Volunteer-run adult badminton club that plays Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 8:30 to 10:30 pm at the Mattamy National Cycling Centre. Players need prior experience, as beginners cannot be accommodated.
When and where
Tuesday and Thursday badminton
Every Tuesday and Thursday at 8:30 PM, September 15, 2026 to March 23, 2027
Season membership; $350 for the March to September 2026 season
First visit
For adults with badminton experience only: beginners cannot be accommodated and no lessons are given. All registration goes through the club newsletter, so subscribe on the website; current and former members get priority, and new players do a short free try-out. Bring court shoes and a racquet.
Member-owned curling club on Millside Drive, founded in 1964, with four sheets of ice and leagues for all experience levels, plus learn-to-curl clinics and beginner leagues during the October to April season.
When and where
Adult Learn to Curl (5-lesson winter session)
Five Saturday-evening lessons: Jan 9 (6:45 to 8:45 pm), Jan 16, 23 and 30, and Mar 6 (8 to 10 pm), 2027
$150 Learn to Curl; adult league membership $530 to $670 a season plus fees
First visit
Easiest start is a free open house: Saturday January 9, 2027, 12 to 5 pm, no registration, all ages. Or register for the 5-week Adult Learn to Curl ($150; fall is sold out, winter starts January 9). Bring clean indoor running shoes and gloves and wear warm, stretchy clothes (no jeans); brooms and sliders are provided. Leagues need a membership.
Lawn bowling club on Commercial Street with a Monday morning pairs league, a Tuesday evening trebles league at 7:15 pm and training sessions with certified trainers. New bowlers get free bowls in their first year.
When and where
Evening jitney (casual game)
Every Monday and Thursday at 7:15 PM, mid May to early October
$210 a year for new members; free 2-week trial with coaching and club bowls
First visit
The outdoor season runs mid May to early October. Beginners should register for free New Bowler Training (coaching plus a short jitney game with members) and try a jitney or two before joining; email [email protected] to set up a session. Wear flat shoes with no heel, a hat and sunscreen. Club bowls are free to use.
Volunteer-run association for players of all ages and levels, with open outdoor play at courts such as Rotary Park and a Learn to Play session for novices on Wednesdays from 12:30 to 2:30 pm at Milton Leisure Centre.
Open play on shared outdoor courts such as Rotary Park in the warmer months; no set times are posted
Rotary Park (one of several outdoor courts), 100 Garden Ln, Milton, ON
Cost
MPA membership $25 a year; Town indoor drop-ins are listed at $0 to $6.53
First visit
Outdoors (for example Rotary Park) there is no registration: just show up and use the paddle system to rotate in. New players can join the Town's Learn to Play sessions run with MPA volunteers on Wednesdays, 12:30 to 2:30 pm at Milton Leisure Centre in the winter season; register at least 72 hours ahead. Equipment is provided; wear athletic clothing.
How many sports and recreation clubs are there in Milton?
This page lists 4 sports and recreation clubs in Milton that meet on a repeating schedule. Each listing links to the group's own page for joining details.
Are Milton sports and recreation clubs free to join?
Costs and joining rules vary. Check each group's own page for fees, registration and membership requirements before you go.
Do I need the Culdesac app to join Milton sports and recreation clubs?
No. This page is free to browse and every group links out to wherever it already organises. The app matters once a group runs its own chat and calendar on Culdesac.