Vernon Pump Track

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The Village of Vernon currently offers two recreational areas: Vernon Park, which includes play structures and a swing set, and the Vernon Recreation Centre, which provides playing fields, a boarded rink, and indoor facilities.

A recent community survey identified a need for additional amenities for children and youth aged 6–16. Respondents emphasized a demand for more challenging play opportunities, suggesting features such as skate parks, bike tracks, and pump tracks. The survey also indicated that existing facilities may be underutilized.

Further consultation with the Community Association revealed that a pump track concept had already been developed for the area within the boarded rink. However, a site review determined that the greenspace immediately north of the rink would be a more suitable location, allowing both the rink and pump track to function fully without conflict.

An aerial view of the modular pump track layoutAn aerial view of the modular pump track layout.

As the project has evolved, two design approaches have been identified:

Modular Pump Track:
This option involves a prefabricated system that can be installed on existing grades. This option can be used by all roller sports - skateboards, rollerblades, scooters and bicycles etc.) It features a vandal-resistant fiberglass riding surface supported by a covered wooden frame elevated from the ground for durability. The track components are mechanically connected, allowing for disassembly and reconfiguration over time. A hardscape apron and access paths would include seating and other amenities to support users.


Perspective view of modular pump track layoutStock perspective of modular pump track layout


Bicycle Park (Naturalized Track):
This approach integrates existing site features to create a more varied riding experience. The course combines stone dust with manufactured elements and could incorporate additional surfaces such as wood chips or pavers. This option is more suited to large wheel roller sports such as bicycles and some scooters. Built features consist of metal supports with wooden slat riding surfaces, offering a more organic, park-like setting.

An aerial view of the bicycle park layout


Project Timeline:

  • Design 2026, Construction 2027

Please answer the brief survey below to share your feedback. The survey will remain open until 24 July 2026.

Please note: The final design may differ slightly from the concepts presented, depending on feedback received, technical feasibility, and budget or supply constraints.



The Village of Vernon currently offers two recreational areas: Vernon Park, which includes play structures and a swing set, and the Vernon Recreation Centre, which provides playing fields, a boarded rink, and indoor facilities.

A recent community survey identified a need for additional amenities for children and youth aged 6–16. Respondents emphasized a demand for more challenging play opportunities, suggesting features such as skate parks, bike tracks, and pump tracks. The survey also indicated that existing facilities may be underutilized.

Further consultation with the Community Association revealed that a pump track concept had already been developed for the area within the boarded rink. However, a site review determined that the greenspace immediately north of the rink would be a more suitable location, allowing both the rink and pump track to function fully without conflict.

An aerial view of the modular pump track layoutAn aerial view of the modular pump track layout.

As the project has evolved, two design approaches have been identified:

Modular Pump Track:
This option involves a prefabricated system that can be installed on existing grades. This option can be used by all roller sports - skateboards, rollerblades, scooters and bicycles etc.) It features a vandal-resistant fiberglass riding surface supported by a covered wooden frame elevated from the ground for durability. The track components are mechanically connected, allowing for disassembly and reconfiguration over time. A hardscape apron and access paths would include seating and other amenities to support users.


Perspective view of modular pump track layoutStock perspective of modular pump track layout


Bicycle Park (Naturalized Track):
This approach integrates existing site features to create a more varied riding experience. The course combines stone dust with manufactured elements and could incorporate additional surfaces such as wood chips or pavers. This option is more suited to large wheel roller sports such as bicycles and some scooters. Built features consist of metal supports with wooden slat riding surfaces, offering a more organic, park-like setting.

An aerial view of the bicycle park layout


Project Timeline:

  • Design 2026, Construction 2027

Please answer the brief survey below to share your feedback. The survey will remain open until 24 July 2026.

Please note: The final design may differ slightly from the concepts presented, depending on feedback received, technical feasibility, and budget or supply constraints.



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