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Kenora Hockey Camps & PD Day Camps
3,500+
Athletes trained by RINK every year
15+
Years developing players and goalies
30+
Minor hockey associations partnered in 2025-26
Hockey development in Kenora
For 15+ years, RINK has developed players and goalies through one proven skill development curriculum. Our Regional Development team brings those same coaches to Keewatin Memorial Arena, working with local families and minor hockey to grow the game in Kenora.
KENORA PROGRAM SCHEDULE
Every RINK program in Kenora. Pick a date and register online.
DECEMBER TO APRIL · KEEWATIN MEMORIAL ARENA
KENORA HOCKEY CAMPS
A three-day holiday camp to prepare for the next age group and a full-day PD Day camp in the spring, all run by RINK coaches.
Next up
Next Step Prep Camp
Mon, Dec 21 to Wed, Dec 23, 2026
Get ready for the pace, decisions and contact of the next age group.
Upcoming
Skating & Skills Camp
Mon, Apr 26, 2027
Power skating and puck skills, applied at game speed.

WHAT TO EXPECT
Every camp mixes on-ice sessions with classroom and team building time. Players train with their own age group at a 6:1 player to coach ratio, and goalies get time with a goalie coach.
PRICE: Next Step Prep Camp $349 · PD Day Camp $125 (+ tax & fees)
GROUPS: U9 (2018-2019), U11 (2016-2017), U13/U15 (2012-2015)
WHERE: Keewatin Memorial Arena, 930 Front St, Kenora, ON
WANT RINK IN YOUR ASSOCIATION?
RINK builds custom camps, team training, goalie development and coach clinics for minor hockey associations across Canada and the USA. Tell us what your players need and we will build the plan.
Looking for another community? See every RINK Regional Development program.
KENORA HOCKEY CAMP FAQ
What hockey camps does RINK run in Kenora?
A Next Step Prep Camp on Dec 21 to 23, 2026 and a full-day PD Day camp on Apr 26, 2027, both at Keewatin Memorial Arena.
How much do Kenora camps cost?
The Next Step Prep Camp is $349 and the PD Day camp is $125, plus tax and fees.
What ages can register?
U9 (born 2018-2019), U11 (born 2016-2017) and U13/U15 (born 2012-2015).
What does the Next Step Prep Camp include?
Six 60-minute ice sessions and three classroom and team building sessions over three days, focused on the skating, decision-making and body contact habits players need at the next level.
Do goalies get their own training?
Yes. Goalies work with a goalie coach for the first half of each ice session on puck tracking, glove and blocker saves, position-specific skating and rebound control, then join the group for drills and small area games.
What is the refund policy?
Withdraw 30+ days before a program for a full refund or credit. Within 30 days you receive a credit less a $50 administration fee. There are no refunds or credits once a program starts.
Can our association bring RINK in for its own camp?
Yes. RINK builds custom camps, team training and coach clinics for minor hockey associations. Start the conversation here.
Who do I contact with questions?
Email regional@therink.ca or call 204-489-7465.
