​BRAMPTON, ON – The City of Brampton is inviting residents to make the most of the season with registration opening for 2026 fall recreation programs and winter break camps. Whether you are looking to stay active, learn a new skill, express your creativity or keep children engaged during the school break, Brampton Recreation offers hundreds of programs for every age, interest and ability.

Key registration dates for fall programs and winter break camps:

• Monday, August 10 at 7 a.m.: All fall programs are viewable.
• Monday, August 24 at 7 a.m.: Registration opens for most programs, winter break camps and the fall session of Brampton Sports League. 
• Wednesday, September 9 at 7 a.m.: Registration opens for Learn to Swim and Learn to Skate programs.
• Monday, September 21 to Sunday, December 13: All fall session programs will run.
• Monday, December 21 to Thursday, December 31: Winter break camps will run.
  

New! Introducing Brampton Recreation Gift Cards

Brampton Recreation is launching new gift cards on August 11. Available as both physical and digital gift cards, they can be used toward eligible recreation programs, camps, memberships, lessons and other recreation services at participating facilities across the city.

Physical gift cards are available with a minimum purchase of $10, and both physical and digital gift cards can be loaded with flexible amounts. Whether you are celebrating a birthday, holiday or another special occasion, Recreation gift cards make it easy to give the gift of recreation. Visit the front desk at your nearest recreation centre to purchase a gift card or learn more. Additional information is available at brampton.ca/customercare.

Program highlights and upcoming events 

Discover your next sport at Sports Day in Brampton

Kick off the fall recreation season at Sports Day in Brampton, a free, family-friendly event hosted in partnership with the Brampton Sport Alliance. Join us on Saturday, August 22, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Cassie Campbell Community Centre to meet 14 local sport organizations, explore fall, winter and year-round programs and try a variety of sports through interactive demonstrations and activities. Collect an event passport, complete three activities for a chance to win a prize pack and discover new opportunities to stay active. Whether your child is trying a sport for the first time or looking to build their skills, Sports Day is a fun way to connect with local clubs and find the right program. Learn more at brampton.ca/sportsday.

Join the Brampton Sports League fall 2026 season

Generously sponsored by Peel Police, Brampton Sports League is back this fall, offering adults aged 18 and older the opportunity to stay active, meet new people and enjoy recreational competition. This season offers badminton, ball hockey, basketball, flag football, pickleball and volleyball. Whether you are registering as a team or as an individual, leagues welcome participants of all skill levels. Learn more at brampton.ca/sportsleagues.

Register now! Celebrate 10 years of the Brampton Tough Run

The Brampton Tough Run returns to Chinguacousy Park on Saturday, September 26, celebrating its 10th anniversary with a fun, high-energy 5 kilometre obstacle course for individuals and teams. Heats depart every 10 minutes between 9:30 a.m. and 12 p.m. New this year, enjoy a free Fan Zone for family and friends. From August 31 to September 25, participants can get a sneak peek at race obstacles through mini Try It demonstrations at select fitness centres across the city. Registration is open until Friday, September 25. Learn more and register at brampton.ca/tough-run.

Keep kids active during winter break 

Keep children active, engaged and having fun during the winter school break with the City of Brampton's Winter Break Camps. Camps for children ages 4 to 14 offer a variety of recreational, creative and active experiences, with inclusive camp options available. Visit brampton.ca/registerforprograms​ to explore available camps and register.

Prepare now for registration

To support a smooth registration experience, residents are encouraged to:

• Log in to your Brampton Recreation Account​ in advance to confirm personal details for all family members in advance to confirm personal details for all family members. For help getting started, view the Recreation Registration Account tutorial.
  
• Verify Brampton residency under the “Account Verification” tab (early registration applies to Brampton residents only).
  
• Avoid creating duplicate accounts, as residency verification status, credits and subsidies will not transfer.
  
• Add current credit card information to speed up checkout.
  
• Browse programs ahead of time and save course IDs.
  
• Check back before registration opens for any schedule updates.
  
• Avoid refreshing or closing the browser while payment is processing.
  
• Use Google Chrome for the best desktop experience.
  
• Download Recreation’s new Registration App to browse and register directly from a mobile device. For help setting up the app, view the Recreation Software Tutorials.​
  

If assistance is needed, residents can email recreation@brampton.ca or visit their nearest Recreation Centre for in-person registration. Learn more at Registration FAQs.

​Brampton Recreation’s mobile registration app offers a convenient way for residents to explore programs, register for activities and complete payments directly from their device. Residents are encouraged to get set up in advance to be ready when registration opens.

Verify your recreation account to keep your resident benefits

Every two years, Brampton residents must verify their residency to continue receiving priority registration access and council-approved resident rates for recreation programs. To verify your account, visit any recreation centre Customer Service Desk with valid photo identification and proof of Brampton address. 

You can also check your verification status by logging in to your Recreation Registration Account and selecting the “Account Verification” tab. If your account shows as unverified, visit the Customer Service Desk at your nearest Recreation Centre with valid photo ID and proof of Brampton address (e.g., driver's licence). Staff will verify your residency and update your account on the spot. Visit this website for more information.

Financial assistance through ActiveAssist

ActiveAssist, generously sponsored by 407 ETR, Alectra, Capital Power and The Stevens Company, helps eligible low-income individuals and families participate in recreation programs. Approved applicants receive a $275 recreation credit that can be used toward eligible drop-in and registered programs, as well as memberships. Each approved participant remains enrolled in the program for two years. To review eligibility requirements or apply, visit brampton.ca/activeassist.​