Richcraft Recreation Complex is a major recreational facility that is located in the Kanata district of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Groundbreaking on the complex took place back in December 2011; the official grand opening took place in November 2013. The complex is located at 4101 Innovation Drive, in the Kanata North Business Park. The complex is also an access point to the Trillium Woods, a 15-kilometre multi-use trail network for hiking and mountain biking.
The complex's amenities include the following:
Free public Wi-Fi
Indoor eight-lane, 25-meter pool
Separate male and female change rooms
Alternate needs/Family change room
Multi-purpose programming rooms
Two full gymnasiums
Weight and cardio centre
Sports turf field
Basketball court
Play structures and splash pad
Skateboard park
Youth room
The following OC Transpo routes serve the Richcraft Recreation Complex:
60 64 93 165 181 182
Express route 60 doesn't actually go into the complex, but is available at the nearby intersection of Terry Fox Drive and Flamborough Way. This route provides connections to the communities of Morgan's Grant, Shirley's Brook, South March, and Beaverbrook. Buses travel via March Road, Teron Road, Teron Station, Eagleson Station (AM only), Highway 417, Bayshore Station, and the Transitway to/from downtown Ottawa.
Express route 64 doesn't actually go into the complex either, but is also available at the nearby intersection of Terry Fox Drive and Flamborough Way. This route provides connections to the communities of Kanata Lakes and Morgan's Grant by travelling via Huntsville Road, Kanata Avenue, Eagleson Station (AM only), Bayshore Station, Highway 417, and the Transitway to/from downtown Ottawa.
Route 93 has a terminus at the complex. During peak periods, buses that start/end at the intersection of Hines and Solandt bypass the complex itself, but are available on nearby Innovation Drive. This route provides connections to the communities of Morgan's Grant, South March, Shirley's Brook, and travel via Teron Road, Teron Station, Eagleson Station (eastbound only), Bayshore Station, and Highway 417. Buses are extended from LeBreton Station during the AM peak; buses are extended to LeBreton Station during the PM peak via the Transitway.
Route 165 operates during off-peaks and weekdays only. This route essentially follow the same routing as express route 64, but has its other terminus at Terry Fox Station. The route provides connections to the communities of Morgan's Grant and Kanata Lakes by travelling via Huntsville Road and Kanata Avenue.
Peak route 181 provides connections to Eagleson Station, Teron Station, and the eastern portion of the Kanata North Business Park.
Peak route 182 provides connections to Lincoln Fields Station, Bayshore Station, Shirley's Bay Complex, Carling Place, and the eastern portion of the Kanata North Business Park.
