{ "fields": [{"id":"_id","type":"int"},{"id":"Location ID","type":"int4","info":{"notes":"Unique identifier of location"}},{"id":"Parent Location ID","type":"int4","info":{"notes":"Parent location. Use this column to track child-parent relations within location. If parent location ID is equal to Location ID there is no relation, i.e. the location does not have any parents and/or sibling-locations and is not a child location for any location."}},{"id":"Location Name","type":"text","info":{"notes":"Name of the location"}},{"id":"Location Type","type":"text","info":{"notes":"Type of the complex where courses run"}},{"id":"Accessibility","type":"text","info":{"notes":"Type or level of accessibility of a location (pools, arenas, community centres)."}},{"id":"Intersection","type":"text","info":{"notes":"Roads intersection of the location. In the website this information in displayed as: \"Near: Intersection\""}},{"id":"TTC Information","type":"text","info":{"notes":"TTC related guidelines"}},{"id":"District","type":"text","info":{"notes":"An administrative area of the City"}},{"id":"Street No","type":"text","info":{"notes":"Street number"}},{"id":"Street No Suffix","type":"text","info":{"notes":"Suffix"}},{"id":"Street Name","type":"text","info":{"notes":"Street name"}},{"id":"Street Type","type":"text","info":{"notes":"Street type"}},{"id":"Street Direction","type":"text","info":{"notes":"Street direction"}},{"id":"Postal Code","type":"text","info":{"notes":"Postal code"}},{"id":"Description","type":"text","info":{"notes":"Description of the location."}}], "records": [ [1,1,1,"Ashbridges Bay Park","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","1561","None","Lake Shore","Blvd","E","None","Ashbridges Bay Park is located in a beautiful area on the waterfront in the east end of Toronto. Ashbridges Bay was once part of the large sand dune chain spanning the majority of the Toronto Harbour. These dunes were the result of sediment from the Scarborough Bluffs being deposited by the currents from Lake Ontario.\n

\nPortions of The Martin Goodman and Waterfront trails pass through the north end of Ashbridges Bay Park. These paved and hard-packed walking trails allow for accessibility as do the park's multiple parking lots. Take a stroll along the Woodbine Beach Boardwalk, relax on the wide sandy beach, or enjoy a refreshing swim in Lake Ontario. Picnics, bird watching and hiking are all popular activities available at Ashbridges Bay. There is also a skateboard park nearby."], [2,2,2,"Bluffer's Park and Beach","park","None","None","None","Scarborough","1","None","Brimley","Rd","S","None","

Bluffer's Park was designed to improve public access to the base of the Scarborough Bluffs. It can be accessed by Brimley Road. The park features a sandy beach, picnic areas, walks, lookouts, a boat launch and visitors' dockage.

\n\n

Bluffer's Park is not an alcohol approved park location. For a listing of approved parks, visit Alcohol in Parks Program.

\n\n

This park is part of Scarborough Bluffs.

\n

History

\n

Originally owned by the Borough of Scarborough, the mainland at the base of the bluffs was transferred to the Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority in May 1960 as part of the Waterfront Plan for Metro. The park was developed in two stages by the Authority. The first phase that satisfied a need for public open space, was officially completed and opened in 1975 at a cost of $2.2 million. Phase two, developed for $6.0 million and completed in the early 1980's, provided public launching facilities for recreational boaters and sailors, as well as open space for private yacht clubs. A total of 2.6 million cubic metres of lakefill was used at Bluffer's Park.

"], [3,3,3,"James Gardens","park","None","Edgehill Road and Edenbridge Drive","None","Etobicoke York","99","None","Edenbridge","Dr","None","None","James Gardens, a former estate on the west bank of the Humber River, is known for its flower gardens, terraced stone pathways beside sparkling spring-fed pools and streams, and mature trees. The park features the historic James Gazebo, along with terraced pathways and the original home \"Red Gables\". Here, you can also find lawn bowling, cross-country skiing, memorial cairn in rose garden, and a scenic lookout over the Humber Valley to downtown Toronto."], [4,4,4,"Colonel Danforth Park","park","None","Colonel Danforth Trail & Bonacres Ave","None","Scarborough","73","None","Colonel Danforth","Trl","None","None","Colonel Danforth Park can be found northwest of Lawrence Avenue and Meadowvale Road. If you follow the park trail to the northwest, you will find Morningside Park. Go southeast and you will find the Lower Highland Creek Park. This stretch of green space is another gem of a ravine in Toronto featuring the Highland Creek Trail. Wildlife, interesting plants and Highland Creek make this a wonderful walk in the east end.

\nThis park has a fenced Dogs Off-Leash Area."], [5,5,5,"Derrydowns Park","park","None","Derrydown Rd & Conamore Cres","None","Etobicoke York","271","None","Derrydown","Rd","None","None","Derrydowns Park is a 28 hectare park following the Black Creek ravine as it meanders southward. At the North end of the park Finch Avenue separates it from the Black Creek Parkland. A trail travels the length of the park from Finch to Grandravine Drive where it connects to Northwood Park. The park has parking at 1705 Finch Ave and features a fire pit."], [6,6,6,"Marie Curtis Park","park","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","2","None","Forty Second","St","None","None","Marie Curtis Park is named after the Longbranch Reeve (a small village) Mayor Marie Curtis and is one of the few beaches in North America named after a female community leader. This park was created in the late 1950's to help control flooding after Hurricane Hazel nearly swept local homes in the area out into Lake Ontario. Throughout this park, you can find an abundance of wildlife and native plants. There is a playground, wading pool, a public swimming beach, picnic spots and walking trails including a connection to the Waterfront Trail. You will always find something to do at Marie Curtis Park. The fenced Dogs Off-Leash Area allows Commercial Dog Walkers.\n

\nLakeview Waterfront Connection: Along the Mississauga shoreline, the Region of Peel and Credit Valley Conservation are planning a naturalized conservation area, adjacent to Marie Curtis Park, that will create a hub for passive waterfront recreation, and a spot for wildlife migration. The new greenspace will connect Marie Curtis park to the Inspiration Lakeview lands. City of Toronto Parks Staff are providing input into the design of the new greenspace and the interface with Marie Curtis Park."], [7,7,7,"Broadlands Community Recreation Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","None","None","North York","19","None","Castlegrove","Blvd","None","M3A 1K9","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor pool (summer) or the outdoor rink (winter).

\nA small community centre located in the DVP (Don Valley Parkway) and Lawrence Avenue East area in a residential community. Programs are offered for preschoolers, children, adults and older adults. Rooms can also be permitted by groups or individuals."], [8,9,9,"Eglinton Flats","park","None","Emmett Ave & Eglinton Ave W","None","Etobicoke York","101","None","Emmett","Ave","None","None","Eglinton Flats includes three of the four corners surrounding the Jane and Eglinton intersection. The fourth corner is the City run Scarlett Woods Golf Course. The area, built on the Humber River Floodplain, was owned and farmed by the Scarlett family in the mid 1800's. It was later turned into a market garden that was flooded out by Hurricane Hazel in 1954. As part of a new floodplain plan the area was turned into parkland. Eglinton Flats is a sports focused park with six soccer fields, four field hockey pitches, a rugby field, a football field and winterized tennis courts. It is also home to a local community garden and playground. In the northeast corner of the park you will find two cricket pitches. The park is a popular place to spend time through the spring, summer and fall."], [9,10,10,"Etienne Brule Park","park","None","Crosby Avenue and Warren Crescent","None","Etobicoke York","13","None","Crosby","Ave","None","None","Etienne Brule park is a historically significant piece of land. It was named after Etienne Brule, the first French explorer to venture beyond the St. Lawrence River into Upper Canada (Ontario). The Humber River and its shores along Etienne Brule park were once used as a major trade route by the Aboriginal Peoples of the area. It is a beautiful park stretched out along the Humber River starting near the Old Mill and winding north to the bend in the River around the Baby Point neighbourhood. Within this park you will find interpretive signage with information about the history of the area and it's traditional uses. You will also find a ball diamond, a great hiking trail and lovely spots for a small picnic along the way. Etienne Brule Park is the centre point between the Humber River, Old Mill and Marshes and the Lambton House Hotel and Lower Humber River Discovery Walks."], [10,11,11,"G. Ross Lord Park","park","None","None","None","North York","4801","None","Dufferin","St","None","None","Whether you're a nature or sports enthusiast you'll find something fun to do in G. Ross Lord Park. Over four kilometres of trails, two cricket pitches, a fenced Dogs Off-Leash Area, three soccer fields, picnic sites and a fire pit can be found within the parks boundaries. The park was created in 1972 to help with flood control in the area and named after Dr. G. Ross Lord, former Chairman of the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority. Trails are fully accessible and groomed in the winter for cross-country skiing, weather permitting. There are a number of naturalization projects in the works to help support local wildlife and create a healthier park. This park is a great spot for wildlife and bird watchers alike."], [11,12,12,"Caledonia Park","park","None","Caledonia Rd & Lawrence Ave W","None","North York","1141","None","Caledonia","Rd","None","None","A 11.5 hectare park at Caledonia Road and Lawrence Avenue West featuring two cricket pitches with a practice wicket, a lit ball diamond, a multipurpose sports field and sand volleyball courts. Parking is available and accessible from Caledonia Road."], [12,13,13,"Adam Beck Community Centre","crc","Partially Accessible","None","None","Toronto and East York","79","None","Lawlor","Ave","None","M4E 3L8","

Adam Beck Community Centre is a shared-use facility.

\n

This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

"], [13,15,15,"Home Smith Park","park","None","Dundas St W & Old Dundas St","None","Etobicoke York","4101","None","Dundas","St","W","None","Home Smith Park is named after an Etobicoke Lawyer, Robert Home Smith. He purchased the former King's Mill and turned it into the Old Mill Inn we find today. The park runs along the west side of the Humber River between Lambton House Hotel and the Old Mill Inn. This park is considered a historically significant area due to its former use as a trade route by the local Aboriginal Peoples. Home Smith Park is an excellent spot for wildlife viewing with plenty of waterfowl, songbirds and forest critters. It's also a great spot to view salmon swimming up the Humber River to spawn each fall. Home Smith Park is fully accessible with a paved trail and a number of pleasant picnic areas."], [14,16,16,"Cassandra Park","park","None","Cassandra Blvd & Wallingford Rd","None","North York","230","None","Cassandra","Blvd","None","None","A park near Victoria Park Avenue and York Mills Road featuring four lit outdoor tennis courts with clubhouse and a children's playground. The park is home to the Parkway Valley Tennis Club."], [15,17,17,"Annette Community Recreation Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","None","None","Toronto and East York","333","None","Annette","St","None","M6P 1R3","There is a family/universal change room at this location, and the pool has a lift chair."], [16,18,18,"MacPherson Avenue Parkette","park","None","Macpherson Ave & Avenue Rd","None","Toronto and East York","205","None","Macpherson","Ave","None","None","None"], [17,19,19,"Rosetta McClain Gardens","park","None","None","None","Scarborough","5","None","Glen Everest","Rd","None","None","The fully-accessible garden park features special braille signage, raised planters, rose gardens and a rock fountain surrounded by a pergola. It is a haven for flower connoisseurs, bird and butterfly watchers. The park has spectacular views of Lake Ontario from the top of Scarborough Bluffs and is a popular spot for wedding photos. Learn more about photo permits. No dogs allowed (service animals are exempt).\n

\nThis park is part of Scarborough Bluffs.\nImportant: There is no access to the water at this park. Stay behind fences and obey no trespassing signs as the bluffs are unstable. Access the water from Bluffer's Park, Sylvan Park, Guild Park and Gardens, or East Point Park.\nHistory
\nThomas McDonald West, owner and operator of J. & J. Taylor Limited, Toronto Safe Works purchased the 16.2 hectare Rumph farm overlooking the Scarborough Bluffs in 1904-1905. He and his wife, Emma, then divided it among their four children, Joseph McDonald, William Needham, Howard Thomas, and Rosetta. Many of the historic landscape improvements enjoyed today were initially undertaken by Rosetta's husband, Robert Watson McClain, and her brother Joseph McDonald.

\nRosetta McClain died in December 1940 and in 1959 her husband donated their property (about 4 hectares) to the city of Toronto in her memory. In 1977, this land was conveyed to the Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority and combined with portions of the J.M. and H.T. West properties. A further parcel from the W.N. West holdings was added in 1985, creating a 7.5 hectare park. The shell of an old pine house reminds park visitors that people once farmed this property with the spectacular view of the Scarborough Bluffs."], [18,20,20,"Alexander Street Parkette","park","None","Alexander Street and Yonge Street","None","Toronto and East York","16","None","Alexander","St.","None","None","None"], [19,22,22,"Rowntree Mills Park","park","None","Rowntree Mill Rd & Emily Ave","None","Etobicoke York","155","None","Rowntree Mill","Rd","None","None","This 92 hectare park along the banks of the Humber River between Finch Avenue West and Steeles Avenue West was named Rowntree Mills Park in 1969 in honour of Joseph Rowntree. Joseph Rowntree was a pioneer in north Etobicoke village of Thistletown and established two mills on the banks of the Humber River. In 1843 he built a sawmill on the east bank of the river. Five years later, he built a grist mill on the west bank. His mills were known as the \"Greenholme Mills\" and operated until the end of the nineteenth century."], [20,23,23,"Maher Circle Parkette","park","None","Maher Ave & Gilmour Ave","None","Toronto and East York","None","None","Maher","Ave","None","None","None"], [21,24,24,"Beaches Recreation Centre","crc","Partially Accessible","Williamson Road and Hambly Avenue","None","Toronto and East York","6","None","Williamson","Rd","None","M4E 1K5","Beaches Recreation Centre is the centre of the Beaches community and offers programming for all ages."], [22,25,25,"David Appleton Community Recreation Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","None","None","Etobicoke York","33","None","Pritchard","Ave","None","M9N 1T4","As the full name suggests, the David Appleton Community Recreation Centre and Syme 55+ Centre are two centres housed under one roof. Syme 55+ Centre is a room located within the David Appleton building which caters to seniors. It offers a wide variety of programming for older adults in the neighbourhood. Recreational activities take place weeknights and on the weekends. The room is not intended for large functions or activities involving alcohol. There are table and chairs to accommodate groups of 40 or less. Limited onsite parking is available, with street parking as an option."], [23,26,26,"Serena Gundy Park","park","None","Rykert Cres & Thursfield Cres","None","North York","58","None","Rykert","Cres","None","None","None"], [24,27,27,"Bedford Park Community Centre","crc","None","None","None","North York","81","None","Ranleigh","Ave","None","M4N 1X2","Bedford Park Community Centre is a shared-use facility located in the Yonge Street & Lawrence Avenue East area. Bedford Park is not a large centre, but it does offer a wide variety of programs for the community. Throughout the Fall, Winter and Spring, Bedford Park offers preschool programs, older adult programs, fitness programs, sports programs and swimming lessons. During the summer months, Bedford Park offers summer camps, fitness classes, an older adult drop-in program and swimming lessons."], [25,28,28,"Sunnybrook Park","park","None","None","None","North York","1132","None","Leslie","St","None","None","Sunnybrook Farm was the 154-hectare country estate of Joseph Kilgour in the late 1800s. It is located north of Leaside and south of the Bridle Path. After Kilgour's passing, his wife Alice donated Sunnybrook Farms to the city in 1928 to be used as a park. The Kilgour barns were preserved and currently serve as a public riding school. The Metropolitan Police stabled here until moving to the stables at Exhibition Place in 2005. \n

\nThe Dogs Off-Leash Area is fenced, allows Commercial Dog Walkers and has a separate area for dogs weighing less than 9.1 kg (20 lbs). This park also has bike trails and sports fields.

\nSpecial Features
\nWILDLIFE - Listed as a top spot to see birds in the City's Birds of Toronto Biodiversity Series booklet.
\nENVIRONMENTALLY SIGNIFICANT AREA - Glendon Forest provides a high-quality forest habitat, dominated by sugar maple, eastern white pine, American beech and eastern hemlock trees in the West Don River Valley The wetland provides critical habitat for snapping turtles, Great Blue Herons and Red-winged Blackbirds. It is designated as an Environmentally Significant Area, because of its plant and animal diversity."], [26,29,29,"Taylor Creek Park","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","260","None","Dawes","Rd","None","None","Come here to take in and appreciate the outdoors. Take a hike or bring your bike in the spring, summer and fall to use one of the many paths that give a route to follow through this park. Take your time and notice the trees, plants and wildlife that are found in Taylor Creek Park. This is a linear park that begins at Don Mills Road in the west and wanders to Dawes Road in the east. There are vehicle parking lots at either end of the park. \nFor more recreation activities, visit the nearby Stan Wadlow Park"], [27,30,196,"Bob Abate Community Recreation Centre","crc","Partially Accessible","Montrose Avenue and Bloor Street West","None","Toronto and East York","485","None","Montrose","Ave","None","M6G 3H2","Nestled on the south side of Bloor Street at the foot of Christie Street a stone throw from historic Christie Pitts Park, Bob Abate Community Recreation Centre is conveniently attached to the Bickford Learning Centre. A host of recreation programs and services are offered here for families and preschoolers."], [28,31,31,"Alexandra Park","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","275","None","Bathurst","St","None","None","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor pool (summer) or the outdoor rink (winter).

\nA 2.7-hectare park at Bathurst Street and Dundas Street West. The Harry Gairey Outdoor Artificial Ice Rink is located in the northwest corner of the park. The Outdoor Pool is located in northeast corner of the park with a building for changerooms and washrooms between the two amenities. The Scadding Court Community Centre is north of the park."], [29,32,32,"Stanley G. Grizzle Park","park","None","Chisholm Ave & Danforth Ave","None","Toronto and East York","21","None","Chisholm","Ave","None","None","This park has a total size of 1868 square meters which includes a playground. Formerly known as \"Main Street Parkette\", this park was renamed in 2007 to honour Stanley G. Grizzle, a notable human rights campaigner, Canadian Court of Citizenship judge and author."], [30,33,33,"Brown Community Centre","crc","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","454","None","Avenue","Rd","None","M5M 4M7","Attached to one of the Toronto District School Board schools - Brown Public School - Brown Community Centre offers programs and activities for residents of all ages. Recreation staff are available in the office who can provide program registration and information about events in the facility, satellite locations and the community."], [31,34,34,"Malta Park","park","None","Dundas St W & St John's Rd","None","Toronto and East York","3179","None","Dundas","St","W","None","None"], [32,35,35,"Susan Tibaldi Parkette","park","None","Brock Ave & Bloor St W","None","Toronto and East York","620","None","Brock","Ave","None","None","None"], [33,36,36,"Earl Beatty Community Centre","crc","None","Glebeholme Boulevard and Woodington Avenue","None","Toronto and East York","455","None","Glebeholme","Blvd","None","M4C 1V3","Earl Beatty Community Centre offers a wide variety of recreational programs for all ages including: swimming lessons, camp programs in March and during the day in the summer, creative arts, ballet, jazz, gymnastics beginner recreational and advanced, caregiver & tot playtime, kinder gym, karate beginner intermediate and advanced, soccer house league, ball hockey. The Community Centre also offers fitness activities such as yoga, Pilates, and Zumba and Youth leadership training in babysitting."], [34,37,37,"Maria Street Parkette","park","None","Maria Street and Runnymede Road","None","Toronto and East York","240","None","Maria","St","None","None","None"], [35,38,38,"Marian Engel Park","park","None","Melita Ave & Rains Ave","None","Toronto and East York","285","None","Melita","Ave","None","None","Marian Engel Park is home to a playground and wading pool. This facility has street parking around the neighbourhood."], [36,39,39,"Frankland Community Centre","crc","None","Logan Avenue and Danforth Avenue","None","Toronto and East York","816","None","Logan","Ave","None","M4K 3E1","

This small facility is located in Frankland School. The pool, two rooms and the gym are used to run programs during the day and after school.

\n

This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

"], [37,40,40,"Market Lane Park","park","None","King St E & Jarvis St","None","Toronto and East York","149","None","King","St","E","None","None"], [38,41,41,"Allan Gardens","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","160","None","Gerrard","St","E","None","Allan Gardens is a park and an indoor botanical garden with six greenhouses comprising over 16,000 square feet. The indoor conservatory features colourful plants and flowers from around the world. Seasonal plants supplement the permanent plant collection of botanical importance since 1858. The conservatory boasts the \"Palm House\" (1909) modelled after similar structures in the United States and England.

\nThe playground features open play opportunities for all ages and includes a water tap and sand play area, and incorporates natural materials such as fieldstone boulders and log seating.

\nThe Dogs Off-Leash Area is fenced, allows Commercial Dog Walkers and has a separate area for dogs weighing less than 9.1 kg (20 lbs)."], [39,42,42,"Antibes Community Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","Antibes Drive and Plum Tree Way","None","North York","140","None","Antibes","Dr","None","M2R 3J3","

Meeting rooms can be booked by contacting the centre.

\n

Antibes Community Centre is located in the Bathurst Street and Finch Avenue West area.

\n\n

This is a free centre.

\n

This centre has a dedicated enhanced youth space called the Crib.\n

This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

"], [40,44,44,"Duncan Mill Greenbelt","park","None","Moatfield Dr & Don Mills Rd","None","North York","100","None","Moatfield","Dr","None","None","None"], [41,45,45,"Harrison Pool","crc","Partially Accessible","Queen Street West and McCaul Street","None","Toronto and East York","15","None","Stephanie","St","None","M5T 1B1","Harrison Pool is located a block Northwest of Queen Street West and McCaul Street. The pool is 20 yards long and the building is also open for shower use.\n

\nThis is a free centre."], [42,46,46,"Geary Avenue Parkette","park","None","Geary Avenue and Westmoreland Avenue North","None","Toronto and East York","15","None","Geary","Ave","None","None","In 2022, the playground was improved as part of the Playground Enhancement Programs. It includes playground equipment for ages two to 12."], [43,47,47,"Amsterdam Square","park","None","Avenue Rd & St Clair Ave W","None","Toronto and East York","525","None","Avenue","Rd","None","None","This park is located at the corner of St. Clair Avenue West and Avenue Road and features an ornamental fountain under a mature tree canopy."], [44,48,48,"Hillcrest Community Centre","crc","Partially Accessible","Bathurst St & Burnside Dr","None","Toronto and East York","1339","None","Bathurst","St","None","None","Attached to one of the Toronto District School Board schools (Hillcrest Public School), Hillcrest Community Centre offers programs and activities for residents of all ages. Recreation staff are available in the office who can provide program registration and information about events in the facility, satellite locations and the community."], [45,49,49,"Masaryk Park","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","212","None","Cowan","Ave","None","None","This half-hectare park near Queen Street West and Lansdowne Road features a community garden, a wading pool and a children's playground. The park is south of the Masaryk-Cowan Community Centre."], [46,50,50,"Gerrard - Carlaw Parkette","park","None","Gerrard St E & Carlaw Ave","None","Toronto and East York","855","None","Gerrard","St","E","None","This park features a dog off-leash area."], [47,52,52,"Holy Family Community Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","Close Avenue and King Street West","None","Toronto and East York","141","None","Close","Ave.","None","M6K 2V6","Please contact the Holy Family Community Centre for more information."], [48,53,53,"Maughan Crescent Parkette","park","None","Maughan Cres & Oliver Mews","None","Toronto and East York","37","None","Maughan","Cres","None","None","None"], [49,55,55,"Glebe Manor Square","park","None","Harwood Rd & Belsize Dr","None","North York","51","None","Harwood","Rd","None","None","None"], [50,56,56,"Glen Edyth Drive Parkette","park","None","Glen Edyth Dr & Davenport Rd","None","Toronto and East York","2","None","Glen Edyth","Dr","None","None","None"], [51,57,57,"Anniversary Park","park","None","Parliament St & Gerrard St E","None","Toronto and East York","410","None","Parliament","St","None","None","None"], [52,58,58,"Jimmie Simpson Recreation Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","Queen Street East and Mc Gee Street","None","Toronto and East York","870","None","Queen","St","E","M4M 3G9","A large facility located on Queen Street in Jimmie Simpson Park. Jimmie Simpson Recreation Centre is a hub for recreation programming with a variety of opportunities for everyone from preschool to older adults. It offers a wide-range of activities including swimming, fitness, youth, sports, after school and preschool programs.

\nJimmie Simpson Artificial Ice rink is located in Jimmie Simpson Park. The ice rink features a hockey pad which doubles as a pleasure pad. There are change rooms for changing into skates nearby. There are also tennis courts and a soccer field in the park.\n

\nThis is a free centre.

\nThis centre has a dedicated enhanced youth space"], [53,59,59,"Glen Stewart Park","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","351","None","Glen Manor","Dr","None","None","This park features the Glen Stewart Ravine, with trails that pass through wonderful, undulating terrain including a stream bordered by steep wooded slopes. At the south end of the ravine, the park continues south between Glen Manor Drive East and Glen Manor Drive West, ending at the northern tip of Ivan Forrest Gardens. This section features sloping hillsides, a naturalized landscape and pathways for walking."], [54,60,60,"McCormick Park","park","None","Sheridan Ave & Frankish Ave","None","Toronto and East York","66","None","Sheridan","Ave","None","None","This 1.5 hectare park near Dundas Street West and Dufferin Street features a ball diamond, two basketball courts, a wading pool and a children's playground. On the north edge of the park can be found Mary McCormick Recreation Centre and indoor pool as well as the McCormick Arena."], [55,61,61,"Glenlake Square","park","None","Glenlake Ave & Glendonwynne Rd","None","Toronto and East York","516","None","Glenlake","Ave","None","None","None"], [56,62,62,"McGill Parkette","park","None","Yonge St & Gerrard St E","None","Toronto and East York","9","None","Mcgill","St","None","None","None"], [57,63,177,"John Innes Community Recreation Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","Sherbourne Street and Shuter Street","None","Toronto and East York","150","None","Sherbourne","St","None","M5A 2R6","John Innes Community Recreation Centre is located in the Moss Park Neighbourhood of downtown Toronto. It offers a wide variety of programs for all age groups.\n

\nThis is a free centre. This location has some youth-specific programming."], [58,65,65,"Neil Mclellan Park","park","None","Beresford Ave & Bloor St W","None","Toronto and East York","263","None","Beresford","Ave","None","None","None"], [59,67,67,"Jonathan Ashbridge Park","park","None","Queen St E & Woodward Ave","None","Toronto and East York","1515","None","Queen","St","E","None","A 1.1 hectare park west of Coxwell Avenue that connects Queen Street East and Eastern Avenue. The park features two outdoor tennis courts, a wading pool and a children's playground."], [60,68,68,"Grace - College Parkette","park","None","Grace St & College St","None","Toronto and East York","None","None","Grace","St","None","None","None"], [61,69,69,"S.A.D.R.A. Park","park","None","Old Weston Road and Rockwell Avenue","None","Etobicoke York","455","None","Old Weston","Rd","None","None","S.A.D.R.A Park is a small park with a playground and ball hockey pad. S.A.D.R.A. is an acronym for Silverthorn and District Ratepayers Association. In 2024, the playground was updated as part of the Playground Enhancement Program"], [62,70,70,"Greenwood Park","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","150","None","Greenwood","Ave","None","None","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor pool (summer) or the outdoor rink/trail (winter).

This 6.2 hectare park lies on Greenwood Avenue north of Dundas Street East. It features two lit ball diamonds, a multipurpose sports field, a dog off-leash area, a community garden, a splash pad and a children's playground. The Greenwood Park outdoor pool is located at the north end of the park.\n

\nGreenwood Park Outdoor Pool features a 35 m shallow pool which is approximately 2 m at the deep end. There is a large pool deck with a raised seating area on the north side.\n

\nSpecial Feature:
\nGreenwood Park has the City's first covered outdoor artificial ice rink. It is available in winter for skating, and used for ball hockey in the summer. There is also a pleasure ice skating trail located beside the ice rink, one of a growing number of skating trails found within the City of Toronto."], [63,71,71,"Sir Casimir Gzowski Park","park","None","Lake Shore Blvd W & Windermere Ave","None","Toronto and East York","2001","None","Lake Shore","Blvd","W","None","Sunnyside's western section, from the Humber River to west of the Bathing Pavilion is named in honour of Casimir Gzowski, a pioneer engineer in the building of railways in Canada. The park houses a monument built in the 1960s that has displays of his personal history. The park contains a children's playground and picnicking areas, a food concession stand and a stormwater catchment pond. At the western end of Gzowski Park is the Queen Elizabeth Way Monument, relocated from its location between the east and west lanes of the then Queen Elizabeth Way, which had its starting point from the Humber River. The monument was relocated to the park and rededicated by Queen Elizabeth in 1989. The park is now the site of another relocation, a Joy Oil heritage gas station from the 1930s. It has been moved from its original location north of Lake Shore Boulevard to the south side at the intersection with Ellis Avenue.

\nThe fenced Dogs Off-Leash Area allows Commercial Dog Walkers."], [64,72,72,"Fred Hamilton Playground","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","155","None","Roxton","Rd.","None","None","A 1.6 hectare park near College Street and Ossington Avenue featuring two outdoor bocce courts, outdoor fitness equipment, picnic areas, a wading pool and a children's playground with many mature trees throughout. In 2023, the playground was improved, and the wading pool was converted to a splash pad."], [65,73,73,"Art Eggleton Park","park","None","Harbord Street and Grace Street","None","Toronto and East York","323","None","Harbord","St","None","None","A park on Harbord Street near Grace Avenue featuring a splash pad and a children's playground. The park is named after Toronto's longest serving mayor."], [66,74,74,"Harbour Square Park","park","None","Queens Quay W & Bay St","None","Toronto and East York","25","None","Queens Quay","None","W","None","Located next to the Toronto Ferry Docks, Harbour Square Park offers downtown folks a spot to sit and watch the ferries travel back and forth to the island. This park is the perfect spot to sit and wait for your friends before catching the ferry to the island. It's also a great spot for a picnic lunch in the middle of a long work day."], [67,75,75,"Hideaway Park","park","None","Audley Ave & Pape Ave","None","Toronto and East York","23","None","Audley","Ave","None","None","This small park features a dog off-leash area, a paved small multi-use pad, a wading pool and a children's playground."], [68,76,76,"The Tollkeeper's Park","park","None","Davenport Road and Bathurst Street","None","Toronto and East York","750","None","Davenport","Rd.","None","None","The Tollkeeper's Park, formerly Davenport Square Park, is on the northwest corner of Davenport Road and Bathurst Street. The park surrounds the Tollkeeper's Cottage, the oldest such structure surviving anywhere in Canada. The Community History Project runs the Cottage as a small museum and offers public programming and room rentals.

\nHistory
Between the Humber and Don Rivers, Davenport Road had five tollgates. Tollgate #3, which included a cottage to house the tollgate keeper and his family, was at Davenport Road and Bathurst Street (then known as Cruikshank's Lane). Today, the cottage is not far from its original location, which would be in the middle of the intersection of Davenport Road and Bathurst Street."], [69,77,77,"High Park","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","1873","None","Bloor","St","W","None","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor pool (summer) or the outdoor rink (winter).

This large, centrally located park combines extensive natural areas with maintained parkland, recreational facilities and popular attractions that can be enjoyed year-round. Recognized as one of the most significant natural sites within the City of Toronto, over one-third of the park remains in a natural state. High Park is home to many species of wildlife and contains an outstanding concentration of rare plant species. \n

\nThe fenced Dogs Off-Leash Area allows Commercial Dog Walkers.\n

\nSpecial Features
\nWILDLIFE - Listed as a top spot to see birds and butterflies in the City of Toronto's Biodiversity Series booklets."], [70,78,78,"June Rowlands Park","park","None","Davisville Ave & Mount Pleasant Rd","None","Toronto and East York","220","None","Davisville","Ave","None","None","This 2.6 hectare park can be found at the corner of Davisville Avenue and Mount Pleasant Road. The park features a ball diamond, six tennis courts, a volleyball court, and splash pad. This park is also home to the Sharon, Lois and Bram playground, recognizing this children's music and entertainment trio's contribution to Canadian culture."], [71,79,79,"Hillcrest Park","park","None","Davenport Rd & Hector Ave","None","Toronto and East York","950","None","Davenport","Rd","None","None","A 2.1 hectare park at Davenport Road and Christie Street that features a ball diamond, a dog off-leash area, a basketball court, four lit outdoor tennis courts, a community garden, a wading pool and a children's playground. From its perch atop the Davenport escarpment at the south perimeter of the Davenport neighbourhood, Hillcrest Park offers a spectacular view of the city skyline and Lake Ontario. There is street parking around the neighbourhood."], [72,80,80,"Hillingdon - Woodrow Parkette","park","None","Woodrow Ave & Hillingdon Ave","None","Toronto and East York","64","None","Woodrow","Ave","None","None","None"], [73,81,81,"De Grassi St Parkette (also known as Degrassi Street Park)","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","125","None","De Grassi","St","None","None","None"], [74,84,84,"Keele Community Centre","crc","Partially Accessible","Glenlake Avenue and Keele Street","None","Toronto and East York","181","None","Glenlake","Ave","None","M6P 4B6","Keele is a shared facility with the TDSB - we offer a wide variety of programming, including daytime, evening and weekend recreational opportunities for all age groups."], [75,85,85,"Main Square Community Recreation Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","Main Street and Stephenson Avenue","None","Toronto and East York","245","None","Main","St","None","M4C 5T3","This three-level facility houses two multipurpose areas and a kitchen."], [76,86,86,"Dovercourt Park","park","None","Bartlett Ave & Fernbank Ave","None","Toronto and East York","155","None","Bartlett","Ave","None","None","A 2.4 hectare park near Dupont Street and Dufferin Street featuring a lit ball diamond, two outdoor tennis courts, a wading pool and two children's playgrounds. Located at the north east corner of the park is the Dovercourt Boys and Girls Club. This facility has street parking around the outskirts of the park."], [77,87,87,"Dufferin Grove Park","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","875","None","Dufferin","St","None","None","A 5.3 hectare park on Dufferin Street just south of Bloor Street West with large mature forest canopy. The park features a multipurpose sports field, basketball court, picnic area, wading pool, children's playground and reflexology footpath. At the north end of the park is the Dufferin Grove Park Artificial Ice Rink and Clubhouse.

The City is working with community members and Dufferin Grove Park users to improve the experience of the park. Dufferin Grove has grown organically over the years to be a vital hub of community within this vibrant neighbourhood, but the facilities have remained the same and are reaching the end of their life.

The City has identified an opportunity to replace aging infrastructure, while providing facilities that meet the needs of the various uses of the local park. Find out more about the project and the opportunity for community input."], [78,89,49,"Masaryk-Cowan Community Recreation Centre","crc","Partially Accessible","Cowan Avenue and Melbourne Avenue","None","Toronto and East York","220","None","Cowan","Ave","None","M6K 2N6","

This is a free centre.

\n

This centre has a dedicated enhanced youth space called the MYZ.

\n

This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

"], [79,92,92,"Dundas - St. Clarens Parkette","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","1717","None","Dundas","St","W","None","None"], [80,93,93,"Huron Street Playground","park","None","Huron Street and Lowther Avenue","None","Toronto and East York","495","None","Huron","St","None","None","This small park is located near St. George Street, north of Bloor Street West. In 2022, a dog off-leash area was added to the park. It includes benches and a water fountain with a dog bowl."], [81,94,94,"Huron - Washington Parkette","park","None","Huron St & Washington Ave","None","Toronto and East York","420","None","Huron","St","None","None","None"], [82,95,95,"Fiona Nelson Parkette","park","None","Imperial St & Duplex Ave","None","Toronto and East York","45","None","Imperial","St","None","None","None"], [83,96,96,"Maurice Cody Community Centre","crc","Partially Accessible","None","None","North York","181","None","Cleveland","St","None","M4S 3C1","Attached to the Toronto District School Board school called Maurice Cody Public School, Maurice Cody Community Centre offers programs and activities for residents of all ages. Recreation staff are available in the office who can provide program registration and information about events in the facility, satellite locations and the community."], [84,97,97,"Irene Avenue Parkette","park","None","Shaw St & Bloor St W","None","Toronto and East York","760","None","Shaw","St","None","None","None"], [85,99,99,"Isabella Valancy Crawford Park","park","None","Front St W & John St","None","Toronto and East York","299","None","Front","St","W","None","None"], [86,100,60,"Mary McCormick Recreation Centre","crc","Partially Accessible","None","None","Toronto and East York","66","None","Sheridan","Ave","None","M6K 2G9","

The 25-yard, warm water pool has a viewing gallery. The centre also has a gymnasium, two preschool rooms, and youth and older adult lounges. A family/universal change room is available at this location.

\n

This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

"], [87,101,101,"James Canning Gardens","park","None","Gloucester St & Yonge St","None","Toronto and East York","15","None","Gloucester","St","None","None","None"], [88,102,102,"Paul Kane House Parkette","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","56","None","Wellesley","St","E","None","An attractive formal parkette with seasonal flower beds and flowering red horse chestnut trees. A plaque in the centre commemorates Paul Kane, a prominent 19th century Toronto artist whose former home lies off the park."], [89,103,103,"Dunvegan Parkette","park","None","Dunvegan Rd & Hillholm Rd","None","Toronto and East York","160","None","Dunvegan","Rd","None","None","None"], [90,104,104,"Keele-Mulock Parkette","park","None","Keele St & Lloyd Ave","None","Etobicoke York","595","None","Keele","St","None","None","None"], [91,105,105,"Kennedy-Margdon Parkette","park","None","Kennedy Park Rd & Margdon Rd","None","Toronto and East York","24","None","Kennedy Park","Rd","None","None","None"], [92,106,106,"Jay Macpherson Green","park","None","Avenue Rd & Macpherson Ave","None","Toronto and East York","255","None","Avenue","Rd","None","None","A small park with a mature tree canopy at Dupont Street and Avenue Road. Jean \"Jay\" Macpherson (June 13, 1931 - March 21, 2012) was a Governor General's Award winning Canadian lyric poet and scholar. She taught at University College for 40 years and was hired at a time when there were not many women professors. Jay Macpherson lived in the Yorkville neighbourhood for over 40 years and was an active member of the Avenue-Bay-Cottingham (ABC) Resident's Association."], [93,107,107,"Kew Gardens","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","2075","None","Queen","St","E","None","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor rink (winter).

\n\nThis 6.5-hectare park stretches from Queen Street East to Lakeshore. At its south end, this park meets up with the boardwalk and beach that run along the Lake Ontario shoreline. This area features a fenced dogs off-leash area as well as the heritage-designated Leuty boat house.

\nA cenotaph honouring service in the First World War, Second World War and Korean War is located on the park's Queen Street side. The Gardener's Cottage, a historic building, is found at the foot of Lee Avenue. It is also known as Kew Williams House. Other historical elements include the Italian Renaissance-style Doctor William D. Young Memorial. \n

\nThe park is wheelchair accessible. In front of the Donald D. Summerville Pool, a plastic Mobi mat system leads from the base of the pool building onto the beach."], [94,108,108,"East Lynn Park","park","None","Danforth Ave & East Lynn Ave","None","Toronto and East York","1949","None","Danforth","Ave","None","None","This one hectare park on Danforth Avenue has a picnic area, a wading pool and a children's playground. It features a farmer's market in the summer and a natural ice rink in the winter."], [95,110,110,"Jeff Sloan Playground","park","None","Kingston Road and Tompkins Mews","None","Toronto and East York","137","R","Kingston","Rd","None","None","A small park near Kingston Road and Queen Street East that features a children's playground."], [96,111,111,"East Toronto Athletic Field","park","None","Main Street and Gerrard Street East","None","Toronto and East York","175","None","Main","St","None","None","This four-hectare park is located at Gerrard Street East and Main Street. The park is next to the Ted Reeve Community Arena."], [97,112,112,"Lakeshore Boulevard Parklands","park","None","Lake Shore Boulevard West and Net Drive","None","Toronto and East York","1389","None","Lake Shore","Blvd","W","None","A 10.4 hectare park on Lake Shore Boulevard near Parkside Drive featuring the four Marilyn Bell outdoor tennis/pickleball courts. The Martin Goodman Trail runs through the park."], [98,113,113,"Eastdale Playground","park","None","Boulton Ave & Allen Ave","None","Toronto and East York","160","None","Boulton","Ave","None","None","None"], [99,114,114,"Langford Parkette","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","26","None","Langford","Ave","None","None","This linear parkette features trees, a small greenspace, a drinking fountain, a children's playground and flowering shrubs and perennials."], [100,115,115,"Orchard Park","park","None","Dundas St E & Maughan Cres","None","Toronto and East York","1987","None","Dundas","St","E","None","This park was formerly called \"Edgewood Park South\"."], [101,117,117,"Eglinton Park","park","None","Eglinton Ave W & Eastbourne Ave","None","North York","200","None","Eglinton","Ave","W","None","This 9 hectare park on Eglinton Avenue West just west of Yonge Street features five multipurpose sports fields, four tennis courts, two ball diamonds, a children's playground and a wading pool. In the winter months there are two artificial ice rinks. Eglinton Park wading pool is the centrepiece of a remarkable play area. Adjacent to the wading pool is the large playground, several soccer fields, baseball/softball diamonds, and public bathrooms. Free parking can be found on the side streets or for a small nominal fee there is ample parking underground located at North Toronto Memorial Community Centre. The wading pool is a short walk away."], [102,118,118,"Larratt Parkette","park","None","Forest Hill Rd & Larratt St","None","Toronto and East York","221","None","Forest Hill","Rd","None","None","None"], [103,119,119,"Lawrence Park Ravine","park","None","Alexander Muir Road and Yonge Street","None","North York","51","None","Alexander Muir","Rd.","None","None","This 4.6 hectare park features a children's playground, three lit outdoor tennis courts and two lawn bowling greens. It lies beside the Alexander Muir Memorial Gardens and is home to the Lawrence Park Tennis Club and the Lawrence Park Lawn Bowling and Croquet Club."], [104,121,121,"Lawton Parkette","park","None","Yonge St & Lawton Blvd","None","Toronto and East York","1600","None","Yonge","St","None","None","A 1.2 hectare park on Yonge Street north of St. Clair Avenue consisting of a small triangular park with a mature tree canopy on the west side of Yonge Street and the church grounds on the east side of Yonge Street."], [105,123,123,"Leslie Grove Park","park","None","Queen Street East and Berkshire Avenue","None","Toronto and East York","1158","None","Queen","St","E","None","This is a small park on Queen Street East that features a wading pool and a children's playground. The Leslie Grove Shack is located inside Leslie Grove Park."], [106,124,124,"Fairford Avenue Parkette","park","None","Fairford Ave & Coxwell Ave","None","Toronto and East York","68","None","Fairford","Ave","None","None","None"], [107,125,125,"Lithuania Park","park","None","Oakmount Rd & Glenlake Ave","None","Toronto and East York","155","None","Oakmount","Rd","None","None","This 2.2 hectare park lies on the west side of Keele Street north of High Park. It features a ball diamond, a multipurpose sports field and a children's playground."], [108,126,126,"Margaret Fairley Park","park","None","Brunswick Ave & Ulster St","None","Toronto and East York","100","None","Brunswick","Ave","None","None","None"], [109,127,127,"Fairmount Park","park","None","Gerrard St E & Beaton Ave","None","Toronto and East York","1725","None","Gerrard","St","E","None","A 1.9 hectare park featuring two ball diamonds, a multipurpose sports field, five outdoor tennis courts, a wading pool, a children's playground and a natural ice rink in the winter. At the east side of the park is the Fairmount Park Community Centre and an indoor swimming pool."], [110,128,128,"Little Norway Park","park","None","Queens Quay W & Eireann Quay","None","Toronto and East York","659","None","Queens Quay","None","W","None","A 2.4 hectare park at Bathurst Street and Queens Quay West that features a ball diamond, a wading pool, a children's playground and many walking paths through gardens. Its name commemorates the World War II training base, used by the Norwegian Air Force, that once existed on the site."], [111,129,129,"Felstead Avenue Playground","park","None","Felstead Ave & Lamb Ave","None","Toronto and East York","60","None","Felstead","Ave","None","None","This 1.7 hectare park features a multipurpose sports field and a children's playground."], [112,130,130,"Logan Avenue Parkette","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","916","None","Logan","Ave","None","None","This linear parkette features a drinking fountain, a pathway through shaded green space and and flowering shrubs and perennials."], [113,131,131,"Memorial Park - North York","park","None","Chaplin Cres & Spadina Rd","None","North York","340","None","Chaplin","Cres","None","None","None"], [114,133,133,"Loring - Wyle Parkette","park","None","St Clair Ave E & Mount Pleasant Rd","None","Toronto and East York","276","None","St Clair","Ave","E","None","None"], [115,134,134,"Merrill Bridge Road Park","park","None","East Lynn Ave & Merrill Bridge Rd","None","Toronto and East York","1","None","East Lynn","Ave","None","None","A 1.4 hectare park near Woodbine Avenue and Danforth Avenue that features a dog off-leash area. The west end of the park leads down into at forested ravine."], [116,136,136,"Love Crescent Parkette","park","None","Love Cres & Glen Davis Cres","None","Toronto and East York","16","None","Love","Cres","None","None","A small neighbourhood park with large mature trees. There is natural ice rink in the winter, weather permitting."], [117,137,137,"Baird Park","park","None","Keele Street and Humberside Avenue","None","Toronto and East York","275","None","Keele","St","None","None","A small park with mature trees on Keele Street at Humberside Drive featuring a children's playground, a wading pool and a dog off-leash area. The park is also home to West Toronto Lawn Bowling Club."], [118,138,138,"Lytton Park","park","None","Lytton Blvd & Avenue Rd","None","North York","200","None","Lytton","Blvd","None","None","A 1.7 hectare park on Avenue Road south of Glencairn Avenue that features three lit outdoor tennis courts with a club house, two lit lawn bowling greens with a clubhouse and a children's playground. The park is home to the North Toronto Tennis Club and the North Toronto Lawn Bowling & Croquet Club."], [119,139,139,"Metropolitan United Church Grounds - Building Grounds","Other","None","Queen St E & Church St","None","Toronto and East York","56","None","Queen","St","E","None","None"], [120,140,140,"Nicol Macnicol Parkette","park","None","Elm Ridge Cir & Overdale Rd","None","North York","1","None","Elm Ridge","Cir","None","None","A small park near Eglinton Avenue West and the Allen Road that features a mix of trees and pathways."], [121,141,141,"Milner Parkette","park","None","Church St & Asquith Ave","None","Toronto and East York","675","None","Church","St","None","None","None"], [122,142,142,"Forest Hill Road Park","park","None","Forest Hill Rd & Hillholm Rd","None","Toronto and East York","179","A","Forest Hill","Rd","None","None","This tree-filled park features a children's playground, a very natural setting and a connection to to the Kay Gardner Beltline Trail."], [123,143,143,"David A. Balfour Park","park","None","Rosehill Avenue and Avoca Avenue","None","Toronto and East York","75","None","Rosehill","Ave","None","None","A 20.5-hectare park near Yonge Street and St. Clair Avenue West featuring a large open space on a reservoir, ornamental fountains, reflecting pools, a gated garden retreat, and a children's playground. The park overlooks a forested ravine that is a tributary to the Don River. Trails lead down into the ravine and connect to the Kay Gardner Beltline Trail."], [124,144,144,"Frankel-Lambert Park","park","None","Christie St & Dupont St","None","Toronto and East York","340","None","Christie","St","None","None","A small linear park running west from Christie Street north of the Canadian Pacific Railway tracks. This park features a community garden, basketball court and a children's playground."], [125,145,145,"Monarch Park","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","115","None","Felstead","Ave","None","None","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor pool (summer) or the outdoor rink (winter).

