Town of Wolfville, Nova Scotia

Acadia Athletic Complex

    This complex offers many programs within all of their facilities and numerous clubs are available to join.  Please refer to their website to find out about available groups, upcoming events, pool, gym, and weight room schedules, and hours of operation: http://www.acadiau.ca/sports/facility/index.htm

Hantsport Minor Baseball Association

     Please refer to the website to find out information on registration, contact information, and upcoming scheduled games: http://www.leaguelineup.com/welcome.asp?url=hantsport

Kentville & Area Minor Baseball Association

    This association offers various levels of baseball for young and old alike.  As well as offering league play, training camps are also a huge priority.  Please refer to the website to find out information on registration, contact information, and upcoming scheduled games:   http://www.leaguelineup.com/welcome.asp?cmenuid=1&url=kmb&sid=588640358

North Kings Minor Baseball Association

    This baseball association has been formed to promote opportunities for players in the northern part of Kings County, but welcomes players from all areas!  The association came to form when baseball enthusiasts from both Canning and Centreville recognized the growing number of youth baseball players in the area.  

     APRIL 17, 2010 – Registration at Glooscap Elementary School (gym entrance) from 9am-noon!!

     Follow this link to the website: http://www.leaguelineup.com/welcome.asp?url=nkmba

Wolfville Minor Basketball

     Children in Grades 1 – 8 will develop skills in basketball, learn the rules of the game, and play against teams in the Kings-Hants Youth Basketball League.  Emphasis is on fun, skill development, fitness, sportsmanship and competition.  We welcome Acadia students, with experience, as volunteer coaches.

     Approximate dates are:  October – March; Saturday, Sundays (morning to afternoon); Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays (7:00pm – 8:30pm).  Our locations are the Wolfville School Gym and the Gaspereau School Gym.

    The cost of participation varies depending on age division, which are divided as follows:

Dunkers: Grades 1 & 2 (co-ed; fun-based basketball skills; no official games at this age)

Jr. Mini: Grades 3 & 4 (gender-specific teams; play 4 on 4 in the Kings-Hants Youth Basketball League (KHYBL); intro to competition)

Mini: Grades 5 & 6 (gender-specific teams; play 5 on 5 in the Kings-Hants Youth Basketball League (KHYBL); slightly increased competition; teams often compete in Basketball Nova Scotia Provincials in March-April)

Bantam: Grades 7 & 8 (gender-specific teams; play 5 on 5 in the Kings-Hants Youth Basketball League (KHYBL); stronger emphasis on competition; teams often compete in Basketball Nova Scotia Provincials in March-April)

     If you have any questions, please contact: Dwayne MacLeod (president) - This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Annapolis Valley Mountain Bike Association

     We are a group of dedicated volunteers working to build and maintain sustainable trails in the Annapolis Valley and act as a positive voice for Mountain Biking.  Visit us at http://www.avmba.com/

Centennial Cycling Club

     Our membership/ridership is made of an interesting collection of individuals from all walks of life, certainly all food groups are represented, and we have our share of eccentrics but they are highly prized and everyone subscribes to our club philosophy.  Normally introductory or captive members are quickly brain washed to our club ethos by a contradictory process of intense sensitization and a general laissez faire attitude. The sensitization is to food. Our club motto Sodalitas rotivectorum sese aegre vehentium  “The Eating Club with a Cycling Disorder”  is richly deserved and anyone traveling with us for any period of time will enjoy eating at quaint and interesting eating establishments, often some of the best kept culinary secrets in the country. The laissez faire attitude generally covers everything else. We do have structure but it is so surreptitious as to go largely unnoticed. We have no fees, keep no compilations of ks and trust in each other to maintain our club and personal well-being.

     Club rides at the beginning of the year will be 30 – 40 ks, expanding to typically 60 – 80k rides throughout most of the season with occasional 100-120 k rides here and there where destinations merit. The pace is a moderate 20 – 24k average unless we are blessed with a tail wind, and there are a number of stops to collect lagging or distracted riders, snack, swim, converse, and generally enjoy the day and each other’s company. No one, unless they are very determined or very devious, is left behind.

If you are thinking of joining us consider it an all day affair whatever the ride distance. We are fair weather cyclists who tend to expand the ride to fit the day rather than fit the ride into an otherwise organized day. Give yourself up to the experience and relax, relax, relax. You will be in good company.

