Kingston BMX News
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2018 end of season
To all our KBMX family The 2018 BMX season has been a great one with the club seeing a huge growth in membership from 87 members to over 130. Almost a 40% increase. We had new riders trying BMX right up until the last race of the season. This growth has not been without some growing pains, especially on practice nights. We have been working over the last 3 seasons working to sent up a better format to practice nights with a structured program. (most tracks do not run a structured coachi...
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2017 Year End Message
To all our KBMX family 2017 has definitely been a year that has tested our passion and our strength as a family. The beginning of the season started off with a horrible accident that took the focus of our then president John Schaeffer, off of the track and onto his own health and his family who needed his support, John later stepped down as president so that the club could move forward and his sole focus could be on his family The BMX community in Ontario as whole rallied and ...
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Hotels in the area
Hotels in area Motel 6 -1542 Robinson Court Kingston (8 minutes from track 613-507-6666 ext 2 Visit website Travel lodge (Lasalle) - 2360 Princess Street Kingston (8 minutes from track) 613-546-0752 or 1-800-567-0751 Restaurant on site, indoor pool, whirlpool, sauna, wifi, complementary parking Visit website Best Western - 1217 Princess Street Kingston (10 minutes from track) 613-549-2211 or 1-800-567-8800 Internet, ou...
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KBMX Entrance
Woodbine Park, home of KBMX, has two entrances. The second entrance off of Hwy #2 (Princess Street) is currently blocked. We are working with the City of Kingston to have the barriers removed, but until such time please use the parks main entrance on the south side of the park - 1180 Woodbine road (closest intersection is Collins Bay Road and Woodbine Road). As this route will take you through the entire park to get to the track, please use caution and watch for children and pedestrians. ...
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