A 5 hectare park near Danforth and Coxwell Avenue that features a dog off-leash area, an outdoor pool, a wading pool and a children's playground. During the winter there is also an artificial ice rink in operation.\n

\nMonarch Park outdoor swimming pool and artificial ice rink is located inside Monarch Park. The swimming pool area features a 25m pool with diving area, two storey water slide, and a raised seating area. Monarch Park Pool also offers a variety of swimming lessons for all ages, including leadership classes and parent and tot classes.\n

\nMonarch Park outdoor pool enclosure includes a wading pool with separate entrance. The wading pool is available on the same operating schedule as the outdoor pool."], [126,146,146,"Moncur Playground","park","None","Gainsborough Rd & Cairns Ave","None","Toronto and East York","10","None","Gainsborough","Rd","None","None","A 1.1 hectare park on Coxwell Avenue near Dundas Street East that features a ball diamond and a children's playground."], [127,147,147,"Carlton Park","park","None","Edith Avenue and Franklin Avenue","None","Toronto and East York","20","None","Edith","Ave","None","None","A park near Dupont Avenue and Dundas Street West featuring ball diamond, basketball court, wading pool and a children's playground."], [128,148,148,"Sackville Playground","park","None","King St E & Sackville St","None","Toronto and East York","420","None","King","St","E","None","None"], [129,149,149,"Sherwood Park","park","None","Sherwood Ave & Mount Pleasant Rd","None","North York","190","None","Sherwood","Ave","None","None","Located in the valley of Sherwood Park, this picturesque wooded park has two wading pools, great walking or running trails, public bathrooms, picnic tables and a large playground. Our wading pools are located downhill from the park entrance and are spacious with several spray features for all to enjoy. This park offers a fenced off dogs off-leash area. Free parking is available at the front of the park, near the main entrance on Sherwood Street east of Mount Pleasant Avenue."], [130,150,150,"Randy Padmore Park","park","None","Denison Ave & Carr St","None","Toronto and East York","47","None","Denison","Ave","None","None","This small and peaceful park spans the distance between two residential streets in Toronto's Queen West area. It covers an area of 1620 square meters and include a drinking fountain, playground, a path, small treed area and a wading pool. Formerly known as \"Carr Street Parkette\", this park was renamed in 2010 to honour local resident and community organizer Arthur Randolph \"Randy\" Padmore."], [131,151,151,"Jean Sibelius Square","park","None","Kendal Ave & Wells St","None","Toronto and East York","50","None","Kendal","Ave","None","None","A small park near Dupont Street and Bathurst Street that features a children's playground and open green space."], [132,152,152,"Montclair Avenue Parkette","park","None","Montclair Ave & Spadina Rd","None","Toronto and East York","48","None","Montclair","Ave","None","None","None"], [133,154,154,"Casa Loma Parkette","park","None","Walmer Rd & Castle View Ave","None","Toronto and East York","328","A","Walmer","Rd","None","None","None"], [134,155,58,"Jimmie Simpson Park","park","None","Queen Street East and McGee Street","None","Toronto and East York","870","None","Queen","St","E","None","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor rink (winter).

This 2.6 hectare park just east of Broadview Avenue on Queen Street East features a ball diamond, multipurpose sports field, lit hockey rink, two lit tennis courts, basketball courts, a wading pool and a children's playground. Adjacent to the park is this Jimmie Simpson Recreation Centre."], [135,156,156,"Snider Parkette","park","None","Lytton Blvd & Yonge St","None","North York","2","None","Lytton","Blvd","None","None","None"], [136,157,157,"Cassels Avenue Playground","park","None","Cassels Avenue and Golfview Avenue","None","Toronto and East York","69","None","Cassels","Ave","None","None","This 1.6-hectare park near Woodbine Avenue and Gerrard Street East features a splash pad and a children's playground. The unfenced Dogs Off-Leash Area allows Commercial Dog Walkers."], [137,158,158,"Sonya's Park","park","None","Oxford St & Augusta Ave","None","Toronto and East York","63","None","Oxford","St","None","None","None"], [138,160,160,"South Kingsway Parkette","park","None","South Kingsway & Worthington Cres","None","Toronto and East York","150","None","South Kingsway","None","None","None","None"], [139,161,161,"Cawthra Playground","park","None","Albany Ave & Davenport Rd","None","Toronto and East York","355","None","Albany","Ave","None","None","This small tree-lined park features a children's playground."], [140,163,163,"Barbara Hall Park","park","None","Church Street and Dundonald Street","None","Toronto and East York","519","None","Church","St","None","None","A small park on Church Street north of Wellesley Street East featuring a fenced-in splash pad, a fenced Dogs Off-Leash Area and an AIDs Memorial. The park is next to the 519 Community Centre, which hosts events in the park during Pride Week and throughout the year."], [141,167,167,"Ramsden Park","park","None","Yonge Street and Ramsden Park Road","None","Toronto and East York","1020","None","Yonge","St","None","None","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor rink (winter).

Ramsden Park has a large dog off-leash area, baseball diamond, two playgrounds and a wading pool. There is also a large outdoor rink, which doubles as a tennis court in the summer."], [142,168,168,"Moorevale Park","park","None","Moore Ave & Kingsmere Rd","None","Toronto and East York","175","None","Moore","Ave","None","None","A 1.5 hectare park near St. Clair Avenue East and Mount Pleasant Road that features five lit outdoor tennis courts, a lit lawn bowling green and clubhouse, a wading pool, children's playground, sports field and a baseball diamond. The park is home to the Moore Park Tennis Club and the Moore Park Lawn Bowling Club.\nMoorevale Park is a nicely shaded park with lots of beautiful trees. There are washroom facilities in the clubhouse and parking is available on the street."], [143,170,170,"Ravina Gardens","park","None","Clendenan Ave & Glendonwynne Rd","None","Toronto and East York","290","None","Clendenan","Ave","None","None","None"], [144,171,171,"Earl Bales Community Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","None","None","North York","4169","None","Bathurst","St","None","M3H 3P7","In the fourth largest park in the city, the Earl Bales Community Centre, is a multipurpose facility that is fully accessible for people with disabilities. Programs offered are arts, fitness, early years, youth drop in, camps, outdoor adventures and more. The community centre supports the community with over fifty local groups, and a banquet hall that is rented out for various functions."], [145,172,172,"Spencer - Cowan Parkette","park","None","Spencer Ave & King St W","None","Toronto and East York","80","None","Spencer","Ave","None","None","None"], [146,173,173,"Toronto Sculpture Gardens","park","None","King St E & Church St","None","Toronto and East York","115","None","King","St","E","None","Toronto Sculpture Garden is the site of innovative contemporary sculpture installations. This small urban park serves as a testing ground for artists to experiment with public space and address issues of architectural scale, materials and context.

\nLearn about the current exhibition."], [147,174,174,"Morse Street Playground","park","None","Morse St & Eastern Ave","None","Toronto and East York","76","None","Morse","St","None","None","None"], [148,176,176,"Redpath Avenue Parkette","park","None","Erskine Ave & Redpath Ave","None","North York","130","None","Erskine","Ave","None","None","None"], [149,177,177,"Moss Park","park","None","Sherbourne St & Shuter St","None","Toronto and East York","150","None","Sherbourne","St","None","None","This 3.4 hectare downtown park at Queen Street East and Sherbourne Street features a lit ball diamond, two tennis courts, a basketball court, a wading pool and a children's playground. On the east side of the park is the Moss Park Arena and the John Innes Community Recreation Centre.\n\nThe Moss Park playground is open. Please use the west entrance near the Community Gardens."], [150,178,178,"George Chater Parkette","park","None","Windermere Ave & Bloor St W","None","Toronto and East York","465","None","Windermere","Ave","None","None","None"], [151,179,179,"Springhurst Parkette","park","None","Springhust Ave & Dunn Ave","None","Toronto and East York","None","None","Springhurst","Ave","None","None","None"], [152,181,181,"Rennie Park","park","None","Rennie Terrace and Waller Avenue","None","Toronto and East York","1","None","Rennie","Terr","None","None","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor rink (winter).

A 9.7 hectare park near Bloor Street West and the South Kingsway that features four lit tennis courts, shuffle board, an artificial ice rink, a gazebo, two picnic areas, a wading pool, and a children's playground."], [153,182,182,"Mount Pleasant Parkette","park","None","Mount Pleasant Rd & Davisville Ave","None","North York","441","None","Mount Pleasant","Rd","None","None","None"], [154,183,183,"St. Andrew's Playground","park","None","Adelaide St W & Brant St","None","Toronto and East York","450","None","Adelaide","St","W","None","None"], [155,184,184,"Shallmar Parkette","park","None","Shallmar Blvd & Mayfair Ave","None","North York","13","None","Shallmar","Blvd","None","None","None"], [156,185,185,"Ridgewood Parkette","park","None","Ridgewood Rd & Bathurst St","None","Toronto and East York","24","None","Ridgewood","Rd","None","None","None"], [157,186,186,"Ritchie Avenue Parkette","park","None","Ritchie Ave & Herman Ave","None","Toronto and East York","77","None","Ritchie","Ave","None","None","None"], [158,187,187,"Mount Royal Parkette","park","None","Mount Royal Ave & Alberta Ave","None","Toronto and East York","49","None","Mount Royal","Ave","None","None","None"], [159,188,188,"Chatsworth Ravine","park","None","Duplex Ave & Chatsworth Dr","None","North York","900","None","Duplex","Ave","None","None","None"], [160,189,117,"North Toronto Memorial Community Centre","crc","None","None","None","North York","200","None","Eglinton","Ave","W","M4R 1A7","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor pool (summer) or the outdoor rink (winter).

North Toronto Memorial Community Centre is a multi-use complex with a gymnasium, multipurpose rooms, and indoor and outdoor pools. A family/universal change room is available at this location."], [161,190,190,"Chelsea Avenue Playground","park","None","Chelsea Avenue and Indian Road","None","Toronto and East York","103","None","Chelsea","Ave","None","None","A small park near Bloor Street West and Keele Street that features a mature tree canopy, a wading pool and a children's playground."], [162,191,191,"St. James Town West Park","park","None","Sherbourne St & Howard St","None","Toronto and East York","589","None","Sherbourne","St","None","None","None"], [163,192,192,"Chorley Park","park","None","Douglas Dr & Glen Rd","None","Toronto and East York","245","None","Douglas","Dr","None","None","A quiet 5 hectare park near Mount Pleasant Road and St. Clair Avenue East featuring a mature tree canopy and picnic tables. The park overlooks the Don River Valley with trails that lead down into the valley connecting with the Beltline Recreation Trail and the Don Valley Brick Works."], [164,193,193,"Alexander Muir Memorial Gardens","park","None","Yonge St & Chatsworth Dr","None","North York","2901","None","Yonge","St","None","None","These formal gardens are named after the famed composer Alexander Muir, the man who wrote the patriotic song 'The Maple Leaf Forever' in 1867. The maple leaf appears throughout the gardens in various decorative and natural forms. The multi-level Alexander Muir Memorial Gardens act as a gateway into the peaceful ravine system that features walking trails which are open year-round. Stroll among the herbs and flowers that bloom in Alexander Muir's magnificent setting, located along the Northern Ravines and Gardens Discovery Walk Route. Alexander Muir Memorial Gardens are a beautiful spot to spend a quiet summer afternoon. The gardens are also the western gateway to a long trail that eventually leads to Sunnybrook Park. Walking trails are open all year."], [165,194,194,"Joseph Sheard Parkette","park","None","Granby St & Sheard St","None","Toronto and East York","11","None","Granby","St","None","None","None"], [166,195,195,"St. Mary Street Parkette","park","None","St Mary St & Bay St","None","Toronto and East York","26","None","St Mary","St","None","None","None"], [167,196,196,"Christie Pits Park","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","750","None","Bloor","St","W","None","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor rink (winter).

Christie Pits (originally Willowvale Park) is an 8.9-hectare park located across from the Christie subway station. The park features the Alex Duff Memorial Pool, located at its edge are three baseball diamonds, a multi-sport field, basketball and volleyball courts, an artificial ice rink, a children's playground and labyrinth, a splash pad, a wading pool, and a community garden. Garrison Creek runs under the park, converted to a storm sewer at the turn of the 20th century. This facility has street parking around the outskirts of the park.\n

\nThe park was named after the Christie Sand Pits which were on the location until the early 1900s. The sand pits had been named after Christie Street, which was named after William Mellis Christie, co-founder of the Christie & Brown Cookie Company, now known simply as Mr. Christie.\n

\nOn April 4, 2017, Toronto and East York Community Council adopted the naming of the artificial ice rink in Christie Pits as the Sid Smith Artificial Ice Rink. Sidney James Smith, was born July 11, 1925 in Toronto. As a youngster, he practiced on the ice rink in Christie Pits every chance he could. This is where his love for hockey began. He played in minor leagues in Toronto and later with the Oshawa Generals in the Ontario Hockey League. Sid Smith played his entire NHL career as a left-winger with the Toronto Maple Leafs from approximately 1946-58. He was team captain from 1955 to 1956. Sid Smith played in seven All-Star Games, won three Stanley Cups, the John B. Sollenberger Trophy and two Lady Byng Memorial Trophies."], [168,199,199,"Riverside Drive Parkette","park","None","South Kingsway & Riverside Dr","None","Toronto and East York","38","None","South Kingsway","None","None","None","None"], [169,200,200,"Sir Winston Churchill Park","park","None","St. Clair Avenue West and Spadina Road","None","Toronto and East York","301","None","St. Clair","Ave","W","None","An 8.6-hectare park on St. Clair Avenue West at Spadina Road, this park features ten lit outdoor tennis courts and a children's playground. The fenced Dogs Off-Leash Area allows Commercial Dog Walkers."], [170,201,201,"Newgate Parkette","park","None","Elm Ridge Dr & Newgate Rd","None","North York","126","None","Elm Ridge","Dr","None","None","None"], [171,202,202,"Ashtonbee Reservoir Park","park","None","Ashtonbee Rd & Pharmacy Ave","None","Scarborough","21","None","Ashtonbee","Rd","None","None","A 9.2 hectare park incorporating the Ashtonbee Reservoir and the adjacent hydro corridor. This park found near Pharmacy Road and Eglinton Avenue East features three cricket pitches and three multipurpose sports fields."], [172,203,203,"Robert Street Playground","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","60","None","Sussex","Ave","None","None","None"], [173,204,204,"Clarence Square Park","park","None","Clarence Sq & Wellington St W","None","Toronto and East York","25","None","Clarence","Sq","None","None","A small downtown park on Spadina Avenue just north of Front Street featuring a mature tree canopy, many park benches and an enclosed dog off-leash area."], [174,205,205,"St. Patricks Square","park","None","St Patricks Sq & Renfrew Pl","None","Toronto and East York","14","None","St Patricks","Sq","None","None","None"], [175,207,207,"Charlotte Maher Park","park","None","Roehampton Ave & Bruce Park Ave","None","North York","550","None","Roehampton","Ave","None","None","This small park features a children's playground surrounded by a mature tree canopy."], [176,208,208,"Suydam Park","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","22","None","Relmar","Rd","None","None","This small park features a children's playground, mature trees and has numerous commemorative trees and benches. At the west end of the park there is a connection leading into the Cedarvale Ravine."], [177,209,209,"Cherry Beach Clarke Beach Park","park","None","Unwin Ave & Regatta Rd","None","Toronto and East York","1","None","Cherry","St","None","None","Located on the north shore of the Outer Harbour at the foot of Cherry Street. The park features dog off-leash area, ample parking is located on the Martin Goodman Trail and receives TTC bus service during the summer season. The west side of the beach is popular with kite boarders."], [178,210,210,"Rosedale Park","park","None","Scholfield Avenue and Maclennan Avenue","None","Toronto and East York","20","None","Scholfield","Ave","None","None","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor rink (winter).

This newly revamped park offers two sets of tennis courts, a large field with a baseball diamond, a playground, a wading pool with beautiful splash features, a skating rink and a nice running track. There is street parking around the neighbourhood."], [179,211,211,"Close Avenue Parkette","park","None","Close Avenue and King Street West","None","Toronto and East York","116","None","Close","Ave","None","None","None"], [180,212,212,"Stanley Park North - Toronto","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","890","None","King","St","W","None","None"], [181,213,213,"Nordheimer Ravine","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","326","None","Spadina","Rd","None","None","The Nordheimer Ravine runs south-east from St. Clair Ave. W. near Bathurst past the south end of Sir Winston Churchill Park to Roycroft Park. This area contains one of the finest stands of old Oaks in the city.

\nHistory and Ecological Restoration
\nHistorically, Nordheimer Ravine was the home of Castlefrank Brook, which ran southeast, down through Rosedale Valley and eventually into the Don River. In the mid-1970s the stream was buried when the Spadina subway line was built. Even though the original creek now flows inside a storm sewer there are still many places along the valley slope where ground water seepage causes wet pockets to appear at the surface. This feature is one of the reasons why Nordheimer Ravine has been the focus of several ecological restoration projects.

\n\nRestoration efforts began in 1997 when ponds were created by the City of Toronto to collect water in some of the wetter sites within Nordheimer Ravine. Over the years volunteers have helped to plant trees, shrubs and many native terrestrial and aquatic herbaceous plants. Ongoing work by the City of Toronto, as well as volunteer stewards, has helped keep non-native invasive species at bay and allowed native species to flourish. The ravine has become a popular stopping point for many birds and other wildlife."], [182,214,214,"Stephenson Park","park","None","Stephenson Ave & Westlake Ave","None","Toronto and East York","61","None","Stephenson","Ave","None","None","None"], [183,215,7,"Broadlands Park","park","None","Castlegrove Boulevard and Broadlands Boulevard","None","North York","19","None","Castlegrove","Blvd","None","None","This 4.7 hectare park in the Lawrence and Victoria Park Avenue neighbourhood features a ball diamond, four tennis courts, a shuffleboard court and a children's playground. In 2022, the tennis courts received new asphalt, new posts and nets, new fences surrounding the tennis courts and new light posts. In 2024, the playground was updated as part of the Playground Enhancement Program."], [184,216,216,"Symington Avenue Playground","park","None","Perth Ave & Hugo Ave","None","Toronto and East York","431","None","Perth","Ave","None","None","None"], [185,218,218,"Frank Stollery Parkette","park","None","Davenport Rd & Yonge St","None","Toronto and East York","1","None","Davenport","Rd","None","None","None"], [186,219,219,"Beaches Park","park","None","Queen St E & Bellefair Ave","None","Toronto and East York","2075","None","Queen","St","E","None","In the historic Beach neighbourhood south of Queen Street East, a vibrant street with an eclectic mix of shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants."], [187,220,220,"Coleman Park","park","None","Coleman Avenue and Barrington Avenue","None","Toronto and East York","19","None","Coleman","Ave","None","None","A small park near Main Street and Danforth Avenue featuring two outdoor tennis courts, a wading pool and a children's playground."], [188,221,221,"Sumach-Shuter Parkette","park","None","Shuter St & Sumach St","None","Toronto and East York","485","None","Shuter","St","None","None","None"], [189,222,222,"Rosemary Parkette","park","None","Rosemary Rd & Elderwood Dr","None","Toronto and East York","225","None","Rosemary","Rd","None","None","None"], [190,223,223,"College Park","park","None","Yonge St & Gerrard St W","None","Toronto and East York","420","None","Yonge","St","None","None","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor rink (winter).

College Park is a vital and sustainable public open space near College Street and Yonge Street. It reopened in 2019 after a major revitalization. College Park has gardens, green space, a children's play area, reflecting pool and the Barbara Ann Scott Ice Trail."], [191,224,224,"Northumberland Playground","park","None","Ossington Ave & Northumberland St","None","Toronto and East York","770","None","Ossington","Ave","None","None","None"], [192,225,225,"Roxborough Parkette","park","None","Roxborough Dr & Mount Pleasant Rd","None","Toronto and East York","30","None","Roxborough","Dr","None","None","None"], [193,226,226,"Columbus Parkette","park","None","Dundas Street West and Sorauren Avenue","None","Toronto and East York","1985","None","Dundas","St","W","None","None"], [194,227,227,"Taddle Creek Park","park","None","Bedford Rd & Lowther Ave","None","Toronto and East York","40","None","Bedford","Rd","None","None","None"], [195,228,228,"Norwood Park","park","None","Norwood Rd & Swanwick Ave","None","Toronto and East York","16","None","Norwood","Rd","None","None","A 1.6 hectare park near Gerrard Street East and Woodbine Avenue that features five outdoor tennis courts, a dog off-leash area, a wading pool and a children's playground."], [196,229,229,"Lionel Conacher Park","park","None","Cottingham St & Oaklands Ave","None","Toronto and East York","80","None","Cottingham","St","None","None","A small park near Yonge Street and St. Clair Avenue West that features a baseball diamond, a wading pool and a children's playground. The park is named after Canada's top athlete of the first half of the 20th century, MPP and MP Lionel P Conacher. This facility has street parking around the outskirts of the park.

\n\nIn 2018, a formal request was submitted and adopted by Toronto City Council to name the playground located in Lionel Conacher Park \"Bill R. Davis Playground\".

\n\nFor close to 60 years, William (Bill) R. Davis, a community volunteer, brought children together in the Summerhill and Cottingham area to participate and play in a safe and fun environment. He has lived his entire life in the Yonge and Summerhill area, where he volunteered his time and energy to coach lacrosse and lead youth groups with the Summerhill Boys' and Girls' Club."], [197,230,230,"Roxton Road Parkette","park","None","Roxton Rd & Harrison St","None","Toronto and East York","45","None","Roxton","Rd","None","None","None"], [198,231,231,"Beaty Avenue Parkette","park","None","Beaty Ave & Queen St W","None","Toronto and East York","66","None","Beaty","Ave","None","None","None"], [199,232,232,"Courthouse Square Park","park","None","Court St & Church St","None","Toronto and East York","10","None","Court","St","None","None","None"], [200,233,233,"Roycroft Park Lands","park","None","Boulton Dr & Russel Hill Rd","None","Toronto and East York","150","None","Boulton","Dr","None","None","None"], [201,234,234,"Matty Eckler Recreation Centre","crc","Partially Accessible","None","None","Toronto and East York","953","None","Gerrard","St","E","M4M 1Z4","

Matty Eckler Recreation Centre is located on the southeast corner of Pape Avenue and Gerrard Street East. It has a fitness facility.

\n

This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

\n

History

\n

The Pape Recreation Centre was renamed the Matty Eckler Community Centre in 1997. Mr. Matty Eckler (1910 - 1996) was one of the first staff members at Pape Recreation Centre when it opened in the 1930s, and he remained until his retirement in 1975.

\n

Matty had a strong commitment to the development of baseball programs and leagues for Toronto's children and youth. He provided guidance and inspiration for the development of the Toronto Greenwood Baseball League and the Toronto Dundas Mixed Baseball League.

"], [202,235,235,"Runnymede Park","park","None","Ryding Ave & Cobalt Ave","None","Etobicoke York","221","None","Ryding","Ave","None","None","None"], [203,236,236,"Oakcrest Parkette","park","None","Oakcrest Ave & Amroth Ave","None","Toronto and East York","30","None","Oakcrest","Ave","None","None","None"], [204,237,237,"Robert Bateman Parkette","park","None","Chaplin Cres & Russell Hill Rd","None","Toronto and East York","281","None","Chaplin","Cres","None","None","None"], [205,238,238,"Trinity Square","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","19","None","Trinity","Sq","None","None","This public square park is nestled between the Toronto Eaton Centre, some tall buildings and Old City Hall. Part of Toronto's early history, it was the site of John Simcoe Macaulay's estate in the early 19th century and home to the Church of the Holy Trinity, built in 1847. The church's first rector was Reverend Henry Scadding, a scholar and author whose brick townhouse still sits on the square beside the church. Trinity Square features a fountain and ornamental pond, a labyrinth, and seating and is a popular spot for music, cultural and other events."], [206,239,239,"Thorogood Gardens","park","None","Allen Ave & Boulton Ave","None","Toronto and East York","53","None","Allen","Ave","None","None","None"], [207,240,240,"Toronto Metropolitan University Square","park","None","Gould Street and Church Street","None","Toronto and East York","50","None","Gould","St","None","None","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor rink (winter).

Toronto Metropolitan University Square Rink is an unsupervised rink and change rooms are unavailable."], [208,241,241,"Trinity Bellwoods Park","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","790","None","Queen","St","W","None","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor rink (winter).

A 14.6 hectare park on Queen Street West at Strachan Avenue once the home of University of Trinity College (Trinity College). The park sits atop the now buried Garrison Creek and features three ball diamonds, eight tennis courts, two volleyball courts, an artificial ice rink, a dog off-leash area, a picnic area, a wading pool and a children's playground. Located in the south-west section of the park is the Trinity Community Recreation Centre.\n

The outdoor artificial ice rink is located south of Dundas Street West on Gore Vale Avenue."], [209,242,242,"Old Forest Hill Parkette","park","None","Old Forest Hill Rd & Russell Hill Rd","None","Toronto and East York","51","None","Old Forest Hill","Rd","None","None","None"], [210,243,243,"Parkdale Community Recreation Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","None","None","Toronto and East York","75","None","Lansdowne","Ave.","None","M6K 2W1","Parkdale Community Recreation Centre is fully accessible shared-use facility. It is located one block north of Queen Street West on Lansdowne Avenue in the historical Parkdale area. It features a 25 metre pool, a tot pool, two gymnasiums which can accommodate a variety of activities, and a community room and limited access to a full-function kitchen."], [211,244,244,"Ontario Street Parkette","park","None","Ontario St & Shuter St","None","Toronto and East York","227","None","Ontario","St","None","None","None"], [212,245,245,"Oriole Park - Toronto","park","None","Oriole Pky & Chaplin Cres","None","Toronto and East York","201","None","Oriole","Pkwy","None","None","The newly revitalized 2.9 hectare park Oriole Park at Oriole Parkway and Chaplin Crescent features play areas for children and preschoolers, including swings. There is also a clubhouse, baseball diamond, two tennis courts, sand pit, junior splash pad, wading pool and open space play areas. There are new washroom facilities and street parking is available around the park."], [213,246,246,"Caroline Huebner Parkette","park","None","Tiverton Avenue and First Avenue","None","Toronto and East York","45","None","Tiverton","Ave.","None","None","Formerly Tiverton Avenue Parkette, this parkette was renamed in April 2024 to honour Caroline Huebner. Huebner was a frequent visitor to the park and an important member of the local community."], [214,247,247,"Ormskirk Park","park","None","Ormskirk Crt & Ormskirk Ave","None","Toronto and East York","33","None","Ormskirk","Crt","None","None","A small park near South Kingsway and The Queensway that features a children's playground."], [215,248,248,"Osler Playground","park","None","Argyle St & Dovercourt Rd","None","Toronto and East York","123","None","Argyle","St","None","None","A small park near Ossignton Avenue and Queen Street West that features a wading pool and a children's playground."], [216,249,249,"Beaty Boulevard Parkette","park","None","King St W & Queen St W","None","Toronto and East York","1575","None","King","St","W","None","None"], [217,250,250,"Vermont Square Park","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","819","None","Palmerston","Ave","None","None","A 1.5 hectare park near Dupont Street and Bathurst Street. The park features a dog off-leash area, three bocce courts, a wading pool and a children's playground. Located at the north end of the park is the William H. Bolton Arena.\n

\nVermont Square is a central point for accessing a diverse range of facilities. The square has a large open area to the south that is used for off-leash dog walking and includes three bocce courts. In the middle west is the Dennis Lee Playground which is fenced-in and features a wading pool. To the east is an indoor hockey rink. An indoor pool, community centre and daycare are located on the northern side. There is street parking around the neighbourhood."], [218,251,251,"Otter Creek Centre","Outdoor Ice Rink","None","None","None","North York","140","None","Cheritan","Ave","None","None","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor rink (winter).

This 3006 square meter site is located near the main intersections of Avenue Rd and Lawrence Ave W. It contains two outdoor artificial ice rinks, change room building and parking. Inside the facility, there is a leisure skate change room, men's and women's change rooms and men's and women's washrooms."], [219,253,253,"Vesta Parkette","park","None","Vesta Dr & Burton Rd","None","Toronto and East York","41","None","Vesta","Dr","None","None","None"], [220,254,254,"Pantry Park","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","70","None","Kewbeach","Ave","None","None","A 1.4 hectare park near Lake Shore Boulevard East and Woodbine Avenue that features a multipurpose sports field."], [221,255,255,"Victoria Memorial Square Park","park","None","Niagara St & Portland St","None","Toronto and East York","10","None","Niagara","St","None","None","None"], [222,257,257,"Vine Avenue Playground","park","None","Vine Ave & Mc Murray Ave","None","Toronto and East York","200","None","Vine","Ave","None","None","None"], [223,259,259,"Wadsworth Park","park","None","Connolly St & Uxbridge Ave","None","Toronto and East York","120","None","Connolly","St","None","None","None"], [224,260,260,"Wallace Emerson Park","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","1260","None","Dufferin","St","None","None","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor rink (winter).

A 2.7 hectare park on Dufferin Street south of Dupont Street features two outdoor artificial ice rinks, a BMX (Bicycle motocross) bike area, three bocce courses, a multipurpose sports field and a children's playground.\n

\n\nThere is a double pad ice rink with changing facilities. The playground equipment includes swings and a jungle gym accessible from the street.

\n\nRead about Wallace Emerson Bike Park."], [225,261,261,"Waller Avenue Ravine Lands","Other","None","Waller Ave & Windermere Ave","None","Toronto and East York","52","None","Waller","Ave","None","None","None"], [226,263,263,"Bellevue Square Park","park","None","Bellevue Ave & Denison Sq","None","Toronto and East York","5","None","Bellevue","Ave","None","None","Measuring just under half a hectare, Bellevue Square is a small park in the heart of Toronto's Kensington Market neighbourhood. This park features a wading pool, playground and drinking fountain. It is also home to a life size bronze statue of Toronto-born actor and director Al Waxman, best known for his role as Larry King in the television series \"King of Kensington\"."], [227,265,265,"Wanless Park","park","None","Wanless Ave & Wanless Cres","None","North York","250","None","Wanless","Ave","None","None","Located in the Yonge and Lawrence neighbourhood, Wanless Park wading pool can be described as a community meeting spot. In addition to the Wading Pool, Wanless Park has several baseball/softball diamonds, a large play structure, and bathroom facilities. If travelling by car, you may find parking spots on the adjacent streets surrounding Wanless Park."], [228,266,266,"Bruce Mackey Park","park","None","Wardell St & De Grassi St","None","Toronto and East York","55","None","Wardell","St","None","None","None"], [229,267,267,"S.H. Armstrong Community Recreation Centre","crc","Partially Accessible","None","None","Toronto and East York","56","None","Woodfield","Rd","None","M4L 2W6","

This centre has a pool, gym and a few community rooms for programming.

\n

This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

"], [230,268,268,"Joel Weeks Park","park","None","Thompson St & Carroll St","None","Toronto and East York","10","None","Thompson","St","None","None","

Located in the heart of Toronto's new Rivertowne community just east of the Don River, this 0.95 hectare park opened in 2012 and features a basketball court, playground, splash pad and a small community garden. It also has a welcoming open space, many trees and great design that pays homage to the nearby Don River by incorporating an urban river theme with areas for seating, strolling and playing.

\n\n

Originally a small parkette, this park was expanded and renovated as part of the process of Canada's first conversion of a public housing development into a dynamic new mixed-income neighbourhood. Toronto Community Housing acted as the developer of the park on behalf of the City, the park was designed by Janet Rosenberg and Studio, and the Ralph Thornton Centre was a core community partner through an extensive community engagement process to ensure that the park was designed with input from local residents and would become a great focal point for the neighbourhood.

"], [231,269,269,"George Ben Park","park","None","Roxton Rd & Harrison St","None","Toronto and East York","120","None","Roxton","Rd","None","None","A small park near College Street and Ossington Avenue that features a ball diamond."], [232,270,270,"Wellesley Park","park","None","Wellesley St E & Parkview Ave","None","Toronto and East York","500","None","Wellesley","St","E","None","None"], [233,271,271,"Parkview Gardens Parkette","park","None","Parkview Gdns & Clendenan Ave","None","Toronto and East York","34","None","Parkview","Gdns","None","None","None"], [234,272,272,"St. Lawrence Community Recreation Centre","crc","Partially Accessible","None","None","Toronto and East York","230","None","The Esplanade","None","None","M5A 4J6","St. Lawrence Community Centre is located in the historic St. Lawrence Neighbourhood of downtown Toronto. The community centre shares its space with Market Lane Public School and the St. Lawrence Community Day Care. It offers a full range of programming for families, children, adults and older adults.

\n\nThere are two squash courts that are available to reserve by calling the centre."], [235,273,273,"Todmorden Mills Heritage Site","None","None","Pottery Road and Todmorden Mills Road","None","Toronto and East York","67","None","Pottery","Rd","None","None","Todmorden Mills Heritage Site features a group of historic buildings set in the scenic Don Valley that were once part of the small industrial community of Todmorden. The historic site exemplifies the changing human and natural history of the Lower Don Valley over the past 12,000 years and includes a 9.2-hectare wildflower preserve, as well as two historic homes restored to the 1890s and 1940s respectively. Visitors can learn about the lives of Toronto workers portrayed in two historic homes that were recently restored to the 1890s and wartime 1940s. In addition to camps, the museum offers ongoing events and exhibits, school trips and rentals."], [236,274,274,"Pelham Avenue Playground","park","None","Pelham Ave & Laughton Ave","None","Toronto and East York","20","None","Pelham","Ave","None","None","None"], [237,275,275,"West Hill Park","park","None","None","None","Scarborough","170","None","Weir","Cres","None","None","There is a pathway that winds itself through the park from Craggview Drive to get to the children's playground found in the middle of the park. It also features a baseball diamond to play a game of softball or three-pitch, and there is a multi-purpose sports field that park visitors can also use to play outdoors. \nNote:
West Hill Park is close to St. Margaret's School and a piece of Scarborough history with the St. Margaret's in the Pines cemetery."], [238,276,276,"Topham Park","park","None","Westview Boulevard and Selwyn Avenue","None","Toronto and East York","181","None","Westview","Blvd.","None","None","A 2 hectare park near St. Clair Avenue East and O'Connor Drive featuring three ball diamonds including one that has lights, two lit tennis courts, a wading pool and a children's playground. At the north end of the park is the Clubhouse, which was improved in 2024."], [239,277,277,"Berczy Park","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","35","None","Wellington","St","E","None","Berczy Park is a 3,606 square metre public park located in the triangle of land between Wellington, Front and Scott streets, across the St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts. The space has been a public park since 1980, before which it sat vacant or served as a parking lot. Over the last few years, the City of Toronto has been working closely with the local community to plan the revitalization of the well-used and well-worn park.

\n\n\nBerczy Park is named after William Berczy, a German-born architect, surveyor, and writer often considered a co-founder of modern Toronto with John Graves Simcoe. Berczy was also a painter, most famous for his portrait of Mohawk chief Thayendanegea (Joseph Brant).

\n\nAbout the revitalization
\nPark and street construction began in 2015 by Somerville Construction of Toronto. The design was completed by celebrated landscape architects Claude Cormier + Associés of Montreal. The park includes a wider, central plaza with granite mosaic paving, wider sidewalks along Front Street and Scott Street, grassy berms and garden beds. A mix of new tree species was planted in state-of-the-art Silva Cell growing chambers.

\n\nThe park's historic centrepiece, a large fountain, has been replaced by a new two-tiered fountain with a unique and whimsical theme. With its opening in spring 2017, 27 dog sculptures – and one cat – are situated around, in, and on the fountain, each spraying water from its mouth. A golden bone sits atop the fountain.

\n\nA public artwork, commissioned by the City's Economic Development and Culture Division following a public competition, will be installed on the west side. Toronto artist Luis Jacob's piece is called Jacob's Ladder.

\n\nPark revitalization also included the reconstruction of Scott Street on the western border. The new street features curbless borders and pavers that integrate with the park design."], [240,278,278,"Wembley Parkette","park","None","Old Park Rd & Wembley Rd","None","North York","9","None","Old Park","Rd","None","None","None"], [241,279,279,"West Lodge Park","park","None","Lansdowne Ave & Rideau Ave","None","Toronto and East York","165","None","Lansdowne","Ave","None","None","None"], [242,280,280,"Diana Park","park","None","Diana Dr & Maryport Ave","None","North York","46","A","Diana","Dr","None","None","A small park near Keele Street and Sheppard Avenue West featuring a children's playground."], [243,281,281,"Percy Park","park","None","Percy St & King St E","None","Toronto and East York","12","None","Percy","St","None","None","None"], [244,282,282,"Swansea Community Recreation Centre","crc","Partially Accessible","None","None","Toronto and East York","15","None","Waller","Ave","None","M6S 4Z9","The Swansea Community Recreation Centre and Pool has been servicing the Swansea community, in Bloor West Village, for over 25 years."], [245,283,283,"Westmoreland Avenue Parkette","park","None","Westmoreland Ave & Bloor St W","None","Toronto and East York","11","None","Westmoreland","Ave","None","None","None"], [246,284,284,"Perth Square Park","park","None","Perth Avenue and Parkman Avenue","None","Toronto and East York","350","None","Perth","Ave","None","None","A small park near Dupont Street and Dundas Street West that features a splash pad and children's playground. The playground was updated in 2023 as part of the Playground Enhancement Program."], [247,285,285,"Whitehall Parkette","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","2","None","Whitehall","Rd","None","None","This parkette features wide bands of spring bulbs and flowering crabapple trees. It overlooks Mount Pleasant Rd and David A Balfour ravine."], [248,286,286,"Whitney Park","park","None","Roxborough Dr & Glen Rd","None","Toronto and East York","149","None","Roxborough","Dr","None","None","None"], [249,287,241,"Trinity Community Recreation Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","None","None","Toronto and East York","155","None","Crawford","St","None","M6J 2V5","This open-concept centre is located within Trinity Bellwoods Park, and features a gymnasium with resilient maple flooring with rubber pads. A family/universal change room is available at this location."], [250,288,288,"Wildwood Crescent Playground","park","None","Wildwood Cres & Kingsmount Park Rd","None","Toronto and East York","110","None","Wildwood","Cres","None","None","None"], [251,289,289,"Birkdale Community Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","Ellesmere Road and Birkdale Road","None","Scarborough","1299","None","Ellesmere","Rd","None","M1P 2Y2","Situated in the beautiful Birkdale ravine, the community centre offers programs for all ages and abilities with a focus on older adults. Large windows in most of the program rooms offer scenic views of the park scenery, wildlife and the creek."], [252,290,290,"Beresford Park","park","None","Beresford Avenue and Ardagh Street","None","Toronto and East York","400","None","Beresford","Ave","None","None","This small park is near Runneymede Road and Bloor Street West. It features a dog off-leash area on the west side of Beresford Road, a wading pool and a children's playground to the east."], [253,291,291,"Healey Willan Park","park","None","Euclid Ave & Ulster St","None","Toronto and East York","504","None","Euclid","Ave","None","None","None"], [254,292,292,"Phin Park","park","None","Condor Ave & Baird Ave","None","Toronto and East York","115","None","Condor","Ave","None","None","A neighbourhood park South East of Jones and Danforth Avenues featuring children's playground, outdoor table tennis, a basketball court and a wading pool. The park is surrounded by trees providing many shady spots in the summer."], [255,293,293,"Willard Gardens Parkette","park","None","Mayfield Ave & Willard Ave","None","Toronto and East York","55","None","Mayfield","Ave","None","None","None"], [256,294,260,"Wallace Emerson Community Recreation Centre","crc","Partially Accessible","None","None","Toronto and East York","1260","None","Dufferin","St","None","M6H 4C3","

Wallace Emerson Community Recreation Centre has a large gymnasium, a large preschool room, and a youth and Older Adults lounge.

\n\n

Outside, in Wallace Emerson Park, there is the Wallace Emerson BMX Park.

\n

This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

"], [257,295,295,"Bickford Park","park","None","Grace Street and Harbord Street","None","Toronto and East York","400","None","Grace","St","None","None","A 2.8-hectare park near Grace Avenue south of Bloor Street West featuring a ball diamond. The fenced Dogs Off-Leash Area allows Commercial Dog Walkers."], [258,296,296,"Charles G. Williams Park","park","None","Wabash Ave & Sorauren Ave","None","Toronto and East York","75","None","Wabash","Ave","None","None","A small park near Lansdowne Avenue and Dundas Street West featuring a mature tree canopy, a basketball court, wading pool and a children's playground."], [259,297,297,"Stan Wadlow Clubhouse","crc","Fully Accessible","None","None","Toronto and East York","373","None","Cedarvale","Ave","None","M4C 4K7","

Stan Wadlow Clubhouse offers a wide range of social, educational and support services to older adults in the community during weekdays. It also offers activities for children.

