Where should families stay for a tournament at Creemore Arena?

The address is 220 Collingwood Street in the village of Creemore. Put the town name into every phone, because a driver who types only the street can end up in Collingwood. Clearview also runs an arena in Stayner, about 35 minutes from the chalets, so confirm each game’s venue on the schedule.

Road estimates from the chalets to Creemore are 38.8 km from 104 Brooker Boulevard, 39.4 km from 44L and 39.5 km from Aqua Villa, about 45 minutes each before parking.

A team playing once a day, mid-morning or later, can drive down, play and be back at the chalet for a late lunch. Creemore’s six dressing rooms help a busy tournament day run, but the coach’s requested arrival time still sets the departure. Two games far apart on one day are better handled by staying in the village between them; the Creemore day-trip guide fills that gap.

The township says kitchen facilities are not available in the Creemore community hall, so do not plan a cooked team meal there. Do it at a chalet, for the families registered in that house.

The building also holds the Creemore Curling Club, and general public skating for 2026–27 begins November 6, 2026. Those are separate bookings from a hockey or ringette game. A family with a curler and a hockey player should check both schedules before choosing nights.

For the stay, the five-bedroom Brooker chalets fit two families each, and every chalet has four parking spaces. Ringette groups can use the ringette team weekends page, and where to stay near Creemore covers village visits without a game.

Winter games often end after dark, and the road back is about 45 minutes. Agree on which adults drive home, and have each car send a message when it reaches the chalet. If the next game is the following day, players can shower and change at the chalet instead of at the rink. Keep the late evening quiet, inside and out; the Town’s noise bylaw covers every hour.