This is a significant water-based recreational area that combines international-standard competitive water sport facilities with recreational rental and social opportunities. Set in 411 acres of parkland and 272 acres of water, the facility has hosted flat water events for the 2015 Pan Am Games, as well as world championships in multiple canoeing events.
Another impressive aspect of the WIFC is that it’s the home of the Welland Flume – two independently controlled, moving water, variable speed, training tanks outfitted for rowing, canoeing, kayaking, and dragon boating. Here athletes can train in the off season and experience an on-water feel to help them maximize their performance.
Region: South Coast
Add to your trip16 Townline Tunell Road, Welland, ON L3C 2T4, Canada
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Ranked #6 of 33 things to do in Welland
Robby G C
Toronto, Canada
The Welland International Flatwater Centre is well renowned. They do competitions. They use kayaks during sports. I had seen people fishing in the Canal Kids will play at the Welland...
Marlon R
Welland, Canada
The flat water facility in Welland is a hidden gem. Since the canal was blocked off and they banned motor boat use in the canal Welland wasn't really sure what to do with the beautiful waterway...
kerryphillips7
Bath, Canada
We have been at the Canadian Dragon Boat Championships in Welland for the past 2 years. It’s a really good facility but it doesn’t compare to Szeged Hungary.