\n

This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

"], [260,298,298,"Williamson Park Ravine","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","1680","None","Gerrard","St","E","None","Williamson Park Ravine is a 500 metre long stretch of deciduous forest on steep-banked ravine slopes located in the City's east end. It has been designated as an Environmentally Significant Area (ESA) in the City of Toronto Official Plan because it provides habitats for vulnerable, rare or threatened plant and/or animal species and communities that are vulnerable, rare, threatened or endangered within the Province, the City or the Greater Toronto Area. Learn more about our featured trails."], [261,299,299,"Playter Gardens","park","None","Cambridge Ave & Danforth Ave","None","Toronto and East York","4","None","Cambridge","Ave","None","None","None"], [262,300,300,"Winchester Park","park","None","Ontario St & Winchester St","None","Toronto and East York","530","None","Ontario","St","None","None","None"], [263,301,301,"Jennifer Kateryna Koval's'kyj Park","park","None","Polson St & Cherry St","None","Toronto and East York","2","None","Polson","St","None","None","None"], [264,303,303,"Fenside Arena","None","Partially Accessible","Slidell Crescent and Tulane Crescent","None","North York","30","None","Slidell","Cres","None","None","None"], [265,304,304,"Windermere Avenue Parkette","park","None","Windermere Ave & Budgell Terr","None","Toronto and East York","167","None","Windermere","Ave","None","None","None"], [266,305,305,"Poplar Plains Parkette","park","None","Boulton Dr & Russel Hill Rd","None","Toronto and East York","125","None","Boulton","Dr","None","None","None"], [267,306,306,"Withrow Park and Clubhouse","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","725","None","Logan","Ave","None","None","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor rink (winter).

An 8 hectare park on Logan Avenue just south of Danforth Avenue featuring two ball diamonds, a multipurpose sports field, two outdoor tennis courts, a volleyball court, a dog off-leash area, a wading pool and a children's playground. In the middle of the park is the Withrow Park Outdoor Artificial Ice Rink."], [268,307,307,"Pottery Playground","park","None","Merton St & Cleveland St","None","North York","601","None","Merton","St","None","None","None"], [269,308,308,"Fairmount Park Community Centre","crc","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","1757","None","Gerrard","St","E","M4L 2B3","Fairmount Park Community Centre is a shared use facility that offers programs in two large community spaces. School age art, dance programs and adult fitness are the main programs."], [270,311,1,"Woodbine Beach Park","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","1675","None","Lake Shore","Blvd","E","None","A broad and beautiful curve of sand at the foot of Woodbine Avenue, this popular 15.2-hectare park is one of the city's many beaches and the gateway to three kilometres of sandy waterfront stretching eastward along the Lake Ontario shoreline. Woodbine Beach is a popular spot for picnics, sunbathing and swimming with wide stretches of sand, summer lifeguards, a bathing station and the Donald D. Summerville Outdoor Olympic Pool nearby. The recently renovated bathing station features upgraded ventilation and lighting, a new roof, an enlarged patio, change rooms, accessible washrooms, water bottle filling stations and a beach shower with a foot wash. The Ashbridges Bay and Martin Goodman trails run through this park, which also includes a playground, outdoor fitness equipment, beach volleyball courts, picnic shelters, snack bar, full-service restaurant and parking at Ashbridges Bay Park.

\nAccessibility: A beach wheelchair can be rented for free by calling 311 and picked-up at the Donald D. Summerville Outdoor Pool. Note: Due to large, smooth tires, wheelchairs can’t be pushed manually and require a support person.

\n\nThis beach has expanded mesh plastic mats reaching all the way to the water’s edge."], [271,312,303,"Fenside Park","park","None","Slidell Cres & Tulane Cres","None","North York","30","None","Slidell","Cres","None","None","A 3.3 hectare park near York Mills Road and Victoria Park Avenue featuring a lit ball diamond, four lit tennis courts, a splash pad and a children's playground. The Fenside Arena can be found at the park entrance on Slidell Crescent."], [272,313,313,"Pricefield Road Playground","park","None","Pricefield Rd & Mathersfield Dr","None","Toronto and East York","50","None","Pricefield","Rd","None","None","None"], [273,314,2726,"Allan A. Lamport Stadium","stadium","Partially Accessible","King Street West and Joe Shuster Way","None","Toronto and East York","1155","None","King","St","W","None","Allan A. Lamport Stadium is a multi-purpose stadium on King Street West in the Liberty Village neighbourhood of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The 9,600 seating capacity stadium is used for a wide variety of sport programming. The playing surface has markings for soccer, field hockey and rugby league. The addition of an air supported structure during the winter months enables the stadium to be used year round by the community. The stadium was named for long-time Toronto politician Allan Lamport, who was associated with sporting activities in the city."], [274,315,315,"Primrose Avenue Parkette","park","None","Primrose Ave & Davenport Rd","None","Toronto and East York","120","None","Primrose","Ave","None","None","None"], [275,316,316,"Yonge Boulevard Parkette","park","None","Yonge St & Yonge Blvd","None","North York","3444","None","Yonge","St","None","None","None"], [276,317,317,"Matt Cohen Park","park","None","Spadina Ave & Bloor St W","None","Toronto and East York","725","None","Spadina","Ave","None","None","None"], [277,318,318,"Prince Edward Viaduct Parkette","park","None","Bloor St E & Drumsnab Rd","None","Toronto and East York","725","None","Bloor","St","E","None","None"], [278,319,319,"Village Of Yorkville Park","park","None","Cumberland St & Bellair St","None","Toronto and East York","115","None","Cumberland","St","None","None","The result of an international design competition, the park celebrates the history of the Village of Yorkville and reflects the diversity of the Canadian landscape. Unusual and popular features include a 700 ton Muskoka granite outcrop, a rain curtain/icicle fountain and gardens featuring distinct plant communities. \n

\nSpecial Features
\nAwards - 2012 American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) Landmark Award for international projects built at least 15 years ago that retain their original design integrity and continue to be vital components of the public realm."], [279,320,320,"Esther Shiner Stadium","stadium","None","Bathurst St & Kenton Dr","None","North York","5720","None","Bathurst","St","None","None","Esther Shiner Stadium includes North York Civic Soccer Fields."], [280,322,322,"Blythwood Ravine Park","park","None","Mount Pleasant Rd & Glengowan Rd","None","North York","1200","None","Mount Pleasant","Rd","None","None","Toronto is home to a number of forested ravines found throughout the City. These ravines provide a beautiful escape from our urban environment and provide homes for local wildlife. Blythwood Ravine Park is bordered by Alexander Muir Gardens to the west and Sherwood Park on the east. The Park is a beautiful stretch of forested trail that is part of the Northern Ravines and Gardens Discovery Walk. Follow the trail from the beautiful Alexander Muir Gardens, along the creek and under Mount Pleasant Rd to Sherwood Park. There you will find a wading pool, playground, dog off-leash area and a baseball diamond. It's a beautiful shaded walk on a hot and sunny day in the City."], [281,323,323,"Boulton Drive Parkette","park","None","Boulton Dr & Cottingham Rd","None","Toronto and East York","15","None","Boulton","Dr","None","None","None"], [282,325,325,"Secord Community Centre","crc","Partially Accessible","Barrington Avenue and Doncaster Avenue","None","Toronto and East York","91","None","Barrington","Ave","None","M4C 4Y9","

Secord Community Centre offers a wide variety of recreational programs for all ages.

\n\n

This is a free centre.

\n

This location has some youth-specific programming.

\n

This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

"], [283,327,327,"Dieppe Park","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","455","None","Cosburn","Ave","None","None","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor rink (winter).

Dieppe Park Complex is located on Cosburn Avenue just east of Greenwood Avenue. The three hectare park has an outdoor artificial ice rink and is extremely popular in the winter time due to the double-pad rink which allows for non-stop public skate. Dieppe Park features a lit ball diamond and multipurpose sports field, a children's playground and a splash pad. The baseball diamond and soccer pitch are also in high demand especially by permit groups.\n

\nSpecial Feature:
\nDieppe Park has one of four pleasure ice skating trails in the City of Toronto. This is the place to visit for non-stop public skating in the Winter."], [284,329,329,"East York Community Recreation Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","None","None","Toronto and East York","1081","1/2","Pape","Ave","None","None","

A family/universal change room is available at this location.

\n

This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

"], [285,330,297,"East York Memorial Arena","crc","None","Cosburn Avenue and Cedarvale Avenue","None","Toronto and East York","888","None","Cosburn","Ave","None","None","None"], [286,332,332,"Sally Bird Park","park","None","Brunswick Ave & Harbord St","None","Toronto and East York","194","None","Brunswick","Ave","None","None","None"], [287,334,334,"Lessard Park","park","None","Lessard Ave & Jane St","None","Toronto and East York","52","None","Lessard","Ave","None","None","This 1.4 hectare park features a ball diamond and a children's playground."], [288,335,335,"Budapest Park","park","None","Lake Shore Boulevard West and Budapest Lane","None","Toronto and East York","1575","None","Lake Shore","Blvd","W","None","Budapest Park can be found at the foot of Parkside Drive along the shore of Lake Ontario. It's located east of Sunnyside Gus Ryder Pool. It includes a playground with toy dinosaurs, an accessible wheelchair swing, an ornamental fountain, a wading pool and part of the Martin Goodman Trail."], [289,336,336,"Terry Fox Community Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","None","None","Toronto and East York","2","None","Gledhill","Ave","None","M4C 5K6","

This facility offers after-school recreation care programs and other programming for children and youth.

This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

"], [290,337,171,"Earl Bales Park","park","None","None","None","North York","4169","None","Bathurst","St","None","None","Earl Bales Park is named after Robert Earl Bales, a former Reeve (Mayor) of the Township of North York. This park is situated on lands once owned and farmed by his great-grandfather John Bales. In the early 1900's, after a century as a farm, the land was turned into the York Downs Golf and Country Club. You can still see a few of the old tees and greens as you wander through the park today.\n

\nEarl Bales Park is spread across 127 acres (51 hectares) and features playgrounds, a sensory garden, splash pad, outdoor amphitheatre, memorials, paved walking/cycling trails, picnic sites and fire pits. The Dogs Off-Leash Area is fenced and allows Commercial Dog Walkers.\n

\nThis park has a Ski and Snowboard Centre.\n

\nPoints of Interest
\nThe Canadian Society for Yad Vashem Holocaust Memorial Site is situated near the entrance to Earl Bales Park at 4169 Bathurst Street. After World War Two, thousands of Holocaust survivors rebuilt their lives in the neighborhoods next to the park. The Memorial contains almost 5,000 names of victims and survivors of the Holocaust, the most extensive listing of any memorial site in Canada."], [291,338,338,"David Crombie Park","park","None","The Esplanade & Lower Jarvis St","None","Toronto and East York","131","None","The Esplanade","None","None","M5A 4P5","A 1.6 hectare park south of Front Street between Jarvis and Berkeley Street featuring a ball diamond, a basketball court, a dog off-leash area, two children's playgrounds and a wading pool. \n

\nThe park is named after the former Mayor of Toronto who served from 1972 to 1978 and oversaw the creation of the St. Lawrence neighbourhood in which the park is located."], [292,339,339,"Gibson Park","park","None","None","None","North York","30","None","Park Home","Ave","None","None","One of North York's signature heritage locations, this park pays respect to the Gibson family whose 19th century lifestyle can be explored at the onsite Gibson House Museum. This newly revitalized park does a great job of linking past and present with a modern twist. It features a working orchard with preserved and new apple trees, a commemorative Gibson family granite mural, art installations, gardens with heirloom roses and beautiful perennial plantings, a new Gibson House Museum heritage garden and plenty of seating."], [293,341,341,"Linus Park","park","None","Seneca Hill Dr & Linus Rd","None","North York","125","None","Seneca Hill","Dr","None","None","A 1.7 hectare park near Don Mills Road and Finch Avenue East that features a multipurpose sports field and a children's playground."], [294,342,320,"Northview Heights Secondary School","school","None","None","None","North York","550","None","Finch","Ave","W","None","Northview Heights Secondary School is one of the Toronto District School Board (TDSB) locations where the City of Toronto offers recreation programs. Aquatics instructional programming is offered in a 25 metre pool for all ages. In the gym, we offer gymnastics based programming from beginner to advanced levels for all ages and abilities! Come out and learn new skills on our high/low bars, balance beam, vault and floor!
\n
\nFor gymnastics programs call: 416-395-7873
\nFor aquatic programs call: 416-395-7616"], [295,343,343,"Riverdale Park East","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","550","None","Broadview","Ave","None","None","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor pool (summer) or the outdoor rink (winter).

This 18-hectare park near Danforth Avenue and Broadview Avenue is popular for winter tobogganing and views of downtown Toronto skyline. Riverdale Park East features two ball diamonds, three multipurpose sports fields, a running track, seven tennis courts, an artificial outdoor ice rink and ball hockey pad, a picnic area and a children's playground. The ice rink features a hockey pad which is also a pleasure pad. There are change rooms for changing into skates. There is a nice playground to the east of the rink. A naturalized area at the north end of the park has many recreational trails ideal for walking. Located at the north entrance to the park on Broadview Avenue is the Riverdale Park East Outdoor Pool.

\nHistory and Ecological Restoration
\nThe north side of the park was once just a grassy slope, but in 1990 the City of Toronto and Taskforce to Bring Back the Don planted native trees and shrubs. The slope has since developed into mature maple-ash woodland. In 2002, a small marsh was added at the bottom of the slope to collect and clean storm water and provide habitat for native plants and animals. An eroded hillside path was replaced with a rock-lined trough that directs water to flow into the wetland area. Volunteers have helped to plant trees and shrubs in the marsh site, as well as native flowers, sedges, and rushes. Having a wide range of diverse habitats is very important to provide our natural areas with resilience against the establishment of invasive species, as well as provide us with other more extensive ecological services."], [296,344,345,"Riverdale Park West","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","375","None","Sumach","St","None","None","None"], [297,345,345,"Riverdale Farm","Other","None","Winchester St & Sumach St","None","Toronto and East York","201","None","Winchester","St","None","None","Riverdale Farm represents a 19th century Ontario farm. Tour the farm's scenic 7.5 acres along pathways through wooded areas, around ponds, and into butterfly-herb-flower-vegetable gardens. Visit the heritage/rare breed farm animals, chat with the farmer during daily chores and explore the historic barns and houses on site. An educational and enchanting site for children and adults of all ages."], [298,346,171,"Earl Bales Park Senior Centre","None","Fully Accessible","None","None","North York","4169","None","Bathurst","St","None","None","The Earl Bales Seniors Clubhouse is a quaint clubhouse for adults 60 years and older. Serving the community since 1987, the clubhouse offers social games, exercise, socials, monthly trips, dances, and more. Fully accessible for people with disabilities."], [299,347,347,"Roywood Park","park","None","Roywood Drive and Lynedock Crescent","None","North York","2","None","Roywood","Dr","None","None","A 3.3 hectare park near Victoria Park Avenue and York Mills Road featuring a multipurpose sports field, tennis courts, a basketball court and a children's playground. In 2021, the playground was improved as part of the Playground Enhancement Program."], [300,348,348,"Sorauren Avenue Park","park","None","Sorauren Avenue and Geoffrey Street","None","Etobicoke York","289","None","Sorauren","Ave","None","None","None"], [301,349,349,"Spenvalley Park","park","None","Spenvalley Dr & Markay St","None","Etobicoke York","130","None","Spenvalley","Dr","None","None","A 2.8 hectare park near Jane Street and Sheppard Avenue West featuring a ball diamond, a multipurpose sport field and a children's playground."], [302,350,350,"Carmine Stefano Community Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","None","None","Etobicoke York","3100","None","Weston","Rd","None","M9M 2S7","Meeting rooms can be booked by contacting the facility. For more information, please contact the centre.

\nCarmine Stefano Community Centre is located in the Sheppard Avenue and Weston Road area. This community recreation centre provides recreational programming opportunities for everyone from preschoolers to older adults. Carmine Stefano Community Centre offers a wide range of activities that include but are not limited to parent and preschoolers, fitness, art, music, dance, social, sports and after school programs."], [303,352,698,"Kidstown - Water Park","None","None","Birchmound Rd and McNicoll Ave","None","Scarborough","3159","None","Birchmount","Rd","None","None","Kidstown is the only water park operated by the City of Toronto. It's one of Scarborough's most popular outdoor water facilities for preschool and grade school children. It offers a variety of water features, including a tipping bucket, spray rings, squirting aquatic animals, a slide, wading pool, splash pad and so much more. Families enjoy the grassy picnic area, which is suitable for watching older children while enjoying the park atmosphere.

\nKidstown is typically open from mid-June until the Sunday of the Labour Day weekend and closed on Labour Day."], [304,354,354,"Thistletown Multi-Service Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","Albion Road and Thistle Down Boulevard","None","Etobicoke York","925","None","Albion","Rd","None","M9V 1A6","Thistletown Multi-Service Centre is a unique facility that combines the programs and services of a community centre with the offices of a number of community agencies. The Thistletown Senior's Centre also operates as part of the service collective. This multi-service centre is a converted middle school and as such it has a number of different sized rooms for community rental permits."], [305,355,355,"Rivercrest Junior Public School","None","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","30","None","Harefield","Dr","None","None","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor rink (winter).

The rink is located between Kipling Avenue and Islington Avenue, south of Albion Road. This is a single-pad outdoor ice rink with no change house. It offers both unsupervised public skates and shinny hockey for all ages."], [306,357,357,"Humber Community Pool","None","None","Alumni Place and Beech Forest Drive (Spruce Vista and Silver Bell Lane)","None","Etobicoke York","205","None","Humber College","Blvd","None","M9W 5L7","Humber Community Pool is located at the far west end of Humber College's North Campus. It is a leisure concept pool and includes a ramp entrance. The pool's front door is off driveway E or Beech Forrest Drive.

\n\nDuring swim times, parking is available in Lot 12. This is a gated lot - push the white button and wait for an attendant to raise the gate. Give your licence plate number upon entering the pool building.

\n\nHumber Swim is a lane swim exclusively for Humber College/Guelph-Humber University staff, students, athletic members and alumni. A valid Humber/Guelph-Humber ID card must be shown to access this swim."], [307,359,359,"Albert Crosland Park","park","None","Fuller Avenue and Queen Street West","None","Toronto and East York","15","None","Saunders","Ave","None","None","None"], [308,361,361,"Bartlett Parkette","park","None","Geary Ave & Bartlett Ave N","None","Toronto and East York","160","None","Geary","Ave","None","None","None"], [309,364,364,"Bobbie Rosenfeld Park","park","None","Bremner Blvd & Rees St","None","Toronto and East York","294","None","Bremner","Blvd","None","None","Bobbie Rosenfeld Park is located between the CN Tower and the Rogers Centre. It's a small open space with a beautiful ornamental fountain and is a great spot to wait for friends before heading to the ball game. This park is named after Franny \"Bobbie\" Rosenfeld, one of Canada's most famous female athletes of the early 1900's. She was a celebrated hockey player and excelled at every sport she attempted. During the 1928 Summer Olympics, the first in which women were allowed to compete in Track and Field, she won a gold in the 4 x 100 relay and a silver in the 100 yard dash. In her later years she became a well known sports writer and strong advocate of women in sport. Check out the Toronto Historical Board plaque located in the park for more of Bobbie's great story."], [310,366,366,"Carlaw Avenue Parkette","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","805","None","Carlaw","Ave","None","None","This linear parkette has mature trees, a children's playground and flowering shrubs and perennials."], [311,367,362,"Chandos Park North","park","None","Lightbourn Ave & Chandos Ave","None","Toronto and East York","75","None","Lightbourn","Ave","None","None","None"], [312,368,368,"Cloud Gardens","park","None","Temperance St & Yonge St","None","Toronto and East York","14","None","Temperance","St","None","None","The Cloud Gardens Conservatory is like a tropical cloud forest nestled between the office towers of Toronto's busy downtown core. It sits on land given to the city in the 1980's when the Bay Adelaide Centre was constructed. Recognized with a Governor General's Architectural Award, it features elaborate award winning design and a monument to Toronto's construction workers. This unique little park is a true urban oasis.
\nRead more about Cloud Gardens Conservatory"], [313,369,369,"Coe Hill Drive Parkette","park","None","Coe Hill Dr & Windermere Ave","None","Toronto and East York","110","None","Coe Hill","Dr","None","None","None"], [314,370,370,"Craigleigh Gardens","park","None","South Dr & Glen Rd","None","Toronto and East York","160","None","South","Dr","None","None","A quiet 3.4 hectare park near Castle Frank Road and Bloor Street East featuring an entrance with ornamental gates, a mature tree canopy and a dog off-leash area. The park is adjacent to Milkman's Lane with access to a ravine trail and the Don Valley Brick Works."], [315,372,372,"Glenview Parkette","park","None","Glenview Ave & Duplex Ave","None","North York","60","None","Glenview","Ave","None","None","None"], [316,373,373,"Glenn Gould Park","park","None","Avenue Rd & St Clair Ave W","None","Toronto and East York","480","None","Avenue","Rd","None","None","None"], [317,374,374,"Harold Town Park","park","None","Church St & Reynolds St","None","Toronto and East York","725","None","Church","St","None","None","None"], [318,375,375,"Jesse Ketchum Park","park","None","Bay St & Scollard St","None","Toronto and East York","1310","None","Bay","St","None","None","A 1.2 hectare park on Bay Street at Davenport Road that features a mature tree canopy."], [319,376,376,"Joseph Workman Park","park","None","Shank St & Shaw St","None","Toronto and East York","90","None","Shank","St","None","None","None"], [320,377,377,"Larry Sefton Park","park","None","Bay St & Hagerman St","None","Toronto and East York","500","None","Bay","St","None","None","None"], [321,378,378,"MacGregor Playground","park","None","Lansdowne Ave & Whytock Ave","None","Toronto and East York","346","None","Lansdowne","Ave","None","None","A 1.4 hectare park on Lansdowne Road north of College Street that features a lit ball diamond, a field house, a basketball court, a wading pool and a children's playground."], [322,379,379,"McCleary Park","park","None","Lake Shore Blvd E & Gardiner Expy","None","Toronto and East York","755","None","Lake Shore","Blvd","E","None","A 2.8 hectare park on Lake Shore Boulevard East near Carlaw Avenue that features two lit ball diamonds and a cricket pitch."], [323,380,380,"Neville Park Boulevard Ravine","None","None","Bracken Ave & Victoria Park Ave","None","Toronto and East York","45","None","Bracken","Ave","None","None","None"], [324,381,381,"Northern Linear Park","park","None","Blue Jays Way & Navy Wharf Crt","None","Toronto and East York","4","None","Blue Jays Way","None","None","None","None"], [325,382,382,"Oak Street Park","park","None","River St & Cornwall St","None","Toronto and East York","165","None","River","St","None","None","None"], [326,383,383,"Olympic Park","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","222","None","Bremner","Blvd","None","None","A small park near York Street and Lake Shore Boulevard West that features a ring of brick pavers engraved with names."], [327,384,234,"Matty Eckler Playground","park","None","Gerrard Street East and Pape Avenue","None","Toronto and East York","953","None","Gerrard","St","E","None","The 1.1-hectare park at Pape Avenue and Gerrard Street East features a ball diamond, wading pool and children's playground. The Matty Eckler Community Recreation Centre can be found on the west side of the park."], [328,385,385,"Perth Avenue Parkette","park","None","Perth Ave & Randolph Ave","None","Toronto and East York","160","None","Perth","Ave","None","None","None"], [329,386,386,"Roundhouse Park","park","None","Bremner Blvd & Lower Simcoe St","None","Toronto and East York","255","None","Bremner","Blvd","None","None","Roundhouse Park was created in 1997 on top of the southern expansion of the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. The park features the original, fully restored and operational 120-foot long locomotive turntable and a carefully chosen collection of full-sized railway equipment. It is home to the Toronto Railway Historical Association live steam miniature railway and other outdoor exhibits illustrating Toronto's railway heritage. Exhibits include the original 60,000 gallon water tower, the 650 ton concrete locomotive coaling tower and a collection of historic buildings, including the Don Station and Cabin D.\n

\nSpecial Features
\nAWARDS - 2014 Canadian Society of Landscape Architects (CSLA) Award of Excellence, National Citation for extending the history of the iconic Roundhouse buildings into the park and creating a cultural landscape for people to learn from and enjoy."], [330,387,387,"Saulter Street Parkette","park","None","Saulter St & Queen St E","None","Toronto and East York","25","None","Saulter","St","None","None","None"], [331,388,388,"Seaton Park","park","None","Albany Ave & Bloor St W","None","Toronto and East York","14","None","Albany","Ave","None","None","None"], [332,389,389,"Simcoe Park","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","240","None","Front","St","W","None","This small parkette across the street from the Toronto Convention Centre is a good spot to eat lunch or have a quiet moment. It features the 'Worker's Monument', a millennial project by the Workplace Safety Insurance Board to honour lives lost due to workplace injury or illness, and a metal structure that represents the tent in which the newly appointed Lieutenant-Governor John Graves Simcoe and his family spent their first winter in York (Toronto) in 1793. Also located in this park is \"mountain\", an aluminium sculpture by internationally renowned British artist Anish Kapoor."], [333,390,390,"Spadina Quay Wetlands","park","None","Queens Quay W & Yo Yo Ma Lane","None","Toronto and East York","441","None","Queens Quay","None","W","None","None"], [334,391,391,"The Mission Ground Parkette","park","None","Merton St & Mount Pleasant Rd","None","North York","399","None","Merton","St","None","None","None"], [335,393,393,"Wells Hill Park","park","None","Hilton Avenue and St Clair Avenue West","None","Toronto and East York","145","None","Hilton","Ave","None","None","Wells Hill Park has a large grassy area, a playground with sand and a wading pool. There are washroom facilities and street parking is available around the park."], [336,394,64,"Sunnyside Park","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","1755","None","Lake Shore","Blvd","W","None","Sunnyside Park is located in the west end of Toronto on the shore of Lake Ontario. It was once home to Sunnyside Amusement Park. It is a popular place for picnics. Sunnyside is one of a series of parks along the waterfront that has a boardwalk for pedestrians and the Martin Goodman Trail for cyclists and multi-use purposes. On the east side of the park you will find Sunnyside Pavilion and Sunnyside Gus Ryder Pool and on the west Sir Casmir Gzowski Park with a great playground. Budapest Park wading pool close by is a favourite spot for visiting children. Throughout Toronto's history Sunnyside Beach has been a popular spot to cool off in the summer."], [337,395,64,"Sunnyside Park Bathing Pavillion","Other","None","Lake Shore Blvd W & Colborne Lodge Dr","None","Toronto and East York","1755","None","Lake Shore","Blvd","W","None","None"], [338,396,396,"West Acres Seniors Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","None","None","Etobicoke York","65","None","Hinton","Rd","None","M9W 6Z8","This seniors' centre offers registered and drop in programs. There are regular special events and activities throughout the year including dinners and dances."], [339,398,398,"Tam O'Shanter Golf Course","park","None","Birchmount Rd & Bay Mills Blvd","None","Scarborough","2481","None","Birchmount","Rd","None","None","Nestled alongside the Highland Creek is north-east Toronto's premier golf course. Tam O'Shanter provides a comfortable experience for golfers to learn the game, grow their abilities and sharpen their skills. Get more information on Tam O'Shanter Golf Course, including green fees, lesson details, and more.

\nCity of Toronto Golf Courses are open every day from mid-April to mid-November."], [340,399,399,"Garrison Common","park","None","Garrison Rd & Fleet St","None","Toronto and East York","100","None","Garrison","Rd","None","None","A 3.3 hectare park near Lake Shore Boulevard West and Strachan Avenue. The park is located west of the main gates of Fort York and features a military cemetery surrounded by mature trees."], [341,400,400,"Humber Valley Golf Course","park","None","Beattie Ave & Albion Rd","None","Etobicoke York","40","None","Beattie","Ave","None","None","Humber Valley's par 70 course challenges golfers with its combination of links and valley land holes, appealing to all ages and skill levels. Get more information on Humber Valley Golf Course, including green fees, lesson details, and more.

\nCity of Toronto Golf Courses are open every day from mid-April to mid-November."], [342,401,401,"Scarlett Woods Golf Course","park","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","1000","None","Jane","St.","None","None","This 18-hole public golf course is found alongside the Humber River, near Eglinton Flats. Enter the course from the traffic light at Eglinton Avenue and Emmett Avenue. There's a clubhouse, pro shop, parking and public washrooms available on site. Disc golf is available during the winter. \nVisit Scarlett Woods Golf Course to learn more about this executive length par 62 course."], [343,402,402,"Dentonia Park Golf Course","park","None","Victoria Park Ave & Crescent Town Rd","None","Scarborough","781","None","Victoria Park","Ave","None","None","Visit Dentonia Park Golf Course for information on this 18-hole course, including green fees and lesson details. Disc golf is available in the winter."], [344,405,405,"Milliken Park Community Recreation Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","McCowan Road and Steeles Avenue East","None","Scarborough","4325","None","Mccowan","Rd","None","M1V4P1","Milliken Park Community Recreation Centre is located at the south-east corner of McCowan Road and Steeles Avenue. A wide variety of both drop-in and registered programs are offered for preschoolers, children, youth, adults and older adults. These include visual arts, dance, fitness, youth leadership, drop-in and instructional sports programs, a variety of camps and much more."], [345,406,1758,"Guild Park and Gardens","park","None","None","None","Scarborough","201","None","Guildwood","Pkwy","None","None","This scenic and historic park, formerly Guildwood Park, is a sculptural sanctuary and has beautiful gardens. It has an interesting history that reflects famous artists, powerful political figures and contributions made to the art community.

\nFor indoor bookings within the banquet hall facility please visit the Guild Inn Estate website.

\nFor outdoor parkland bookings for ceremonies and photography, call the City of Toronto at 416-396-7378.

\nThis park is part of Scarborough Bluffs. The Clark Centre for the Arts is nearby.

\nHistory
\nThe Guild Inn was built in 1914 as a white stucco, arts and crafts style mansion originally surrounded by over 400 acres of gardens and woodlands. The residence was built for Colonel Harold C. Bickford, a decorated war hero. When Rosa Breithaupt Hewetson purchased the property in 1932, shortly before her marriage to Spencer Clark, the socially conscious couple decided to model their new property into the Canadian equivalent of Roycroft in East Aurora, New York, considered to be the centre of the Arts and Craft movement at the time. The site provided a home and a forum for artists and artisans, where their work was created and collected for the enjoyment of many. Many of the artists were contemporaries or students of members of the Group of Seven, and the influence can be seen in the work they produced.

\n\nDuring the Second World War, the Canadian Government requisitioned the property and turned it into a training base for the Women's Royal Naval Service (WRENS). The hotel also served as a military hospital for victims of shellshock, with the craft facilities providing therapeutic rehabilitation for the service personnel undergoing treatment there.

\n\nThe Clarks returned to the property in 1947. For the next 35 years, the Clarks built a reputation as patrons of the arts and preservationists, amassing a huge art collection and preserving architectural fragments from dozens of demolished buildings. The property and the architectural fragments were sold to the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority in 1978 to be maintained as a public park. Spencer Clark continued to run the hotel until 1983, when a Board of Management was formed to oversee operations. At the time of the City's amalgamation, the Board was disbanded and the City’s Economic Development and Culture Division took over responsibility for the sculpture and architectural fragments, while the Parks, Forestry and Recreation Division began to manage the surrounding parkland. The hotel continued to operate under contract management until it closed in 2002 when it was considered no longer viable without a major capital infusion.

\n\nIt is the City of Toronto’s vision that through a private/public partnership, the site can be redeveloped and the arts activity can once again flourish."], [346,408,408,"St. James Park","park","None","King St E & Jarvis St","None","Toronto and East York","120","None","King","St","E","None","Located next to St. James Cathedral in downtown Toronto, this park is a series of formal gardens and are is beautiful place to stroll and relax. A grand gazebo can be found in the centre of the park, and walking trails traverse the grass and tree dotted area. The garden's design has a Victorian feel with a central fountain that takes you back to a time when Toronto was young. This is a popular location for wedding parties. Learn how to get a wedding photography permit."], [347,409,409,"Moore Park Ravine","park","None","Moore Ave & Welland Ave","None","North York","205","None","Moore","Ave","None","None","None"], [348,410,59,"Ivan Forrest Gardens","park","None","Glen Manor Drive and Queen Street East","None","Toronto and East York","131","None","Glen Manor","Dr.","None","None","This small park lies at the corner of Glen Manor Drive and Queen Street East, east of Woodbine Avenue. It features a mature tree canopy. In 2022, the park was improved, with upgrades to the entrances, pathways and seating areas."], [349,413,413,"General Mercer School - Wading Pool","school","None","Turnberry Ave & Chambers Ave","None","Toronto and East York","30","None","Turnberry","Ave","None","None","None"], [350,419,418,"Regent Park Athletic Grounds","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","480","None","Shuter","St","None","None","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor rink (winter).

Regent Park Ice Rink is revitalized and open. Rink improvements include new lighting, dasher-boards and fencing. Field house improvements include a renovated warming/change area and two accessible washrooms."], [351,421,297,"Stan Wadlow Park","park","None","Cosburn Ave & Cedarvale Ave","None","Toronto and East York","888","None","Cosburn","Ave","None","None","An 8.5 hectare park near O'Connor Avenue and Woodbine Avenue featuring six ball diamonds with one diamond having lights for night play and a clubhouse. The park also has a multipurpose sports field, a dog off-leash area, a splash pad and a children's playground. At the south-west corner of the park is East York Memorial Arena. At the north-west corner of the park on Cedarvale Avenue is the Kiwanis Outdoor Pool."], [352,423,423,"R.V. Burgess Park","park","None","Thorncliffe Park Drive and Grandstand Place","None","North York","46","None","Thorncliffe Park","Dr","None","None","This 1.5 hectare park near Don Mills Road and Overlea Boulevard features a basketball court, a community garden, a splash pad and a children's playground. In 2021, the playground was improved as part of the Playground Enhancement Program."], [353,424,424,"Howard Talbot Park","park","None","Eglinton Ave E & Bessborough Dr","None","North York","635","None","Eglinton","Ave","E","None","A 4.9 hectare park near Bayview Avenue and Eglinton Avenue East featuring two ball diamonds including one with lights, a multipurpose sports field and track, two outdoor tennis courts, a splash pad and children's playground. Located at the east end of the park is the Leaside Lawn Bowling Club."], [354,425,321,"Leaside Park","park","None","None","None","North York","5","None","Leaside Park","Dr","None","None","This 3.4 hectare park near Millwood Road and Overlea Boulevard features a lit ball diamond, six lit tennis courts, a multipurpose sports field and a children's playground. The park is also home to the Leaside Outdoor Pool."], [355,426,426,"George Webster Park","park","None","Chapman Ave & Avis Cres","None","Toronto and East York","30","None","Chapman","Ave","None","None","A 1.2 hectare park near Victoria Park Avenue and Dawes Road that features a ball diamond, a wading pool and a children's playground."], [356,427,219,"Balmy Beach Park","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","1","None","Beech","Ave","None","None","Created in 1903, this historic 7.3 hectare park is home to the Balmy Beach Club. The park features a lawn bowling club, a playground and outdoor fitness equipment. The Martin Goodman Trail runs through the park parallel to the boardwalk and beach, along the shore of Lake Ontario. The Silverbirch Dogs Off-Leash Area lies along the shoreline southeast of the park, stretching east from the foot of Silver Birch Avenue to the foot of Nursewood Road. It allows Commercial Dog Walkers and is unfenced.

\nIn the historic Beach neighbourhood south of Queen Street East, a vibrant street with an eclectic mix of shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants. Accessible washrooms open daily from morning to evening, from April/May to October."], [357,428,3,"Edgehill House","crc","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","61","None","Edgehill","Rd.","None","M9A 4N1","The Edgehill House is nestled among a quiet Kingsway residence and backs on to the famous James' Garden's Park. Located in the estate home once owned by the James' family, this centre mainly offers specialized preschool programs; as well as arts and fitness/wellness programs. In the summer time, it is home to our unique camp programs which include studies in fine arts and ecology as well as a camp that focuses on developing the well-rounded athlete. As it is a newer centre, it is in a constant state of evolution in an effort to meet the needs of the community."], [358,429,429,"Joshua Cronkwright Parkette","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","504","None","Dawes","Rd","None","None","The path to enter this parkette is on Dawes Road. The parkette is located between a couple of apartment buildings. There are benches to watch the action in and around the parkette. There is no public parking close to the parkette. There is a small playground with some slides, climbing equipment and swings for children to roam and explore while being outdoors."], [359,430,350,"Humber Sheppard Park","park","None","Weston Rd & Sheppard Ave W","None","Etobicoke York","3100","None","Weston","Rd","None","None","None"], [360,431,431,"Woodbine Park","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","1695","None","Queen","St","E","None","None"], [361,433,64,"Sunnyside Gus Ryder Outdoor Pool","None","Partially Accessible","None","None","Toronto and East York","1755","None","Lake Shore","Blvd","W","None","Welcome to Sunnyside/Gus Ryder Outdoor Pool - enjoy a wonderful day along Toronto's vibrant lakeshore; located at the foot of Lake Shore Boulevard West and Parkside Drive. You can access Sunnyside by car (metered parking after 4 p.m. and on weekends), walking and bicycle paths located directly north and south of the pool while enjoying morning swimming lessons for all ages followed by public and adult width swims every day.

\nBags aren't allowed on deck. Please use the lockers in the changerooms to store your items."], [362,434,434,"Evergreen Gardens Park","park","None","Evergreen Gdns & Windmill Rd","None","North York","23","None","Evergreen","Gdns","None","None","A small park near Bayview and Moore Avenue that features a children's playground surrounded by a mature tree canopy."], [363,436,436,"Edenbridge Centre","crc","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","235","None","Edenbridge","Dr","None","M9A 3G9","The Edenbridge Centre is a small facility located in the Scarlett Road and Eglinton Avenue area. Programs that are generally offered to this community include fitness/wellness, art and general interest."], [364,437,311,"Donald D. Summerville Olympic Pools","None","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","1867","None","Lake Shore","Blvd","E","None","Donald D. Summerville Outdoor Olympic Pool complex is located on the beach, at Woodbine Park. This facility features a 50 metre Olympic size pool, 25 metre training pool and a separate diving pool. The diving pool features 5 and 10 metre diving platforms."], [365,439,439,"Sandy Bruce Park","park","None","Moore Ave & Pottery Rd","None","North York","426","None","Moore","Ave","None","None","Formerly known as \"Bayview/Moore\", this one-hectare park features a children's playground and a fenced Dogs Off-Leash Area."], [366,440,440,"George Hislop Park","park","None","Isabella Street and Yonge Street","None","Toronto and East York","20","None","Isabella","St.","None","None","None"], [367,441,441,"Warden Woods Park","park","None","None","None","Scarborough","125","None","Pharmacy","Ave","None","None","Massey Creek and the Gus Harris Trail wind through the natural setting of Warden Woods Park. The Dogs Off-Leash Area is fenced and allows Commercial Dog Walkers."], [368,442,442,"Parliament Square Park","park","None","Parliament St & Gristmill Lane","None","Toronto and East York","44","None","Parliament","St","None","None","A small park on Parliament Street south of Front Street that features a ball diamond and a multipurpose sports field."], [369,445,445,"Woburn Avenue Playground","park","None","Woburn Ave & Jedburgh Rd","None","North York","75","None","Woburn","Ave","None","None","None"], [370,446,446,"Grafton Avenue Park","park","None","Roncesvalles Ave & Grafton Ave","None","Toronto and East York","23","None","Roncesvalles","Ave","None","None","None"], [371,447,447,"Mondeo Park","park","None","Mondeo Dr & Florina Blvd","None","Scarborough","80","None","Mondeo","Dr","None","None","A small park near Ellesmere Road and Birchnmount Road that features a gazebo and a children's playground."], [372,448,448,"Phil Givens Park","park","None","None","None","North York","99","None","Caribou","Rd","None","None","A small park near Lawrence Avenue West and Avenue Road that features a children's playground. Formerly Caribou Park, this park was officially renamed Phil Givens Park on May 10, 2016 by North York Community Council."], [373,449,449,"Avondale Park","park","None","Humberstone Dr & Everson Dr","None","North York","15","None","Humberstone","Dr","None","None","A small park near Yonge Street and Highway 401 featuring a children's playground and many walking paths surrounding an open common area."], [374,451,451,"Wellesley Community Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","Sherbourne Street and Wellesley Street East","None","Toronto and East York","495","None","Sherbourne","St","None","M4X 1K7","

Wellesley Community Centre serves the St. James Town community and has a community advisory council that meets quarterly.

\n\n

This is a free centre.

\n

This centre has a dedicated enhanced youth space.

\n

This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

"], [375,452,452,"Lucy Maud Montgomery Park","park","None","Riverside Dr & Riverside Cres","None","Toronto and East York","222","None","Riverside","Dr","None","None","None"], [376,454,454,"Winslow - Dalesford Parkette","park","None","Wesley St & Dalesford Rd","None","Etobicoke York","107","None","Wesley","St","None","None","None"], [377,455,455,"Massey Harris Park","park","None","King St W & Massey St","None","Toronto and East York","945","None","King","St","W","None","None"], [378,456,456,"Gamble Playground","park","None","Gamble Avenue and Todmorden Lane","None","Toronto and East York","150","None","Gamble","Ave","None","None","This park features a playground, swings and a splash pad."], [379,457,457,"Maple Leaf Cottage","None","None","Laing St & Queen St E","None","Toronto and East York","62","None","Laing","St","None","None","None"], [380,458,458,"Town Hall Square","park","None","Yorkville Ave & Yonge St","None","Toronto and East York","20","None","Yorkville","Ave","None","None","None"], [381,459,459,"Cherry Beach Sports Fields","park","None","Unwin Ave & Regatta Rd","None","Toronto and East York","275","None","Unwin","Ave","None","None","None"], [382,460,460,"Toronto Track and Field Centre","crc","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","231","None","Ian Macdonald","Blvd.","None","M3J 1P3","Call the facility for up-to-date fees.

The nature and character of Toronto Track and Field Centre lends itself to both daily training and high calibre track and field competitions. In total, the combined indoor/outdoor facilities occupy approximately 14 acres of land (fronting on Steeles Avenue West) with ample parking on the York University campus. Located within the York University's Keele Campus (4700 Keele St), Toronto Track and Field Centre's direct building address is 231 Ian MacDonald Blvd."], [383,461,461,"Wychwood Barns Park","park","None","Wychwood Ave & Benson Ave","None","Toronto and East York","76","None","Wychwood","Ave","None","None","This location is the park area that surrounds the former Toronto Transit Commission Barns on three sides. Park features include a children's playground, an open sports field with a natural ice rink in winter, a fenced in dog off-leash area, a beach volleyball court and picnic tables. In addition, approximately 150 trees, 1,500 shrubs and 900 perennials and grasses have been planted. There are circulation paths in the park aligned with the surrounding streets, such as Helena Avenue between Wychwood Avenue and Christie Street on the east-west axis and Slade Avenue on the north-south axis, as well as meandering paths, some of which follow the former streetcar tracks. The layout is intended to complement and create as few barriers as possible, both physical and conceptual, between the park and the buildings and between indoor and outdoor environments."], [384,462,462,"Joyce Trimmer Park","park","None","Sheppard Avenue East and Conlins Road","None","Scarborough","8450","None","Sheppard","Ave","E","None","A 2 hectare park on Sheppard Avenue East near Morningside Avenue that features a multipurpose sports field, a basketball court, a gazebo, a splash pad and a children's playground."], [385,463,463,"Banting Park","park","None","Banting Ave & Embro Dr","None","North York","40","None","Banting","Ave","None","None","None"], [386,464,10,"Humber Marshes","park","None","Bloor St W & Riverside Dr","None","Toronto and East York","2595","None","Bloor","St","W","None","The Humber Marshes are one of the few remaining river mouth marshes in Toronto. These extensive marshes provide a breeding habitat for ducks, turtles and fish. Humber River's significance is being recognized by its designation in 1999 as a Canadian Heritage River. The Humber River watershed is the largest in Toronto. It is a significant corridor for migratory song birds and monarch butterflies. More than 60 species of fish live in the river including such sport fish as trout, pike and salmon. A sand dune marks the approximate location of the original Lake Ontario shoreline, prior to land filling. Near here was the site of a French trading fort in 1749 and a French merchant's cabin in 1790."], [387,465,465,"Bond Park","park","None","Bond Ave & Scarsdale Rd","None","North York","120","None","Bond","Ave","None","None","This 6.8 hectare park features five ball diamonds and a club house. Four of the diamonds have lights for nighttime play. In 2014, ball diamond number three, was named the Tom and Pat Lawson Memorial Field in recognition of the time and energy Mr. and Mrs. Lawson dedicated to the organization of amateur baseball. For more details."], [388,466,466,"Colonel Samuel Smith Park","park","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","3145","None","Lake Shore","Blvd","W","None","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor rink (winter).

