The GFL Environmental Arena is the smaller of two arenas inside the Canada Games Park facility, with seating for 200 fans. The ice-pad switches to turf or dry-floor for lacrosse and other uses during the spring and summer seasons. The ice-rink has the capacity to host sledge hockey.

The Algoma Central Arena is home to a variety of men’s and women’s hockey teams. The 1,200 seat ice-pad switches to turf or dry-floor for lacrosse and other uses during the spring and summer seasons. The ice-rink has the capacity to host sledge hockey.

Since 2015, the Brock Alumni Field is the outdoor turf field of Brock University’s men’s and women’s soccer, rugby and lacrosse teams. The 69 x 109 metre venue has one artificial turf field and two grass fields.

The largest swimming facility in Niagara, is named after the late Eleanor Misener, a local advocate for accessible exercise facilities and founder of the St. Catharines chapter of the Multiple Sclerosis Society. The 50-metre Olympic-size pool has hosted numerous meets. Improvements to the diving and swimming facilities were made to host the Canada Games.