100 Clovelly Cove, Pefferlaw | Open |
| Bonnie Park | 1 Bonnie Blvd., Jackson’s Point | Open |
| Claredon Beach Park | 9 Windy Shore Dr., Keswick | Open |
| De La Salle Chapel & Park | 1940 Metro Rd., Jackson’s Point | Open |
| Franklin Beach | 743 Lake Drive E., Sutton | Open |
| Holmes Point Park | 131 Holmes Point Rd., Pefferlaw | Open |
| Jackson’s Point Harbour | 1 Bonnie Blvd., Jackson’s Point | Open |
| Joy Marritt Parkette | 275 Church St., Keswick | Open |
| Malone Wharf | Malone Road | Open |
| North Gwillimbury Park | 775 Lake Dr. N., Roches Point | Open |
| Rayner's Park | 52 Lake Dr. N. | Open |
| Riverview Park | 98 Irving Dr., Pefferlaw | Open |
| Sheppard Avenue Park and Wharf | 971 Lake Dr. E., Island Grove | Open |
| Willow Beach Park | 1506 Metro Rd., Willow Beach | Open |
| Willow Whaf Park | Lake Drive East | Open |
Note: the above dates are tentative and may be adjusted if required. There are many tasks that must be completed to ensure a safe opening.
Parks and playgrounds
As per the provincial announcement on April 16 and amended on April 17, 2021, parks, beaches and playgrounds are open. On May 20, 2021, the province announced its Roadmap to Reopen plan. The announcement noted municipalities could reopen some amenities starting Saturday, May 22 at 12:01 a.m. As a result, tennis/pickleball courts, basketball courts, sports fields, skateboard parks, soccer fields and baseball diamonds have reopened.
All Town trails remain open.
See update for playground replacement program at Young’s Harbour Park, Glenwoods Beach Park, the ROC and Sutton Multi-use Facility.
The parks and amenities brochure map contains a list of all Town parks and playgrounds, and the amenities available at each. Organized sports or league play is not permitted on sports fields.
Follow the rules posted at each location and remember to:
- Stay at least 6 feet/2 metres away from people outside of your immediate household.
- Follow the Province of Ontario's emergency orders around social gatherings.
- Stay home if not feeling well
- Playground equipment is not sanitized. Take extra caution and use these outdoor recreational amenities at your own risk. Remember to wash your hands with soap for at least 20 seconds or use an alcohol-based sanitizer after use.
- Follow the mask/face covering measures as set out by York Region Public Health. Learn more at york.ca/covid19.