This park is located along a stretch of wooded shoreline in the Kipling and Lakeshore area. It is home to a variety of plants, trees, birds and other wildlife, as well as a network of paths and the city's first ice skating trail (in a figure-eight shape). The pleasure ice skating trail is located next to the Power House Recreation Centre (65 Colonel Samuel Smith Park Rd.). The park also features a unfenced Dogs Off-Leash Area that allows Commercial Dog Walkers."], [389,467,467,"Coronation Park - Toronto","park","None","Lake Shore Boulevard West and Fort York Boulevard","None","Toronto and East York","711","None","Lake Shore","Blvd","W","None","Coronation Park can be found just east of Ontario Place along the Martin Goodman Trail. A Royal Oak commemorating the Coronation of King George VI is planted in the southwest corner of the park. This oak is surrounded by a ring of maples, and other trees throughout the park are identified by nearby engraved markers as part of a First World War memorial. As the old original trees die out, replacements are planted. A key map just north of the Royal Oak, and other signage through the park, tell the story of the memorial and the building of the park in the 1930s. There is also a Second World War memorial. Coronation Park has three softball diamonds and a dog off-leash area. It is a beautiful spot to sit along the shoreline of Lake Ontario and enjoy a picnic on a warm summer day."], [390,468,468,"Downsview Dells Park","park","None","Jane St & Troutbrooke Dr","None","North York","2515","None","Jane","St","None","None","Downsview Dells Park is a 75 hectare park that follows the Black Creek ravine south of Sheppard Avenue to Jane Street at Troutbrooke Drive. The park features multiple picnic areas and fire pits in a wilderness and wetland setting."], [391,469,469,"Ames Park","park","None","Banbury Rd & York Mills Rd","None","North York","272","None","Banbury","Rd","None","None","A 3 hectare park on York Mills Road just west of Leslie Street featuring a children's playground and an open field."], [392,470,470,"Brookfield Parkette","park","None","Brookfield Rd & Plymbridge Cres","None","North York","27","None","Brookfield","Rd","None","None","A small tree-lined park with open green space near York Mills Road and Yonge Street. A natural ice rink is available in the winter when weather permits."], [393,471,471,"Marilyn Bell Park","park","None","Lake Shore Blvd W & British Columbia Rd","None","Toronto and East York","1095","None","Lake Shore","Blvd","W","None","Marilyn Bell Park is located just west of Ontario Place along the lake shore. It is part of a long chain of parks along the western waterfront and includes part of the Martin-Goodman/Waterfront Trail. The Park is named after Marilyn Bell, a local Toronto girl who was the first person to swim across Lake Ontario. She was only sixteen at the time and she made the 52 km swim in 20 hours and 59 minutes. The Park was dedicated to her on the 30th anniversary of her swim in 1984. Marilyn Bell park has a beautiful boardwalk along the lake shore, tennis courts, biking and walking trails and is a lovely spot for a picnic."], [394,472,472,"Amesbury Community Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","Lawrence Avenue West and Pimlico Road","None","Etobicoke York","1507","None","Lawrence","Ave","W","M6L 1A8","Amesbury Community Centre, located between Black Creek Drive and Keele Street on Lawrence Avenue West, offers a wide range of programs for all ages. The entrance to the centre is from the Amesbury Park side."], [395,473,473,"Edwards Gardens","park","None","Lawrence Ave E & Blaine Dr","None","North York","755","None","Lawrence","Ave","E","None","This former estate garden features perennials and roses on the uplands and wildflowers, rhododendrons and an extensive rockery in the valley. On the upper level of the valley, there is an arboretum next to the Children's Teaching Garden. Edwards Gardens is also home to the Toronto Botanical Gardens (TBG). The TBG offers programs, garden tours, nature day camps, spaces to book, field trips and an extensive horticultural library. You can also book spaces in Edwards Gardens.\n

\nSpecial Features
\n2013 Canadian Society of Landscape Architects (CSLA) Regional Citation Award, New Directions for transforming the largest parking lot in Toronto's parks system through into a showcase of sustainable design."], [396,474,474,"The New Generation Youth Recreation Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","Eglinton Avenue West and Bicknell Avenue","None","Etobicoke York","2694","None","Eglinton","Ave.","W","M6M 1T9","The New Generation Youth Recreation Centre, formerly Centennial Recreation Centre West, is located one block west of Keele Street on Eglinton Avenue West. This centre is a dedicated enhanced youth space for youth aged 13 to 24 years old and offers a variety of drop-in and skill-based instructional programs."], [397,476,476,"Chris Tonks Arena","crc","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","95","None","Black Creek","Dr","None","M6N 2K6","This arena is located on the corner of Black Creek Dr. and Eglinton Ave. West. This facility offers Learn to Skate Programs for all ages. We also offer both supervised and unsupervised skates including public skates and shinny hockey for various age groups."], [398,477,477,"Phil White Arena","crc","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","443","None","Arlington","Ave","None","M6C 3A4","The Phil White Arena is located in Toronto's Cedarvale neighbourhood. It is a single pad facility offering ice for private permitting seven days a week between October and March. The City of Toronto offers various Learn-to-Skate programs as well as Drop-in Skating for Older Adults, Drop-in Skating for All Ages and Drop-in Hockey."], [399,478,478,"Harwood Hall","crc","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","85","None","Cayuga","Ave","None","M6N 2G4","Harwood Hall is located near Weston Road and Rogers Road. It has a medium sized multipurpose room with a kitchen in a separate room. The Hall is not intended for large functions or those involving alcohol. There are tables and chairs to accommodate groups of 20 or less. Limited street parking is available however no onsite parking is available."], [400,479,479,"Lambton Arena","crc","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","4100","None","Dundas","St","W","M6S 2T7","This arena is located off of Dundas St. West in Lambton Park. This facility offers Learn to Skate Programs for all ages. We also offer unsupervised public skates."], [401,480,472,"Amesbury Sports Complex","crc","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","155","None","Culford","Rd.","None","M6M 4K6","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor pool (summer) and the indoor ice rink (fall and winter).

\n\nAmesbury Sports Complex is located between Black Creek Drive and Keele Street. The entrance to the parking lot is on Culford Road."], [402,481,481,"Northwood Park","park","None","Stilecroft Dr & Benjamin Boake Trail","None","North York","140","None","Stilecroft","Dr","None","None","Northwood Park is a 25 hectare park that follows the Black Creek ravine south from Grandravine Drive to Sheppard Avenue. Connecting with Derrydowns Park to the north and Downsview Dells Park to the south, this park features a fire pit mid park."], [403,482,482,"Fairbank Memorial Community Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","None","None","Toronto and East York","2213","None","Dufferin","St","None","M6E 3S2","Located in the Dufferin Street & Eglinton Avenue West area, Fairbank Memorial Community Centre is a multilevel facility that offers a wide variety of programs ranging from arts, dance, music, fitness and sports. The Centre is also home to the York Fairbank Centre for Seniors which provides recreation and social programs geared towards older adults (membership required separate from the City). Fairbank Memorial Community Centre takes great pride in being able to serve the community by offering programs that cater to participants of all ages from preschool, children, youth, adults and seniors.

\nThis location has some youth-specific programming."], [404,483,483,"Herbert H. Carnegie Centennial Centre","crc","Partially Accessible","None","None","North York","580","None","Finch","Ave","W","M2R 1N7","Formerly known as the North York Centennial Arena, this facility was renamed May 2, 2001 to honour the former hockey star Herbert H. Carnegie who passed away in March 2012. The centre features an indoor ice rink which in the summer becomes an indoor dry pad for sports such as ball hockey and lacrosse.

\nAbout Herbert H. Carnegie
\nToronto-born Carnegie, one of the first black hockey players in the semi-pros, saw his ambition to play in the National Hockey League thwarted on account of existing racial barriers of that era. As a result he was restricted to playing minor league hockey in Ontario and in Quebec's senior hockey leagues in the 1940s and 1950s. Carnegie was also a champion golfer and a successful businessman. He founded the Future Aces Hockey School in 1955 to cater to children 12 -14 years, and the in the semi-pros, which provides bursaries for post-secondary education."], [405,484,472,"Amesbury Park","park","None","Culford Rd & Vanwyck Rd","None","Etobicoke York","151","None","Culford","Rd","None","None","A 12 hectare multi use park on Lawrence Avenue between Keele Street and Black Creek Drive This park features three ball diamonds (two with lights), a multipurpose sports field, tennis courts, bocce courts, an outdoor basketball court and two children's playgrounds. Adjacent to the park are the Amesbury Community Centre and the Amesbury Sports Complex."], [406,485,485,"Centre Park","park","None","Centre Ave & Yonge St","None","North York","15","None","Centre","Ave","None","None","A 1.1 hectare tree-lined park near Yonge Street and Steeles Avenue East featuring a ball diamond and a children's playground."], [407,486,486,"Chalkfarm Community Recreation Centre","crc","Partially Accessible","None","None","Etobicoke York","180","None","Chalkfarm","Dr","None","M3L 2H8","

Chalkfarm Community Recreation Centre is located in the Jane Street and Wilson Avenue area within the apartment complex behind Sheridan Mall.

\n

This is a free centre.

\n

This location has some youth-specific programming.

\n

This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

"], [408,487,487,"Ancaster Community Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","Ancaster Road and Katherine Road","None","North York","41","None","Ancaster","Rd","None","M3K 1S7","Ancaster Community Centre is a small but very active hub for the Ancaster community located in the Wilson and Dufferin area. The programs offered are very popular, so sign up early and often."], [409,488,488,"Cheltenham Park","park","None","Mildenhall Rd & Cheltenham Ave","None","North York","43","None","Mildenhall","Rd","None","None","A small park near Lawrence Avenue East and Bayview Avenue that features a ball diamond and a multipurpose sports field."], [410,489,475,"Driftwood Parkette","park","None","Driftwood Ave & Driftwood Crt","None","Etobicoke York","359","None","Driftwood","Ave","None","None","None"], [411,490,490,"Elie Wiesel Park","park","None","Palm Drive and Bathurst Street","None","North York","30","None","Palm","Dr","None","None","This 4.6-hectare park near Bathurst and Wilson Road features two ball diamonds, tennis courts and a children's playground. It was formerly named Clanton Park."], [412,491,487,"Ancaster Park","park","None","Ancaster Rd & Spalding Rd","None","North York","43","None","Ancaster","Rd","None","None","This 2.8 hectare Downsview neighbourhood park features a multipurpose sports field, a ball diamond, tennis courts, a bocce court, a children's playground and a splash pad."], [413,492,492,"Wilket Creek Park","park","None","Leslie St & Eglinton Ave E","None","North York","1100","None","Leslie","St","None","None","This 44 hectare valley wilderness park offers more than 2 km of pedestrian/bicycle trails as well as plenty of undisturbed woodland excellent for nature walks. Park facilities include a winterized fully-accessible washroom, drinking fountains, a water tap, picnic area and fire pits. Alexander Milne first settled in the northern end of the valley now known as Wilket Creek following the War of 1812. From this period until the 1950s it was known as Milne Creek. Wilket Creek Park is known for its mature coniferous and deciduous forest communities. Mature stands of Eastern Hemlock, Sugar Maple, American Beech, Red Oak and Hop Hornbeams thrive along the valley walls. A diversity of species may be found within the valley, including such rare plants as Canada Sicklepod (Senna obtusifolia), Snakerod, and New York Fern. Some uncommon bird species have also visited during seasonal migrations."], [414,493,493,"Cliffwood Park","park","None","Cliffwood Rd & Hollyberry Trail","None","North York","280","None","Cliffwood","Rd","None","None","A 2.6 hectare park near Don Mills Road and Steeles Avenue East featuring a multipurpose sports field, a ball diamond, three outdoor tennis courts and a children's playground."], [415,494,494,"Clydesdale Park","park","None","Clydesdale Drive and Kathrose Drive","None","North York","116","None","Clydesdale","Dr","None","None","A 2.8 hectare park near Victoria Park Avenue and Sheppard Avenue East. This park features a ball diamond, a multipurpose sports field, four lit outdoor tennis courts with a clubhouse, five lit bocce courts and a children's playground. The park is home to the Pleasantview Tennis Club and the Oriole Bocce Club. In 2023, the playground was updated as part of the Playground Enhancement Program and the clubhouse was improved."], [416,495,495,"Ancona Park","park","None","Ancona St & Finch Ave W","None","North York","15","None","Ancona","St","None","None","A 1.6 hectare park near Bathurst Street and Finch Avenue West featuring a ball diamond, a children's playground and an artificial ice rink."], [417,496,496,"Cresthaven Park","park","None","Cresthaven Dr & Tristan Cres","None","North York","37","None","Cresthaven","Dr","None","None","A 2.7 hectare park near Finch Avenue East and Leslie Street featuring four lit outdoor tennis courts and clubhouse, a children's playground and an open green space."], [418,497,476,"Keelesdale Park","park","None","Black Creek Dr & Eglinton Ave W","None","Etobicoke York","95","None","Black Creek","Dr","None","None","None"], [419,498,498,"Antibes Park","park","None","Antibes Drive and Candle Liteway","None","North York","109","None","Antibes","Dr","None","None","This Bathurst Street and Finch Avenue West neighbourhood park features 1.6 hectares of open space and a children's playground."], [420,499,499,"Cummer Park Community Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","Leslie Street and Cummer Avenue","None","North York","6000","None","Leslie","St.","None","M2H 1J9","A family/universal change room is available at this location. There are two squash courts that are available for those with an drop-in program athletic membership."], [421,500,500,"Apted Park","park","None","Apted Ave & Whitfield Ave","None","Etobicoke York","50","None","Apted","Ave","None","None","A 2.2 hectare park near Islington Avenue and Steeles Avenue West featuring a ball diamond, a multipurpose sports field and a children's playground."], [422,501,501,"Dunlace Park","park","None","Dunlace Dr & Davean Dr","None","North York","28","None","Dunlace","Dr","None","None","A 1.9 hectare park near Leslie Street and Highway 401 featuring three lit outdoor tennis courts with a clubhouse and a children's playground. The park is home to the Dunlace Park Tennis Club."], [423,502,502,"Fairbank Memorial Park","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","2213","None","Dufferin","St","None","None","This 3.5 hectare park on Dufferin Street just south of Eglinton Avenue features a lit ball diamond, a basketball court, a children's playground and two outdoor pools. Located on-site is the Fairbank Memorial Community Recreation Centre."], [424,503,503,"Armour Heights Community Centre","crc","Partially Accessible","None","None","North York","2140","None","Avenue","Rd","None","M5M 4M7","Armour Heights Community Centre is located on Avenue Road and Wilson Avenue. Toronto Public Library (Armour Heights Branch), is located inside the community centre. Recreational programs are offered for every age group by the City of Toronto and Community Centre Permit Groups. The Armour Heights Children's and Tiny Tots Committee and The Armour Heights Adult Fitness Committee have been providing programs for community residents for over 30 years, along with other special interest groups at the Community Centre."], [425,504,504,"Smythe Park","park","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","61","None","Black Creek","Blvd","None","None","A 15.3 hectare park along the Black Creek ravine between Jane Street and Scarlett Road north of St. Clair Avenue West. This park features trails along the Black Creek, three ball diamonds (one with lights), a splash pad and a children's playground. At the east end of the park is the Smythe Park Outdoor Pool. \n

\nThe outdoor pool is located in the heart of Smythe Park. It can be reached easily from the parking lot at the end of Black Creek Trail, which enters the park from Scarlett Road. The outdoor pool includes a baby/tot pool."], [426,505,505,"Balmoral Park","park","None","Faywood Boulevard and Joel Swirsky Boulevard","None","North York","170","None","Faywood","Blvd","None","None","None"], [427,506,506,"McGregor Park Community Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","Lawrence Avenue East and Canlish Road","None","Scarborough","2231","None","Lawrence","Ave.","E","M1C 3B2","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor pool.

This large, multipurpose facility features year-round programming for all ages and abilities. There is direct access to Toronto Public Library - McGregor Branch.

\nThis location has some youth-specific programming."], [428,507,550,"Birchmount Community Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","None","None","Scarborough","93","None","Birchmount","Rd","None","M1T 2M5","The Birchmount Community Centre is a multipurpose facility with programs and services offered through the Birchmount Bluffs Neighbourhood Centre.

\nThe leisure pool has a warm conversation pool with jets, a large water slide, and a shallow area and slide for children. It also has a sauna. A family/universal change room is available at this location. Skating programs are held at the indoor rink in Scarborough Gardens Arena nearby."], [429,508,508,"Weston Lions Park","park","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","2125","None","Lawrence","Ave","W","None","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor pool.

A 7.4 hectare park on the east bank of the Humber River at Lawrence Avenue and Weston Road. This park features two ball diamonds including one with lights, a lit artificial turf sports field, four lit tennis courts, a skateboard area, a basketball court, a splash pad and a children's playground. Also located near the park entrance is the Weston Lions Park Outdoor Pool and Weston Arena.\n

\nThe Weston Lions Outdoor Pool offers two pools perfect for family outings. Leadership training and junior lifeguard club are held weekday mornings followed by afternoon and evening public swimming."], [430,509,509,"Joseph J. Piccininni Community Recreation Centre","crc","Partially Accessible","St. Clair Avenue West and Lansdowne Avenue","None","Toronto and East York","1369","None","St. Clair","Ave","W","M6E 1C5","Joseph J. Piccininni Community Centre offers a variety of programming for all ages. The health club is equipped with cardio machines, weight machines and free weights. Classes are also available."], [431,510,510,"Runnymede Collegiate Institute","None","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","569","None","Jane","St","None","None","None"], [432,511,511,"Banbury Community Centre","crc","Partially Accessible","Leslie Street and York Mills Road","None","North York","120","None","Banbury","Rd.","None","M3B 2L3","Meeting rooms can be booked by contacting the facility. For more information, please contact the centre.

\nBanbury Community Centre is situated in the beautifully quiet residential neighbourhood at Leslie Street and York Mills Road. The community centre is very popular for its banquet hall facilities. With traditional hardwood floors and a stage, it is perfect for your next family or corporate function. Other rooms are suitable for small meetings and quiet activities. Large windows in many of the programming spaces, offer scenic views of the wooded parkland that is Windfield Park. The grounds also include four tennis courts, two playgrounds, a giant sandbox and a playing field. The centre offers a variety of fitness classes, preschool programs and older adult general interest programs such as watercolour painting, life drawing, ballroom, Scottish and folk dancing. A large preschool camp operates during the summer months."], [433,512,512,"Baycrest Arena","None","Partially Accessible","Neptune Drive and Baycrest Avenue","None","North York","160","None","Neptune","Dr.","None","None","Baycrest Arena is located east of Baycrest Park."], [434,513,512,"Baycrest Park","park","None","Neptune Dr & Baycrest Ave","None","North York","160","None","Neptune","Dr","None","None","This nine-hectare park near Allen Road and the 401 features a lit ball diamond, multi-sport field, tennis courts and a children's playground. Adjacent to the park is Baycrest Arena."], [435,514,509,"Earlscourt Park","park","None","Lansdowne Ave & Davenport Rd","None","Toronto and East York","1200","None","Lansdowne","Ave","None","None","A 12.6-hectare park at Caledonia Road and St. Clair Avenue West. This park feature a lit artificial turf soccer field, a lit multipurpose sports field and track, a ball diamond, four tennis courts, basketball court, volleyball court, a children's playground, a wading pool and many walking paths. The fenced Dogs Off-Leash Area allows Commercial Dog Walkers."], [436,515,515,"Bayview Arena","None","Partially Accessible","Bayview Avenue and Ruddington Drive","None","North York","3230","None","Bayview","Ave","None","None","None"], [437,516,516,"Kimbark - Coldstream Ravine","None","None","Coldstream Ave & Mona Dr","None","North York","65","None","Coldstream","Ave","None","None","A small wooded area that the City of Toronto has restored. The area has a dense planting of native species."], [438,517,517,"Bayview Village Park","park","None","Bayview Avenue and Princess Avenue","None","North York","2945","None","Bayview","Ave","None","None","A 5.2-hectare park on Bayview Avenue north of Sheppard Avenue East that features a ball diamond, three outdoor tennis courts, a splash pad and a children's playground. There is a small parking lot off Bayview Avenue."], [439,518,518,"Bellbury Park","park","None","Van Horne Avenue and Seneca Hill Drive","None","North York","55","None","Van Horne","Ave.","None","None","A 4.1 hectare park near Finch Avenue East and Leslie Street featuring five lit outdoor tennis courts, a basketball court, two children's playgrounds and a splash pad. The park is home to the Bellbury Park Tennis Club. In 2023, the playground was updated as part of the Playground Enhancement Program."], [440,519,518,"Bellbury Park Tennis Club","None","None","Van Horne Ave & Seneca Hill Dr","None","North York","55","None","Van Horne","Ave","None","None","None"], [441,520,520,"Benjamin Boake Greenbelt","park","None","None","None","North York","133","None","Benjamin Boake","Trl","None","None","Benjamin Boake Greenbelt is part of a series of parks that make up a densely forested trail in a shallow ravine to the northwest of the Sheppard and Keele intersection. You can hike all the way from the Downsview Dells to the Black Creek Parklands along this forested trail. Bird watching, biking and hiking are just a few of the popular uses of the Benjamin Boake Greenbelt."], [442,521,521,"Bestview Park","park","None","None","None","North York","115","None","Bestview","Dr","None","None","A 3.6 hectare park near Steeles Avenue East and Leslie Street featuring a ball diamond, three lit outdoor tennis courts and children's playground. Paved paths connect the park to the East Don Parklands and the Don River. There are also approximately two kilometres of natural surface (dirt) trails located within the natural areas in Bestview Park."], [443,522,522,"Adams Park","park","None","Rozell Rd & Kilsyth Dr","None","Scarborough","2","None","Rozell","Rd","None","None","Adams Park is a 15.8 hectare park located near Port Union Road and Highway 401. This park features two lit ball diamonds, a multipurpose sports field, a splash pad, a children's playground and a picnic area."], [444,523,523,"Agincourt Community Recreation Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","None","None","Scarborough","31","None","Glen Watford","Dr","None","M1S 2B7","Agincourt Community Recreation Centre provides year round recreation programming. We are home to Agincourt Lawn bowling Club, and Agincourt Tennis Club. Our programs accommodate participants from Preschoolers to Older Adults. Two indoor rinks provide ice for hockey and leisure skates."], [445,525,474,"York Civic Centre","None","None","Eglinton Ave W & Municipal Dr","None","Etobicoke York","2700","None","Eglinton","Ave","W","None","Non-profit and charitable groups can book space at this civic centre."], [446,526,526,"Alexmuir Park","park","None","Alexmuir Blvd & Homedale Dr","None","Scarborough","205","None","Alexmuir","Blvd","None","None","A 2.6 hectare park near Brimley Road and McNicoll Avenue featuring two multipurpose sports fields and a children's playground."], [447,527,527,"Anson Park","park","None","Macduff Cres & Randall Cres","None","Scarborough","50","None","Macduff","Cres","None","None","This 2.2 hectare park features two ball diamonds."], [448,528,528,"Arsandco Park","park","None","Prudential Dr & Lawrence Ave E","None","Scarborough","151","None","Prudential","Dr","None","None","This 1.6 hectare park features a ball diamond."], [449,529,529,"Audrelane Park","park","None","Audrelane Crt & O'Halloran Cres","None","Scarborough","60","None","Audrelane","Crt","None","None","A 2.7 hectare park near Steeles Avenue East and Brimley Road featuring paved paths connecting neighbouring streets to a central children's playground and a junior/mini soccer field."], [450,530,530,"Rosedale Ravine Lands","Other","None","Bloor St E & Sherbourne St N","None","Toronto and East York","450","None","Bloor","St","E","None","None"], [451,532,475,"Edgeley Park","park","None","Jane St & Milo Park Gate","None","Etobicoke York","4401","None","Jane","St","None","None","This 4 hectare park at Jane and Driftwood features a basketball court and a children's playground. At the centre of the park is the Driftwood Community Recreation Centre."], [452,535,535,"Berner Trail Community Centre","crc","Partially Accessible","None","None","Scarborough","120","None","Berner","Trail","None","None","Berner Trail Community Centre is located within the Malvern Community, west of Neilson Road, north of Sheppard Avenue. For more information please call (416) 396-4090."], [453,536,536,"Bluehaven Park","park","None","Blue Haven Crescent and Ardwick Boulevard","None","Etobicoke York","19","None","Blue Haven","Cres.","None","None","A 2.3-hectare park near Finch Avenue West and Islington Avenue featuring sports fields, a children's playground and a path leading to the Humber River Recreational Trail and the West Humber Parkland. In 2023, the playground was improved through the Playground Enhancement Program."], [454,537,537,"Centennial Recreation Centre - Scarborough","crc","None","None","None","Scarborough","1967","None","Ellesmere","Rd","None","M1H 2W5","Scarborough Centennial Recreation Centre is a multipurpose Recreation facility which features a pool, hockey & figure skating rinks, a dedicated preschool room, weight room and an auditorium. The Recreation Centre also has outdoor facilities which include beach volleyball, basketball and tennis courts. The Recreation Centre is home to the Scarboro Figure Skating Club, Scarborough Springboard Diving Club, Scarborough Underwater Club and The Centennial Tennis Club. There are a variety of programs and activities for all ages, preschoolers to older adults.\n

\nThis is a free centre."], [455,538,535,"Berner Trail Park","park","None","Nahanni Terr & Wiggens Crt","None","Scarborough","45","None","Nahanni","Ter","None","None","This 2 hectare park in the Sheppard Avenue east and Neilson Road area features a splash pad and two children's playgrounds."], [456,540,540,"Charlottetown Park","park","None","Charlottetown Blvd & McCulley St","None","Scarborough","65","None","Charlottetown","Blvd","None","None","A 4 hectare park near Port Union Road and Lawrence Avenue East that features a ball diamond, a multipurpose sport field, three outdoor lit tennis courts and a children's playground. At the south end of the park is the Port Union Community Recreation Centre which offers an outdoor sports pad and skate park. Parking is available."], [457,541,541,"Beverly Glen Park","park","None","Beverly Glen Blvd & Silver Spruce Dr","None","Scarborough","75","None","Beverly Glen","Blvd","None","None","A 2.6 hectare park near Finch Avenue East and Pharmacy Avenue featuring a ball diamond, two sports fields and a children's playground."], [458,542,542,"Leaside Gardens Indoor Pool","None","None","None","None","North York","1073","None","Millwood","Rd","None","None","Leaside Memorial Pool is located in the neighborhood of Leaside. Leaside has a wheel chair accessible lift and elevator to the pool area and a multi-access change room. Leaside offers instructional swim lessons for all ages as well as recreation swim times."], [459,543,543,"Thomson Memorial Park","park","None","None","None","Scarborough","1005","None","Brimley","Rd","None","None","This 41.8-hectare park follows the West Highland Creek and has many paths through the large wooded ravine that let visitors to experience nature in the city. The park also has a lit ball diamond, a lit multipurpose sports field, three lit tennis courts, permitted picnic/social gathering areas, outdoor fitness equipment, a wading pool and a children's playground. In 2021, the playground was improved as part of the Playground Enhancement Program and features play structures for children aged 18 months to five years and for children aged five and up. The playground also includes three types of swings, including an inclusive swing, and accessible benches and picnic tables. The Dogs Off-Leash Area is fenced, allows Commercial Dog Walkers and has a separate area for dogs weighing less than 9.1 kg (20 lbs)."], [460,544,544,"Timberbank Park","park","None","Timberbank Blvd & Gloxinia Cres","None","Scarborough","240","None","Timberbank","Blvd","None","None","None"], [461,545,545,"Dempsey Park","park","None","Beecroft Rd & McBride Lane","None","North York","250","None","Beecroft","Rd","None","None","Dempsey Park is located close to North York Civic Centre and is one of a number of little parks throughout the area. This park has an extensive playground that will intrigue children and give them the opportunity to play for hours. It's a great spot for a picnic and an afternoon spent outside in the fresh air."], [462,547,547,"Totts Tot Lot","park","None","Gradwell Dr & Eastville Ave","None","Scarborough","1","None","Gradwell","Dr","None","None","A neighbourhood park featuring a playground and splashpad as well as a sports field. A natural ice rink can be found in the winter, weather permitting."], [463,548,548,"Don Mills Civitan Arena","crc","Partially Accessible","Don Mills Road and The Donway West","None","North York","1030","None","Don Mills","Rd","None","None","None"], [464,549,549,"Treverton Park","park","None","None","None","Scarborough","20","A","Oakworth","Cres","None","None","This is a favourite playground with area residents because of the variety of fun play equipment for children to try out and amuse themselves. They are ladders, slides, swings and sandbox to choose from. The children's playground is at the north part of the park. \nNote that there is a baseball diamond at the opposite end of the park. Enter this park by walkway from Oakwood Crescent or Sedgewick Crescent or Moorecroft Crescent.

\nA Partnership for Play: Treverton Park Playground was successfully revitalized in 2013 by corporate sponsors, donors and members of the local community along with Parks Forestry and Recreation's Partnership Unit."], [465,550,550,"Birchmount Park","park","None","Birchmount Rd & Rhydwen Ave","None","Scarborough","95","None","Birchmount","Rd","None","None","This 10 hectare park at Kingston and Birchmount Road features two ball diamonds, multi-sport field, tennis courts and a children's playground. The park is adjacent to the Birchmount Stadium and Track as well as the Birchmount Community Centre."], [466,551,551,"Ellison Park","park","None","Yeomans Rd & Bainbridge Ave","None","North York","50","None","Yeomans","Rd","None","None","A 1.8 hectare park near Bathurst Street and Sheppard Avenue West with open green space."], [467,554,554,"Elm Park - North York","park","None","Gosford Blvd & Blacksmith Cres","None","Etobicoke York","230","None","Gosford","Blvd","None","None","This 4.7 hectare park located southwest of the Jane Street and Steeles Avenue West intersection. The park features a multipurpose sports field, a basketball court and many paths connecting it to the surrounding neighbourhood. The park is home to the John Booth Arena."], [468,555,555,"Churchill Heights Park","park","None","Mountland Dr & Carew Gt","None","Scarborough","60","None","Mountland","Dr","None","None","A 1.5 hectare park featuring a ball diamond and a children's playground."], [469,556,556,"Vradenburg Park","park","None","None","None","Scarborough","40","None","Vradenberg","Dr","None","None","This 3.0 hectare park has plenty of open green space, mature trees and is located adjacent to Vradenburg Junior Public School. It features a baseball diamond field and a children's playground."], [470,557,557,"Blantyre Park","park","None","None","None","Scarborough","180","None","Fallingbrook","Rd","None","None","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor pool.

\nA 2.5 hectare park near Victoria Park Avenue and Kingston Road This park features a lit ball diamond, a picnic area, a horseshoe pit and a children's playground. Located at the north end of the park is the Blantyre Park Outdoor Pool."], [471,558,558,"Commander Recreation Centre","crc","None","None","None","Scarborough","140","None","Commander","Blvd","None","M1S 3H7","Commander Recreation Centre is located in an industrial area of Scarborough accessible by transit only during rush hour."], [472,559,559,"Fennimore Park","park","None","Fennimore Cres & Frith Rd","None","Etobicoke York","78","None","Fennimore","Cres","None","None","A 1.9 hectare park near Jane Street and Sheppard Avenue West featuring a ball diamond, a splash pad and a children's playground. The north end of the park has a forested area."], [473,560,560,"Botany Hill Park","park","None","Orton Park Road and Botany Hill Road","None","Scarborough","277","None","Orton Park","Rd","None","None","A 2.5-hectare park overlooking the East Highland Creek ravine near Ellesmere Road and Scarborough Golf Club Road. This park features a fenced Dogs Off-Leash Area, a children's playground and four lit outdoor tennis courts. The Dogs Off-Leash Area also allows Commercial Dog Walkers. Located at the south end of the park is the Curran Hall Community Centre."], [474,561,561,"Wanita Park","park","None","Meadowvale Road and Lawrence Avenue East","None","Scarborough","5","None","Meadowvale","Rd","None","None","In 2023, the playground was updated as part of the Playground Enhancement Program."], [475,564,564,"Oriole Park Tennis Academy Facility- North York","None","Partially Accessible","Don Mills Rd W & Easterbrooke Ave","None","North York","2975","None","Don Mills","Rd","W","None","None"], [476,565,565,"Cornell Park","park","None","Beran Dr & Palacky St","None","Scarborough","18","None","Beran","Dr","None","None","A 2.8 hectare park near Lawrence Avenue East and Markham Road featuring a basketball court, a volleyball court and a children's playground."], [477,567,567,"Douglas Snow Aquatic Centre","None","Partially Accessible","Yonge Street and Hillcrest Avenue","None","North York","5100","None","Yonge","St","None","None","The Douglas Snow Aquatic Centre has a therapeutic pool."], [478,568,568,"Downsview Arena","crc","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","1633","None","Wilson","Ave","None","M3L 1A5","This arena is located on Wilson Avenue across the street from Sheridan Shopping Centre. This facility offers Learn to Skate Programs for all ages. We also offer supervised public skates."], [479,569,568,"Downsview Park and Lawn Bowling Greens","park","None","Wilson Ave & Jane St","None","Etobicoke York","1629","None","Wilson","Ave","None","None","This small park located behind Downsview Arena features lawn bowling greens."], [480,570,570,"Lusted Park","park","None","Painted Post Dr & Sedgemount Dr","None","Scarborough","75","None","Painted Post","Dr","None","None","A 1.9 hectare park near Markham Road and Lawrence Avenue East that features a children's playground and an open green space."], [481,571,571,"Wexford Park","park","None","None","None","Scarborough","55","None","Elm Bank","Rd","None","None","This park has public parking and public washrooms on site that are available seasonally. Come visit the park to play a game or two of baseball at one of the diamonds, or come to explore the playground equipment. The Gatineau Hydro Corridor Trail runs near the park as well. Centennial College and Ashtonbee Reservoir Park are neighbours to the south."], [482,572,572,"Firgrove Park","park","None","Firgrove Cres & Petiole Rd","None","Etobicoke York","254","None","Firgrove","Cres","None","None","A 4 hectare park near Jane Street and Finch Avenue West featuring a lit multipurpose sports field, three tennis courts, two bocce courts, a basketball court, a ball hockey rink and a children's playground."], [483,573,573,"White Haven Park","park","None","Invergordon Ave & Glenstroke Dr","None","Scarborough","63","None","Invergordon","Ave","None","None","None"], [484,574,574,"Wickson Trail Park","park","None","Silverbell Grove & Neilson Rd","None","Scarborough","30","None","Silverbell","Grv","None","None","None"], [485,575,475,"Driftwood Community Recreation Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","Jane Street and Milo Park Gate","None","Etobicoke York","4401","None","Jane","St","None","M3N 2K3","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor pool.

\nDriftwood Community Centre is a 75,000 square foot centre located at the intersection of Jane Street and Driftwood Avenue. Driftwood Community Centre has six multipurpose rooms, two dedicated computer labs, two recreation staff offices, one maintenance staff office, a full-size gymnasium, a kitchen, two washrooms, two change rooms, an outdoor swimming pool, parking lot, outdoor basketball pad and a playground.\n

\nThis is a free centre.

\nThis centre has a dedicated enhanced youth space"], [486,576,576,"Corvette Park","park","None","Corvette Ave & Linden Ave","None","Scarborough","40","None","Corvette","Ave","None","None","This 2.4 hectare park north of Danforth Road lies between Kennedy Road and Midland Avenue, beside Corvette Junior Public School. It features three ball diamonds, a splash pad and a children`s playground."], [487,577,465,"Bond Park Tennis Clubhouse","None","None","Bond Ave & Scarsdale Rd","None","North York","120","None","Bond","Ave","None","None","None"], [488,578,578,"Bridlewood Park","park","None","Huntingwood Dr & Kilkenny Dr","None","Scarborough","445","None","Huntingwood","Dr","None","None","A 4.1 hectare park near Sheppard Avenue East and Pharmacy Avenue featuring a lit ball diamond, three lit outdoor tennis courts, a splash pad and a children's playground."], [489,579,579,"Cedar Ridge Creative Centre - Main House","None","None","Confederation Drive and Tingle Crescent","None","Scarborough","225","None","Confederation","Dr","None","M1G 1B2","The Cedar Ridge Creative Centre is nestled within lush gardens enjoyed by the public and often rented for weddings and special events. Explore the main house and the Cedar Ridge Gallery which exhibits contemporary and classic visual and folk art. The upper floor of the main house and the adjacent carriage house contain working studio spaces for hands-on creative arts programs. The refurbished pottery studio is located in what was the original carriage house. Cedar Ridge also offers summer and Professional Activities (PA) Day camps for children."], [490,580,580,"Brimley Woods","park","None","Brimley Rd & Finch Ave E","None","Scarborough","2755","None","Brimley","Rd","None","None","A 8.1 hectare park on Brimley Road north of Finch Avenue East that is heavily wooded. The east boundary of the park follows the East Highland Creek. A children's playground is located at the edge of the forest at the north end of the park."], [491,582,583,"Angela James Arena","crc","Fully Accessible","Grenoble Drive and Spanbridge Road","None","North York","165","None","Grenoble","Dr","None","M3C 1E3","None"], [492,583,583,"Flemingdon Community Centre & Playground Paradise","crc","None","None","None","North York","150","None","Grenoble","Dr","None","M3C 3E7","Flemingdon Community Centre features indoor and outdoor playgrounds, a picnic area, a splash pad, a community garden, and outdoor courts and fields.

\nPlayground Paradise
\nPlayground Paradise is located inside Flemingdon Community Centre and features modernized play areas, a toddler zone and a vertical play maze. Hours for Playground Paradise are different than the Centre's hours. Check the Drop-In Programs tab and look for 'Indoor Playground with Caregiver' for schedules.

\nChildren up to age 12 can drop-in to Playground Paradise for free. All children must be accompanied by, supervised by and be within arms' reach of a caregiver at all times, for a maximum of five children per caregiver/adult.

\nParty Bookings
Visit One-Time Booking of Parks and Recreation Facilities to book a party at Playground Paradise.

\nPlease bring your own socks as socks are required for everyone that enters the playground and are not available onsite. No photography or videography is permitted during public drop-in times. Large bags and strollers must be kept outside the gym. No food or beverage (including water) permitted inside the gym. Last entry is 15 minutes prior to closing time."], [493,584,584,"West Rouge Community Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","Rouge Hills Dr & West Point Ave","None","Scarborough","270","None","Rouge Hills","Dr","None","M1C 2Z1","West Rouge Community Centre has a long history in East Scarborough. The building was the clubhouse for a former golf course. Now being apart of the City of Toronto, the Community Centre is prime site for rental use of the Ballroom which is used for wedding receptions, preteen dances, special events and for recreation programming. West Rouge Community Centre has many preschool programs that run out of the Tots Room that gets many compliments from visitors throughout the year. Also, many community groups call the community centre home, such as West Rouge Sport and Recreation Association, West Rouge Community Association and the Dukes of Harmony to name a few."], [494,585,583,"Flemingdon Park","park","None","Grenoble Drive and Spanbridge Road","None","North York","150","None","Grenoble","Dr.","None","None","This 13.3-hectare park is near Don Mills Road and Eglinton Avenue East and runs along the hydro corridor eastward to the Don Valley Parkway."], [495,586,586,"Wishing Well Park","park","None","Pharmacy Ave & Seabury Gate","None","Scarborough","1700","None","Pharmacy","Ave","None","None","A 6.1 hectare park at Pharmacy Avenue and Highway 401 featuring four ball diamonds of which two are lit, three lit tennis courts and a children's playground."], [496,587,587,"Dean Park","park","None","Dean Park Rd & Red River Cres","None","Scarborough","80","None","Dean Park","Rd","None","None","A 3.5 hectare park near Meadowvale Road and Highway 401 that features a naturalized area with pathways, a ball diamond, a multipurpose sports field and a children's playground."], [497,588,588,"Flemington Park","park","None","Flemington Rd & Varna Dr","None","North York","2","A","Flemington","Rd","None","None","A 3 hectare park near Lawrence Avenue West and the Allen Road featuring a ball diamond, a wading pool and a children's playground."], [498,589,589,"Densgrove Park","park","None","Hiscock Blvd & Wortham Dr","None","Scarborough","75","None","Hiscock","Blvd","None","None","This 4.5 hectare park is located west of Markham Road and north of Lawrence Avenue East. It features a ball diamond and a children's playground."], [499,590,590,"Seven Oaks Park","park","None","Military Trail & Neilson Rd","None","Scarborough","372","None","Military","Trl","None","None","A 4.3 hectare park on Military Trail west of Neilson Road features two ball diamonds, three lit tennis courts and a children's playground."], [500,591,591,"Burrows Hall Community Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","Progress Ave & Sheppard Ave E","None","Scarborough","1081","None","Progress","Ave","None","M1B 5Z6","As part of the Scarborough Community Complex, Burrows Hall Community Centre offers a wide variety of programs for preschoolers and children. The hall is ideal for weddings or banquets. We have recently added new older adult programs. Come in and check us out or call the centre for more information."], [501,592,592,"Burrows Hall Park","park","None","Burrows Hall Blvd & Purvis Cres","None","Scarborough","239","None","Burrows Hall","Blvd","None","None","The nearly 10 hectare park near Markham Road and Sheppard Avenue features a lit ball diamond and a children's playground."], [502,593,593,"Fountainhead Park","park","None","Sentinel Road and Finch Avenue West","None","Etobicoke York","445","None","Sentinel","Rd","None","None","A 4.4-hectare park at the intersection of Sentinel Road and Finch Avenue West that features three lit tennis courts, a tennis clubhouse with washrooms and a multipurpose sports field."], [503,594,594,"Elizabeth Simcoe Park","park","None","Sylvan Ave & Rogate Pl","None","Scarborough","180","None","Sylvan","Ave","None","None","A 2.8 hectare park near Kingston Road and Markham Road that features a multipurpose sports field, four lit outdoor tennis courts and a children's playground."], [504,595,595,"Canmore Park","park","None","Canmore Blvd & Charcoal Dr","None","Scarborough","101","None","Canmore","Blvd","None","None","A 2.2 hectare park near Ellesmere Road and Meadowvale Road featuring a ball diamond and a sports field. A paved pathway runs through the park."], [505,598,598,"Shawn Blu Rose Park","park","None","None","None","Scarborough","30","None","Empringham","Dr","None","None","A 2 hectare park near Morningside Avenue and McLevin Avenue that features a baseball diamond, a picnic area, a children's playground and a splash pad. Formerly known as \"Empringham Park\", this park was renamed in 2006 to honour Shawn \"Blu\" Rose, a local youth worker who passed away in 2005."], [506,600,600,"Cedarbrook Community Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","Eastpark Blvd & Daphne Rd","None","Scarborough","91","None","Eastpark","Blvd","None","M1H 1C6","Cedarbrook Community Centre is a former golf club house which retains its past charm. Overlooking a park and ravine setting, the community centre runs programs for preschool, youth, adults and older adults. Arts and crafts programs, dance, fitness classes, leadership programs, and sports programming can be found at the centre. The main hall is available for rent on Friday nights for private functions with a capacity of 200 people. For more information please contact the main office.\n

\nThis is a free centre."], [507,601,601,"Donwood Park","park","None","Highbrook Dr & Dorcot Ave","None","Scarborough","35","None","Highbrook","Dr","None","None","This 1.6 hectare park features a ball diamond and a children's playground."], [508,602,602,"Dorset Park","park","None","Glaive Dr & Lewiston Rd","None","Scarborough","5","None","Glaive","Dr","None","None","This 2.4 hectare park features a ball diamond, children's playground and open green space."], [509,603,603,"St. Andrews Park - North York","park","None","Knollwood St & Fifeshire Rd","None","North York","11","None","Knollwood","St","None","None","None"], [510,605,605,"Dunlop Park","park","None","Dunlop Avenue and Silvio Avenue","None","Scarborough","19","None","Dunlop","Ave.","None","None","This 1.7-hectare park features a children's playground updated in 2023, a splash pad and an open green space."], [511,606,606,"Bert Robinson Park","park","None","Caledonia Rd & Kitchener Ave","None","Toronto and East York","400","None","Caledonia","Rd","None","None","This 2.1 hectare park features a youth soccer field, a basketball court and a children's playground."], [512,607,600,"Cedarbrook Park","park","None","Eastpark Boulevard and Daphne Road","None","Scarborough","91","None","Eastpark","Blvd","None","None","This 18.6-hectare park near Markham Road and Lawrence Avenue East features many trails, a picnic area and a children's playground set in the naturalized ravine of West Highland Creek."], [513,608,608,"Woodborough Park","park","None","Castlefield Ave & Woodborough Ave","None","Etobicoke York","1486","None","Castlefield","Ave","None","None","None"], [514,609,609,"Edge Park","park","None","Edge Park Ave & Harris Park Dr","None","Scarborough","15","None","Edge Park","Ave","None","None","This 1.6 hectare park featuring a multipurpose sports field and a children's playground."], [515,610,610,"Wallace C. Swanek Park","park","None","Gary Dr & Academy Rd","None","Etobicoke York","241","None","Gary","Dr","None","None","None"], [516,611,611,"Cruickshank Park","park","None","Weston Rd & Conron Pl","None","Etobicoke York","2196","None","Weston","Rd","None","None","Get to this 11.9 hectare park on the banks of the Humber River from Weston Road, north of Lawrence Avenue West. This park features a children's playground and interconnected paths that follow the Humber River as it flows through the park.