     You are all invited to participate in our rides to see us up close and personal. Rides take place Saturdays at 10:00 AM from various locations usually throughout the beautiful Annapolis Valley, justifiably considered one of the finest places to cycle in North America. Check our schedule at www.cyclecanada.ca  (http://www.cyclecanada.com/Centcc/Cycshed.htm) for particulars, or contact our scribe at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it and ask to be put on our mailing list for weekly updates if you are interested. I look forward to riding with you some fine day soon.

Glooscap Curling Club

     The Club has an average membership of about 220, which includes roughly 50 junior curlers (under age 20) and about 90 senior curlers (retired / over age 50). There are over 100 other school children that come in with teachers and seniors throughout the season. We always welcome new members.

     Our club has four sheets of ice. A downstairs lounge and a hall / dining area upstairs both have a wall of windows facing the ice. A bar faces the lounge and a large kitchen is adjacent to the dining area. A card room is used most mornings, and male and female lockers are available. Curling brooms, shoes and clothing are put up for sale with profits going to the junior program.

    For more information regarding programs, schedules, and directions, please refer to our website, which can be found at http://www.glooscapcurling.ca/

Wolfville Curling Club

     The Wolfville Curling Club has been home to avid curlers from Wolfville and surrounding communities since 1935.  Instead of hibernating this winter, why not come curl with us?  Please visit our website for information on programs, prices, and upcoming events. http://www.wolfvillecurlingclub.ca/

Evangeline Trail Rides

     Located in the heart of the Annapolis Valley, Nova Scotia, a horse trot away from the Bay of Fundy coastline, you can ride for hours.  If you are a novice, we begin with the basics and soon you graduate to riding along on a trail or a beach!  Sign up for a wagon train weekend or a 2-hour sleigh ride....after a fresh snowfall!  For information concerning our rides, please visit  http://www.evangelinetrailrides.com/

Rolling Hills U-Ride

     Rolling Hills Stable is located on the picturesque hills of White Rock, Kings Co. We provide horseback riding instruction in a beautiful setting with emphasis on a safe, fun and educational –oriented atmosphere on our own well-trained lesson horses. Riders of all levels are welcome in our program. Lessons are designed to teach skills and horsemanship principles.  For more information, please visit http://www.rollinghillsuride.com/

Wolfridge Farm Equestrian Centre

    Offers locally taught lessons, affordable boarding, and a breeding program.  Information can be found at http://www.wolfridgefarm.com/  

Berwick Heights Golf Course

     Set in the Annapolis Valley of Nova Scotia and only an hour drive from Halifax, this course is a refreshing break.  It plays well, has many camera-worthy holes and boasts a fully automated fairway irrigation system that ensures the fairways are of top quality. A golf course should be playable for all golfers.  Please visit our website to find out more about memberships, tee times, and available services: http://www.berwickheightsgolf.com/

Eagle Crest Golf Course

     Come and enjoy our friendly atmosphere and panoramic views of both the North and South Mountains from the wrap around deck at the new clubhouse, located at 2059 Lakewood Road, which we opened in June of 2009. You will start your 18 hole round at Eagle Crest with a Par 3 and finish with back to back Par 5's. Both nines are Par 36 layouts with plenty of water throughout.  Visit us on our website for more information, at http://www.eaglecrestgolfcourse.com/

GlenGarry Pines Golf Club

    Please contact the club at 902-678-8533 to find out information relating to the course.

Ken-Wo Golf Club

     Located in the heart of the beautiful Annapolis Valley, Ken-Wo Golf Club was formed in 1921. Ken-Wo is a member-owned course welcoming guests to its championship location. Being one of the oldest club in Nova Scotia, Ken-Wo boasts a challenging 18-hole layout over 6,300 yards. In recent years the club has hosted the Canadian Junior Championship and the Canadian Women's Amateur Championship, recognizing its reputation as a challenging course.  More information regarding tee-off times, memberships, and the course itself can be retrieved at http://www.ken-wo.com/

Acadia Minor Hockey Association

    Many levels of teams are included in this association and children can have fun in a safe environment, while developing hockey fundamentals.  Please refer to the website for more information:  http://www.acadiaminorhockey.com/

Abhaya Mixed Martial Arts

Abhaya M.M.A. represents the evolution of self-defense training in the Annapolis Valley. With a focus on realistic, "live" training in a fun and safe environment, Abhaya is changing the way people think of martial arts. Gone are the unrealistic techniques and rigid stances of the traditional martial arts. We teach only those techniques and training methods proven to be effective by professional fighters around the world. By combining classes in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Muay Thai Kickboxing, we offer a complete solution for real-world physical confrontations. We pride ourselves on having a relaxed training atmosphere where everyone can progress at their own pace while still being challenged in every single class.  For information regarding class times, fees, and directions, please visit http://www.abhaya.ca/

