Since 1977
Welcome to Kerry Park Curling Centre
We welcome all levels of curlers! Whether you’re brand new, or have years of experience, we guarantee you’ll have a rockin’ good time!
This weekend!
48th Annual Kerry Park Summerspiel!
Come and watch some great curling and reconnect with your curling friends! Extra dinner tickets available by contacting Darrel Downey until Friday, Sept 19 @ 6:45 pm. – $40 ea.
November 1, 2025
Whether you’re a seasoned curler or just in it for the laughs, this one-day event is perfect for all skill levels. Expect quick games, great company, and prizes!
Lunch included.
January 31, 2026
Whether you’re a seasoned curler or just in it for the laughs, this one-day event is perfect for all skill levels. Expect quick games, great company, and prizes!
Lunch included.
March 12 - 15, 2026
Join us as we celebrate the life and legacy of Lorraine Gagnon — a dedicated past president, passionate advocate for junior curling, and a beloved member of our curling community.
Discover curling: Where friendships are formed and memories are made
Step onto the ice and into a world of laughter, teamwork, and unforgettable moments. Curling isn’t just a sport — it’s a community. Whether you’re sliding your first stone or sweeping toward victory, every game is a chance to bond, share a few laughs, and make memories that last long after the final end. No experience? No problem. All you need is curiosity and a sense of fun. Join us, and see how curling turns strangers into teammates and teammates into lifelong friends.
To be a vibrant, inclusive, and welcoming hub for curlers of all ages and skill levels — where the spirit of the game builds community, inspires personal growth, and creates lifelong memories on and off the ice.
The Kerry Park Curling Club got its start shortly after the hockey rink opened in 1977, thanks in large part to Dennis “Red” McLain, who was the manager of the Kerry Park Recreation Centre at the time. Seeing the potential for curling in the South Cowichan area, Dennis rallied support from a group of former Navy colleagues and curlers from the Prairies. At that time, there weren’t many local curlers outside of Duncan, but the idea caught on quickly.
Even in its first half-season, the club launched with enthusiasm. There were already at least five leagues up and running, including a men’s league, Sunday night mixed, Tuesday mixed, a ladies’ league, and several daytime groups—one of the first being local farmers. By the first full season, the place was packed most nights with one or two draws, and daytime curling was nearly as busy.
Among the early leagues were the legendary “Hangover League,” started by a few curlers from Duncan, and a league organized by the local Legion. The energy, dedication, and grassroots community spirit of those early days set the tone for what would become a vibrant curling culture at Kerry Park that still continues today.