\n\nThere is an accessible entrance to this park through the Memorial Park - York parking lot, located off Lawrence Avenue West."], [517,612,612,"Edgewood Park","park","None","Oakley Blvd & Canadine Rd","None","Scarborough","107","None","Oakley","Blvd","None","None","This 1.6 hectare park features a multipurpose sports field and a children's playground."], [518,613,613,"Littles Road Park","park","None","Littles Road and Rangeley Drive","None","Scarborough","30","None","Littles","Rd","None","None","A 4.8-hectare park near Morningside Avenue and Old Finch Avenue that features a multipurpose sports field, a ball diamond and a children's playground. Crossing the parks western border you enter into Rouge Park where you will find the Rouge River and its system of trails."], [519,614,614,"Lochleven Park","park","None","Lochleven Dr & Knowlton Dr","None","Scarborough","50","None","Lochleven","Dr","None","None","A 1.3 hectare park near Kingston Road and Markham Road that features a ball diamond and a children's playground."], [520,615,615,"Fundy Bay Park","park","None","Fundy Bay Blvd & Pale Moon Cres","None","Scarborough","190","None","Fundy Bay","Blvd","None","None","A 2.6 hectare park near Warden Avenue and Steeles Avenue East featuring a ball diamond, a multipurpose sports field and a children's playground."], [521,616,616,"Lord Roberts Woods","park","None","Lord Roberts Dr & Wainfleet Rd","None","Scarborough","155","None","Lord Roberts","Dr","None","None","A 2 hectare forested park near midland Avenue and Eglinton Avenue East that features a children's playground."], [522,617,617,"Ellesmere Community Recreation Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","Canadian Road and Warden Avenue","None","Scarborough","20","None","Canadian","Rd","None","M1R 4B4","Ellesmere Community Centre is a multipurpose facility featuring year-round programming for all ages and abilities."], [523,618,618,"Lynndale Parkette","park","None","Lynndale Cres & Lynndale Rd","None","Scarborough","10","None","Lynndale","Cres","None","None","An enclosed park with large mature trees and plenty of room to run. In the winter there is a natural ice rink, weather permitting. The park can be accessed from Lynndale Cresent at the west end of the park or Wood Glen Road at the east end of the park."], [524,619,619,"Lynngate Park","park","None","Cass Ave & Amethyst Rd","None","Scarborough","133","None","Cass","Ave","None","None","A 1.8 hectare park near Birchmount Road and Sheppard Avenue East that features a ball diamond and a children's playground."], [525,620,620,"St. Margarets Parkette","park","None","Lawrence Ave E & Rodda Blvd","None","Scarborough","4138","None","Lawrence","Ave","E","None","None"], [526,621,621,"Jim Mcpherson Park","park","None","Victoria Park Ave & Glenburn Ave","None","Scarborough","1255","None","Victoria Park","Ave","None","None","A 1.5 hectare park on Victoria Park Avenue north of St. Clair Avenue East that features four multipurpose sports fields and a children's playground."], [527,622,622,"John Tabor Park","park","None","John Tabor Trail & Higgins Pl","None","Scarborough","240","None","John Tabor","Trl","None","None","A 2.5 hectare park near Sheppard Avenue East and Morningside Avenue that features a ball diamond, a multipurpose sports field, a splash pad and a children's playground."], [528,623,623,"Tall Pines Community Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","None","None","Scarborough","64","None","Rylander","Blvd","None","M1B 4X3","Tall Pines Community Centre is situated in a neighbourhood with young families, growing businesses and schools. Everyday after school, Tall Pines Community Centre becomes the site for many children who come to the youth lounge and either hang out, play games, do homework, and socialize with other youth and staff. There is a hall for rental purposes and where private parties take place. The hall is also used for preschool programs and yoga classes."], [529,624,624,"Tam Heather Curling and Tennis Club","crc","Partially Accessible","None","None","Scarborough","730","None","Military","Tr","None","M1E 4P7","Tam Heather Curling Rink and Tennis Club is operated under a lease agreement with the City of Toronto. The Club offers instructional, recreational and competitive programs for residents in the surrounding community and Greater Metro Toronto Area."], [530,625,625,"Ron Watson Park","park","None","Bonis Ave & Carabob Crt","None","Scarborough","140","None","Bonis","Ave","None","None","None"], [531,626,626,"Terraview Park","park","None","Pharmacy Ave & Alrita Cres","None","Scarborough","1625","None","Pharmacy","Ave","None","None","None"], [532,627,627,"Chartwell Park","park","None","Kenhatch Blvd & Marrakesh Dr","None","Scarborough","99","None","Kenhatch","Blvd","None","None","A 2.2 hectare park near Finch Avenue East and McCowan Avenue featuring a ball diamond, a multipurpose sports field and a children's playground."], [533,628,628,"Fairglen Park","park","None","Corinthian Blvd & Brantford Dr","None","Scarborough","16","None","Corinthian","Blvd","None","None","A 4 hectare park near Victoria Park Avenue and Finch Avenue East features four multipurpose sports fields."], [534,629,477,"Cedarvale Park","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","443","None","Arlington","Ave","None","None","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor rink (winter).

This district park is a hub for outdoor activity. A visit to Cedarvale Park reveals four outdoor tennis courts, two sport fields and a baseball diamond. For a little fun on a sunny summer day there is a splash pad and playground for children to enjoy. Park visitors can make use of the outdoor fitness equipment installed at the south end of the ravine near Heath Street. In the colder weather, visitors can choose to skate outside on the artificial ice rink (December through February weather permitting) or skate indoors at the Phil White Arena.

\nWalk the paths through the park and ravine to enjoy nature or drop-by to use the Dog Off-Leash Area located east of the arena's parking lot. Cedarvale Park can be found north of Vaughan Road and west of Bathurst Street."], [535,630,630,"Jack Goodlad Community Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","Kennedy Rd & Ranstone Gdns","None","Scarborough","929","None","Kennedy","Rd","None","None","Jack Goodlad Centre is a satellite facility which is equipped with an open concept meeting room with a kitchen and holds a maximum of 70 people. The building is surrounded by a splash pad, two large baseball diamonds, two soccer pitches, a park, four Bocce courts and an outdoor basketball court."], [536,631,631,"Guildwood Village Park","park","None","Livingston Rd & Toynbee Trail","None","Scarborough","219","None","Livingston","Rd","None","None","A 2.3 hectare linear park near Kingston Road and Eglinton Avenue East that features a children's playground and a walking path that connects to the streets in the neighbourhood."], [537,632,486,"Chalkfarm Park","park","None","Jane St & Chalkfarm Dr","None","Etobicoke York","2230","None","Jane","St","None","None","An 11 hectare park that follows the Black Creek in the Jane and Wilson Avenue area of the city. The park features tennis and bocce courts and a splash pad. Connected to the park is the Chalkfarm Community Centre."], [538,633,633,"Heron Park Community Recreation Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","None","None","Scarborough","292","None","Manse","Rd","None","M1E 3V4","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor pool.

Heron Park Community Recreation Centre offers programming for residents of all ages. The facility includes skating rinks, gymnasiums, community room for party rentals and a playschool room. The outdoor pool operates from June to August. \n

\nThis is a free centre. This centre has a dedicated enhanced youth space called the 6IX."], [539,635,635,"Highland Creek Community Park","park","None","Ellesmere Road and Babmar Road","None","Scarborough","3500","None","Ellesmere","Rd","None","None","A 3.33 hectare park surrounded by trees with a parking lot and paved pathway leading to a ball diamond and playground. The park also has a passive area. In 2021, the playground was improved as part of the Playground Enhancement Program and features play structures for children aged 18 months to five years and for children aged five and up. The playground also includes three types of swings, including an inclusive swing, and natural climbing equipment."], [540,636,636,"Highland Heights Park","park","None","Castle Hill Dr & Norcap Ave","None","Scarborough","50","None","Castle Hill","Dr","None","None","A 2.2 hectare park near Finch Avenue East and Birchmount Road that features a ball diamond and a children's playground."], [541,637,637,"Giltspur Park","park","None","Magellan Dr & Giltspur Dr","None","North York","85","None","Magellan","Dr","None","None","A 1.3 hectare park near Jane Street and Sheppard Avenue West that features a ball diamond, four lit bocce courts and a children's playground."], [542,638,638,"Glen Long Community Centre","crc","Partially Accessible","Glen Long Avenue and Ennerdale Street","None","North York","35","None","Glen Long","Ave","None","M6B 2M1","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor pool (summer) or the outdoor rink (winter).

This centre is located in the Lawrence Avenue West and Dufferin Street area, and features a variety of programming."], [543,639,638,"Glen Long Park","park","None","Glen Long Ave & Ennerdale St","None","North York","35","None","Glen Long","Ave","None","None","A 2 hectare park near Dufferin Street and Glencairn Avenue featuring a children's playground. Located within the park is the Glen Long Community Centre, an outdoor pool and a artificial ice rink."], [544,640,640,"Glendora Park","park","None","Glendora Ave & Anndale Dr","None","North York","201","None","Glendora","Ave","None","None","A 3.5 hectare park near Yonge Street and Sheppard Avenue East that features two lit tennis courts, a splash pad and a children's playground. The park also has several open green spaces."], [545,641,641,"Godstone Park","park","None","Godstone Rd & Kempsell Cres","None","North York","45","None","Godstone","Rd","None","None","A 2.8 hectare park near Don Mills Road East and Sheppard Avenue East that features a multipurpose sports field and a children's playground."], [546,642,642,"Gord and Irene Risk Community Recreation Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","Finch Avenue West and Islington Avenue","None","Etobicoke York","2650","None","Finch","Ave","W","M9M 3A3","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor pool (summer).

\nGord and Irene Risk Community Recreation Centre is located at the northeast corner of Islington Road and Finch Avenue. The centre offers diverse programming, including fitness, swimming and more."], [547,643,643,"Goulding Community Recreation Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","Goulding Avenue and Laiviere Road","None","North York","45","None","Goulding","Ave","None","M2M 1K8","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor pool.

Goulding Community Recreation Centre is located just south of Steeles Avenue on the west side of Yonge Street. The building has an indoor arena, outdoor pool, several rooms including a viewing gallery and multipurpose and dance room for various uses. The building is surrounded by beautiful green fields including two baseball diamonds."], [548,644,643,"Goulding Park","park","None","Patricia Ave & Fargo Ave","None","North York","80","None","Patricia","Ave","None","None","This 4.6 hectare park is located south west of the Steeles Avenue and Yonge Street intersection and features two lit ball diamonds, three tennis courts, three lit bocce courts and a children's playground. The Goulding Community Centre is located on the east side of the park."], [549,645,645,"Gracedale Park","park","None","Gracedale Boulevard and Crimscott Road","None","Etobicoke York","176","None","Gracedale","Blvd","None","None","This 3.2 hectare park is located beside Gracedale Boulevard Public School. It features three tennis courts, three lit bocce courts, a cricket practice wicket, splash pad, playground and plenty of open space for leisure activities."], [550,647,647,"Grandravine Community Recreation Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","None","None","North York","23","None","Grandravine","Dr","None","M3N 1J4","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor pool.

\nGrandravine Community Recreation Centre is located at Keele Street and Grandravine Drive. It is a large multi-functional centre and is the home of many community groups.\n

\nThis is a free centre. This location has some youth-specific programming."], [551,648,647,"Grandravine Park","park","None","Grandravine Dr & Sharpecroft Blvd","None","North York","23","None","Grandravine","Dr","None","None","This 3.6 hectare park near Keele and Sheppard Avenue features a ball diamond, three tennis courts, a basketball court and a children's playground. Adjacent to the park is the Grandravine Community Recreation Centre."], [552,649,649,"Graydon Hall Park","park","None","Graydon Hall Dr & Karen Rd","None","North York","215","None","Graydon Hall","Dr","None","None","A 5.3 hectare park near Don Mills Road and Highway 401 that features three lit outdoor sports courts and a children's playground on a sprawling wooded estate."], [553,650,650,"Gulliver Park","park","None","Gulliver Rd & Comay Rd","None","Etobicoke York","55","None","Gulliver","Rd","None","None","A 1.4 hectare park near Keele Street and Eglinton Avenue West that features a ball diamond and a children's playground."], [554,651,651,"Gwendolen Park","park","None","Gwendolen Crescent and Gwendolen Avenue","None","North York","3","None","Gwendolen","Cres","None","None","This park sits between Yonge Street and Bathurst Street, south of Sheppard Avenue West. It overlooks the West Don River ravine and features four lit tennis courts, a ball diamond and a children's playground."], [555,652,652,"Habitant Arena","crc","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","3383","None","Weston","Rd","None","None","This arena is located off of Weston Road near Emery Colligate Institute. This facility offers Learn to Skate Programs for all ages. We also offer both supervised and unsupervised public skates."], [556,653,653,"Harryetta Gardens","park","None","Torresdale Ave & Cedarcroft Blvd","None","North York","170","None","Torresdale","Ave","None","None","A 1.9 hectare park near Bathurst Street and Finch Avenue West that features a splash pad and a children's playground. The park has an open green space and a path that leads down to the Don River West Branch and G Ross Lord Park."], [557,654,654,"Havenbrook Park","park","None","Havenbrook Boulevard and Elfindale Crescent","None","North York","15","None","Havenbrook","Blvd.","None","None","

A five-hectare park near Don Mills Road and Sheppard Avenue East that features a ball diamond, four lit outdoor tennis courts with a clubhouse and a children's playground.

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In 2024, the playground was improved. The playground was selected by the Henry Farm neighbourhood as one of the winning projects through participatory budgeting, a system of direct democracy where residents suggest and then vote on how City funds are spent in their community.

The tennis courts are home to the Henry Farm Tennis Club. There is also a trail down to the Don River East branch and the Betty Sutherland Trail.

"], [558,655,654,"Havenbrook Park Tennis Clubhouse","None","Partially Accessible","Havenbrook Blvd & Elfindale Cres","None","North York","15","None","Havenbrook","Blvd","None","None","None"], [559,656,651,"Gwendolen Park Tennis Clubhouse","None","Partially Accessible","Gwendolen Cres & Gwendolen Ave","None","North York","3","None","Gwendolen","Cres","None","None","None"], [560,658,658,"Heathrow Park","park","None","Heathrow Drive and Chesham Drive","None","North York","69","None","Heathrow","Dr.","None","None","A 2.2 hectare park near Jane Street and Wilson Avenue that features a walking path, an open green space, a splash pad and a children's playground. In 2023, the playground was updated as part of the Playground Enhancement Program."], [561,659,659,"Hendon Park","park","None","None","None","North York","50","None","Hendon","Ave","None","None","This 3.5 hectare park located near Yonge Street and Finch Avenue is three blocks from Finch Station on the Yonge subway line. The park features two lit ball diamonds, four tennis courts, a splash pad and a children's playground."], [562,660,660,"Hidden Trail Park","park","None","Hidden Trail & Millersgrove Dr","None","North York","506","None","Hidden","Trl","None","None","A 1.2 hectare park near Bathurst Street and Steeles Avenue West that features a ball diamond and a children's playground. The park overlooks the ravine of the Don River West branch."], [563,661,661,"Hobart Park","park","None","Hobart Dr & Van Horne Ave","None","North York","39","None","Hobart","Dr","None","None","A 2.3 hectare park near Don Mills Road and Finch Avenue East that features a ball diamond and a children's playground."], [564,663,663,"Hullmar Park","park","None","Hullmar Dr & Ruthmar Cres","None","Etobicoke York","97","None","Hullmar","Dr","None","None","A 3.6 hectare park near Steeles Avenue West and Jane Street that features a ball diamond, three lit outdoor tennis courts and a children's playground."], [565,664,664,"Irving W. Chapley Community Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","Wilmington Avenue and Kennard Avenue","None","North York","205","None","Wilmington","Ave","None","M3H 6B3","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor pool (summer) or the outdoor rink (winter).

Leisure Skate inquiries: 416-395-7880
\nRoom Rental inquiries: 416-395-0475
\nPool: 416-395-6697
\nIce Rental Permits: 416-395-6025

\n\nIrving W Chapley Community Centre offers programs for various age groups. Space is used by various community groups as well as some city implemented fitness, chess & keyboard programs. This facility is surrounded by a wonderful outdoor green space that is enhanced by tennis courts, basketball courts, ball hockey courts, bocce courts, a softball diamond, playground and plenty of open grass space."], [566,665,664,"Irving W. Chapley Park","park","None","Wilmington Ave & Kennard Ave","None","North York","205","None","Wilmington","Ave","None","None","A 4.6 hectare park south east of Finch Avenue West and Dufferin Street featuring two ball diamonds, two tennis courts, a ball hockey rink, basketball courts, a splash pad and multiple children's playgrounds. The Irving W. Chapley Community Centre can also be found at the park on Wilmington Avenue."], [567,666,666,"Terry Fox Park","park","None","Bamburgh Cir & Wintermute Blvd","None","Scarborough","300","None","Bamburgh","Cir","None","None","A 6.8 hectare park near Warden Avenue and Steeles Avenue East featuring four multipurpose sports fields, a running track and a children's playground."], [568,667,554,"John Booth Memorial Arena","crc","Partially Accessible","Gosford Boulevard and Blacksmith Crescent","None","Etobicoke York","230","None","Gosford","Blvd","None","M3N 2H1","John Booth Memorial Arena is located on Gosford Boulevard, north of Shoreham Drive. It has a skate pad with a ticket booth, two meeting rooms, washrooms and a parking lot. Elm Park soccer field is located next to John Booth Memorial Arena."], [569,668,668,"Glamorgan Park","park","None","Antrim Cres & Dundalk Dr","None","Scarborough","50","None","Antrim","Cres","None","None","None"], [570,669,669,"Glen Ravine Park","park","None","None","None","Scarborough","50","None","Gilder","Dr","None","None","This 2.4 hectare park lies between Glen Ravine Junior Public School to the east and Jean Vanier Catholic Secondary School to the west. It features open green space and soccer fields as well as outdoor fitness equipment at south end off Gilder Drive."], [571,670,670,"Greenvale Park","park","None","Greenvale Terr & Livingston Rd N","None","Scarborough","10","None","Greenvale","Ter","None","None","A 2.54 hectare park on Kingston Road near Lawrence Avenue East that features a ball diamond and a children's playground. The Highland Creek Trail can be accessed from the path at the west end of the park."], [572,671,671,"Havendale Park","park","None","Belgreen Avenue and Havendale Drive","None","Scarborough","5","None","Belgreen","Ave.","None","None","A 2 hectare park near Kennedy Road and Finch Avenue East that features a ball diamond and a children's playground. The playground was updated in 2022."], [573,672,672,"Kirkwood Park","park","None","Kirkwood Road and Tullamore Drive","None","North York","25","None","Kirkwood","Rd.","None","None","A 1.8-hectare park on Leslie Street, near York Mills Road, that features four lit outdoor tennis courts, a children's playground and an open green space."], [574,674,674,"Lanyard Park","park","None","Lanyard Rd & Lindylou Rd","None","Etobicoke York","138","None","Lanyard","Rd.","None","None","A 2.1 hectare park near Weston Road and Finch Avenue West featuring a lit ball diamond, three outdoor tennis courts, a basketball court, a splash pad and a children's playground. In 2023, the playground was improved as part of the Playground Enhancement Program. It features climbing equipment, slides and swings."], [575,675,675,"Lawrence Heights Community Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","None","None","North York","5","None","Replin","Rd","None","M6A 2M8","Check the Drop-in Programs section for hours for the outdoor pool.

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Lawrence Heights Community Centre is located directly across from the Lawrence West Subway Station. Programs are offered for all ages.

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This is a free centre.

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This centre has a dedicated enhanced youth space.

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This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

"], [576,676,676,"Highview Park","park","None","Highview Ave & Kennedy Rd","None","Scarborough","150","None","Highview","Ave","None","None","This 5.1 hectare park near Kingston and Birchmount Road features a lit ball diamond, a lit multipurpose sports field, a splash pad and a children's playground.

\nHighview Park is also home to Roy Halladay Field, Toronto's first fully accessible baseball diamond, which is covered in vulcanized rubber for traction and features wide, double-row dugouts that allow players using wheelchairs to easily manoeuvre. The field will be used by athletes who are part of Jays Care Challenger Baseball program."], [577,677,677,"Horseley Hill Park","park","None","Horseley Hill Dr & Whiteleas Ave","None","Scarborough","145","None","Horseley Hill","Dr","None","None","A 2.7 hectare park near Neilsen Road and Finch Avenue East that features a ball diamond, a soccer field, a splash pad and a children's playground."], [578,678,678,"Ledbury Park","park","None","None","None","North York","160","None","Ledbury","St","None","None","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor pool (summer) or the outdoor rink (winter).

This 1.6 hectare park near Bathurst Street and Lawrence Avenue West features an artificial ice rink and an outdoor pool."], [579,679,679,"Horton Park","park","None","Oswego Rd & Horton Blvd","None","Scarborough","15","None","Oswego","Rd","None","None","A small park near Danforth Road and Eglinton Avenue East that features a soccer field and a children's playground."], [580,680,680,"Huntsmill Park","park","None","Huntsmill Blvd & Ecclesfield Dr","None","Scarborough","201","None","Huntsmill","Blvd","None","None","A 2.7 hectare park near Pharmacy Avenue and McNicoll Avenue that features a soccer field, a ball diamond and a children's playground."], [581,681,681,"Lillian Park","park","None","Otonabee Ave & Michigan Dr","None","North York","227","None","Otonabee","Ave","None","None","A one hectare park near Steeles Avenue East and Yonge Street that features three lit outdoor tennis courts and a children's playground."], [582,682,682,"Viola Desmond Park","park","None","Hupfield Trail and Glanvil Crescent","None","Scarborough","85","None","Hupfield","Trl","None","None","Formerly known as Hupfield Park, this 3.2-hectare park is near Morningside Avenue and Old Finch Avenue. In 2022, improvements were made to the park; amenities include accessible seating, basketball posts and nets, bleacher seating and pathways. \n\n

\nIn 2018, a request was submitted to the City of Toronto to rename Hupfield Park to Viola Desmond Park. In 1946, Viola Irene Desmond, a Black Canadian businesswoman, challenged racial segregation at a film theatre in New Glasgow, Nova Scotia and inspired future generations of Black Canadians to advance the civil rights movement in Canada. She was featured in a Historica Canada \"Heritage Minute\", and in December 2016, it was announced that she would be the first Canadian woman depicted on the face of a Canadian banknote. Honouring Viola Desmond in Scarborough provides people of all backgrounds with an opportunity to learn about and celebrate an important historic role model."], [583,683,683,"Lindylou Park","park","None","Lanyard Rd & Weston Rd","None","Etobicoke York","14","None","Lanyard","Rd","None","None","A 4.5 hectare park at Finch Avenue West and Weston Road that features two Gazebos, two volleyball courts and walking paths."], [584,684,684,"Inglewood Heights Park","park","None","None","None","Scarborough","91","None","Allanford","Rd.","None","None","A 2.2 hectare park near Birchmount Road and Sheppard Avenue East that features a children's playground. In 2024, the playground was updated as part of the Playground Enhancement Program."], [585,685,685,"Lissom Park","park","None","Homewood Ave & Patricia Ave","None","North York","338","None","Homewood","Ave","None","None","A tree-lined park measuring 1.6 hectares near Bathurst Street and Steeles Avenue West that features a children's playground and an open green space."], [586,686,686,"Iroquois Park","park","None","Chartland Blvd S & Briarscross Blvd","None","Scarborough","295","None","Chartland","Blvd","S","None","A 4 hectare park near McCowan Avenue and Finch Avenue East that features two ball diamonds, three lit outdoor tennis courts with a wheel chair accessible washroom and clubhouse, a volleyball court and a children's playground. The south border of the park follows the East Highland Creek. Parking is available and can be accessed from Chartland Boulevard South"], [587,687,687,"Longwood Park","park","None","Longwood Drive and Firthway Court","None","North York","38","None","Longwood","Dr.","None","None","A small park near York Mills Road and Leslie Street that features a children's playground surrounded by mature trees. In 2023, the playground was improved through the playground enhancement program."], [588,688,688,"Maple Leaf Park","park","None","Culford Rd & Rustic Rd","None","Etobicoke York","320","None","Culford","Rd","None","None","A 5 hectare park near Jane Street and Highway 401 that features three lit outdoor tennis courts, four lit outdoor bocce courts, two lit basketball courts, a ball diamond and a children's playground."], [589,689,689,"Mcnicoll Park","park","None","McNicoll Ave & Rollingwood Dr","None","North York","215","None","Mcnicoll","Ave","None","None","This 2.8 hectare park at Don Mills Road and McNicoll Avenue features a lit multipurpose sports field, three lit tennis courts, a basketball court, a splash pad and a children's playground."], [590,690,690,"Knob Hill Park","park","None","None","None","Scarborough","625","None","Brimley","Rd.","None","None","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor pool.

A 13.5-hectare park on Brimley Road near Danforth Road that features a naturalized ravine with walking trails along West Highland Creek.\n\n

Knob Hill Outdoor Pool is located within Knob Hill Park. A wading pool is located within walking distance of the pool."], [591,692,692,"Knott Park","park","None","Deblyn Dr & Bellbrook Rd","None","Scarborough","1","A","Deblyn","Dr","None","None","A one hectare park near Kennedy Road and Finch Avenue East that features a multipurpose sports field and a children's playground."], [592,693,693,"Mitchell Field Community Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","Church Avenue and Dudley Avenue","None","North York","89","None","Church","Ave","None","M2N 6C9","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor pool.

Mitchell Field is a multi-use facility. It has an indoor arena and outdoor swimming pool. There is a full size gym with bleachers. A teaching kitchen and three multipurpose rooms round out the facilities."], [593,694,694,"Moatfield Farm Park","park","None","Lesmill Rd & Leslie St","None","North York","355","None","Lesmill","Rd","None","None","None"], [594,695,695,"Moore Park - North York","park","None","None","None","North York","110","None","Cactus","Ave","None","None","A 3.9 hectare park near Bathurst Street and Steeles Avenue West that features four junior/mini soccer fields, three outdoor tennis courts and a children's playground."], [595,696,696,"Muirhead Park","park","None","Muirhead Rd & Edmonton Rd","None","North York","65","None","Muirhead","Rd","None","None","This 2 hectare park near Sheppard Avenue East and Highway 404 that features a lit ball diamond and a children`s playground."], [596,698,698,"L'Amoreaux Sports Complex","park","None","None","None","Scarborough","100","None","Silver Springs","Blvd.","None","None","The playground was updated in 2023 as part of the Playground Enhancement Program."], [597,699,698,"L'Amoreaux Tennis Centre","None","None","None","None","Scarborough","300","None","Silver Springs","Blvd","None","None","The tennis courts are available to the public from April to September for a fee. From October to March, only members of the Scarborough Winter Tennis Club may use the facilities. Call the centre for more information."], [598,700,700,"North Park","park","None","Rustic Rd & Jocada Rd","None","Etobicoke York","587","None","Rustic","Rd","None","None","A 10.8 hectare park near Keele Street and Highway 401 that features two outdoor tennis courts, three bocce courts, a children's playground and walking path through a forested ravine that connects with neighbouring streets."], [599,701,701,"Maidavale Park","park","None","Birchmount Rd & Ashtonbee Rd","None","Scarborough","1031","None","Birchmount","Rd","None","None","A 1.5 hectare park on Birchmount Road north of Eglinton Avenue East that features a ball diamond and children's playground. Massey Creek flows along the southern park border."], [600,702,702,"Malvern Recreation Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","None","None","Scarborough","30","None","Sewells","Rd","None","M1B 3G5","Welcome to Malvern Recreation Centre! This centre offers a wide variety of programs for all ages. Our programs, amenities, youth advisory council and youth volunteers make Malvern Recreation Centre a great place to recreate.\n

\nThis is a free centre. This location has some youth-specific programming."], [601,703,481,"Northwood Community Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","Clubhouse Court and Arleta Avenue","None","Etobicoke York","15","None","Clubhouse","Crt","None","M3L 2L7","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor pool.

Northwood Community Centre is located in the Jane and Sheppard area and is a popular site for meetings, banquets and recreation programs. The Northwood grounds back onto Northwood Park.

\nThis centre has a dedicated enhanced youth space"], [602,704,704,"Maryvale Park","park","None","Trestleside Grove & Pharmacy Ave","None","Scarborough","5","None","Trestleside","Grv","None","None","A 3.3 hectare park near Pharmacy Road and Ellesmere Road that features three ball diamonds, three lighted outdoor tennis courts, a wading pool and a children's playground."], [603,705,552,"Trace Manes Park Community Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","None","None","North York","110","None","Rumsey","Rd.","None","M4G 1P2","Set in a spacious park in a quiet residential area, Trace Manes Park Community Centre is located near Laird Drive and Eglinton Avenue East. The grounds include a baseball diamond, wading pool, playing field, playground, and tennis courts The Leaside Public Library is also located next door. The community centre provides local programming for families and seniors including preschool, arts, dance, martial arts, and fitness programs. Rooms are suitable for small meetings and quiet activities or parties. Tennis activities are community-operated by the Leaside Tennis Club."], [604,706,706,"Manhattan Park","park","None","Manhattan Dr & Tweed Cres","None","Scarborough","90","None","Manhattan","Dr","None","None","A 2.2 hectare park near Warden Road and Ellesmere Avenue that features two ball diamonds, a multipurpose sports field and a children's playground."], [605,707,707,"McCowan Park","park","None","McCowan Road and Savarin Street","None","Scarborough","475","None","McCowan","Rd.","None","None","This sprawling 35-hectare park in the West Highland Creek ravine is located on Eglinton Avenue East and McCowan Road. Featured in this park are trails that explore the nature surrounding the creek."], [606,708,566,"Major Abbas Ali Park","park","None","McLevin Ave & Greenspire Rd","None","Scarborough","180","None","Mclevin","Ave","None","None","This 9 hectare park on Mclevin Avenue just east of Markham Road features two lit multipurpose sports fields and three tennis courts. There is also a large wooded area along the east side of the park. This park was formerly called \"McLevin Park\"."], [607,709,709,"Oakdale Park","park","None","Grandravine Drive and Jane Street","None","Etobicoke York","350","None","Grandravine","Dr","None","None","This 1.4-hectare park on Grandravine Drive just East of Jane Street features basketball courts and a children`s playground. The Oakdale Park Community Centre is located at the entrance to the park."], [608,710,710,"Megan Park","park","None","Kingston Rd & Asterfield Dr","None","Scarborough","4667","None","Kingston","Rd","None","None","A 3.0 hectare park near on Kingston Road near Militray Trail that features three outdoor bocce courts, a children's playground and open green space."], [609,711,711,"Old Orchard Park","park","None","Old Orchard Grove & Grey Rd","None","North York","465","None","Old Orchard","Grv","None","None","A small park near Avenue Road south of Wilson Avenue that features a children's playground."], [610,712,712,"Don Montgomery Community Recreation Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","Eglinton Avenue East and Midland Avenue","None","Scarborough","2467","None","Eglinton","Ave","E","M1K 2R1","This is a multipurpose facility that offers a variety of programs such as cultural, creative, sports, youth, preschool, and seniors programs. Don Montgomery Community Centre is centrally located beside Kennedy Subway Station and Kennedy GO Station for easy access.\n

\nThis is a free centre. This centre has a dedicated enhanced youth space called Da Block."], [611,713,713,"Westlake Park","park","None","Jasper Ave & Cliff St","None","Etobicoke York","86","None","Jasper","Ave","None","None","None"], [612,714,564,"Oriole Community Recreation Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","None","None","North York","2975","None","Don Mills","Rd.","W","M2J 3B7","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor pool.

Oriole Community Recreation Centre features a full-size gymnasium, four multi-purpose rooms, a preschool room, a teaching kitchen, a weight room and a dance studio. The centre is located at 2975 Don Mills Rd. W., just north of Fairview Mall.

\nThis is a free centre. This location has some youth-specific programming."], [613,715,476,"North Keelesdale Park","park","None","Black Creek Dr & Todd Baylis Blvd","None","Etobicoke York","415","None","Black Creek","Dr","None","None","This 7.8 hectare park on the west bank of the Black Creek can be found at the north east corner of Black Creek Drive and Eglinton Avenue West. This park features a lit ball diamond."], [614,716,716,"Magwood Park","park","None","Pasadena Gardens and St Marks Road","None","Toronto and East York","2","None","Pasadena","Gdns","None","None","This 8.7 hectare forested park lies on the east bank of the Humber River near Jane Street and Dundas Street West. It features a basketball court and a children's playground."], [615,718,718,"Parkway Forest Park","park","None","Parkway Forest Drive and Forest Manor Road","None","North York","80","None","Parkway Forest","Dr","None","None","A 5.2-hectare park near Don Mills Road and Sheppard Avenue East that features three lit outdoor tennis courts, a ball diamond, a multipurpose sports field, a basketball court and a ball hockey pad. There are two playgrounds in the park - one located at the north end and one located at the south end."], [616,719,719,"Parma Park","park","None","Parma Crt & Victoria Park Ave","None","Toronto and East York","99","None","Parma","Crt","None","None","This 1.7 hectare park near Victoria park and Eglinton Avenue East features a ball diamond, basketball court, a gazebo, a splash pad and a children's playground. Adjacent to the east side of the park is the O'Connor Community Centre."], [617,721,721,"Muirlands Park","park","None","Muirlands Dr & Shady Hollow Dr","None","Scarborough","40","None","Muirlands","Dr","None","None","A 4.4 hectare park near McCowan Road and McNicoll Avenue that features a ball diamond, a multipurpose sports field and a children's playground."], [618,722,722,"Pelmo Park Community Centre","crc","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","171","None","Pellatt","Ave","None","M9N 2P5","Pelmo Park Community Centre is home to several local older adult permit groups. The facility has two multipurpose rooms that can accommodate groups of 40 and 75 people respectively. The facility is not intended for larger functions or those involving alcohol. There is a large parking lot that can accommodate many vehicles. In addition the community centre offers recreational programs weeknights and a summer camp throughout July and August."], [619,723,722,"Pelmo Park","park","None","Langside Ave & Wall Ave","None","Etobicoke York","171","None","Pellatt","Ave","None","None","A 4.9 hectare park south of the Highway 401 and 400 interchange featuring a lit ball diamond, two ball hockey rinks, three tennis courts, a bocce court, a splash pad and a children's playground. The Pelmo Park Community Centre can be found at the park entrance accessible from Pellatt Avenue."], [620,724,724,"Murison Park","park","None","Murison Blvd & Curtis Cres","None","Scarborough","99","None","Murison","Blvd","None","None","A 4.2 hectare park near Sheppard Avenue East and Morningside Avenue that features a ball diamond, a multipurpose sports field, a children's playground and a forested area covering the east half of the park."], [621,725,725,"North Agincourt Park","park","None","Moran Rd & Todd Rd","None","Scarborough","61","None","Moran","Rd","None","None","A 1.6 hectare park on Brimley Road south of Finch Avenue East that features a multipurpose sports field and access to the East Highland Creek Trail along the north border of the park."], [622,726,726,"North Bendale Park","park","None","Erinlea Cres & Northleigh Dr","None","Scarborough","40","None","Erinlea","Cres","None","None","A 4.5 hectare park near Ellesmere Road and Bellamy Road North that features a ball diamond, three lit tennis courts and a children's playground. The park has a network of paths that connect to the neighbouring streets and an open green space."], [623,727,727,"North Bridlewood Park","park","None","Adencliff Rd & Kelvinway Dr","None","Scarborough","11","None","Adencliff","Rd","None","None","A 3 hectare park near Finch Avenue East and Pharmacy Avenue that features a ball diamond, children's playground and an open green space."], [624,729,729,"Pinto Park","park","None","Pinto Drive and Chipwood Crescent","None","North York","23","None","Pinto","Dr","None","None","In 2022, the playground was improved as part of the Playground Enhancement Program. It includes a junior play structure for ages two to five, a senior play structure for ages five to 12, climbing equipment and swings."], [625,731,731,"Oakridge Community Recreation Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","Pharmacy Avenue and Denton Avenue","None","Scarborough","63","None","Pharmacy","Ave","None","M1L 3E7","Oakridge Community Recreation Centre is a multipurpose recreation centre located in the Oakridge community with a wide variety of programming for all ages. \n

\nThis is a free centre. This location has some youth-specific programming."], [626,732,732,"Pleasantview Community Centre","crc","None","None","None","North York","545","None","Van Horne","Ave","None","M2J 4S8","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor pool.

Pleasantview Community Centre is a multipurpose facility in the Victoria Park Avenue and Finch Avenue East area. This facility offers programs for preschoolers, children, youth, adults and older adults. Rooms are available for groups to permit."], [627,733,733,"Prairie Drive Park","park","None","None","None","Scarborough","101","None","Pharmacy","Ave","None","None","This 1.3 hectare park features a children's playground, wading pool and a tennis court area surrounded by mature trees and open green space. It us home to the Prairie Drive Park Community Gardens, which are located to the north of the roadway that leads into the park."], [628,734,734,"Plunkett Park","park","None","Plunkett Road and Madonna Gardens","None","Etobicoke York","188","None","Plunkett","Rd","None","None","In 2021, the playground was improved as part of the Playground Enhancement Program."], [629,735,735,"Prince Charles Park","park","None","Prince Charles Dr & Manor Haven Rd","None","North York","36","None","Prince Charles","Dr","None","None","None"], [630,736,736,"Queen's Greenbelt","park","None","Queen's Dr & Gracefield Ave","None","Etobicoke York","600","None","Queen's","Dr","None","None","None"], [631,737,737,"Regents Park","park","None","Westbourne Ave & Bolster Ave","None","Scarborough","115","None","Westbourne","Ave","None","None","None"], [632,738,738,"Richmond Park","park","None","None","None","Scarborough","75","None","Richmond Park","Blvd","None","None","Wide open green space welcomes park visitors to toss a ball, catch a Frisbee or play an exciting game of tag. You will also find a baseball diamond, a soccer field and a children's playground. Richmond Park is found west of Middlefield Road. Beside this park is the Percy Williams Junior Public School. There is a path to follow into the park from Richmond Park Boulevard or Whitley Castle Crescent."], [633,739,739,"Bob Hunter Park","park","None","Generation Blvd & Meadowvale Rd","None","Scarborough","205","None","Generation","Blvd","None","None","A 17.7 hectare park near Meadowvale Road and Highway 401 that features a ball diamond, a sports field and a splash pad. The majority of this park is heavily forested."], [634,740,740,"Rippleton Park","park","None","Banbury Rd & Alderbrook Rd","None","North York","45","None","Banbury","Rd","None","None","None"], [635,741,741,"Sandown Park","park","None","Natal Ave & Park St","None","Scarborough","50","None","Natal","Ave","None","None","None"], [636,742,742,"Rockford Park","park","None","Rockford Road and Robingrove Road","None","North York","70","None","Rockford","Rd","None","None","None"], [637,743,743,"Scarborough Village Recreation Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","Kingston Road and Markham Road","None","Scarborough","3600","None","Kingston","Rd","None","M1M 1R9","A City of Toronto facility located in a neighbourhood offering a wide range of recreational programs and a variety of opportunities for everyone from preschool to older adults. This community centre is home to Theatre Scarborough, where you can enjoy live theatre such as musicals and plays.\n

\nThis is a free centre. This location has some youth-specific programming."], [638,744,744,"Roding Community Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","Roding Street and Nash Drive","None","North York","600","None","Roding","St","None","M3M 2A5","

Check the Drop-in Programs section for hours for the outdoor pool.

Roding Community Centre is located in the Keele Street and Wilson Avenue area. The centre is on the north side of Roding Park and is home to many community groups.

\n

This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

"], [639,745,744,"Roding Park","park","None","Roding St & Nash Dr","None","North York","600","None","Roding","St","None","None","An 8 hectare park near Wilson Avenue and Keele Street, this park features a ball diamond, two tennis courts, four bocce courts and a children's playground. Roding Community Centre can be found at the north end of the park."], [640,746,743,"Scarborough Village Park","park","None","Gatesview Ave & Scarborough Golf Club Rd","None","Scarborough","23","None","Gatesview","Ave","None","None","None"], [641,747,747,"Ruddington Park","park","None","Ruddington Drive and Wyvern Road","None","North York","75","None","Ruddington","Dr","None","None","In 2023, the playground at Ruddington Park was improved as part of the Playground Enhancement Program. It includes a swing set, a play structure for ages five to 12, a play structure for ages two to five and a teeter-totter. The park also has outdoor fitness equipment."], [642,748,748,"Seneca Hill Park","park","None","Seneca Hill Dr & Kingslake Rd","None","North York","620","None","Seneca Hill","Dr","None","None","This 2.2 hectare park has open grassland and many young trees. It features a playground, soccer field and tennis court area."], [643,749,749,"North Kipling Community Centre","crc","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","2","None","Rowntree","Rd","None","M9V 5C7","North Kipling Community Centre is a multipurpose facility which offers a variety of programs and services for all ages. Space can be booked for functions and meetings. \n

\nThis is a free centre. This centre has a dedicated enhanced youth space called the Hot Spot."], [644,750,750,"Elmbank Community Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","Rampart Road and Martin Grove Road","None","Etobicoke York","10","None","Rampart","Rd","None","M9V 4L9","

Elmbank Community Centre is a multipurpose facility. Programming focuses on youth, with the centre providing a sound studio and many other related programs in partnership with local agencies.

\n

This is a free centre.

\n

This centre has a dedicated enhanced youth space

\n

This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

"], [645,751,751,"Seneca Village Community Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","None","None","North York","1700","None","Finch","Ave","E","M2J 4X8","

The entrance to the Seneca Village Community Centre is around the side on the lower level of Seneca Towers at 1700 Finch Ave. E.

\n

This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

"], [646,752,752,"Sentinel Park","park","None","Sentinel Rd & Dundee Dr","None","Etobicoke York","295","None","Sentinel","Rd","None","None","A 7.7-hectare park near Finch Ave West and Sentinel Road featuring two lit ball diamonds and one unlit ball diamond, two tennis courts, a splash pad and a children's playground."], [647,754,584,"West Rouge Park","park","None","Rouge Hills Drive and West Point Avenue","None","Scarborough","270","None","Rouge Hills","Dr","None","None","A 3 hectare park near Lawrence Avenue East and Rouge Hills Drive featuring a multipurpose sports field, three lit tennis courts and a children's playground. Located at the park entrance is the West Rouge Community Centre. In 2021, the playground was improved as part of the Playground Enhancement Program."], [648,755,755,"Humberwood Community Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","Humberwood Boulevard and Pinecone Drive","None","Etobicoke York","850","None","Humberwood","Blvd","None","M9W 7A6","The Humberwood Community Centre houses a Catholic School, a Public School, Toronto Public library, a day nursery centre and the Recreational Community Centre. A variety of recreation programs and services are offered. The triple gym and the great hall make this a stunning venue for a special event permit."], [649,756,756,"Shoreham Park","park","None","Shoreham Crt & Shoreham Dr","None","Etobicoke York","2","None","Shoreham","Crt","None","None","None"], [650,757,757,"Silverview Park","park","None","Silverview Dr & Bowerbank Dr","None","North York","23","None","Silverview","Dr","None","None","None"], [651,758,758,"Silvio Colella Park","park","None","Laura Rd & Clair Rd","None","Etobicoke York","20","None","Laura","Rd","None","None","None"], [652,759,759,"Skymark Park","park","None","Don Mills Rd & Au Large Blvd","None","North York","3500","None","Don Mills","Rd","None","None","A 3.2 hectare park at Don Mills Road and Finch Avenue East featuring a multipurpose sports field and a children's playground."], [653,760,760,"Domenico DiLuca Community Recreation Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","None","None","Etobicoke York","25","None","Stanley","Rd","None","M3N 1C2","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor pool.

