Community Recreation Questionnaire
38 Responses Collected
Key Findings
After-School Programming Demand
58% of respondents would like an after-school program. Preferred components (in order of importance):
- Sports & games
- Outdoor activities
- Arts & crafts
- Homework help
- Free play
- Snacks
- Willingness to pay: $20–$40
Implication: There is strong support for structured after-school programming with a focus on active recreation.
After-School Program Interest (Ranked by Popularity)
- Fitness & wellness
- Sports programs
- Arts & crafts
- Youth programs
- Special events
Implication: Fitness and sport-based programming should remain a core priority.
Barriers to Participation
- The most common reason for non-participation:
Programs not currently offered
Implication: There is unmet demand rather than lack of interest.
Preferred Scheduling
- Evenings
- Weekdays
Implication: Evening programming expansion may increase participation.
Programs Residents Want Added
- Gymnastics
- Adult Rec Volleyball
- Dance / Youth Group / Art Club
- Before & After School Programs
- Yoga / Pilates
- Guest Speakers
- Summer Day Camps
- Fitness for Seniors
- Groomed snowshoe & ski trails
- Cooking classes
Implication: There is opportunity to expand offerings across all age groups — youth, adults, and seniors.
Satisfaction Level
- Residents are generally satisfied with current recreation activities.
Implication: Strong foundation to build on.
Facility & Service Improvements Requested
- Gym
- Pool opening earlier
- Pool floor too slippery
- Cleaner rink bathrooms
- More fitness classes
- Golf days
- More toddler-focused programming
Implication: Operational improvements could increase satisfaction and safety perception.