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The Winskill Aquatic and Fitness Centre opened in 1977 when the population of Delta was about 65,000. The single story, ground-level building includes a six-lane 25-meter lap pool, dive tank, teach pool, hot tub, sauna, stretch room, male and female change rooms as well as four small universal (family) change rooms. There is also an annex that includes an open space for fitness classes and a multi-functional open space that serves the Boys and Girls Club programs.
A report in 2019 showed that the current Winskill Aquatic and Fitness Centre does not meet the building code and that many of the mechanical systems are beyond their expected service life, including the building’s electrical system, mechanical/plumbing systems, building ventilation and multiple roof systems. Since then, the City has been evaluating options to renew or replace the facility. With a population of 114,000 and growing, the existing facility and amenities are no longer adequate to serve the community and a larger facility is being considered.
Watch this page for information about how to participate once details are confirmed.
The Winskill Aquatic and Fitness Centre opened in 1977 when the population of Delta was about 65,000. The single story, ground-level building includes a six-lane 25-meter lap pool, dive tank, teach pool, hot tub, sauna, stretch room, male and female change rooms as well as four small universal (family) change rooms. There is also an annex that includes an open space for fitness classes and a multi-functional open space that serves the Boys and Girls Club programs.
A report in 2019 showed that the current Winskill Aquatic and Fitness Centre does not meet the building code and that many of the mechanical systems are beyond their expected service life, including the building’s electrical system, mechanical/plumbing systems, building ventilation and multiple roof systems. Since then, the City has been evaluating options to renew or replace the facility. With a population of 114,000 and growing, the existing facility and amenities are no longer adequate to serve the community and a larger facility is being considered.
Watch this page for information about how to participate once details are confirmed.
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At the March 11, 2024 Regular Meeting, Delta Council unanimously approved the replacement of Winskill Aquatic and Fitness Centre with a new, modern facility to be built at Winskill Park.
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Delta Council will review options to renovate or replace the aging Winskill Aquatic & Fitness Centre at the Regular Meeting of Council on March 11, 2024.