\nA facility located in the Jane Street and Sheppard Avenue West area, Domenico DiLuca Community Recreation Centre offers a variety of recreational programming for everyone from preschool to older adults to enjoy."], [654,761,760,"Stanley Park","park","None","Stanley Road and San Carmelo Way","None","Etobicoke York","27","None","Stanley","Rd.","None","None","None"], [655,762,762,"Strathburn Park","park","None","Strathburn Blvd & Sunset Trail","None","Etobicoke York","55","None","Strathburn","Blvd","None","None","None"], [656,763,763,"Sweeney Park","park","None","Sweeney Dr & Gretna Ave","None","North York","110","None","Sweeney","Dr","None","None","None"], [657,764,764,"Three Valleys Park","park","None","Three Valleys Dr & Kestell Lane","None","North York","82","None","Three Valleys","Dr","None","None","None"], [658,765,765,"Topcliff Park","park","None","Topcliff Avenue and Demaris Avenue","None","Etobicoke York","75","None","Topcliff","Ave","None","None","Topcliff Park is a small park that features a playground."], [659,766,766,"Tournament Park","park","None","Tournament Dr & Lower Links Rd","None","North York","40","None","Tournament","Dr","None","None","None"], [660,767,766,"Tournament Park Tennis Clubhouse","None","None","Tournament Dr & Lower Links Rd","None","North York","40","None","Tournament","Dr","None","None","None"], [661,768,768,"Halbert Park","park","None","None","None","Scarborough","24","None","Rockwood","Dr","None","None","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor pool.

A 2.1 hectare park near Kingston Road and McCowan Road that features a ball diamond, a multipurpose sports field, a spalsh pad, a children's playground and the Halbert Park Outdoor Pool.\n

\n\nH.A. Halbert Outdoor Pool is located within Halbert Park. A wading pool is located within walking distance of the pool. Our schedule features swimming lessons as well leisure swim and lane swim."], [662,769,769,"Upwood Greenbelt","park","None","Marshlynn Avenue and Blackstone Street","None","Etobicoke York","44","None","Marshlynn","Ave","None","None","In 2022, the playground was improved through the Playground Enhancement Programs. It includes swings, a play structure for ages two to five and for two to 12, a sensory play structure, spring and spinner toys and play panels."], [663,770,732,"Van Horne Park","park","None","Van Horne Avenue and Lucifer Drive","None","North York","561","None","Van Horne","Ave","None","None","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor rink (winter).

A 3.6 hectare park near Finch Avenue East and Victoria Park Avenue. Featuring a multipurpose sports field, an outdoor artificial ice rink, a splash pad and a children's playground. Located at the east end of the park is the Pleasantview Community Centre."], [664,771,771,"Victoria Village Recreation Centre and Arena","crc","Fully Accessible","None","None","North York","190","None","Bermondsey","Rd","None","None","This facility is open Monday to Sunday. Meeting rooms can be booked by contacting the facility. The Gymnasium can be booked by contacting the facility. The ice rink can be booked by contacting PF&R permit office 416-396-7378. For all other inquiries, please contact the centre.

\nVictoria Village Recreation Centre and Arena is located in the Victoria Village community south of the Eglinton and Bermondsey intersection. A variety of sports programs are available for various age groups.\n

\nThis location is a paid site.\n
"], [665,772,772,"Viewmount Park","park","None","Viewmount Ave & Shermount Ave","None","North York","169","None","Viewmount","Ave","None","None","None"], [666,773,773,"Wedgewood Park - Etobicoke","park","None","Swan Avenue and Martingrove Road","None","Etobicoke York","15","None","Swan","Ave","None","None","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor rink (winter).

A 1.2 hectare park near Martingrove Road and Burnhamthorpe Road featuring a tennis court and children's playground. Also located in the park is the Wedgewood Park Outdoor Ice Rink and the Wedgewood Outdoor Pool."], [667,774,774,"Wenderly Park","park","None","Wenderly Dr & Bolingbroke Rd","None","North York","89","None","Wenderly","Dr","None","None","None"], [668,775,775,"Wigmore Park","park","None","Wigmore Dr & Ardtrea Ave","None","North York","106","None","Wigmore","Dr","None","None","A 4.3 hectare park near Eglinton Avenue East and Victoria Park Avenue features a lit ball diamond and a children's playground. The south end of the park finds a tributary to the East Don River emerging and flowing west down the ravine into the Charles Sauriol Conservation Area."], [669,777,777,"Windfields Park","park","None","Bayview Ave & Country Lane","None","North York","2451","None","Bayview","Ave","None","None","Windfields Park is on the former site of E.P. Taylor's Windfields Farm, which he founded in 1937 and became one of the top thoroughbred racing stables in North America (its Northern Dancer won the 1964 Kentucky Derby). When the reclusive Taylor moved to the Bahamas in 1968 he sold off the farm to developers, and donated a 31 hectare park and his mansion to the city. \nStarting at York Mills travelling South along the Wilket Creek Trail from Irving Paisley Park, Winfields Park is the next park along the Wilket Creek trail."], [670,778,778,"York Mills Arena","crc","Partially Accessible","Bayview Avenue and York Mills Road","None","North York","2539","None","Bayview","Ave","None","None","None"], [671,779,778,"Irving Paisley Park","park","None","Bayview Ave & York Mills Rd","None","North York","2539","A","Bayview","Ave","None","None","A 3.8 hectare park at York Mills Road and Bayview Avenue that features a lit ball diamond and a children's playground. Wilket Creek Trail can be found along the eastern border of the park."], [672,780,709,"Oakdale Community Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","None","None","Etobicoke York","350","None","Grandravine","Dr","None","M3J 1B3","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor pool.

Oakdale Community Centre is located close to the intersection of Jane Street and Grandravine Community Centre. Oakdale Community Centre has a gym and meeting rooms, a kitchen, outdoor swimming pool, outdoor basketball pad and playground.\n

\nThis is a free centre. This location has some youth-specific programming."], [673,781,550,"Birchmount Stadium","stadium","Partially Accessible","Birchmount Rd & Hollis Ave","None","Scarborough","75","None","Birchmount","Rd","None","None","None"], [674,782,560,"Curran Hall Community Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","Orton Park Rd & Botany Hill Rd","None","Scarborough","277","None","Orton Park","Rd","None","M1G 3T4","Curran Hall Community Centre is one room, with a maximum of 80 persons. We also have a covered deck that is accessible from the hall."], [675,783,783,"Farquharson Park","park","None","Pitfield Rd & Terryhill Cres","None","Scarborough","250","None","Pitfield","Rd","None","None","A 2.6 hectare park near Brimley Road and Sheppard Avenue East featuring a ball diamond and a children's playground."], [676,784,784,"Galloway Park","park","None","Galloway Rd & Dunera Ave","None","Scarborough","90","None","Galloway","Rd","None","None","A wooded 2.9 hectare park near Kingston Road and Lawrence Avenue East featuring a children's playground."], [677,787,593,"Fountainhead Park Tennis Clubhouse","None","Partially Accessible","Sentinel Rd & Finch Ave W","None","Etobicoke York","445","None","Sentinel","Rd","None","None","None"], [678,788,2472,"L'Amoreaux Community Recreation Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","None","None","Scarborough","2000","None","Mcnicoll","Ave","None","M1V5E9","L'Amoreaux Community Recreation Centre is located on the corner of Kennedy Road and McNicoll Avenue. The centre is attached to the south side of the Mary Ward Catholic High School with which it shares a gym.

\nThis is a free centre. This location has some youth-specific programming."], [679,789,542,"Leaside Memorial Community Garden and Arena","None","Partially Accessible","Millwood Road and Southvale Drive","None","North York","1073","None","Millwood","Rd","None","None","Leaside Memorial Community Garden and Arena is one of eight arenas in Toronto that are operated by volunteer Arena Boards of Management (Arena Boards). The board-run arenas provide indoor ice sport facilities along with programing that could include hockey, figure skating and leisure skating. The Arena Board’s mandate includes:



\nFind out more about the Arena Board's governance information. View the City’s Budget for detailed budget information on Arena Boards’ service activities."], [680,791,791,"McDairmid Woods Park","park","None","Rubic Cres & Groveleaf Rd","None","Scarborough","51","None","Rubic","Cres","None","None","A 4.5 hectare park near Brimley Road and Highway 401 that features three lit outdoor tennis courts, two multipurpose sports fields and two children's playgrounds. Located at the west end of the park is a densely forested area in the centre of which is the second children's playground."], [681,792,730,"Neilson Park - Scarborough","park","None","Neilson Rd & Crow Trail","None","Scarborough","1555","None","Neilson","Rd","None","None","This 9.6 hectare park on Neilson Road just south of Finch Avenue East in Scarborough features three ball diamonds (two with lights), a gazebo and picnic area, a splash pad and a children's playground."], [682,793,793,"Ourland Community Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","Ourland Avenue and Merriday Street","None","Etobicoke York","18","None","Ourland","Ave","None","M8Z 4C9","Ourland Community Centre is located in the Islington Avenue and Evans Avenue area. Ourland Community Centre offers limited programming for children, youth, adults and older adults. The facility is available for permits throughout the year for groups wishing to do their own activities."], [683,794,794,"Scarden Park","park","None","Warden Avenue and Cloverleaf Gate","None","Scarborough","1649","None","Warden","Ave.","None","None","In 2024, the playground was updated as part of the Playground Enhancement Program."], [684,795,795,"The Elms Community School & Pool","crc","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","45","None","Golfdown","Dr.","None","M9W 2H8","Meeting rooms can be booked by contacting the facility. For more information, please contact the centre.

\nThe Elms Pool and Community School is located east of Islington Avenue, North of the 401. The school caters to a wide variety of cultural, socioeconomic and religious groups and offers a wide variety of programs for all ages.\n

\nThis is a free centre."], [685,797,797,"Norseman Community School and Pool","crc","Partially Accessible","Norseman Street and Lothian Avenue","None","Etobicoke York","105","None","Norseman","St","None","M8Z 2R1","A Community School located south of Bloor Street, one block east of Islington Avenue, on Norseman Avenue. We are a Community School that also has a pool on site. We offer a wide range of programs from sports, dance, and music, to fitness and preschool. Programs are available from preschool to older adults. The 25-metre Norseman Community Pool offers both recreational and learn-to-swim programs to all ages and abilities. Norseman Pool is also known for its daytime aqua fitness classes focusing on the older adult population. Norseman is also home to the Norseman Masters Aquatic Club as well as offering a popular recreational swim team program to children in the community."], [686,798,798,"Centennial Park - Etobicoke","park","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","256","None","Centennial Park","Rd","None","None","Centennial Park is located at the northwest corner of Toronto. It is home to Centennial Park Conservatory and the Centennial Park Pan Am BMX Centre. It also has a number of playgrounds, sport fields and other facilities. Centennial was opened in 1967 to celebrate Canada's 100th birthday. The land the park now occupies was once a dairy farm. A large portion of this farm was purchased by the City of Toronto to create the park."], [687,800,800,"Albion Arena","crc","Partially Accessible","Albion Road and Kipling Avenue","None","Etobicoke York","1501","None","Albion","Rd","None","M9V 1B2","None"], [688,801,801,"Pine Point Arena","crc","Partially Accessible","None","None","Etobicoke York","15","None","Grierson","Rd","None","M9W 3R2","This arena is located northeast of Islington Ave. and Highway 401 on Grierson Rd. This facility offers Learn to Skate Programs for all ages. We also offer both supervised skates including public skates and shinny hockey for various age groups."], [689,802,802,"Mimico Arena","crc","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","31","None","Drummond","St","None","None","This arena is located just off of Royal York Rd., north of Lakeshore Blvd. This facility offers a wide variety of instructional skate programs including Hockey Skills and Learn to Skate programs for all ages as well as supervised public skates."], [690,803,803,"Long Branch Arena","crc","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","75","None","Arcadian","Cir","None","M8W 2Z5","This arena is located south of Lakeshore Blvd. just east of 31st St. This facility offers a variety of Learn to Skate Programs for all ages. We also offer both supervised and unsupervised public skates."], [691,811,811,"Dixon Park","park","None","Dixon Rd & Chetta Pl","None","Etobicoke York","350","None","Dixon","Rd","None","None","A 2 hectare park on Dixon Road near Kipling Avenue featuring three basketball courts, a tennis court, sports pad and a children's playground."], [692,812,812,"Valleyfield Park","park","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","35","None","The Westway","None","None","None","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor rink (winter).

This community park is a popular spot for a game of Shinny Hockey on the Outdoor Artificial Ice Rink. There are benches for spectators and a building, usually open, for changing into your ice skates. A small parking lot is available for those who drive to the park. The park is west of Royal York Road on the south side of The Westway. In the summer, there is a tennis court for residents to use. The Humber Creek Trail runs along the east side of the park. The trail connects to Alex Marchetti Park on the north end and leading towards Douglas B. Ford Park at the south end."], [693,813,813,"Buttonwood Park","park","None","Mulham Place and Lemonwood Drive","None","Etobicoke York","30","None","Mulham","Pl","None","None","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor rink (winter).

A 4.3 hectare park near Royal York Road and Eglinton Avenue West featuring three lit outdoor tennis courts, a children's playground and a large open green space. During the winter there is an outdoor artificial ice rink."], [694,821,821,"Islington Seniors' Centre","crc","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","4968","None","Dundas","St","W","M9A 1B7","Islington Seniors' Centre is a non profit recreational centre offering a wide range of social, educational and support services to older adults in the community. Programs include a foot clinic, day trips, recreational activities, crafts and a lunchroom. The centre is open to individuals 55 years of age and older."], [695,822,822,"Fairfield Seniors' Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","Lothian Avenue and Leland Avenue","None","Etobicoke York","80","None","Lothian","Ave","None","M8Z 4K5","Fairfield Seniors' Centre offers a wide range of social, educational and support services to older adults in the community. Special events, older adult's clubs and weekly programs take place at is centre throughout the year."], [696,823,823,"Horner Avenue Seniors Centre","crc","Partially Accessible","Horner Avenue and Fima Crescent","None","Etobicoke York","320","None","Horner","Ave","None","M8W 2C2","Horner Ave Seniors Centre is a smaller friendly centre where you can make new friends or renew old acquaintances. Learn something new or enjoy a familiar activity, we have something for every interest. We offer great food and excellent entertainment at our special events. We look forward to seeing you at the Centre."], [697,824,824,"Central Arena","crc","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","50","None","Montgomery","Rd","None","M8X 1Z4","This arena is located just north of Bloor St. and east of Islington Ave. on a quiet residential street beside Memorial Health Club. This facility offers Learn to Skate Programs for all ages. We also offer both supervised and unsupervised public skates."], [698,826,826,"Beaumonde Heights Park","park","None","Waltham Dr & Harlow Cres","None","Etobicoke York","17","A","Waltham","Dr","None","None","A 5.1 hectare park near Albion Road and Islington Avenue that features a ball diamond, three outdoor tennis courts and a children's playground."], [699,827,803,"Birch Park","park","None","Arcadian Circle and Birchlea Avenue","None","Etobicoke York","75","None","Arcadian","Cir","None","None","This 2 hectare park in south Etobicoke is adjacent to the Long Branch Arena. The park has a lighted ball diamond, tennis courts, a children's play ground and a wading pool."], [700,828,828,"Cayuga Park","park","None","Cayuga Ave & Cripps Ave","None","Etobicoke York","120","None","Cayuga","Ave","None","None","A small park near Weston Road and Rogers Road featuring a children's playground."], [701,829,829,"Charles Brereton Park","park","None","Oakwood Ave & Earlsdale Ave","None","Toronto and East York","306","None","Oakwood","Ave","None","None","A small park on Oakwood Avenue near Rogers Road featuring a mature tree canopy."], [702,830,830,"Denison Park","park","None","Denison Rd W & Lippincott St W","None","Etobicoke York","108","None","Denison","Rd","W","None","A small park near Weston Road and Lawrence Avenue West featuring a children's playground."], [703,831,831,"Harwood Park","park","None","Leigh St & McCormack St","None","Etobicoke York","51","None","Leigh","St","None","None","A 1.2 hectare park near Weston Road and St. Clair Avenue West that features a ball diamond and a children's playground."], [704,832,832,"Henrietta Park","park","None","Henrietta Street and Blakley Avenue","None","Etobicoke York","1","A","Henrietta","St","None","None","This park features a playground that includes junior and senior play structures, swings, a teeter-totter, a large rope climber and a multi-user spinner."], [705,833,833,"Laughlin Park","park","None","Atlas Ave & Durham Ave","None","Toronto and East York","420","None","Atlas","Ave","None","None","A small park near Vaughan Road and Oakwood Avenue that features a children's playground."], [706,834,834,"Charles Caccia Park","park","None","Harvie Ave & Chudleigh Rd","None","Toronto and East York","348","None","Nairn","Ave","None","None","A small park near Dufferin Street and Eglinton Avenue West featuring a basketball court and a children's playground."], [707,835,835,"Trethewey Park East","park","None","Trethewey Dr & Black Creek Dr","None","Etobicoke York","121","None","Trethewey","Dr","None","None","None"], [708,836,836,"Walter Saunders Memorial Park","park","None","Hopewell Avenue and Times Road","None","North York","440","None","Hopewell","Ave","None","None","This park features an outdoor basketball court, children's playground and splash pad."], [709,837,837,"Tom Riley Park","park","None","Dundas Street West and Islington Avenue","None","Etobicoke York","4725","None","Dundas","St.","W","None","A 14.8 hectare park at Dundas Street West and Islington Avenue that follows Mimico Creek to Bloor Street West. The park features a lit ball diamond, a multipurpose sports field, six senior and five junior tennis courts, a children's playground that was improved in 2023 and an allotment garden. Located at the south-east end of the park is the Memorial Pool & Health Club and Central Arena."], [710,838,838,"Connorvale Park","park","None","Rimilton Ave & Valermo Dr","None","Etobicoke York","281","None","Rimilton","Ave","None","None","A 5 hectare park in South Etobicoke, Connorvale Park features a lit ball diamond, clubhouse and a children's playground. On May 24, 2017, City Council approved the naming of the clubhouse to the Steve \"Whitey\" Breitner Clubhouse in recognition of his achievements and contributions to amateur baseball in Etobicoke, Toronto and Ontario. More details (PDF)"], [711,839,772,"Viewmount Community Centre","crc","Partially Accessible","Viewmount Avenue and Shermount Avenue","None","North York","169","None","Viewmount","Ave","None","M6B 1T5","Welcome to Viewmount Community Centre. This community centre is city owned with a strong community base that offers preschool and tennis programs."], [712,840,840,"Eringate Park","park","None","Wellesworth Dr & Brancaster Crt","None","Etobicoke York","121","None","Wellesworth","Dr","None","None","This 3.8 hectare park is located in the Renforth Road and Eglinton Avenue West neighbourhood. The park features three ball diamonds and a children's playground. The park is also home to the Eringate Outdoor Pool."], [713,841,841,"Esther Lorrie Park","park","None","Westhumber Blvd & Amoro Dr","None","Etobicoke York","50","None","Westhumber","Blvd","None","None","This 3.5 hectare park on Westhumber Boulevard is located between Martingrove Road and Kipling Avenue. The park is situated on the south bank of the west branch of the Humber River and provides direct access to the West Humber Recreation Trail. The park features a multipurpose sports field and a ball diamond."], [714,842,842,"Etobicoke Valley Park","park","None","Horner Ave & Westhead Rd","None","Etobicoke York","615","None","Horner","Ave","None","None","This 19.6 hectare park runs along the east bank of the Etobicoke Creek from the QEW (The Queen Elizabeth Way) down to the CNR (Canadian National Railway) tracks. This park features four ball diamonds at the north end of the park, a children's playground near Horner Avenue and a trail that runs along the bank of the Etobicke Creek."], [715,843,843,"Gihon Spring Park","park","None","Gihon Spring Dr & Kidron Valley Dr","None","Etobicoke York","75","None","Gihon Spring","Dr","None","None","This 3.5 hectare park near Martingrove Road and Steeles Avenue West features a ball diamond, basketball court, two lit tennis courts and a children's playground. The Gihon Springs Outdoor Pool is located at the north end of the park."], [716,844,844,"Highfield Park","park","None","Stevenson Rd & Silverstone Dr","None","Etobicoke York","68","None","Stevenson","Rd","None","None","A 3.3 hectare park near Finch Avenue West and Albion Road that features two children's playgrounds, a splash pad and an open green space. A tributary to the Humber River flows along the western edge of the park."], [717,845,845,"Humbertown Park","park","None","Wimbleton Rd & Dundas St W","None","Etobicoke York","7","None","Wimbleton","Rd","None","None","A small park near Royal York Road and Dundas Street West that features a multipurpose sports field and a children's playground."], [718,847,818,"Lambton - Kingsway Park","park","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","37","None","Marquis","Ave","None","None","None"], [719,848,848,"La Rose Park","park","None","La Rose Ave & Arcade Dr","None","Etobicoke York","65","None","La Rose","Ave","None","None","A 1.9 hectare park near Eglinton Avenue West and Scarlett Road that features a multipurpose sports field and a children's playground."], [720,849,849,"Martingrove Gardens Park","park","None","Lavington Dr & Feller Rd","None","Etobicoke York","31","None","Lavington","Dr","None","None","A 3.7 hectare park near Martin Grove Road and Dixon Road that features two ball diamonds, three lit outdoor tennis courts and a children's playground."], [721,850,750,"Masseygrove Park","park","None","Kendleton Dr & Warrendale Crt","None","Etobicoke York","80","None","Kendleton","Dr","None","None","This 7.6 hectare park near Kipling Avenue and Albion Road features a multipurpose sports field, basketball court and a children's playground."], [722,851,851,"Len Braithwaite Park","park","None","Silverstone Dr & Midhurst Dr","None","Etobicoke York","490","None","Silverstone","Dr","None","None","This park is 2 hectares in size and features four playgrounds with multiple play structures and a soccer field. It lies in the heart of a diverse, multicultural community and is popular with students of the near-by Melody Village Junior School. Formerly known as \"Melody Park\", this park was renamed in 2012 to honour Leonard \"Len\" Braithwaite, Canada's first Black parliamentarian."], [723,853,852,"Millwood Park","park","None","Mill Rd & Bloor St W","None","Etobicoke York","4370","None","Bloor","St","W","None","This 4.2 hectare park on Bloor Street West near Mill Road in Etobicoke features two ball diamonds (one lit), three tennis courts, a gazebo and a children's playground."], [724,854,854,"Mimico Memorial Park","park","None","Hillside Ave & George St","None","Etobicoke York","75","None","Hillside","Ave","None","None","A 1.3 hectare park near Royal York Road and Lake Shore Boulevard West that features three lit outdoor tennis courts with a clubhouse, a ball diamond and a children's playground. The park is home to the Mimico Tennis Club."], [725,855,799,"Neilson Park - Etobicoke","park","None","Neilson Dr & Jeff Dr","None","Etobicoke York","56","None","Neilson","Dr","None","None","This 6.6 hectare park near Dundas Street West and Highway 427 features a ball diamond and children's playground. The park follows the Etobicoke Creek ravine north to Bloor Street with a trail that crosses the creek. The south east corner of the park is home to the Neilson Park Creative Centre."], [726,856,797,"Norseman Heights Park","park","None","Chartwell Rd & Badger Dr","None","Etobicoke York","100","None","Chartwell","Rd","None","None","A 1.6 hectare park near Islington Avenue and The Queensway that features two ball diamonds and a children's playground."], [727,857,793,"Ourland Park","park","None","Ourland Ave & Merriday St","None","Etobicoke York","18","None","Ourland","Ave","None","None","This 3.4 hectare park near Evans Avenue and Islington Avenue features a lit ball diamond, multipurpose sport field, two lit tennis courts, two bocce courts, a basketball court and a children`s playground. Located within the park is the Ourland Community Centre and the Ourland Outdoor Pool."], [728,858,820,"Park Lawn Park","park","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","330","None","Park Lawn","Rd","None","None","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor pool.

This 3.1 hectare park on Park Lawn Road north of Berry Road in Etobicoke features a lit ball diamond, a multipurpose sports field, four lit tennis courts and a children's playground. Located within the park is the Park Lawn Rink and the Park Lawn Outdoor Pool. For inquiries about Park Lawn Outdoor Pool, please call (416)394-8491."], [729,859,801,"Pine Point Park","park","None","Conan Rd & Allenby Ave","None","Etobicoke York","4","None","Conan","Rd","None","None","A sprawling 39 hectare park near Highway 401 and Islington Avenue that connects with the Humber River Recreational Trail. The park features six lit tennis courts, a mini soccer field, a multipurpose sports field and a children's playground. The parks wooded trails follow the banks of the Humber River and extend up to several surrounding neighbourhood streets. Additional amenities located in the park are the Pine Point Outdoor Pool and the Pine Point Arena."], [730,860,860,"Princess Margaret Park","park","None","Kipling Ave & Lesmar Dr","None","Etobicoke York","1297","None","Kipling","Ave","None","None","None"], [731,861,817,"Queensway Park","park","None","Avon Park Dr & Clive St","None","Etobicoke York","8","None","Avon Park","Dr","None","None","A 3.1 hectare park near Royal York Road and The Queensway that features two lit ball diamonds, lit tennis courts and a children's playground."], [732,862,862,"Rexdale Park","park","None","Drumheller Rd & Elmhurst Dr","None","Etobicoke York","6","None","Drumheller","Rd","None","None","None"], [733,863,863,"Rexlington Park","park","None","Bergamot Ave & Islington Ave","None","Etobicoke York","30","None","Bergamot","Ave","None","None","None"], [734,864,864,"Richview Park","park","None","Martin Grove Rd & Eglinton Ave W","None","Etobicoke York","555","None","Martin Grove","Rd","None","None","A 10.9 hectare park near Martin Grove Road and Eglinton Avenue West featuring a lit ball diamond, seven multipurpose sports fields and a children's playground."], [735,865,776,"Willowdale Park","park","None","Hollywood Ave & Gladys Allison Pl","None","North York","75","None","Hollywood","Ave","None","None","None"], [736,867,867,"Rotary Peace Park","park","None","Eleventh St & Lake Shore Dr","None","Etobicoke York","25","None","Eleventh","St","None","None","A 2.8 hectare park near Lake Shore Boulevard West and Islington Avenue featuring a lit ball diamond, two lit tennis courts, a splash pad, and a children's playground. A trail through the park ends at point over looking Lake Ontario. Located at the park is the Rotary Peace Park Outdoor Pool and the New Toronto Lawn Bowling Club."], [737,868,814,"Sir Adam Beck Junior School","school","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","544","None","Horner","Ave","None","M8W 2C2","None"], [738,869,869,"Smithfield Park","park","None","Mount Olive Dr & Dorward Dr","None","Etobicoke York","173","None","Mount Olive","Dr","None","None","A 4.5 hectare park on Martin Grove Road north of Albion Road featuring a lit ball diamond, a volleyball court, a skateboard area and a children's playground. A tributary to the Humber River flows along the south boundary of the park and is followed by trails in the park. Located in the park is the Smithfield Park Outdoor Pool."], [739,870,807,"Summerlea Park","park","None","Arcot Blvd & Albion Rd","None","Etobicoke York","2","None","Arcot","Blvd","None","None","A 23 hectare park Near Albion Road and Islington Avenue follows along the banks of the Humber River West branch as it joins the Humber River. In addition to the many trails and naturalized river valley, the park features a ball diamond, three multipurpose fields, a cricket pitch, two basketball courts, two tennis courts, a wading pool and a children's playground."], [740,871,809,"Sunnydale Acres Park","park","None","Amoro Dr & Waxham Rd","None","Etobicoke York","50","None","Amoro","Dr","None","None","A 3.4 hectare park near Westhumber Boulevard and Kipling Avenue featuring a lit ball diamond, four lit tennis courts, a wading pool and a children's playground."], [741,872,872,"Wellesworth Park","park","None","Dixfield Dr & Odessa Ave","None","Etobicoke York","55","None","Dixfield","Dr","None","None","None"], [742,873,815,"West Deane Park","park","None","Sedgebrook Crescent and West Deane Park Drive","None","Etobicoke York","19","None","Sedgebrook","Cres","None","None","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor rink (winter).

A 54.8 hectare park near Martin Grove Road and Rathburn Road follows the Mimico Creek ravine from Eglinton Avenue West south to Rathburn Road. Many paths connect to the surrounding neighbourhoods as the trail follows the Creek. The park features two ball diamonds including one with lights, four tennis courts, three children's playgrounds, allotment gardens and a picnic area. Also located in the park are the West Deane Outdoor Pool and the West Deane Artificial Ice Rink."], [743,874,804,"Westway Park","park","None","The Westway & Islington Ave","None","Etobicoke York","175","None","The Westway","None","None","None","None"], [744,875,875,"Jeff Healey Park","park","None","Delroy Dr & Moynes Ave","None","Etobicoke York","1","None","Delroy","Dr","None","None","A 5.6 hectare park near The Queensway and Park Lawn Road that features a ball diamond, two lit outdoor tennis courts and a children's playground. Mimico Creek flows along the northern and eastern borders of the park.

\n\nThis park was called Woodford Park until it was renamed for the famous musician in June 2011. Healey, who died in 2008 after a brilliant career as a jazz and blues-rock guitarist and vocalist, grew up near the park and, despite his blindness, knew the park well."], [745,876,806,"Westgrove Park","park","None","Redgrave Drive and Martin Grove Road","None","Etobicoke York","15","None","Redgrave","Dr","None","None","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor rink (winter).

A 4 hectare park at Martin Grove Road and Redgrave Drive featuring a multipurpose sports field, three lit tennis courts and a children's playground. Located at the north end of the park is the Westgrove Outdoor Pool."], [746,877,877,"Silver Creek Park","park","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","44","None","Strathdee","Dr.","None","None","A 3.9 hectare park near Islington Avenue and Eglinton Avenue West featuring a ball diamond, a multipurpose sports field, three tennis courts and a children's playground. There is a parking lot located at the south west corner of the park beside the Richmond Gardens Outdoor Pool. The park was improved in 2023."], [747,878,805,"Royal Crest Park","park","None","Cabernet Circle and Cassis Drive","None","Etobicoke York","50","None","Cabernet","Cir","None","None","This park features a playground and tennis courts."], [748,879,879,"Broadacres Park","park","None","Wareside Rd & Ulverston Rd","None","Etobicoke York","35","None","Crendon","Dr","None","None","A 5.7 hectare park near Burnhamthorpe Road and The West Mall featuring a ball diamond, a children's playground and a large open green space."], [749,880,880,"Elm Park - York","park","None","Elm St & Church St","None","Etobicoke York","54","None","Elm","St","None","None","None"], [750,882,704,"Maryvale Public School","None","None","Pharmacy Ave & Dewey Dr","None","Scarborough","1325","None","Pharmacy","Ave","None","None","None"], [751,883,883,"Port Union Community Recreation Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","None","None","Scarborough","5450","None","Lawrence","Ave","E","M1C 3B2","Port Union Community Recreation Centre offers a wide range of activities for all ages. It has a library, a skateboard park, a gymnatorium/hall and an older adult lounge."], [752,884,884,"Kay Gardner Beltline Park","park","None","Mount Pleasant Rd & Merton St","None","Toronto and East York","378","None","Mount Pleasant","Rd","None","None","The Kay Gardner Beltline Park and Trail are a unique part of Toronto's parks and ravines. The trail follows an old railway line from Allen Road south of Elm Ridge Drive west to Mount Pleasant Cemetery. It is a great way to see the city along old ravines and through hidden green spaces. The Park is part of the Central Ravines, Beltline and Gardens Discovery Walk."], [753,885,885,"Riverlea Greenhouse","None","Partially Accessible","Scarlett Rd & Riverlea Dr","None","Etobicoke York","919","None","Scarlett","Rd","None","None","None"], [754,886,815,"West Deane Allotments","Other","None","Martin Grove Rd & Agatha Rd","None","Etobicoke York","410","None","Martin Grove","Road","None","None","None"], [755,891,824,"Memorial Pool and Health Club","crc","Fully Accessible","Montgomery Road and Lynngrove Avenue","None","Etobicoke York","44","None","Montgomery","Rd","None","M8X 1Z4","Meeting rooms can be booked by contacting the facility. For more information, please contact the centre.

\nMemorial Pool and Health Club offers a variety of aquatic programming for persons of all ages and abilities. A family/universal change room is available at this location."], [756,892,892,"Etobicoke Olympium","crc","Fully Accessible","None","None","Etobicoke York","590","None","Rathburn","Rd","None","M9C 3T3","Meeting rooms can be booked by contacting the facility. For more information, please contact the centre.

\nThe Etobicoke Olympium is a multi-use facility that focuses on meeting the recreation needs of the community and developing amateur competitive sports. The centre has the ability to host national and international events in a range of sports and is home to many sports clubs.

\n\n\nAs a 2015 Pan Am/Parapan Am Games aquatics training venue for swimming, water polo, synchronized swimming and diving, the Etobicoke Olympium was renovated. Improvements included a new competition pool and upgraded dive tower; improved mechanical, electrical and filtration systems; improved lighting in selected areas; improved audio systems and shower facilities; new bleachers and redesigned lobby and administrative areas."], [757,893,893,"Albion Pool and Health Club","crc","Fully Accessible","Albion Road and Kipling Avenue","None","Etobicoke York","1485","None","Albion","Rd","None","M9V 1B2","The Albion Pool Health Club is equipped with cardio machines, weight machines and free weights. Other amenities include meeting rooms, change rooms and a pool spectator gallery."], [758,896,896,"Gus Ryder Pool and Health Club","crc","Fully Accessible","Faustina Drive and Twenty Second Street","None","Etobicoke York","1","None","Faustina","Dr","None","M8V 3L9","Meeting rooms can be booked by contacting the facility. For more information, please contact the centre.

\nThe weight room has a range of free weights and multipurpose strength machines. Body bars and stability balls are available for individual and class use. Cardio machines are also available.

\nThe 25-yard pool is a warm water pool with a chair lift and stairs. A family/universal change room is available at this location."], [759,897,814,"Alderwood Pool","crc","Fully Accessible","Orianna Drive and Horner Avenue","None","Etobicoke York","2","None","Orianna","Dr","None","M8W 4Y1","Meeting rooms can be booked by contacting the facility. For more information, please contact the centre."], [760,901,840,"Eringate Park Outdoor Pool","None","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","121","None","Wellesworth","Dr","None","None","Welcome to Eringate pool! This Outdoor Pool is located in a quiet neighbourhood, in a park setting. We offer a wide variety of aquatic programming including learn to swim, leisure, family and length swimming opportunities to persons of all ages and abilities. Eringate Pool is also home to a very popular children's recreational swim team and water polo program. We strive to meet the needs of the community and make every visit enjoyable for the whole family."], [761,906,906,"Amos Waites Park Outdoor Pool","None","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","2441","None","Lake Shore","Blvd","W","None","None"], [762,910,479,"Lambton Woods","park","None","Royal York Rd & Edgehill Rd","None","Etobicoke York","1193","None","Royal York","Rd","None","None","Special Features
\nWILDLIFE - Listed as a top spot to see birds in the City's Birds of Toronto Biodiversity Series booklet."], [763,912,798,"Rob Ford Stadium","stadium","None","Centennial Park Road and Rathburn Rd","None","Etobicoke York","56","None","Centennial Park","Rd","None","None","Formerly the Centennial Park Stadium, this facility was renamed to Rob Ford Stadium in 2024. Rob Ford was Toronto's mayor from 2010 to 2014."], [764,913,798,"Centennial Park Arena - Etobicoke","crc","Partially Accessible","None","None","Etobicoke York","156","None","Centennial Park","Rd","None","M9C 5N3","This double-padded arena is located in Centennial Park in Etobicoke."], [765,915,915,"Glen Park","park","None","Eastglen Cres & Northglen Ave","None","Etobicoke York","44","A","Eastglen","Cres","None","None","A park near Burnhamthorpe Road and Martin Grove Road that features two outdoor tennis courts, two gazebos, a wading pool and a children's playground."], [766,918,918,"Don Valley Golf Course","park","None","Yonge St & William Carson Cres","None","North York","4200","None","Yonge","St","None","None","Don Valley features lush vegetation and a rolling landscape. Its offers a traditional variety of holes and has a legendary reputation for its exciting natural setting. Hallelujah Corner includes the signature Par 5 12th hole followed by an outstanding par 3 challenge. Get more information on Don Valley Golf Course, including green fees, lesson details, and more.

\nCity of Toronto Golf Courses are open every day from mid-April to mid-November."], [767,920,920,"Manchester Park","park","None","Manchester St & Blue Goose St","None","Etobicoke York","75","None","Manchester","St","None","None","A 2.3 hectare park near Royal York Road and Lake Shore Boulevard West that features three lit outdoor tennis courts and a children's playground."], [768,921,921,"Long Branch Park","park","None","Lake Promenade and Long Branch Avenue","None","Etobicoke York","245","None","Lake Promenade","None","None","None","A 1.4-hectare park near Brown's Line and Lake Shore Boulevard West on the shore of Lake Ontario that features a gazebo and a children's playground."], [769,922,922,"Lora Hill Park","park","None","Fernalroy Blvd & Leamington Ave","None","Etobicoke York","36","None","Fernalroy","Blvd","None","None","None"], [770,923,923,"Albion Gardens Park","park","None","Deanlea Crt & Ladywood Dr","None","Etobicoke York","41","None","Deanlea","Crt","None","None","A 5.8 hectare park on the Humber River East Branch (known as East Humber River) near Finch Avenue West and Islington Avenue. The park features three lit tennis courts, a children's playground and trails that connect to the West Humber Parkland."], [771,924,819,"Prince of Wales Park","park","None","Third St & Lake Shore Dr","None","Toronto and East York","1","None","Third","St","None","None","None"], [772,925,530,"Severn Creek Park","park","None","Cluny Dr & Rosedale Rd","None","Toronto and East York","8","R","Cluny","Dr","None","None","None"], [773,927,567,"North York Civic Centre","crc","None","None","None","North York","5100","None","Yonge","St","None","M2N 5V7","The North York Civic Centre is a Recreation Customer Service location. The public can also book space for non-profit and charitable groups."], [774,932,932,"Whitlam Warehouse","Other","None","Whitlam Ave & Twenty Second St","None","Etobicoke York","25","None","Whitlam","Ave","None","None","None"], [775,934,552,"Trace Manes Park","park","None","Rumsey Road and Heath Road","None","North York","110","None","Rumsey","Rd","None","None","Trace Manes wading pool is a great spot for a family friendly day. In addition to the spacious wading pool, Trace Manes has a baseball diamond, tennis courts, a playground, and a Toronto Public Library. For travelling purposes, parking is available on Rumsey Road or on the side streets."], [776,935,935,"Cloverdale Park","park","None","Shaver Ave S & Kebral Ave","None","Etobicoke York","85","None","Shaver","Ave","S","None","This 1.7 hectare park near Dundas Street West and The East Mall features three lit outdoor tennis courts, a children's playground and open green space."], [777,936,936,"Indian Line Park","park","None","Humberwood Blvd & Morningstar Dr","None","Etobicoke York","655","None","Humberwood","Blvd","None","None","A 2.4 hectare park near Rexdale Boulevard and Highway 427 that features two lit outdoor tennis courts, three basketball courts, a children's playground and an open green space."], [778,937,564,"Oriole Park - North York","park","None","Don Mills Rd W & Esterbrooke Ave","None","North York","2955","None","Don Mills","Rd","None","None","This 2.6 hectare park on Don Mills Road north of Sheppard Avenue West features a lit ball diamond, four tennis courts, a splash pad and a children`s playground."], [779,939,906,"Amos Waites Park","park","None","Lake Shore Blvd W & Mimico Ave","None","Etobicoke York","2441","None","Lake Shore","Blvd","W","None","A 1.4 hectare park on Lake Shore Boulevard at Mimco Avenue in Etobicoke featuring two children's playgrounds and the Amos Waites Outdoor Pool. The park also fronts onto Lake Ontario with a series of boardwalks, paths and beaches."], [780,940,940,"Cronin Park","park","None","Burnhamthorpe Road and Meadowbank Road","None","Etobicoke York","34","None","Lorene","Dr","None","None","A small park near The East Mall featuring a children's playground."], [781,941,499,"Cummer Park","park","None","Cummer Avenue and Mallaby Road","None","North York","823","None","Cummer","Ave","None","None","A 4 hectare park at Cummer Avenue and Leslie Street. This park features a lit ball diamond, a multipurpose sports field, tennis courts, basketball courts, a skateboard park and a children's playground. The park is adjacent to the Cummer Park Community Centre. In 2021, the playground was improved as part of the Playground Enhancement Program and features junior playground equipment for children aged 18 months to five years and senior playground equipment for children aged five and up. There are gathering areas and accessible benches."], [782,942,942,"Bramber Woods Park","park","None","Bramber Rd & Deep Dene Dr","None","Scarborough","15","None","Bramber","Rd","None","None","A 2.2 hectare tree lined park near Meadowvale Road and Kingston Road featuring gravel walking paths, a children's playground and an open green space area."], [783,943,943,"Bloordale Park North","park","None","Toledo Rd & Renforth Dr","None","Etobicoke York","20","None","Toledo","Rd","None","None","This 10.4 hectare park follows the Elmcrest Creek from Burnamthorpe Road south to Bloor Street East in western Etobicoke. In addition to the many walking paths, the park features two outdoor tennis courts and a children's playground."], [784,944,885,"Riverlea Park","park","None","Scarlett Rd & Riverlea Dr","None","Etobicoke York","919","None","Scarlett","Rd","None","None","None"], [785,945,945,"Albert Standing Park","park","None","Bogert Ave & Frizzell Rd","None","North York","50","None","Bogert","Ave","None","None","A park on Sheppard Avenue West near Yonge Street that features a decorative water fountain, arbour and sitting area."], [786,946,946,"Coronation Park - Etobicoke","park","None","Judson St & Royal York Rd","None","Etobicoke York","10","None","Judson","St","None","None","This small park on the corner of Royal York Road and Evans in Etobicoke features a children's playground and a lawn bowling green with club house."], [787,947,947,"St. Lucie Park","park","None","Weston Road and Imogene Avenue","None","Etobicoke York","3300","None","Weston","Rd.","None","None","In 2023, the park's playground was upgraded as part of the Playground Enhancement Program."], [788,948,948,"East Mall Park","park","None","The East Mall & Valhalla Inn Rd","None","Etobicoke York","355","None","The East Mall","None","None","None","This 3.3 hectare park features three outdoor tennis courts, a children's playground and open green space."], [789,951,951,"Princess Anne Park","park","None","Prince George Dr & Palace Arch Dr","None","Etobicoke York","25","A","Princess Margaret","Blvd","None","None","None"], [790,953,807,"West Humber Parkland","park","None","Albion Rd & Irwin Rd","None","Etobicoke York","451","None","Albion","Rd","None","None","West Humber Parkland is located in the east end of Rexdale near the Highway 401 and 400 interchange. It is the gateway to the extensive Humber Recreational Trail system travelling both east and west along the Humber River and its tributaries. West Humber has two playgrounds, five soccer fields, and open space for picnics. It's trails are an excellent place to view wildlife and spot waterfowl. Across the street is Summerlea Park with a baseball diamond, wading pool, cricket pitch, more sports fields, playgrounds and an outdoor skating rink."], [791,954,543,"Scarborough Museum","None","None","Brimley Road and Britwell Avenue","None","Scarborough","1007","None","Brimley","Rd","None","None","Scarborough Museum is set along the walking trails of beautiful Thomson Memorial Park, once the farm fields of Scarborough’s first settlers and now a popular heritage community. The museum shows the history and development of Scarborough from its founding and early settlement to its growth and emergence as a major suburb in the 20th century. The site and its gardens are situated on property first granted to David and Mary Thomson, who settled in Scarborough in the late 1790s. In addition to camps, the museum offers ongoing events and exhibits, school trips and rentals."], [792,956,567,"Mel Lastman Square","park","None","None","None","North York","5100","None","Yonge","St","None","None","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor rink (winter).

