Skatetown Youth Camps, Clinics & Classes
Skatetown Ice Arena, 1009 Orlando Ave, Roseville, CA 95661
About
Skatetown Youth Camps, Clinics & Classes offers learn to skate classes, learn to play hockey classes, youth hockey classes and leagues, and learn to ice skate classes for all ages. The program also includes Youth Hockey Camps, Figure Skating Camps, Freestyle Figure Skating Camp, Theatre on Ice teams, hockey lessons, skating lessons, drop-in hockey, sticktimes, and adult skills and drills. Families can also take part in public session skating, birthday parties, broomball, curling, curling lessons and leagues, school field trips, summer camps, adult hockey classes and leagues, and Zamboni driving lessons.
• Schedule: Public skating sessions run on weekdays and weekends during the day and evening, with additional special schedules during Easter break, summer weekdays, and the winter holiday season.
Skatetown Youth Camps, Clinics & Classes is part of a family owned and operated ice arena that opened to the public in 1997 and celebrated 25 years in business in December 2022. The program operates in a facility with two NHL-sized indoor rinks open year round, a full-service café with TVs showing sports, a ProShop, special party rooms, skating aids such as stackable buckets and the “Bobby” skating aid, coin-operated lockers, and loaner safety helmets for public skating sessions guests. Skatetown offers skate rental and special provisions for guests with disabilities, and some public sessions include a free skating lesson. The Saturday evening 7–9pm public session welcomes all ages, with entertainment and activities geared toward older teens and young adults, and families with small children are encouraged to skate during Family Sessions on Fridays from 3–5pm or 7–9pm and Saturdays from 3–5pm.
The program is led by Skating Director Donna Smith, Youth Hockey Director Jason Davis, Hockey Director Brett Slavensky, Guest Service Manager Victoria Duncan, Café Manager Jessica Farfan, Marketing Manager Susan Sweetser, and ProShop Manager Matt Litteral. Skatetown states that it prides itself on providing a safe, clean, fun, family environment that appeals to all age groups and is committed to providing a safe, clean, fun facility where families and friends can commune. Skatetown received Energy Users News’ 1999 Building Award (Commercial) for its energy and environmentally conscious construction process. The arena is home to the Capital City Figure Skating Club, the Capital Thunder Youth Hockey Program, the Sacramento Firefighter’s Hockey Club, the Hockey Belongs 2 Everyone non-profit, and the Wine Country Curling Club.
Last updated March 10, 2026.
• Schedule: Public skating sessions run on weekdays and weekends during the day and evening, with additional special schedules during Easter break, summer weekdays, and the winter holiday season.
Skatetown Youth Camps, Clinics & Classes is part of a family owned and operated ice arena that opened to the public in 1997 and celebrated 25 years in business in December 2022. The program operates in a facility with two NHL-sized indoor rinks open year round, a full-service café with TVs showing sports, a ProShop, special party rooms, skating aids such as stackable buckets and the “Bobby” skating aid, coin-operated lockers, and loaner safety helmets for public skating sessions guests. Skatetown offers skate rental and special provisions for guests with disabilities, and some public sessions include a free skating lesson. The Saturday evening 7–9pm public session welcomes all ages, with entertainment and activities geared toward older teens and young adults, and families with small children are encouraged to skate during Family Sessions on Fridays from 3–5pm or 7–9pm and Saturdays from 3–5pm.
The program is led by Skating Director Donna Smith, Youth Hockey Director Jason Davis, Hockey Director Brett Slavensky, Guest Service Manager Victoria Duncan, Café Manager Jessica Farfan, Marketing Manager Susan Sweetser, and ProShop Manager Matt Litteral. Skatetown states that it prides itself on providing a safe, clean, fun, family environment that appeals to all age groups and is committed to providing a safe, clean, fun facility where families and friends can commune. Skatetown received Energy Users News’ 1999 Building Award (Commercial) for its energy and environmentally conscious construction process. The arena is home to the Capital City Figure Skating Club, the Capital Thunder Youth Hockey Program, the Sacramento Firefighter’s Hockey Club, the Hockey Belongs 2 Everyone non-profit, and the Wine Country Curling Club.
Last updated March 10, 2026.
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