1 / 2Wissahickon Skating Club
đ Chestnut Hill, PA
Wissahickon Skating Club in Chestnut Hill has operated since 1956. Public skating runs Friday evenings and Saturday afternoons.
Fun watching the kids play ice hockey đ
đ Family Action Verdict
Best for families seeking structured ice sports development rather than drop-in entertainment. Public sessions on Fridays and Saturdays suit casual visits, and learn-to-skate group lessons are well-suited to kids aged 4 and up. Families committed to youth hockey or figure skating will find a deep program structure with strong community ties.
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Dawn Boone
âFun watching the kids play ice hockey đâ
Hunter Szczesniak
âGreat rink. I learned to skate here. Not via their classes, but the public skates, which was hard. But I am getting better. The staff is friendly, and they have a decent schedule with ice shaving during public skates. The parking kinda stinks though, and the bathrooms are really small. I also don't like most of the music played (but that's just me. I don't like pop)â
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Overview
One of only seven or eight member-owned skating clubs in the United States, Wissahickon Skating Club has a 60-plus year history in Philadelphia's Chestnut Hill neighborhood. Public skating sessions run on Friday evenings and Saturday afternoons with ice shaving scheduled during sessions. Youth hockey operates through the Wissahickon Warriors program, with tryouts and full seasonal rosters. Learn-to-skate lessons and a learn-to-play hockey program serve beginners.