Mel Lastman Square is a beautiful park featuring 20,000 square feet of open space, a garden court, an outdoor amphitheatre, fountains and a reflecting pool. Special events that showcase music, art, dancing, theatre, food, and sports are planned by our city's various cultural groups for every season. The Square has various levels and areas that are suitable for an assortment of activities, such as cultural festivals, concerts, fund raisers, awareness campaigns, children's activities, art displays and more. For special events, call the Mel Lastman Square at 416-338-3343. In the winter months, the pond is frozen to become an outdoor ice rink."], [793,957,957,"Mossgrove Park","park","None","Mossgrove Trail and Riderwood Drive","None","North York","57","None","Mossgrove","Trl","None","None","A three- hectare park on York Mills Road near Leslie Street that features a ball diamond, a children's playground and an open green space."], [794,958,958,"Bill Hancox Park","park","None","Lawrence Avenue East and Bridgeport Drive","None","Scarborough","101","None","Bridgeport","Dr.","E","None","A three-hectare park near Port Union Road and Lawrence Avenue East that features many walking paths, one adult soccer field, two junior/mini soccer fields and a children's playground. In 2023, the playground was updated as part of the Playground Enhancement Program. It features an accessible swing, climbing equipment and a slide."], [795,959,959,"Kingsview Park","park","None","Kingsview Blvd & Windsor Rd","None","Etobicoke York","46","None","Kingsview","Blvd","None","None","A 1.6 hectare park near Islington Avenue and Dixon Road that features two outdoor tennis courts, two lit bocce courts, a splash pad and a children's playground."], [796,960,960,"Wincott Park","park","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","86","None","Northcrest","Rd","None","None","Wincott Park is divided in half by Poynter Drive. This park is located in the middle of the neighbourhood near Westway Junior School. North of Poynter Drive there is a newly refurbished children's playground and two lit outdoor bocce courts. At the south end of the park there is a swing set, a pair of slides and a climbing structure. There are open green areas along the path as with naturalized areas for wildlife throughout the park.

The Humber Creek Trail is a paved path that runs through the park from Moline Drive in the south to Dixon Road in the north. Near the north end of the park the trail passes by a pond with a small seating area on the south shore."], [797,961,591,"Rosebank Park","park","None","Progress Avenue and Rosebank Drive","None","Scarborough","1051","None","Progress","Ave.","None","None","In 2024, the playground was updated as part of the Playground Enhancement Program."], [798,962,962,"Livingstone Park","park","None","Woodville Ave & Broadview Ave","None","Toronto and East York","21","None","Woodville","Ave","None","None","None"], [799,963,898,"Flagstaff Park","park","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","42","None","Mercury","Rd","None","None","This 3.6 hectare park near Martin Grove Road and Rexdale Boulevard features a large area for recreation activities, three lit tennis courts, a children's playground and the Flagstaff Outdoor Pool."], [800,964,964,"Scarlett Heights Park","park","None","Fontenay Crt & Scarlett Rd","None","Etobicoke York","24","None","Fontenay","Crt","None","None","None"], [801,965,583,"Angela James Arena - Tennis Court Area","tennis","None","None","None","North York","165","None","Grenoble","Dr","None","M3C 1E3","None"], [802,966,966,"Alexander Park","park","None","Alexander St & Victoria St","None","Etobicoke York","33","None","Alexander","St","None","None","A park near Lake Shore Boulevard West and Park Lawn Road that features a children's playground."], [803,967,967,"Delma Park","park","None","Delma Drive and Eltham Drive","None","Etobicoke York","38","None","Delma","Dr.","None","None","A small park featuring a children's playground and an open green space. The playground was updated in 2024 as part of the Playground Enhancement Program."], [804,968,968,"Yorkwoods Park","park","None","Yorkwoods Gt & Driftwood Ave","None","Etobicoke York","20","None","Yorkwoods","Gt","None","None","None"], [805,970,970,"Zion Historical Cemetery","None","None","Finch Ave E & Skymark Dr","None","North York","1650","None","Finch","Ave","E","None","None"], [806,971,971,"Greystone Park","park","None","Danforth Road and Greystone Walk Drive","None","Scarborough","845","None","Danforth","Rd","None","None","A one-hectare park on Danforth Road near Midland Avenue that features a basketball court, a splash pad and a children's playground. In 2021, the playground was improved as part of the Playground Enhancement Program. Updates include a play structure for ages eighteen months to five years, a play structure for ages five and up, a swingset with two belt swings, two toddler swings and one accessible swing and additional seating."], [807,972,972,"Sanwood Park","park","None","Sanwood Blvd & Burnt Bark Dr","None","Scarborough","20","None","Sanwood","Blvd","None","None","None"], [808,973,973,"Garland Park","park","None","John Garland Blvd & Collingdale Rd","None","Etobicoke York","65","None","John Garland","Blvd","None","None","A small park near Kipling Avenue and Albion Road featuring an open green space that provides access to the West Humber Parkland and trails."], [809,974,974,"Donnybrook Park","park","None","Loyalist Rd & Donnybrook Lane","None","Etobicoke York","43","None","Loyalist","Rd","None","None","A small park near Islington Avenue and Dundas Street West featuring a children's playground."], [810,975,975,"Lloyd Manor Park","park","None","Lloyd Manor Rd & Winterton Dr","None","Etobicoke York","147","None","Lloyd Manor","Rd","None","None","A 1.7 hectare park near Kipling Avenue and Eglinton Avenue West that features a children's playground and a large open green space."], [811,976,976,"Carsbrooke Park","park","None","Renforth Dr & Renova Dr","None","Etobicoke York","415","None","Renforth","Dr","None","None","A small park on Renforth Drive south of Rathburn Road featuring two gazebos and a children's playground."], [812,977,977,"Lakeshore Village Park","park","None","Garnett Janes Rd & Thirteenth St","None","Etobicoke York","45","None","Garnett Janes","Rd","None","None","A 1.1 hectare park near Islington Avenue and Lake Shore Boulevard West that features a lit basketball court, a gazebo, a splash pad and a children's playground."], [813,978,978,"Madelaine Park","park","None","Madelaine Ave & Denton Ave","None","Scarborough","20","None","Madelaine","Ave","None","None","None"], [814,979,979,"Ravenscrest Park","park","None","Martin Grove Rd & Savalon Crt","None","Etobicoke York","305","None","Martin Grove","Rd","None","None","None"], [815,980,980,"Charles Sauriol Conservation Area","park","None","Lawrence Ave E & Old Lawrence Ave","None","North York","1191","None","Lawrence","Ave","E","None","Charles Sauriol was born in Toronto in 1904 and became a passionate conservationist. He worked hard to preserve the natural state of the Don River and co-founded the Don River Conservation Association in 1946. The Charles Sauriol Conservation Area can be found southeast of Lawrence Ave. and the Don Valley Parkway. It is part of the extensive East Don River Trail system on the east side of the Don Valley Parkway and the Don River. The extensive trail system takes you through a forested area where you can spot an array of wildlife and plant species. To the north end of the Conservation Area you will find the Rainbow Bridge easily spotted when heading north on the Don Valley Parkway. Take a stroll through the Charles Sauriol Conservation Area and enjoy this beautiful urban forest."], [816,981,981,"Belmar Park","park","None","Monclova Rd & Troutbrooke Dr","None","North York","70","None","Monclova","Rd","None","None","None"], [817,982,982,"Ranee Park","park","None","Ranee Ave & Highland Hill","None","North York","326","None","Ranee","Ave","None","None","None"], [818,983,983,"Yorkdale Park","park","None","Ranee Ave & Flemington Rd","None","North York","256","None","Ranee","Ave","None","None","None"], [819,984,984,"Stafford Park","park","None","Stafford Rd & Hounslow Ave","None","North York","100","None","Stafford","Rd","None","None","A 1.7 hectare park near Bathurst Street and Finch Avenue West with pathways that lead to a children's playground and open green space."], [820,985,985,"Franklin Park","park","None","Franklin Ave & Bassano Rd","None","North York","138","None","Franklin","Ave","None","None","None"], [821,986,986,"Vimy Ridge Parkette","park","None","Lake Shore Blvd W & Queens Ave","None","Etobicoke York","2546","None","Lake Shore","Blvd","W","None","None"], [822,987,987,"Rosethorn Park","park","None","Remington Dr & Great Oak Dr","None","Etobicoke York","26","None","Remington","Dr","None","None","None"], [823,988,988,"Colony Park","park","None","Martin Grove Rd & Lexington Ave","None","Etobicoke York","2100","None","Martin Grove","Rd","None","None","A 2.5 hectare park straddling a tributary to the Humber River at Martin Grove Road near Albion Road. The park features open green space and a children`s playground."], [824,990,990,"Haimer Park","park","None","Haimer Ave & Giles Crt","None","Etobicoke York","46","None","Haimer","Ave","None","None","A small park near Kipling Avenue and Steeles Avenue West that features a children's playground."], [825,991,991,"Humber Gate Park","park","None","Turnvale Rd & Lynmont Rd","None","Etobicoke York","47","None","Turnvale","Rd","None","None","A small park near Finch Avenue West and Martin Grove Road that has a path leading down to the West Humber Parkland in the Humber River Valley. The path connects with the West Humber trail."], [826,992,992,"Humberview Park","park","None","Panorama Crt & Kipling Ave","None","Etobicoke York","30","None","Panorama","Crt","None","None","A 1.4 hectare park near Kipling Avenue and Finch Avenue West that features a children's playground and an open green space."], [827,993,993,"Kay Park","park","None","Cathy Jean Cres & Franca Cres","None","Etobicoke York","32","None","Cathy Jean","Cres","None","None","A small park near Kipling Avenue and Steeles Avenue West that features a children's playground."], [828,994,994,"Mary Harker Park","park","None","Four Leaf Dr & Lynmont Rd","None","Etobicoke York","10","None","Four Leaf","Dr","None","None","Previously known as Lynmont Park, this 1.3 hectare park near Martin Grove Road and Finch Avenue West features a children's playground and an open green space. The park was renamed Mary Harker Park on June 13, 2017, honouring her nearly 60 years of volunteerism for the benefit of the Rexdale community. Read more about the Mary Harker park renaming."], [829,995,995,"Tamarisk Park","park","None","Kiskadee Dr & Kittiwake Ave","None","Etobicoke York","47","None","Kiskadee","Dr","None","None","None"], [830,996,996,"Windwood Park","park","None","Windwood Dr & Glen Hollow Ave","None","Etobicoke York","38","None","Windwood","Dr","None","None","None"], [831,997,997,"Silverstone Park","park","None","Silverstone Dr & Beaconhill Rd","None","Etobicoke York","160","None","Silverstone","Dr","None","None","None"], [832,998,998,"North Humber Park","park","None","Kipling Ave & Kidron Valley Dr","None","Etobicoke York","2851","None","Kipling","Ave","None","None","A 1.7 hectare park on Kipling Avenue south of Steeles Avenue West that features a ball diamond, a splash pad and a children's playground. A path leading to the east border of the park connects to the east branch of the Humber River and the Humber River Recreational Trail."], [833,999,999,"Plowshare Park","park","None","Plowshare Cres & Shockley Dr","None","Etobicoke York","10","None","Plowshare","Cres","None","None","None"], [834,1000,749,"North Kipling Park","park","None","Kipling Ave & Rowntree Rd","None","Etobicoke York","2729","None","Kipling","Ave","None","None","This 3.9 hectare park on Kipling Ave south of Steeles Avenue West in Etobicoke features basketball courts and a children`s playground. Located on the east side of the park is the North Kipling Community Centre."], [835,1001,1001,"Panorama Park","park","None","Farr Ave & Kipling Ave","None","Etobicoke York","31","None","Panorama","Crt","None","None","A 3.2 hectare forested park near Kipling Avenue south of Finch Avenue West that features a community garden."], [836,1002,652,"Habitant Park","park","None","Weston Rd & Habitant Dr","None","Etobicoke York","3383","None","Weston","Rd","None","None","This 2.7 hectare park on Weston Road south of Finch Avenue West features walking trails connecting to the surrounding neighbourhood and Emery Collegiate. Two Bocce courts can be found immediately beside Habitant Arena located at the main entrance to the park."], [837,1003,1003,"Acacia Park","park","None","Lilac Avenue and Griffith Street","None","Etobicoke York","68","None","Lilac","Ave","None","None","A park near Albion and Weston Road that features a children's playground. In 2020, the playground was improved as part of the Playground Enhancement Program."], [838,1004,1004,"Louise Russo Park","park","None","Flindon Road and Flaxman Road","None","Etobicoke York","42","None","Flindon","Rd.","None","None","A 3.4-hectare park along the east bank of the Humber River near Weston and Albion Roads that features a children's playground and an open green space. The City of Toronto has recognized the accomplishments of Louise Russo and her selflessness in founding the nonprofit organization W.A.V.E. (Walk Against Violence Everywhere) following a shooting in a local sandwich shop that left her paralyzed from the waist down."], [839,1005,1005,"Duncanwoods Greenbelt","park","None","Finch Ave W & Rumike Rd","None","Etobicoke York","2470","None","Finch","Ave","W","None","None"], [840,1006,1006,"Primula Parkette","park","None","Primula Crescent and Husband Drive","None","Etobicoke York","86","None","Primula","Cres.","None","None","In 2023, the playground was improved through the Playground Enhancement Program."], [841,1007,887,"Fairhaven Park","park","None","Fairhaven Dr & McArthur St","None","Etobicoke York","100","None","Golfwood","Hts","None","None","A 3.2 hectare park near Islington Avenue and Dixon Road with lots of space for leisurely recreation featuring a wading pool, children's playground, a basketball court and the Fairhaven Park Outdoor Pool."], [842,1008,1008,"Willowridge Park","park","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","10","None","Earldown","Dr","None","None","This neighbourhood park is tucked into a corner beside an apartment building near Eglinton Avenue West and Martin Grove Road. It is a great walk-to location that has a children's play structure and a set of swings. There is open green space to throw a ball or play game of tag with family or friends."], [843,1009,1009,"Chestnut Hills Park","park","None","Islington Ave & Fairway Rd","None","Etobicoke York","1391","None","Islington","Ave","None","None","A small park near Islington Avenue and Dundas Street West featuring a children's playground and open green space."], [844,1010,1010,"Eden Valley Park","park","None","Eden Valley Drive and Poplar Heights Drive","None","Etobicoke York","6","None","Eden Valley","Dr.","None","None","A 1.2 hectare park near Islington Avenue and Eglinton Avenue West featuring a children's playground. The playground was updated in 2023 as part of the Playground Enhancement Program."], [845,1011,1011,"Green Meadows Park - Etobicoke York","park","None","Newstead Rd & Summitcrest Dr","None","Etobicoke York","20","None","Newstead","Rd","None","None","A 1.7 hectare park near Islington Avenue and Eglinton Avenue West featuring a children's playground."], [846,1012,816,"Humber Valley Park","park","None","Anglesey Blvd & Hartfield Rd","None","Etobicoke York","54","None","Anglesey","Blvd","None","None","A 3.2 hectare park near Islington Avenue and Rathburn Road that features a children's playground and four lit tennis courts. In the winter there is an outdoor ice rink."], [847,1013,1013,"Islington Heights Park","park","None","Bywood Dr & Cedarland Dr","None","Etobicoke York","26","A","Bywood","Dr","None","None","None"], [848,1014,1014,"Thirty-Eighth Street Park","park","None","Lake Prom & Thirty Eighth St","None","Etobicoke York","351","None","Lake Promenade","None","None","None","None"], [849,1016,1016,"Brooks Road Park","park","None","Keeler Blvd & Edenmills Dr","None","Scarborough","51","None","Keeler","Blvd","None","None","A 4.4 hectare park near Morningside Avenue and Military Trail featuring a children's playground and a large open green space."], [850,1017,1017,"Natal Park","park","None","Natal Avenue and Wilkie Avenue","None","Scarborough","110","None","Natal","Ave","None","None","A 2.3-hectare park near St. Clair Avenue East and Midland Avenue that features a children's playground and open green space. In 2021, the playground was improved as part of the Playground Enhancement Program."], [851,1018,1018,"Peter Secor Park","park","None","Coronation Dr & Darlingside Dr","None","Scarborough","235","None","Coronation","Dr","None","None","A 1.5 hectare park near Morningside Avenue and Lawrence Avenue East that features a ball diamond, a children's playground an open green space. The park is named after Scarborough's first postmaster (1832) and first reeve (1850)."], [852,1019,1019,"Downsview Memorial Parkette","park","None","Wilson Ave & Keele St","None","North York","1092","None","Wilson","Ave","None","None","None"], [853,1021,1021,"Sunnylea Park","park","None","Prince Edward Dr S & Sunnylea Ave W","None","Etobicoke York","195","None","Prince Edward","Dr","S","None","None"], [854,1023,1023,"Bamburgh Park","park","None","Bamburgh Cir & Huntsmill Blvd","None","Scarborough","70","None","Bamburgh","Cir","None","None","A 1.3 hectare park near Steeles Avenue East and Warden Avenue featuring a children's playground and two children's soccer fields."], [855,1025,916,"Bennington Heights Park","park","None","Heath St E & Bayview Heights Dr","None","North York","465","None","Heath","St","E","None","This small park features a ball diamond, two lit outdoor tennis courts and a children's swing set."], [856,1026,1026,"Sheppard East Park","park","None","Glendora Ave & Craigmore Cres","None","North York","229","None","Glendora","Ave","None","None","None"], [857,1027,1027,"Palace Pier Park","park","None","Palace Pier Crt & Lake Shore Blvd W","None","Etobicoke York","2025","None","Lake Shore","Blvd","W","None","A small park on the south side of Lake Shore Boulevard West on the west bank of the Humber River."], [858,1028,1028,"Danforth Gardens Park","park","None","Birchmount Rd & Sadler Dr","None","Scarborough","498","None","Birchmount","Rd","None","None","This small park lies on the east side of Birchmount Road and north of Danforth Road. It features a children's playground and a multipurpose sports field."], [859,1029,1029,"Laburnham Park","park","None","Twenty Sixth St & Carnation Ave","None","Etobicoke York","60","None","Laburnham","Ave","None","None","A 1.9 hectare park near Kipling Avenue and Lake Shore Boulevard that features two lit outdoor tennis courts and a children's playground."], [860,1030,1030,"Smithwood Park","park","None","Smithwood Dr & Laurel Gate","None","Etobicoke York","79","None","Smithwood","Dr","None","None","None"], [861,1032,1032,"Bell Manor Park","park","None","Bayside Lane and Basking Ridge","None","Etobicoke York","1","None","Bayside","Ln.","None","None","A small park on Park Lawn Road near Berry Road featuring a children's playground and a splash pad. The splash pad was updated in 2023."], [862,1034,1034,"Michael Power Park","park","None","Dundas St W & Michael Power Pl","None","Etobicoke York","5055","None","Dundas","St","W","None","A small park on Dundas Street West near Islington Avenue that features a gazebo, a splash pad and a children's playground."], [863,1035,1035,"Greenbelt Park","park","None","Jessie Dr & Dallimore Cir","None","North York","25","None","Jessie","Dr","None","None","A small park near Don Mills Road and Lawrence Avenue East that features a children's playground."], [864,1036,1036,"Pemberton Parkette","park","None","Pemberton Avenue and Dudley Avenue","None","North York","89","None","Pemberton","Ave.","None","None","The playground was improved in 2024 as part of the playground enhancement program."], [865,1037,563,"Warden Park","park","None","Warden Ave & McNicoll Ave","None","Scarborough","2851","None","Warden","Ave","None","None","None"], [866,1038,1038,"Lavery Trail Park","park","None","Lavery Trail & Muirbank Blvd","None","Scarborough","40","None","Lavery","Trl","None","None","A 1.1 hectare tree-lined park near Meadowvale Road and Highway 401 that features an open green space."], [867,1039,1033,"Eastview Park","park","None","Coronation Drive and Poplar Road","None","Scarborough","33","None","Coronation","Dr.","None","None","A 2.2 hectare park near Kingston Road and Lawrence Avenue East that features a children's playground, a splash pad and open green space. In 2022, the playground was improved as part of the Playground Enhancement Program. It includes a swing set with belt swings, a toddler swing and group disc swing; a play structure with slides for ages two to 12; a play structure with a slide for ages two to five; and multiple play panels."], [868,1040,1040,"Centennial Park - Scarborough","park","None","Centennial Rd & Cherrydale Crt","None","Scarborough","225","None","Centennial","Rd","None","None","Centennial Park - Scarborough is located in the heart of Port Union, the eastern corner of Toronto, next to Centennial Road Junior Public School. Centennial Park boasts a playground and plenty of open space to play, walk the dog or have a picnic."], [869,1041,1041,"Villaways Park","park","None","Adra Villaway & Leslie St","None","North York","41","None","Adra Villaway","None","None","None","None"], [870,1043,1043,"Benner Park","park","None","Benner Avenue and Stayner Avenue","None","North York","25","None","Benner","Ave.","None","None","A small tree-lined park near Allen Road and Glencarin Avenue. In 2023, the playground was updated as part of the Playground Enhancement Program."], [871,1044,1044,"Alamosa Park","park","None","Alamosa Dr & Gatehead Rd","None","North York","111","None","Alamosa","Dr","None","None","A park near Leslie Street South of Finch Avenue East featuring three outdoor tennis courts and trails leading to the East Don Parklands. It is home to the Bridlebrook Tennis Club."], [872,1045,1045,"Barbara Frum Recreation Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","Covington Road and Saranac Boulevard","None","North York","20","None","Covington","Rd","None","M6A 3C1","Barbara Frum Community Centre is located on the lower level of the Barbara Frum Library. This is a small centre located at Bathurst Street & Lawrence Avenue. It offers a large variety of preschool programs. In addition, there are fitness/wellness and arts programs. This centre is closed Friday afternoons."], [873,1046,1046,"Ben Nobleman Parkette","park","None","Eglinton Ave W & Strathearn Rd","None","Toronto and East York","1075","None","Eglinton","Ave","W","None","A park near Eglinton Avenue West and Alan Road featuring one the City's first community orchards and a children's playground."], [874,1049,1049,"Bridletowne Park","park","None","Bridletowne Cir & Echo Point","None","Scarborough","2295","None","Bridletowne","Cir","None","None","A 3 hectare park near Warden Avenue and Finch Avenue East featuring a sports field and a children's playground."], [875,1051,881,"Byng Park","park","None","Pharmacy Avenue and Donside Drive","None","Scarborough","299","None","Pharmacy","Ave","None","None","This 3.6 hectare park off of Pharmacy Avenue between Danforth Avenue and St. Clair Avenue East features two sports fields, three bocce courts and a children's playground. The West Scarborough Neighbourhood Centre is located at the north end of the park. In 2023, the playground was improvement through the Playground Enhancement Program. It includes a swing set, a play structure for ages five to 12 and a junior play structure for ages two to five."], [876,1053,1053,"Campbell Avenue Park","park","None","Campbell Avenue and Sarnia Avenue","None","Toronto and East York","225","None","Campbell","Ave.","None","None","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor rink (winter).

A 1.3 hectare park near Lansdowne Avenue and Dupont Street featuring three sports fields, a basketball court, wading pool and a children's playground. In the winter there is an outdoor artificial ice rink."], [877,1054,1054,"Toronto City Hall","other","None","Queen Street West and Bay Street","None","Toronto and East York","100","None","Queen","St","W","None","Toronto City Hall is the seat of municipal government and corporate head office for Canada’s largest city. Between its two office towers sits the Council Chamber, where Toronto City Council holds monthly meetings. Nathan Phillips Square can be found out front.

\nNon-profit and charitable groups can book space in City Hall.

\nLearn more about City Hall's history and points of interest."], [878,1056,1056,"Dennis R. Timbrell Resource Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","St Dennis Drive and Deauville Lane","None","North York","29","None","St Dennis","Dr","None","M3C 3J3","Dennis R. Timbrell Resource Centre is located in the Flemingdon Park Area. A Toronto Public Library branch and a licensed daycare centre are part of the complex. Programs are provided for all ages.\n

\nThis is a free centre. This location has some youth-specific programming."], [879,1057,1057,"Dentonia Park","park","None","Thyra Avenue and Dentonia Park Avenue","None","Toronto and East York","80","None","Thyra","Ave","None","None","A 6.1 hectare park near Danforth Avenue and Victoria Park Avenue featuring a lit ball diamond, a multipurpose sports field, a cricket pitch, basketball courts, a splash pad and a children's playground.\n

\nIn 2022, the clubhouse was upgraded to include a residential grade kitchen with an oven, fridge, double sink and counter/cupboard space."], [880,1058,1058,"Don Russell Memorial Park","park","None","Birmingham Street and Twentieth Street","None","Etobicoke York","290","None","Birmingham","St","None","None","This 4.4-hectare park near Kipling Avenue and Birmingham Street features a ball diamond, a multipurpose sports field, a dog off-leash area, running track, a wading pool and a children's playground. The Dogs Off-Leash Area is unfenced and allows Commercial Dog Walkers.

\nIn 2022, the playground was improved as part of the Playground Enhancement Program. The playground includes a play structure, swings, a teeter-totter and play panels."], [881,1059,1059,"Dunn Avenue Parkette","park","None","Close Ave & Queen St W","None","Toronto and East York","225","None","Dunn","Ave","None","None","None"], [882,1060,1060,"East York Civic Centre","None","None","Coxwell Avenue and Mortimer Avenue","None","Toronto and East York","850","None","Coxwell","Ave","None","None","The East York Civic Centre is a Recreation Customer Service location. The public can also book space for non-profit and charitable groups. A memorial garden can be found in front of the Civic Centre south of the main entrance."], [883,1061,1061,"E.T. Seton Park","park","None","Thorncliffe Park Drive and Overlea Boulevard","None","North York","73","None","Thorncliffe Park","Dr.","None","None","E.T. Seton Park is part of a chain of parks that form a forested corridor for hiking along the Don River. Along these trails, you can often find wildlife like red squirrels, eagles, deer and songbirds.

\n\nThe Archery Range can be used by beginners and advanced users. This unsupervised archery range is free to use. Rules are posted on-site.\n

\nThis park is named after Ernest Thompson Seton, a Scottish-Canadian author, wildlife artist and founding member of Boy Scouts of America."], [884,1062,1062,"Etobicoke Civic Centre","crc","None","The West Mall and Civic Centre Court","None","Etobicoke York","399","None","The West Mall","None","None","M9C 2Y2","The Etobicoke Civic Centre is a Recreation Customer Service location. The public can also book space for non-profit and charitable groups."], [885,1063,1063,"Falstaff Community Recreation Centre","crc","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","50","None","Falstaff","Ave","None","M6L 2C7","

Falstaff Community Recreation Centre is located on Falstaff Avenue between Jane Street and Keele Street. The centre offers a wide range of programs for all ages.

\n

This is a free centre.

\n

This centre has a dedicated enhanced youth space.

\n

This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

"], [886,1064,1064,"Forest Valley Outdoor Education Centre","None","None","None","None","North York","60","None","Blue Forest","Dr.","None","None","The Forest Valley Outdoor Education Centre (FVOEC) is a Toronto District School Board facility."], [887,1065,1099,"Frank Faubert Wood Lot","park","None","Borough Dr & Town Centre Crt","None","Scarborough","185","None","Borough","Dr","None","None","This heavily forested 5-hectare park runs along the north side of Ellesmere Road, south of the Scarborough Civic Centre. The Dogs Off-Leash Area is fenced and has a separate area for dogs weighing less than 9.1 kg (20 lbs)."], [888,1067,1067,"Gibson House","None","None","Yonge Street and Park Home Avenue","None","North York","5172","None","Yonge","St","None","None","Gibson House was built in 1851 and became a heritage museum in 1971, interpreting 19th-century domestic arts and rural life skills that include culinary and textile arts, gardening and farming. This elegant farmhouse reveals the evolution of North York through the experience of David Gibson - Scottish immigrant, land surveyor, farmer, politician and rebel - and his family. In addition to camps, the museum offers ongoing events and exhibits, school trips and rentals."], [889,1069,1069,"Glen Cedar Park","park","None","Glen Cedar Rd & Warwick Ave","None","Toronto and East York","50","None","Glen Cedar","Rd","None","None","This small park features a children's playground."], [890,1070,1070,"Gower Park Place","Other","None","Gower St & Captain Demont Lane","None","Toronto and East York","10","None","Gower","St","None","None","None"], [891,1071,1071,"Grattan Park","park","None","Grattan St & Lamont Ave","None","Etobicoke York","52","None","Grattan","St","None","None","None"], [892,1073,1073,"Humber Bay Park East","park","None","Humber Bay Park Rd W & Lake Shore Blvd W","None","Etobicoke York","2195","None","Lake Shore","Blvd","W","None","The Humber Bay Butterfly Habitat is an ecological restoration project that provides critical habitat for a variety of native butterfly species. Located along the shores of Lake Ontario in Toronto's west end, the Humber Bay Butterfly Habitat incorporates a diversity of native wildflowers, shrubs, trees, grasses, sedges and a variety of physical features known to support butterflies throughout all life cycles.

\n\nHistory and Ecological Restoration
\nWhat is now the Humber Bay Butterfly Habitat was once a barren piece of land created by the deposition of lakefill by the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) at the mouth of Mimico Creek. The newness of this area provided an opportunity for naturalization in an area experiencing urbanization, and through inter-agency, federal, provincial and volunteer efforts the land was transformed into habitat for butterflies and other wildlife. The area is now comprised of many different plant communities, including wildflower meadow, short grass prairie, woodland, and wetland.

\n\nThe Humber Bay Butterfly Habitat opened in 2002 and a key component of the success of the project was the involvement of volunteer stewards. Dedicated volunteers have played a very large role in restoration efforts through planting native wildflowers, shrubs, trees, grasses and sedges, as well as removing invasive species and monitoring the plant and wildlife communities in the park."], [893,1074,1073,"Humber Bay Park West","park","None","Lake Shore Blvd W & Legion Rd","None","Etobicoke York","2225","None","Lake Shore","Blvd","W","None","Humber Bay Park West is a narrow park jutting out into the water of Lake Ontario in the City's west end. It's an excellent spot for bird watchers hoping to find interesting waterfowl and shorebirds. Along the shores of Humber Bay West, you'll also spot a wide variety of ducks overwintering in Lake Ontario. Combine your walkthrough Humber Bay Park West with a loop around Humber Bay Park East for a great day of hiking. A number of parking lots and paved pathways make this an accessible park.

The fenced Dogs Off-Leash Area allows Commercial Dog Walkers."], [894,1075,1075,"Ireland Park","park","None","Eireann Quay & Queens Quay W","None","Toronto and East York","5","None","Eireann","Quay","None","None","

\nSpecial Features
\nAWARDS - 2009 Toronto Urban Design Awards Honourable Mention, Small Open Space."], [895,1076,1076,"Jenner Jean-Marie Community Recreation Centre","crc","None","None","None","North York","48","None","Thorncliffe Park","Dr","None","M4H 1J7","

Jenner Jean-Marie Community Recreation Centre is attached to the Thorncliffe Library, with access to the Thorncliffe Park Daycare. The centre is located in a high-density multicultural community.

\n

This is a free centre.

\n

This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

"], [896,1077,1077,"Kempton Howard Park","park","None","Blake St & Strathcona Ave","None","Toronto and East York","150","None","Blake","St","None","None","This small park near Jones and Danforth Avenue features a ball diamond, wading pool and a children's playground. Formerly known as \"Eastview Park\", this park was renamed in 2007 to honour the memory of Kempton Howard, a local resident and youth worker who was tragically killed."], [897,1078,466,"Ken Cox Community Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","Colonel Samuel Smith Park Drive and Lake Shore Boulevard West","None","Etobicoke York","28","None","Colonel Samuel Smith Park","Dr","None","M8V 4B6","Ken Cox Community Centre is located in the Father John Redmond Catholic Secondary School and Regional Art Centre. This brand new school was completed in 2006 and is located in the picturesque grounds of Colonel Samuel Smith Park in the Lake Shore Boulevard West and Kipling Avenue area. Ken Cox Community Centre offers a wide variety of programs including preschool, children, youth and family activities. A city built addition to the Community Centre has been added in 2009 to complement the joint use facility in Father John Redmond Catholic Secondary School."], [898,1079,1079,"East Point Park","park","None","None","None","Scarborough","101","None","Copperfield","Rd","None","None","East Point Park is one of Toronto's largest parkland areas along the City's east waterfront. It is a migratory staging area for monarch butterflies and over 178 species of birds. There are trails to explore and the park offers a two level softball centre pavilion, washrooms, showers, change-rooms, umpire room, indoor lounge and outdoor patio.\n

\nThis park is part of Scarborough Bluffs.

\nGet to the water: You can get to the natural beach by walking from the end of Beechgrove and Copperfield Road.
\nEcology
\nThe park is an ecological gem due to its proximity to Lake Ontario and a moderate climate. East Point Park features meadow, bluff, beach, shrub thicket, forest and wetland - all with a diversity of plant life due to the imperfectly drained, fertile top soil on the glacial deposits which form the Scarborough Bluffs."], [899,1080,1080,"King's Mill Park","park","None","Catherine St & Old Mill Dr","None","Toronto and East York","9","None","Catherine","St","None","None","Kings Mill Park, located south of Bloor Street West and the Old Mill Subway Station Eastbound Platform, is one of a chain of parks along the Humber River leading to Lake Ontario. King's Mill is the original name of the Old Mill at the north end of the park. It's an excellent park for hiking, biking and bird watching. You can also reward your dog after a good long hike with a chance to play with friends in the dog off-leash area. Whether you want to have a picnic or just take a stroll along the banks of the Humber River, this park is a great spot to refresh and renew. Kings Mill Park is also a part of the Humber River, Old Mill and Marshes Discovery Walk."], [900,1081,946,"Mimico-Coronation Club House","None","Fully Accessible","Judson Street and Royal York Road","None","Etobicoke York","10","None","Judson","St","None","None","None"], [901,1082,1082,"Len Ford Park","park","None","Lake Promenade and Thirty Sixth Street","None","Etobicoke York","295","None","Lake Promenade","None","None","None","A small park near Brown's Line and Lake Shore Boulevard West on the shore of Lake Ontario is a great park to enjoy the lake views from. Named after former Long Branch Reeves Leonard E. Ford."], [902,1083,1083,"Leslie Street Allotments","Other","None","Leslie St & Commissioners St","None","Toronto and East York","5","None","Leslie","St","None","None","None"], [903,1084,1084,"Liberty Village Park","park","None","East Liberty Street and Pirandello Street","None","Toronto and East York","70","None","East Liberty","St.","None","None","A small park near King Street West and Strachan Avenue that features a children's playground. Central to the park is a large building that was once the Roman Catholic Chapel of the Toronto Central Prison. Part of the prison wall still remains.

\nIn 2022, the improvements to the park were completed."], [904,1085,1085,"Memorial Park - York","park","None","Little Ave & Lawrence Ave W","None","Etobicoke York","22","None","Little","Ave","None","None","A small park on the east bank of the Humber River near Lawrence Avenue West and Weston Road that features a bandshell under a mature tree canopy."], [905,1088,405,"Milliken Park","park","None","None","None","Scarborough","5555","None","Steeles","Ave","E","None","Milliken Park is located east of McCowan Road, with its main entrance on the south side of Steeles Avenue East.

\nThe playground was updated in 2022 as part of the Playground Enhancement Program. It includes a swingset, a play structure for ages five to 12, a play structure for ages two to five and a group swing."], [906,1089,1054,"Nathan Phillips Square","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","100","None","Queen","St.","W","None","

During the Spring, Summer and Fall, Nathan Phillips Square features a fountain. In the winter, the water fountain turns into an outdoor artificial ice rink. Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor rink. Skate rentals are available on-site.

\n \nVisit Features of Nathan Phillips Square for more things to do at this iconic space."], [907,1090,867,"New Toronto Lawn Bowling Club","None","None","Lake Shore Dr & Ninth St","None","Etobicoke York","153","None","Lake Shore","Dr","None","None","None"], [908,1091,1091,"New Toronto Seniors' Centre","crc","Partially Accessible","Fourth Street and Lake Shore Boulevard West","None","Etobicoke York","105","None","Fourth","St","None","M8V 2Y4","A small facility located in the Lakeshore Boulevard West and Islington Avenue area. New Toronto Seniors Centre offers recreational programming for older adults. The seniors centre also offers a wide range of activities including fitness, sports, cards and arts and crafts. The centre is geared to providing programs that suit the needs of the community."], [909,1093,1093,"O'Connor Community Centre","crc","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","1386","None","Victoria Park","Ave","None","M4A 2L8","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor pool.

O'Connor Community Centre offers a wide variety of programs for early years, children, youth, adults, and older adults. This facility has a weight room, gymnasium and is fully accessible. Rooms are available for groups to permit.\n

\nOutdoor swimming pool's contact phone number: 416-395-7957

\nThis is a free centre.

\nThis centre has a dedicated enhanced youth space"], [910,1094,1094,"Port Union Village Common Park","park","None","Bridgend St & Port Union Rd","None","Scarborough","105","None","Bridgend","St","None","None","A 4.2 hectare park near Port Union Road and Lawrence Avenue East is a linear park bounded by the CN railway to the south that features a children's playground and paths accessing the surrounding neighbourhoods and the Lake Ontario waterfront."], [911,1095,1095,"Princess Street Park","park","None","Princess St & Longboat Ave","None","Toronto and East York","18","A","Princess","St","None","None","None"], [912,1096,1096,"Robertson Parkette","park","None","Danforth Ave & Coxwell Ave","None","Toronto and East York","1555","None","Danforth","Ave","None","None","None"], [913,1097,1097,"Salem Parkette","park","None","Salem Ave & Bloor St W","None","Toronto and East York","9","None","Salem","Ave","None","None","None"], [914,1098,31,"Scadding Court Community Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","None","None","Toronto and East York","707","None","Dundas","St.","W","M5T 2W6","Scadding Court Community Centre is a multi-service agency building that was founded in 1978. Located in the heart of Downtown West Toronto, this centre has a gym, a number of meeting spaces and a warm water pool. The City of Toronto operates programming out of the swimming pool. Other programming may be offered through third parties. Visit scaddingcourt.org to learn about third-party programs.\n

\nThis is a free centre."], [915,1099,1099,"Scarborough Civic Centre","crc","None","None","None","Scarborough","150","None","Borough","Dr","None","M1P 4N7","Public skating is offered at Albert Campbell Square.\n

\nThe Scarborough Civic Centre is a Recreation Customer Service location. The public can also book space for non-profit and charitable groups."], [916,1100,1100,"Scarborough Heights Park","park","None","None","None","Scarborough","27","None","Fishleigh","Dr","None","None","Scarborough Heights Park is a park with a large community garden on the west side. The park offers a large, fenced Dogs Off-Leash Area adjacent to the pumping station at Fishleigh Drive. Views of the lake are harder to see through the dense vegetation that grows along the bluff in this area.

\nThis park is part of Scarborough Bluffs.

\nImportant: At the west edge of this park is a service road that connects to Fishleigh Drive. This road can be used as a pathway to the shoreline trails. Otherwise there is no access to the water at this park. Stay behind fences and obey no trespassing signs as the bluffs are unstable.

Access the water from Bluffer's Park, Sylvan Park, Guild Park and Gardens, or East Point Park.
\nHistory
\nThe magnificent view of the bluffs from Scarborough Heights Park is the reason this significant geological feature is called the Scarborough Bluffs. When Elizabeth Simcoe, the wife of Upper Canada's first Lieutenant-Governor, saw the beautifully carved sandstone cliffs in 1793, she considered building a summer residence on top and naming it Scarborough for the Yorkshire town of Scarborough, in England, that is also known for its cliffs. In the same year, Lieutenant-Governor Simcoe renamed the township Scarborough, as tribute to the Duke of York. When the township was originally surveyed in 1791 by Augustus Jones, it was called Glasgow.

\nIn 1920, the Scarborough Water Works System was constructed here. As Scarborough grew in population, the capacity of the filtration plant and pumping station were expanded; by 1952, the filtration plant processed 14.0 million gallons of water per day. Today, only the pumping station and the reservoir are still in use.

