The Gambo Sports and Recreation Committee is committee to providing quality recreation programming within our community. We host seven weekly programs, as well as a six-week summer program. We take pride in the infrastructure our committee has been successful in delivering over the past number of years including a playground, outdoor rink, volleyball court, and track and field/softball facility.
Originally designed as a 9-hole course, this beautiful Par 71 is now one of the most challenging yet scenic 18-holes in Newfoundland and Labrador. Set on the rolling hills of the Gander Lake, this course, newly designed by Doug Carrick, opened for the 2001 golf season.Located directly off the Trans Canada Highway in Gander, this course provides you with large sculpted greens surrounded by large, deep, strategically placed sand traps. A modern clubhouse with a full restaurant and bar overlooking the lake provides a relaxing setting once you complete a round at Gander Golf Club.
KidSport Newfoundland and Labrador believes that no kid should be left on the sidelines and all should be given the opportunity to experience the positive benefits of organized sports. KidSport provides support to children in order to remove financial barriers that prevent them from playing organized sports.
Eastport Peninsula is a community where physical activity and healthy active living are a way of life. Residents of all ages are motivated and inspired to participate in a wide variety of accessible and enjoyable programs and opportunities that promote an enhanced quality of life for all residents.The Eastport Peninsula Recreation & Wellness Committee was organized in 2009, serves all communities on the Eastport Peninsula and is fortunate to have a full time Regional Recreation Director.
The Carmanville Recreation Committee is a volunteer organization that ensures the towns recreational facilities are well maintained and looked after. Apart from looking after these facilities the Recreation Committee runs several programs and events throughout the year. The committee runs a weekly bingo at the town hall as a fundraiser, they run the annual "Aunt Martha's Sheep Festival", and finally the committee runs a summer program for local children allowing kids to take part in numerous recreational activities. The program also provides summer employment for 4-6 students.
Development and maintenance of comprehensive hiking trail system with integrated technology and social media. Fundraising for trail rescue equipment and related materials.
To promote the conservation of fish and wildlife in Newfoundland and Labrador. To provide a safe, secure and practical location for the legal use of firearms by our members on a year round basis