Recreation
What's Your Pleasure?
Peaceful parks, tranquil gardens and stimulating trails dot the town's landscape. Shipyard's Landing provides a convenient launch for boaters to explore the river or coastline or you can simply choose to day moor, picnic, and enjoy the river scenery. Jog or hike along 8km of the scenic Centennial Trail. Travel inland by car to see quaint villages and countryside. Bike along the LaHave River heading for the open sea on either the east or West Side of the river. Whichever way you go, get ready for some of the province's most spectacular scenery and interesting locales within minutes; such as the world famous and beautiful UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Town of Lunenburg.
With the lovely LaHave River running through it, the Bridgewater area is also virtually surrounded by water. Not to mention the hundreds of crystal clear inland lakes, rivers and streams in close proximity! It's little wonder that water activities ranging from sailing to power boating, kayaking to canoeing, windsurfing to water-skiing feature high on everyone's list of " favourite things to do in Bridgewater".
Introduction
With the lovely LaHave River running through it, the Bridgewater area is also virtually surrounded by water. Not to mention the hundreds of crystal clear inland lakes, rivers and streams in close proximity! It's little wonder that water activities ranging from sailing to power boating, kayaking to canoeing, windsurfing to water-skiing feature high on everyone's list of " favourite things to do in Bridgewater".
Active Transportation
Active Transportation (AT) means using human-powered transportation to move around. It also describes the necessary infrastructure (for example, bike lanes and sidewalks) communities need to allow citizens to safely commute to and from work, school, businesses, playgrounds and green spaces.
Human-powered transportation includes walking, cycling, wheeling, in-line skating, skateboarding, cross country skiing, canoeing and kayaking. The most popular modes are walking and cycling.
Having a walkable and wheelable community is important part of creating a healthy, vibrant and economically attractive community. Active Transportation has strong economic, health, safety, social and environmental benefits.
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Lunenburg County Lifestyle Centre
The Lunenburg County Lifestyle Centre is a facility designed to promote community and individual health and wellness through programming and carefully selected facility components.
Click here to visit the LCLC website for further information and updates.
Other Clubs and Facilities
The Town is fortunate to have three tennis courts operated on behalf of the Town by the Club.
Phone: 902-902-543-3555
Email: bridgewatertennisclub@hotmail.com
Bridgewater Memorial Arena
An arena complex which includes an auditorium, kitchen/bar, board room, offices, senior citizens' club room, ice surface, canteen.
Phone: 902-902-543-2504
Bridgewater Swimming Pool
A fully accessible pool facility, including a 6-lane 25 metre pool with diving end, teaching station, change rooms, offices, and foyer registration area with canteen service.
Phone 902-543-7565
The Kinsmen Field
The Kinsmen Field boasts a quality 400-meter track where regional meets are being held and where the high school and junior high train, youth level hardball pitches, and soccer pitches.
LaHave Street Sportsfield
Home to many leagues, both adult and youth and features ballfields and soccer pitches.
YMCA Lunenburg County
Phone: 902-543-9622
Web site: http://www.ymcalunenburgcounty.org
For additional information on recreational facilities in the town of Bridgewater please contact:
Bridgewater Parks, Recreation, and Culture Commission
60 Pleasant Street, Bridgewater, NS. B4V 3X9
Phone: (902) 543-2274
Fax: (902) 543-6876
E-mail: recreation@bridgewater.ca
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