Burgess Martial Arts Academy

    This academy offers both martial arts classes and cardio kickboxing!  Complete information abut both can be found online at their website  http://www.burgesskarate.com/

Kentville Karate Academy

Welcome to the Kentville Karate Academy where we teach traditional Uechi-Ryu Karate and Cardio Kickboxing classes. We offer three different levels of children’s Karate classes and adult Karate classes.  Cardio Kickboxing is a class offered to men and women and minimum age requirement is 14.  This is a total body workout and burns up to 800 calories per session.

Please visit our website at http://www.kentvillekarateacademy.com/

Wolfville Skating Club

     The Wolfville Skating Club offers many different Skate Canada programs in order to meet the diverse interest of our skaters, such as:

CanSkate: This is Skate Canada's flagship learn-to-skate program, designed for beginners of all ages. It's a program that focuses on fun, participation and basic skill development.

STARSkate: offers opportunities for skaters of all ages to develop fundamental figure skating skills in the areas of ice dance, skating skills, free skate.

Synchronized: "synchro" is a specialized discipline of skating involving groups of eight or more skaters performing various group formations and manoeuvres.

     For more information, please refer to our website: http://www.wolfvilleskatingclub.ca

East Kings Soccer Club

     The EKSC was formed in 2003 to promote and organize soccer programs for youth-aged participants from New Minas, Port Williams, Wolfville, Gaspereau, North Kentville, Grand Pré, and surrounding areas. Each summer season, EKSC registers approximately 300 – 350 Tier 2 youth players and approximately 100 senior /masters players.  For information on our programs and registration, visit us at http://www.eastkingssoccer.ca/

Port Williams Soccer Association

    This is a program for kids, ages 4-10.  Cost to participate is between $40 and $65.  If interested, please call Danny or Lisa Lazaric at 902-542-1768, or e-mail them at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Wolfville Soccer Association

     The Wolfville Soccer Club (WSC) is a non-profit community soccer club whose mission is to provide soccer players, coaches and parents in Wolfville and area with opportunities to learn, play, and develop regardless of age, gender or ability. The Club aims to ensure that these opportunities are granted in a safe, fun and supportive manner while encouraging development in the sport of soccer.  Our programs are divided by age and can be viewed on the town's Recreation website.

     For more information about our club, please consult our website: http://www.valleysoccer.org/CLUBS/Wolfville/tabid/110/Default.aspx

Kings County Squash Club

     Welcome to Kings County Squash Club, the only 24/7 squash facility in Nova Scotia, offering the most cost effective access to The Life Game available anywhere.  Access to the facility is through our own entrance, controlled by a card reader that allows members access at any time of the night or day. We have coaches on our board who can guide you from your first rally to provincial, national or international competition.  For details on our programs, coming tournaments, and bookings, please visit us at our website: http://www.kingssquash.com/page.aspx?page=1393&site=kcsc

Wolfville Tritons Swim Club

     Whereas each athlete is an individual, so must be the approach to the development of each athlete. Through a commitment to excellence, perseverance, performance, and cooperation, the Wolfville Tritons Swim Club strives to see each athlete achieve his or her own personal level of excellence.  This aim is achieved through a strong emphasis on stroke technique and development with the younger athletes of the club, and continues in concert with an increase in training as they develop and mature. It is through this approach that the athlete will be able to continue to see performance improvement over their long-term development.  If you would like to learn more about our club, please visit our website at http://www.tritons.ca/

Launchers Athletics

Launchers Athletics is a throws club in the sport of track and field. The field events include the discus, shot put and javelin events. Established in 2001, the aim of the club will be to give individuals an opportunity and the access to specialized training in throwing events and promote fair play, skill development and have fun throwing.  Please check out the website for more information: http://www.launchers.ca/launchers_1_005.htm

Wolfville Tennis Club

     The Wolfville Tennis Club, formed in 1977,  was incorporated as a non-profit organization under the Societies Act in the Province of Nova Scotia on June 30, 1995.  The Wolfville Tennis Club works in partnership with the Town of Wolfville to provide tennis programs and improvements to the Town tennis courts.  For more information, including registration forms, please refer to the town's Recreation webpage.