Our Story

The Cowichan Sportsplex is a regional outdoor sports, fitness and recreation park covering over 26 acres and serving over 200,000 visits each year. Operating under  the Chesterfield Sports Society, we have dedicated ourselves to our vision since 1996 and now, with the help of our entire community, we are able to provide first class facilities and moving experiences to our community.



Our History

Values Of The Cowichan Sportsplex


Promote physical fitness

Cowichan Sportsplex encourages everyone to live an active lifestyle. Our amenities are an impactful tool for thousands of members in our community – athletes and casuals alike.​



put our community first

The Cowichan Sportsplex is proud of the benefits we afford our community. We are always innovating new ways to contribute to our community while reflecting on the positive impact we provide.



Treat all of our user base equally

We pride ourselves on being an all-inclusive facility. Absolutely everybody is welcome to participate at our facilities and is assured to be treated with respect and dignity.



encourage social connections

Our facilities are built around the understanding of the importance of discovering lasting relationships based on mutual hobbies.



develop community relationships

We will Continue to build key relationships in the Cowichan Valley with business and individuals alike



trust

The Cowichan Sportsplex honours and respects the trust we have received from our client-base. We act with high-standard of skill, ethicality and thoughtfulness to maintain our relationship with our users.

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Our History

The Cowichan Sportsplex is the pride and joy of the Chesterfield Sports Society, a non-profit organization that had a vision in 1996 to build aplace that would benefit all ages and abilities through sports, recreation and friendship. It’s hard to believe how far we have come since those early days. The main impetus came in 1989 when the track at the high school was closed for competition. The community started meeting to talk about what sports facilities were needed to serve our growing community. The support we received from the community was and continues to be wide and deep; individuals, business, community sports organizations, service clubs, local, provincial and federal governments; we all worked together towards our common vision and now we have 26 acres of high quality outdoor facilities to show for our collective efforts.