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About West Hants Sports Complex

Welcome to West Hants Sports Complex, a versatile community hub in Windsor, Nova Scotia. Home to the John Paris Jr. Rink, this multi-use facility hosts hockey, turf sports, walking, and a variety of public and community events. With a seating capacity around 1,000 spectators and rink seating accommodating roughly 522 seats, the complex brings together sports enthusiasts and locals for a range of programs—from competitive skating to sledge hockey. Whether you’re catching a game, a school tournament, or a community gathering, we’ve got you covered with practical tips for parking, transit, and nearby overnight stays and dining options.

As the adjacent historic Hants County Exhibition Arena undergoes transformation into a vibrant community space, the West Hants Sports Complex stands as the area’s primary activity hub. Expect a welcoming atmosphere, easy access to facilities, and opportunities to engage with local clubs and programs throughout the year.

Parking is described as paved with overflow options, making it straightforward to find a spot on event days. For those driving in from surrounding areas, the complex is easily reached by main roads in Windsor. If you’re visiting from farther away, consider staying overnight at nearby lodging and enjoying a meal at recommended local establishments. The venue supports sledge hockey programs and a range of community events, offering an inclusive, family-friendly experience. For the latest event details, please check our listings and the venue’s pages.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 16 Centennial Drive, Windsor, NS B0N 2T0.
  • Venue type: Multi-use recreation complex with NHL-sized ice surface (John Paris Jr. Rink), turf field, walking track, and public spaces.
  • Capacity: Approximately 1,000 spectators; rink seating reported around 522 in some documents.
  • Notable events: John Paris Jr. rink naming ceremony (June 9, 2023); sledge hockey programs and other community events.
  • Nearby hotels: The Clockmaker's Inn (1399 King Street), Geldert Guest House (153 Albert Street), The August House (494 King Street).
  • Renovation/renaming note: The historic Hants County Exhibition Arena next door is being transformed into a community space as WHSC serves as the new activity hub.
  • Parking: Parking is described in venue materials as paved with overflow options.