\nIn May 1960, the Borough of Scarborough transferred its Scarborough Bluff holdings to the Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority. Various parcels of land were combined as part of the Waterfront Plan, a program designed to promote public ownership along the bluffs as a means of curtailing further erosion."], [917,1101,1101,"Silverbirch Boat House","None","Partially Accessible","Silver Birch Ave & Martin Goodman Trail","None","Toronto and East York","2","None","Silver Birch","Ave","None","None","None"], [918,1102,1102,"St. Alban's Square","park","None","Howland Ave & Barton Ave","None","Toronto and East York","90","None","Howland","Ave","None","None","None"], [919,1103,1103,"Don Panos Parkette","park","None","Prescott Ave & St Clair Ave W","None","Toronto and East York","3","None","Prescott","Ave","None","None","Formerly named St. Clair Gardens."], [920,1104,1104,"St. Clements - Yonge Parkette","park","None","St Clements Ave & Yonge St","None","North York","14","None","St Clements","Ave","None","None","None"], [921,1105,1105,"Stephen Leacock Community Recreation Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","None","None","Scarborough","2500","None","Birchmount","Rd","None","M1T 2M5","Stephen Leacock Community Recreation Centre has an indoor premier turf pad, dry pad, track and a new dance studio! The Centre has a hall that is available for rent for private functions. For more information please call the main office.\n

\nThis is a free centre."], [922,1107,1107,"York Stadium","park","None","Avon Ave & Humber Blvd","None","Etobicoke York","2","None","Avon","Ave","None","None","None"], [923,1108,1108,"Agincourt Collegiate Institute","school","None","Midland Ave & Lockie Ave","None","Scarborough","2621","None","Midland","Ave","None","None","None"], [924,1109,1109,"Agnes Macphail Junior Elementary School","school","None","Goldhawk Trail & Hutchcroft Ave","None","Scarborough","112","None","Goldhawk","Trl","None","None","None"], [925,1110,1110,"Albert Campbell Collegiate Institute","school","None","Sandhurst Cir & Finch Ave E","None","Scarborough","1550","None","Sandhurst","Cir","None","None","None"], [926,1111,1111,"Alexmuir Junior Public School","school","None","Alexmuir Boulevard and South Shields Avenue","None","Scarborough","95","None","Alexmuir","Blvd","None","None","

This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

"], [927,1115,1115,"Anson Park Public School","school","None","Macduff Cres & Nicolan Rd","None","Scarborough","30","None","Macduff","Cres","None","None","None"], [928,1119,1119,"Avondale Alternative Secondary School","school","None","Avondale Ave & Dudley Ave","None","North York","171","None","Avondale","Ave","None","None","None"], [929,1128,1128,"Beverly Glen Junior Public School","school","None","Beverly Glen Boulevard and Silver Spruce Drive","None","Scarborough","85","None","Beverly Glen","Blvd","None","None","

This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

"], [930,1129,1129,"Blantyre Public School","school","None","Blantyre Ave & Parkland Rd","None","Scarborough","290","None","Blantyre","Ave","None","None","None"], [931,1132,1132,"Bloordale Community School","crc","None","Toledo Road and Renforth Drive","None","Etobicoke York","10","None","Toledo","Rd","None","M9C 2H3","None"], [932,1133,1133,"Nelson A. Boylen Collegiate Institute","school","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","155","None","Falstaff","Ave","None","None","This is a Toronto District School Board facility."], [933,1139,1139,"Calico Public School","school","None","Calico Drive and Chateau Court","None","North York","35","None","Calico","Dr","None","None","

This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

"], [934,1142,1142,"Cedar Drive Junior Public School","school","None","Gatesview Ave & Cedar Dr","None","Scarborough","21","None","Gatesview","Ave","None","None","None"], [935,1143,1143,"Cedarbrae Collegiate Institute","school","None","Markham Rd & Eastpark Blvd","None","Scarborough","550","None","Markham","Rd","None","None","None"], [936,1145,1145,"Centennial Road Junior Public School","school","None","Centennial Rd & Lawson Rd","None","Scarborough","271","None","Centennial","Rd","None","None","None"], [937,1148,1148,"Charlottetown Junior Elementary School","school","None","Charlottetown Blvd & McCulley St","None","Scarborough","85","None","Charlottetown","Blvd","None","None","None"], [938,1149,1149,"Chester Le Junior Elementary School","school","None","Chester Le Blvd & Iangrove Terr","None","Scarborough","201","None","Chester Le","Blvd","None","None","None"], [939,1150,1150,"Chief Dan George Public School","school","None","Generation Blvd & Rainbow Ridge Ave","None","Scarborough","185","None","Generation","Blvd","None","None","None"], [940,1151,1151,"Chine Drive Public School","school","None","Chine Dr & Glenridge Rd","None","Scarborough","51","None","Chine","Dr","None","None","None"], [941,1156,1156,"Cornell Junior Public School","school","None","Holmfirth Terr & Vanwart Dr","None","Scarborough","61","None","Holmfirth","Ter","None","None","None"], [942,1157,1157,"Corvette Junior Public School","school","None","Corvette Avenue and Hart Avenue","None","Scarborough","30","None","Corvette","Ave","None","None","

This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

"], [943,1161,1161,"Crestwood College - Soccer Field","school","None","Brookbanks Dr & Fenside Dr","None","North York","217","None","Brookbanks","Dr","None","None","None"], [944,1163,1163,"CW Jefferys Collegiate Institute","school","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","340","None","Sentinel","Rd","None","None","None"], [945,1164,1164,"DA Morrison Middle School","school","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","271","None","Gledhill","Ave","None","None","None"], [946,1165,1165,"Dante Alighieri Academy","school","None","Playfair Ave & Ennerdale St","None","North York","60","None","Playfair","Ave","None","None","None"], [947,1166,1166,"David and Mary Thomson Collegiate Institute","school","None","Lawrence Avenue East and Rushley Drive","None","Scarborough","2740","None","Lawrence","Ave","E","None","None"], [948,1167,1167,"David Lewis Public School","school","None","Fundy Bay Blvd & Sandy Haven Dr","None","Scarborough","130","None","Fundy Bay","Blvd","None","None","None"], [949,1169,1169,"Daystrom Public School","school","None","Daystrom Dr & Lindylou Rd","None","Etobicoke York","25","None","Daystrom","Dr","None","None","None"], [950,1173,1173,"North Agincourt Junior Public School","school","None","Moran Rd & Todd Rd","None","Scarborough","60","None","Moran","Rd","None","None","None"], [951,1174,1174,"Don Mills Collegiate Institute","school","None","The Donway East and Lawrence Avenue East","None","North York","15","None","The Donway","None","E","None","This is a Toronto District School Board facility."], [952,1175,1175,"Don Mills Middle School","school","None","The Donway E & Lawrence Ave E","None","North York","17","None","The Donway","None","E","None","None"], [953,1181,1181,"Edithvale Park","park","None","Finch Ave W & Edithvale Dr","None","North York","121","None","Finch","Ave","W","None","A 4 hectare park near Finch and Yonge featuring two ball diamonds, a basketball court and a children's playground. The park is adjacent to the Edithvale Community Centre."], [954,1183,1183,"Elizabeth Simcoe Junior Public School","school","None","Sylvan Ave & Rogate Pl","None","Scarborough","166","None","Sylvan","Ave","None","None","None"], [955,1184,1184,"Ellesmere - Statton Public School","school","None","Ellesmere Road and Mondeo Drive","None","Scarborough","739","None","Ellesmere","Rd","None","None","

This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

"], [956,1185,1185,"Elmbank Middle School","school","None","Pittsboro Dr & Finch Ave W","None","Etobicoke York","10","None","Pittsboro","Dr","None","None","None"], [957,1186,1186,"Emery Collegiate Institute","school","None","Weston Road and Lanyard Road","None","Etobicoke York","3395","None","Weston","Rd","None","None","Emery Pool is a 25 yard, 5 lane pool. We run a variety of aquatic programs evenings and weekends including swim lessons for all ages, Aquafit, leisure swims and leadership courses.\n

\nThis is a free centre."], [958,1189,1189,"Faywood Arts-Based Curriculum School","school","None","Faywood Blvd & Invermay Ave","None","North York","95","None","Faywood","Blvd","None","None","None"], [959,1192,1192,"Fisherville Junior High School","school","None","Patricia Ave & Homewood Ave","None","North York","425","None","Paticia","Ave","None","None","None"], [960,1196,1196,"George B. Little Public School","school","None","Orton Park Rd & Brimorton Dr","None","Scarborough","125","None","Orton Park","Rd","None","None","None"], [961,1200,1200,"Georges Vanier Secondary School","school","None","Don Mills Rd E & Deerford Rd","None","North York","3000","None","Don Mills","Rd","E","None","None"], [962,1201,1201,"Glamorgan Junior Elementary School","school","None","Antrim Cres & Dundalk Dr","None","Scarborough","51","None","Antrim","Cres","None","None","None"], [963,1202,1202,"Glen Park Public School","school","None","Englemount Ave & Coldstream Ave","None","North York","101","None","Englemount","Ave","None","None","None"], [964,1203,1203,"Glen Ravine Junior Public School","school","None","Gadsby Dr & Bimbrok Rd","None","Scarborough","11","None","Gadsby","Dr","None","None","None"], [965,1204,1204,"Golf Road Elementary School","school","None","Scarborough Golf Club Rd & Par Ave","None","Scarborough","730","None","Scarborough Golf Club","Rd","None","None","None"], [966,1205,1205,"Gordon A. Brown Middle School","school","None","St. Clair Avenue East and Selwyn Avenue","None","Toronto and East York","2800","None","St. Clair","Ave","E","None","None"], [967,1206,1206,"Gosford Public School","school","None","Gosford Blvd & Secroft Cres","None","Etobicoke York","30","None","Gosford","Blvd","None","None","None"], [968,1207,1207,"Grenoble Public School","school","None","Grenoble Dr & Gateway Blvd","None","North York","9","None","Grenoble","Dr","None","None","None"], [969,1212,1212,"Henry Hudson Senior Public School","school","None","Orton Park Rd & Ellesmere Rd","None","Scarborough","350","None","Orton Park","Rd","None","None","None"], [970,1214,1214,"Heritage Park Public School","school","None","Old Finch Ave & Wandering Trail","None","Scarborough","80","None","Old Finch","Ave","None","None","None"], [971,1216,1216,"Highcastle Public School","school","None","Military Trail & Highcastle Rd","None","Scarborough","370","None","Military","Trl","None","None","None"], [972,1219,1219,"Hilltop Community School","crc","None","Trehorne Drive and Tallon Road","None","Etobicoke York","35","None","Trehorne","Dr.","None","M9P 1N8","Hilltop Community School is located in the Royal York Road and Eglinton Avenue area in the Etobicoke-York District. The office is housed within Hilltop Middle School and wide array of recreation programs are offered within the school and the surrounding community. Program areas include preschool, arts, sports, fitness, general interest, camps and programs for children and youth with special needs."], [973,1220,1220,"Hodgson Public School","school","None","None","None","North York","276","None","Davisville","Ave","None","None","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor rink (winter).

Hodgson Artificial Ice Rink has two skating pads, one for shinny and one for pleasure skating. The rink is a true asset to the residents and a popular past-time for the community."], [974,1221,1221,"Hollycrest Community School","crc","None","Renforth Drive and Tabard Gate","None","Etobicoke York","630","None","Renforth","Dr","None","M9C 2N6","This unique community school offers recreational programs after school is out. A wide range of opportunities exist, ranging from sports to arts to camps and music."], [975,1222,1222,"Holy Cross Catholic Secondary School","school","None","Donlands Ave & Memorial Park Ave","None","Toronto and East York","299","A","Donlands","Ave","None","None","None"], [976,1228,1228,"Humbercrest Public School","school","None","St Mark's Rd & Brookside Ave","None","Toronto and East York","14","None","St Mark's","Rd","None","None","None"], [977,1229,1229,"Humewood Community School","school","None","Cherrywood Ave & Valewood Ave","None","Toronto and East York","15","None","Cherrywood","Ave","None","None","None"], [978,1231,1231,"Iroquois Junior Public School","school","None","Chartland Blvd S & Briarscross Blvd","None","Scarborough","265","None","Chartland","Blvd","S","None","None"], [979,1232,1232,"Islington Community School","crc","None","Cordova Avenue and Central Park Roadway","None","Etobicoke York","44","None","Cordova","Ave","None","M9A 2H5","Shared use facility with the TDSB, we offer a wide variety of diverse programming, integrated towards all age groups.\n

\nThis is a free centre."], [980,1234,1234,"James S. Bell Community School","crc","None","Thirty First Street and Ash Crescent","None","Etobicoke York","90","None","Thirty First","St","None","None","Located in the heart of Long Branch neighbourhood, near the lake, south of Lakeshore Boulevard, east of Brown's Line and west of Kipling Avenue. We are a community recreation located inside a school facility. Community special events are offered seasonally throughout the year. We offer programs to preschool, children, youth and adults. Something for everyone ranging from crafts, sports, fitness, arts, music, martial arts, dance and general interest.

\nThis location has some youth-specific programming."], [981,1236,1236,"John English Community School","crc","None","Mimico Avenue and George Street","None","Etobicoke York","95","None","Mimico","Ave","None","M8V 1R4","John English Community School has been providing recreational programming to the established community of Mimico in south Etobicoke for over 30 years. A wide variety of recreational programs are offered for the young and young at heart. There is plenty of parking and the Community School entrance is located on George Street.\n

\nThis is a free centre."], [982,1237,1237,"John G. Althouse Community School","crc","None","Lloyd Manor Road and Farningham Crescent","None","Etobicoke York","130","None","Lloyd Manor","Rd","None","M9B 5K1","The Community Centre is located inside John G. Althouse Middle School in the Etobicoke area of Toronto. There is free parking available in the south parking lot."], [983,1239,1239,"Joseph Brant Senior Elementary School","school","None","Manse Rd & Hainford St","None","Scarborough","270","None","Manse","Rd","None","None","None"], [984,1244,1244,"Kingsview Village Community School","crc","None","York Road and Kingsview Boulevard","None","Etobicoke York","1","None","York","Rd","None","M9R 3C8","This community school offers a variety of recreational programs for all ages. Camp programs are offered in the summer months.\n

\nThis is a free centre. This location has some youth-specific programming."], [985,1246,1246,"Knob Hill Junior Public School","school","None","Seminole Ave & Brimley Rd","None","Scarborough","25","None","Seminole","Ave","None","None","None"], [986,1250,1250,"L'Amoreaux Collegiate Institute","school","None","None","None","Scarborough","2501","None","Bridletowne","Cir","None","None","None"], [987,1255,1255,"Lester B. Pearson Collegiate Institute","school","None","Tapscott Rd & Washburn Way","None","Scarborough","150","None","Tapscott","Rd","None","None","None"], [988,1257,1257,"Lord Roberts Junior Public School","school","None","Lord Roberts Drive and Tremely Crescent","None","Scarborough","165","None","Lord Roberts","Dr","None","None","

This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

"], [989,1264,1264,"Maplewood High School","school","None","Galloway Rd & Dunera Ave","None","Scarborough","120","None","Galloway","Rd","None","None","None"], [990,1267,1267,"Mason Road Junior Public School","school","None","Mason Rd & Glenda Rd","None","Scarborough","78","None","Mason","Rd","None","None","None"], [991,1269,1269,"McKee Public School","school","None","Church Ave & Kenneth Ave","None","North York","35","None","Church","Ave","None","None","None"], [992,1270,1270,"Meadowvale Public School","school","None","Meadowvale Rd & Claresholme Dr","None","Scarborough","761","None","Meadowvale","Rd","None","None","None"], [993,1272,1272,"Military Trail Junior Elementary School","school","None","Military Trail & Bonspiel Dr","None","Scarborough","701","None","Military","Trl","None","None","None"], [994,1275,1275,"Morrish Public School","school","None","Canmore Blvd & Halfmood Sq","None","Scarborough","61","None","Canmore","Blvd","None","None","None"], [995,1283,1283,"Oakdale Park Middle School","school","None","Grandravine Dr & Jane St","None","Etobicoke York","315","None","Grandravine","Dr","None","None","None"], [996,1284,1284,"O'Connor Public School","school","None","O'Connor Drive and Wakunda Place","None","Toronto and East York","1665","None","O'connor","Dr","None","None","

This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

"], [997,1288,1288,"Park Lawn Community School","crc","None","Ballacaine Drive and Bethnal Avenue","None","Etobicoke York","71","None","Ballacaine","Dr","None","M8Y 4B6","A small facility located in Park Lawn Junior Middle School in The Queensway and Park Lawn Road area. Park Lawn Community School offers a variety of recreational programming opportunities for participants from preschool to older adults including fitness, art, sports, camps, special events and so much more."], [998,1289,1289,"Parkside Elementary School","school","None","Cedarvale Ave & Trenton Ave","None","Toronto and East York","401","None","Cedarvale","Ave","None","None","None"], [999,1290,1290,"Percy Williams Junior Public School","school","None","White Heather Blvd & Sandhurst Cir","None","Scarborough","35","None","White Heather","Blvd","None","None","None"], [1000,1293,1293,"Pleasant View Junior High School","school","None","Brian Dr & Van Horne Ave","None","North York","175","None","Brian","Dr","None","None","None"], [1001,1294,1294,"Port Royal Public School","school","None","Port Royal Trail & Ashcott St","None","Scarborough","408","None","Port Royal","Trl","None","None","None"], [1002,1295,1295,"Portage Trail Junior Elementary School","school","None","Sidney Belsey Cres & Westpoint Lane","None","Etobicoke York","100","None","Sidney Belsey","Cres","None","None","None"], [1003,1301,1301,"Regina Mundi Catholic School","school","None","Playfair Avenue and Haven Road","None","North York","70","None","Playfair","Ave","None","None","

This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

"], [1004,1309,1309,"Selwyn Public School","school","None","Selwyn Ave & Dalecrest Dr","None","Toronto and East York","1","None","Selwyn","Ave","None","None","None"], [1005,1312,1312,"Sir Alexander Mackenzie Senior Public School","school","None","Heather Rd & Airdrie Rd","None","Scarborough","33","None","Heather","Rd","None","None","None"], [1006,1313,1313,"Sir Ernest Macmillan Senior Public School","school","None","Huntsmill Blvd & Eagle Point Rd","None","Scarborough","149","None","Huntsmill","Blvd","None","None","None"], [1007,1315,1315,"Sir Oliver Mowat Collegiate Institute","school","None","Lawrence Ave E & Charlottetown Blvd","None","Scarborough","5400","None","Lawrence","Ave","E","None","None"], [1008,1317,1317,"Sir Wilfrid Laurier Collegiate Institute","school","None","Guildwood Pky & Chancery Lane","None","Scarborough","145","None","Guildwood","Pkwy","None","None","None"], [1009,1319,1319,"Sloane Public School","school","None","Sloane Avenue and Draycott Drive","None","North York","110","None","Sloane","Ave","None","None","

This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

"], [1010,1320,1320,"Smithfield Community School","crc","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","175","None","Mount Olive","Dr","None","M9V 2E3","This community school offers a variety of recreational programs for all ages. Camp programs are offered during the March Break and the summer months."], [1011,1324,1324,"St. Alphonsus Catholic Secondary School","school","None","Atlas Ave & Dundurn Cres","None","Toronto and East York","60","None","Atlas","Ave","None","None","None"], [1012,1326,1326,"St. Andrews Junior High School","school","None","Fenn Ave & Medalist Rd","None","North York","131","None","Fenn","Ave","None","None","None"], [1013,1327,1327,"St. Augustine Catholic School","school","None","Shoreham Dr & Gosford Blvd","None","Etobicoke York","98","None","Shoreham","Dr","None","None","None"], [1014,1328,1328,"St. Barbara Catholic School","school","None","Janray Drive and Fortune Gate","None","Scarborough","25","None","Janray","Dr","None","None","None"], [1015,1329,1329,"St. Barnabas Catholic School","school","None","Washburn Way and Griffen Drive","None","Scarborough","30","None","Washburn","Way","None","None","

This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

"], [1016,1330,1330,"St. Bartholomew Catholic Secondary School","school","None","Heather Rd & Shilton Rd","None","Scarborough","51","None","Heather","Rd","None","None","None"], [1017,1331,1331,"St. Boniface Catholic School","school","None","Markanna Drive and Markham Road","None","Scarborough","20","None","Markanna","Dr","None","None","None"], [1018,1336,1336,"St. Elizabeth Seton Catholic School","school","None","Havenview Rd & Invergordon Ave","None","Scarborough","25","None","Havenview","Rd","None","None","None"], [1019,1339,1339,"St. Gerard Majella Catholic School","school","None","Heavitree Dr & Chalkfarm Dr","None","Etobicoke York","35","None","Heavitree","Dr","None","None","None"], [1020,1340,1340,"St. Isaac Jogues Catholic School","school","None","York Mills Rd & Ness Dr","None","North York","1330","None","York Mills","Rd","None","None","None"], [1021,1344,1344,"St. Marcellus Community School","crc","Partially Accessible","None","None","Etobicoke York","15","None","Denfield","St","None","M9R 3H2","None"], [1022,1345,1345,"St. Martin De Porres Catholic School","school","None","Morningside Ave & Lawrence Ave E","None","Scarborough","230","None","Morningside","Ave","None","None","None"], [1023,1348,1348,"St. Nicholas Of Bari Catholic School","school","None","Rogers Road and Caledonia Road","None","Toronto and East York","363","None","Rogers","Rd","None","None","

This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

"], [1024,1349,1349,"St. Paschal Baylon Catholic School","school","None","St Paschal Crt & Moore Park Ave","None","North York","15","None","St Paschal","Crt","None","None","None"], [1025,1352,1352,"St. Robert Catholic School","school","None","Bainbridge Ave & Harlock Blvd","None","North York","70","None","Bainbridge","Ave","None","None","None"], [1026,1356,1356,"St. Wilfrid Catholic School","school","None","Finch Ave W & Sentinel Rd","None","Etobicoke York","1685","None","Finch","Ave","W","None","None"], [1027,1358,1358,"Stephen Leacock Collegiate Institute","school","None","Birchmount Rd & Bonis Ave","None","Scarborough","2450","None","Birchmount","Rd","None","None","None"], [1028,1363,1363,"Tecumseh Senior Public School","school","None","Scarborough Golf Club Rd & Lawrence Ave E","None","Scarborough","720","None","Scarborough Golf Club","Rd","None","None","None"], [1029,1369,1369,"Topcliff Public School","school","None","Topcliff Ave & Demaris Ave","None","Etobicoke York","65","None","Topcliff","Ave","None","None","None"], [1030,1371,1371,"Vaughan Road Academy","school","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","529","None","Vaughan","Rd","None","None","

Vaughan Road Academy pool is a Toronto District School Board pool located at Vaughan Road and Oakwood Avenue. Pool users can use Entrance 7. General recreation facility users can use Entrance 5 to access the facility. For non-aquatic information, call 416-394-2473.

"], [1031,1373,1373,"Victoria Park Collegiate Institute","school","None","Victoria Park Avenue and York Mills Road","None","North York","15","None","Wallingford","Rd.","None","None","None"], [1032,1374,1374,"Victoria Village Public School","school","None","Sweeney Dr & Sloane Ave","None","North York","88","None","Sweeney","Dr","None","None","None"], [1033,1375,1375,"Vradenburg Junior Public School","school","None","Vradenberg Dr & Lowcrest Blvd","None","Scarborough","50","None","Vradenberg","Dr","None","None","None"], [1034,1381,1381,"West Hill Collegiate Institute","school","None","Morningside Ave & Beath St","None","Scarborough","350","None","Morningside","Ave","None","None","None"], [1035,1382,1382,"West Hill Elementary School","school","None","Morningside Ave & Tefft Rd","None","Scarborough","299","None","Morningside","Ave","None","None","None"], [1036,1383,1383,"West Rouge Elementary School","school","None","Friendship Ave & Kirkdene Dr","None","Scarborough","401","None","Friendship","Ave","None","None","None"], [1037,1384,1384,"Weston Collegiate Institute","school","None","Pine St & Patika Ave","None","Etobicoke York","100","None","Pine","St","None","None","None"], [1038,1386,1386,"Westview Centennial Secondary School","school","None","Oakdale Rd & Finch Ave W","None","Etobicoke York","755","None","Oakdale","Rd","None","None","None"], [1039,1387,1387,"Wexford Collegiate Institute","school","None","None","None","Scarborough","1176","None","Pharmacy","Ave","None","None","None"], [1040,1388,1388,"White Haven Junior Public School","school","None","Invergorden Ave & Havenview Rd","None","Scarborough","105","None","Invergordon","Ave","None","None","None"], [1041,1390,1390,"Willow Park Junior Public School","school","None","Windover Dr & Susan St","None","Scarborough","45","None","Windover","Dr","None","None","None"], [1042,1393,1393,"Sir Winston Churchill Collegiate Institute","school","None","Lawrence Ave E & Canlish Rd","None","Scarborough","2239","None","Lawrence","Ave","E","None","None"], [1043,1395,1395,"Woburn Collegiate Institute","school","None","Ellesmere Rd & Dormington Dr","None","Scarborough","2222","None","Ellesmere","Rd","None","None","None"], [1044,1396,1396,"Woburn Junior Public School","school","None","Dormington Dr & Pegasus Trail","None","Scarborough","40","None","Dormington","Dr","None","None","None"], [1045,1399,1399,"York Mills Collegiate Institute","school","None","York Mills Rd & Sandfield Rd","None","North York","490","None","York Mills","Rd","None","None","None"], [1046,1402,1402,"Yorkwoods Public School","school","None","Yorkwoods Gt & Driftwood Ave","None","Etobicoke York","25","None","Yorkwoods","Gt","None","None","None"], [1047,1403,1403,"Zion Heights Middle School","school","None","Leslie Street and Dexter Boulevard","None","North York","5900","None","Leslie","St","E","M2H 1J9","None"], [1048,1404,1404,"Frank Oke Secondary School","school","None","Alliance Ave & Rockcliffe Blvd","None","Etobicoke York","500","None","Alliance","Ave","None","None","None"], [1049,1406,656,"Wexford Hydro","Other","None","Pharmacy Ave & Singleton Rd","None","Scarborough","905","None","Pharmacy","Ave","None","None","None"], [1050,1416,1685,"Marjory Carton Apartments","None","None","Wilson Ave & Ridley Blvd","None","North York","193","None","Wilson","Ave","None","None","None"], [1051,1424,1424,"Academy Soccer Field","park","None","Jonesville Cres & Tisdale Ave","None","North York","115","None","Hobson","Ave","None","None","A 1.5 hectare park near Bermondsey Road and Eglinton Avenue East that features a soccer field and naturalized areas."], [1052,1425,1425,"De Havilland 'Mossie' Park","park","None","None","None","North York","111","None","Anthony","Rd","None","None","A 2.3 hectare park near Wilson Avenue and Dufferin Street featuring two ball diamonds and a children's playground. Parking is available at 111 Anthony Road. Prior to June 2016, this park was known as Anthony Road School Park. The new park name better reflects the history of aviation in this area of the city. The \"Mossie\" is a nickname for the 'Mosquito', which was manufactured locally by de Havilland from 1942 to 1945. This multi-role combat aircraft served in World War II in Europe and North Africa and was used by the Royal Canadian Air Force, Royal Air Force and U.S. Army Air Force."], [1053,1429,466,"Power House Recreation Centre","crc","Partially Accessible","None","None","Etobicoke York","65","None","Colonel Samuel Smith Park","Dr.","None","M8V 4B6","The Power House Recreation Centre is located on the picturesque grounds of Colonel Samuel Smith Park in the Kipling Avenue and Lakeshore Boulevard West area. We offer a variety of specialized summer camps for children and youth. Some of these include canoe building, skateboard, bike and outdoor adventure. Seasonally we offer general programs and facilitate permits.

\nThis centre has a dedicated enhanced youth space"], [1054,1430,467,"Toronto Inukshuk Park","park","None","Lake Shore Blvd W & Newfoundland Rd","None","Toronto and East York","789","None","Lake Shore","Blvd","W","None","The Toronto Inukshuk Park, formerly Battery Park, is home to the Toronto Inukshuk, a legacy project to commemorate World Youth Day in 2002 that brings an important symbol of Canada's Aboriginal people to the people of Toronto. An Inuit stone structure often found in the arctic landscape, the Inukshuk serves as a guide to travellers on land and sea, providing comfort, advice and spatial orientation. One of the largest of its kind in North America, the structure stands 30 feet high with an arm span of 15 feet. Approximately 50 tonnes of mountain rose granite was used to create the Inukshuk, which was made by internationally acclaimed Inuit artist Kellypalik Qimirpik from Cape Dorset, Nunavut."], [1055,1431,1431,"Grange Park","park","None","Dundas St W & Beverley St","None","Toronto and East York","26","None","Grange","Rd","W","None","A 1.8 hectare park near Queen Street West and University Avenue featuring a picnic area, a wading pool and a children's playground. Grange Park is officially owned by the Art Gallery of Ontario, and is run by Toronto Parks, Forestry and Recreation. The late Harriet Boulton, also known as Mrs. Goldwin Smith, provided in her will that the Grange and annexed lands which was her home would be gifted to the Art Museum of Toronto. The land to the south of the Grange were to be made available for use as a park in perpetuity. Title to the Grange and the Park are vested in the Art Gallery of Ontario, which evolved from the Art Museum of Toronto. An agreement between the City of Toronto and the Art Museum of Toronto was made on January 20, 1911 regarding Grange Park."], [1056,1432,2,"Cathedral Bluffs Park","park","None","None","None","Scarborough","24","None","Lyme Regis","Cres","None","None","Cathedral Bluffs Park offers spectacular views of the bluffs and Lake Ontario. The tall spires of the eroded sandstone cliffs rise more than 90 metres above Lake Ontario. This is one of the highest points along the bluffs, a result of the coincidence of the Lake Ontario and glacial Lake Iroquois shorelines.

\nThis park is part of Scarborough Bluffs.

\n\nImportant: There is no access to the water at this park. Stay behind fences and obey no trespassing signs as the bluffs are unstable. Access the water from Bluffer's Park, Sylvan Park, Guild Park and Gardens, or East Point Park.\nHistory
At one time, much of the parkland belonged to the Sisters of St. Joseph, whose property extended from Kingston Road to the lake. Much of the property was sold to Dolphin Developments who planned to develop a residential neighbourhood on the property. Permission for building the subdivision was granted on the condition that the southern section be turned into a park. Ownership of that land was transferred to the municipality of Metropolitan Toronto in January 1960."], [1057,1435,1435,"Bloordale United Church","church","None","Bloor St W & Neilor Cres","None","Etobicoke York","4258","None","Bloor","St","W","None","None"], [1058,1437,1437,"Willowdale Presbyterian Church","church","None","Ellerslie Ave & Beecroft Rd","None","North York","38","None","Ellerslie","Ave","None","None","None"], [1059,1440,1440,"St. Mark's United Church","church","None","Orton Park Rd & Brimorton Dr","None","Scarborough","115","None","Orton Park","Rd","None","None","None"], [1060,1444,1444,"Humbervale Park Baptist Church","church","None","Royal York Rd & Norseman St","None","Etobicoke York","763","None","Royal York","Rd","None","None","None"], [1061,1448,1448,"Woolner Park","park","None","Jane Street and Woolner Avenue","None","Etobicoke York","735","None","Jane","St","None","None","This park has a fenced Dogs Off-Leash Area. In 2021, the playground was improved as part of the Playground Enhancement Program and features accessibility enhancements to pathways and benches, additional play areas and outdoor fitness equipment."], [1062,1449,1449,"Don Valley Brick Works","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","550","None","Bayview","Ave.","None","None","

Once a former quarry, Don Valley Brick Works Park is now a City of Toronto flagship natural environment park. It is considered a model for urban ecosystem planning given its extensive landscape restoration, re-naturalization, wetland re-establishment, and adaptive management.

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Discover the Park!

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Explore at your own pace with a self-guided tour featuring educational signage highlighting the park’s rich past, vibrant present and exciting future. Enhance your visit with our audio tour – call 416-39-BRICK to learn about the area's fascinating geological history before, during or after your walk.

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Help protect this unique natural space by reviewing Park and Trail Rules and Etiquette before your visit. Together, we can support the health and sustainability of our urban ecosystems.

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Volunteer

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Get involved in ecosystem restoration by joining the Community Stewardship Program, and help maintain and enhance the park’s naturalized areas.

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Wheelchair Accessibility

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Trails and boardwalks located within the quarry garden are connected at-grade to Evergreen Brick Works and parking lots. The trails are granular surface trails and are affected by the weather. These trails are also connected to the Belt Line Trail via a paved ramp. Trails connecting the quarry gardens to the quarry ridge lookout are steep, due to the natural landscape.

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History and Ecological Restoration

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From 1889 to 1989, Don Valley Brick Works Park was the site of a large-scale brick-making and distribution operation. Bricks were forged using water from Mud Creek and clay from the Brick Works quarry. The bricks made at this site are used in buildings throughout Toronto, including Casa Loma, Massey Hall, the Ontario Legislature, parts of the University of Toronto’s St. George campus, and numerous private homes.

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In 1989, the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) acquired the Don Valley Brick Works site from private development, and in 1995, the City of Toronto and TRCA began restoration work. A series of wetland environments have been constructed to provide habitats for aquatic plants and wildlife, as well as to bring water from nearby Mud Creek through the wetland to be filtered naturally before it flows into the Don River, and ultimately Lake Ontario. With the help of dedicated volunteers and strong partnerships, the City of Toronto has successfully introduced wetland, dry wildflower meadow, and forest plant communities to different parts of the Don Valley Brick Works site, creating a variety of ecosystem types.

"], [1063,1450,1450,"Crawford-Jones Memorial Park","park","None","Dee Ave & Dee Cres","None","Etobicoke York","80","None","Dee","Ave","None","None","A 9.4 hectare park in the Humber River Valley near Highway 401 and Weston Road. This park features a combination of mature trees along the bank of the Humber River and a meadow with newly planted trees. Paths connect to the Humber River recreational trail from the parking lot."], [1064,1451,1451,"Cliff Lumsdon Park","park","None","Lake Shore Dr & Seventh St","None","Etobicoke York","101","None","Lake Shore","Dr","None","None","A 1.1 hectare park on the shore of Lake Ontario near Islington Avenue and Lake Shore Boulevard West featuring an open green space and views of the downtown skyline."], [1065,1452,1452,"Cedargrove Park","park","None","Farmbrook Road and Chestermere Boulevard","None","Scarborough","100","None","Farmbrook","Rd","None","None","A 1.5 hectare park to the east of Bellamy Road that features a sports field and children's playground. In 2022, the playground was improved as part of the Playground Enhancement Program. It features swings, climbing structures and senior and junior play structures."], [1066,1453,1453,"Arena Gardens","park","None","Mutual St & Shuter St","None","Toronto and East York","78","None","Mutual","St","None","None","A small park near Dundas Street East and Jarvis Street featuring an ornamental fountain and children's playground."], [1067,1456,1456,"Cudia Park","park","None","None","None","Scarborough","70","None","Meadowcliffe","Dr","None","None","Cudia Park is located at the point where the current Lake Ontario Shoreline meets the historic Lake Iroquois shorelines. There are hiking trails throughout the Park. Wildlife is abundant and the views of Lake Ontario are spectacular. You can also see Cathedral Bluffs Park to the West. It is like having a bit of wilderness at the end of the street.

\nThis park is part of Scarborough Bluffs.

\nImportant: There is no access to the water at this park. Stay behind fences and obey no trespassing signs as the bluffs are unstable. Access the water from Bluffer's Park, Sylvan Park, Guild Park and Gardens, or East Point Park.
\nHistory
\nCudia Park was acquired by the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) in 1960 from the Borough of Scarborough so that there could be a continuous strip of Parkland along the Scarborough Bluffs. The park was named for the Cudia family who were long-time residents of the area."], [1068,1457,475,"Driftwood Park","park","None","Tobermory Dr & Kinnie Crt","None","Etobicoke York","44","None","Tobermory","Dr","None","None","An 8.7 hectare park near Jane Street and Finch Avenue West featuring a ball diamond, a children's playground, open green space, the Finch Corridor Trail and Bike Path. The Black Creek and one of it's tributaries flows through the park."], [1069,1460,1460,"East Don Parkland","park","None","Sheppard Avenue East and Old Leslie Street","None","North York","1240","None","Sheppard","Ave","E","None","The East Don Parkland is part of a long chain of parks following the East Don River. The East Don Trail snakes through these ravines and green spaces providing a beautiful opportunity for hiking and biking. In the fall you can often find Salmon swimming upstream to spawn. The Don Valley has undergone extensive conservation efforts over the past few decades to create this beautiful urban green space and will continue to improve in the future."], [1070,1461,1461,"Goldhawk Park","park","None","Goldhawk Trail and Oakhaven Drive","None","Scarborough","250","None","Goldhawk","Trl.","None","None","Goldhawk Park is a 9.3-hectare park near Steeles Avenue East and McCowan Road. In 2024, the playground was updated as part of the Playground Enhancement Program."], [1071,1462,1462,"Mount Dennis Community Hall","crc","Fully Accessible","Hollis Street and Weston Road","None","Etobicoke York","4","None","Hollis","St","None","M6M 4M9","Mount Dennis Community Hall is located near the intersection of Eglinton Avenue West and Weston Road. The community hall serves as the recreation support office for the surrounding neighbourhoods. This location has some youth-specific programming."], [1072,1463,1463,"Edithvale Community Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","None","None","North York","131","None","Finch","Ave","W","M2N 2H8","The Edithvale Community Centre was designed with extensive community input and features a gymnasium, banquet hall, youth lounge, seniors' lounge, two preschool rooms, a kitchen, craft rooms, fitness and dance studios, a weight room and an indoor, elevated running/walking track. The centre is conveniently located near public transit. There is also a path leading to the building for walkers and cyclists, as well as ample bike parking."], [1073,1465,1465,"Grand Avenue Park","park","None","Grand Ave & Melrose St","None","Etobicoke York","1","None","Grand","Ave","None","None","A 1.2 hectare park on Grand Avenue near The Queensway that features a children's playground."], [1074,1466,1466,"Harding Park","park","None","Hearst Cir & Chiswick Ave","None","Etobicoke York","59","None","Hearst","Cir","None","None","A 2.3 hectare park near Jane Street and Lawrence Avenue West that features a ball diamond and a children's playground."], [1075,1467,1467,"Joseph Burr Tyrrell Park","park","None","Dalton Road and Bloor Street West","None","Toronto and East York","10","None","Dalton","Rd","None","None","In 2022, the playground was improved as part of the Playground Enhancement Program. It includes play structures, swings and seating areas."], [1076,1468,1468,"Little Trinity Church Lands","park","None","King St E & Parliament St","None","Toronto and East York","417","None","King","St","E","None","None"], [1077,1470,1470,"Morningside Park","park","None","None","None","Scarborough","390","None","Morningside","Ave","None","None","Escape from the city and explore this spot of nature in Scarborough. This park has a creek running through it. There are many, many mature trees surrounding the footpaths which wind their way throughout the park. Walk, bike, jog through the park, and you will find picnic areas, a playground, a splash pad, and public washrooms available for visitors to use, weather permitting.

\nNote:
Enter this large park from the west side of Morningside Avenue between Ellesmere Avenue and Lawrence Avenue."], [1078,1471,1471,"Scarlett Mills Park","park","None","Edenbridge Dr & Clay Crt","None","Etobicoke York","235","None","Edenbridge","Dr","None","None","None"], [1079,1472,1472,"Thompson Street Parkette","park","None","Broadview Ave & Thompson St","None","Toronto and East York","120","None","Broadview","Ave","None","None","None"], [1080,1473,1473,"Silverhill Park","park","None","Silverhill Dr & Maypole St","None","Etobicoke York","70","None","Silverhill","Dr","None","None","None"], [1081,1474,1474,"Seasons Park","park","None","Seasons Dr & Grosbeak Cres","None","Scarborough","40","None","Seasons","Dr","None","None","None"], [1082,1475,1475,"Rouge Park - Finch Meander Area","Other","None","Old Finch Ave & Sewell's Rd","None","Scarborough","305","None","Old Finch","Ave","None","None","None"], [1083,1476,1476,"York Mills Valley Park","park","None","Yonge St & Mill St","None","North York","3865","None","Yonge","St","None","None","None"], [1084,1477,1477,"Wychwood Parkette","park","None","Hocken Ave & Wychwood Ave","None","Toronto and East York","111","None","Hocken","Ave","None","None","None"], [1085,1478,1478,"Woodsworth Park","park","None","Sedgemount Dr & Daventry Rd","None","Scarborough","122","None","Sedgemount","Dr","None","None","None"], [1086,1479,1479,"Woodlands Park","park","None","Reesor Rd & Steeles Ave E","None","Scarborough","19","None","Reesor","Rd","None","None","None"], [1087,1480,1480,"Birunthan Park","park","None","Dragonfly Cres & Mantis Rd","None","Scarborough","31","None","Dragonfly","Cres","None","None","A 3 hectare park near Moringside Avenue and Neilson Road that features a sports field, basketball courts, splash pad and a children's playground."], [1088,1481,1481,"Upper Junction Park","park","None","Birdstone Cres & Weston Rd","None","Etobicoke York","85","None","Birdstone","Cres","None","None","None"], [1089,1482,1482,"Thackeray Park","park","None","Kipling Ave & Steeles Ave W","None","Etobicoke York","2955","None","Kipling","Ave","None","None","None"], [1090,1484,1484,"Sylvan Park","park","None","None","None","Scarborough","55","None","Sylvan","Ave","None","None","Sylvan Park offers a small area of cut grass and benches for park users to enjoy the view of Lake Ontario from the height of land. There is one pedestrian trail to the lake:
\nThe Doris McCarthy Trail (Gates Gully): start from Ravine Drive, south of Kingston Road and head down to the lake

\nThis park is part of Scarborough Bluffs.

\nImportant: Stay behind fences and obey no trespassing signs as the bluffs are unstable.
\nHistory
\nSylvan Park was named after the nearby Sylvan Avenue. In Roman mythology, Sylvanus was a woodland deity and Sylvan refers to the wooded rural character of the area. An earlier name for the park was the Cherry Orchard. It was purchased from private owners in 1966 by Metropolitan Toronto, the regional government at the time. Later it was transferred to the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority. The land was acquired to curtail further erosion and to prevent possible development of housing on the site.

\nThe western boundary of Sylvan Park is close to Bellamy Creek where it cuts thorough the Scarbough Bluffs to Lake Ontario. The ravine surrounding Bellany Creek known as the Bellamy Ravine is also known as Gates Gully, after a well-known pioneer, Johnathan Gates who settled in the area in 1815. Gates later operated the Scarboro Inn, also known as Gates Tavern, on Kingston Road, just east of Bellamy Road.

\nMore recently, the trail through Gates Gulley was named after the well-known Canadian artist Doris McCarthy, who lived at the end of Meadowcliffe Road and owned a portion of the Bellamy Ravine. Doris McCarthy, best known for her landscape paintings, lived on the picturesque 12-acre property from 1939 to her death in 2010. She referred to her home as \"Fools Paradise\" and she donated it to the Ontario Heritage Trust in 1998, hoping that other artists would use the lands on the Scarborough Bluff to inspire art after her death. She donated the lands in the ravine to the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority for conservation and access purposes. A sculpture is located at the point where the Doris McCarthy Trail meets the lakeshore."], [1091,1486,1486,"South Humber Park","park","None","The Queensway & High St","None","Etobicoke York","120","None","The Queensway","None","None","None","None"], [1092,1487,1487,"Sisken Trail Park","park","None","Staines Rd & Siskin Terr","None","Scarborough","157","None","Staines","Rd","None","None","None"], [1093,1489,1489,"Raymore Park","park","None","Raymore Dr & Tilden Cres","None","Etobicoke York","95","None","Raymore","Dr","None","None","Raymore Park features a fenced Dogs Off-Leash Area which allows Commercial Dog Walkers and which has a separate area for dogs weighing less than 9.1 kg (20 lbs)."], [1094,1490,1490,"Princess Park","park","None","Doris Ave & Empress Ave","None","North York","214","None","Doris","Ave","None","None","None"], [1095,1491,1491,"Prescott Parkette","park","None","Prescott Ave & Grieves Ave","None","Toronto and East York","20","None","Prescott","Ave","None","None","None"], [1096,1492,1492,"Port Royal Park","park","None","Port Royal Trail & Moorehouse Dr","None","Scarborough","50","None","Port Royal","Trl","None","None","None"], [1097,1494,1494,"Point Rouge Trail Park","park","None","Staines Rd & Point Rouge Trail","None","Scarborough","203","None","Staines","Rd","None","None","None"], [1098,1495,1495,"Oates Park","park","None","Oates Dr & Nixon Hts","None","Scarborough","10","None","Oates","Dr","None","None","A 1.2 hectare park near Danforth road and Warden Avenue that features a multipurpose sports field, a splash pad and a children's playground."], [1099,1496,1496,"Oakridge Park","park","None","Danforth Ave & Robinson Ave","None","Scarborough","3459","None","Danforth","Ave","None","None","A 1.8 hectare park on Danforth Avenue east of Pharmacy Avenue that features a ball diamond, a multipurpose sports field, splash pad and a children's playground."], [1100,1497,1497,"North York Rose Garden","None","None","None","None","None","None","None","None","None","None","None","None"], [1101,1498,1498,"Norman Jewison Park","park","None","Isabella Street and Yonge Street","None","Toronto and East York","13","None","Isabella","St.","None","None","None"], [1102,1499,1499,"Moreau Trail Park","park","None","Herron Ave & Broderick Pl","None","Scarborough","35","None","Herron","Ave","None","None","A small park near Warden Avenue and St. Clair Avenue East that features a children's playground and access to Warden Woods and the Massey Creek ravine."], [1103,1500,1500,"McCowan District Park","park","None","McCowan Road and Bridgegrove Drive","None","Scarborough","150","None","Mccowan","Rd","None","None","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor rink (winter).

"], [1104,1501,1501,"Leonard Linton Park","park","None","Vanderhoof Avenue and Research Road","None","North York","60","None","Research","Rd","None","None","None"], [1105,1502,1502,"Lakeview Avenue Parkette","park","None","Lakeview Ave & Dundas St W","None","Toronto and East York","2","None","Lakeview","Ave","None","None","None"], [1106,1503,1503,"John Chang Neighbourhood Park","park","None","Colgate Ave & Natalie Pl","None","Toronto and East York","50","None","Colgate","Ave","None","None","None"], [1107,1504,1504,"Islington Park","park","None","Franel Crescent and Aviemore Drive","None","Etobicoke York","19","None","Franel","Cres.","None","None","A one-hectare park on Islington Avenue north of Finch Avenue West that features a children's playground and an open green space. In 2022, the playground was improved as part of the Playground Enhancement Program."], [1108,1508,1508,"Humberline Park","park","None","Humberline Drive and Woodlot Crescent","None","Etobicoke York","32","None","Humberline","Dr","None","None","A 3.1 hectare park near Finch Avenue West and Highway 427 that features a children's playground and a basketball court. There is also a path that leads down into the Humber Arboretum. \nIn 2021, the playground was improved as part of the Playground Enhancement Program and features play structures for children aged 18 months to five years and for children aged five and up."], [1109,1509,1509,"Finch - Humberline Sportsfields","park","None","Finch Ave W & Humberline Dr","None","Etobicoke York","95","None","Humberline","Dr","None","None","None"], [1110,1510,1510,"Harrison Properties","park","None","Kingston Rd & Lakehurst Dr","None","Scarborough","1845","None","Kingston","Rd","None","None","A 2.9 hectare forested park on top of the Bluffs overlooking Lake Ontario near Kingston Road and close to Birchmount Road."], [1111,1511,1511,"Lower Don Parklands","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","44","None","Beechwood","Dr","None","None","The Lower Don Valley is home to a wide array of plant and animal species, some part of sensitive ongoing natural habitat restoration, and a number of naturalized areas and trails. The Lower Don Trail is a 5 km multi-use trail that stretches from Taylor Creek to Lakeshore Boulevard, following the Don River.

\nCrothers Woods offers 10km of natural surface trails through mature maple-beech-oak woodland on the west-side of the Don River. Cottonwood Flats is located at the base of Beechwood Drive"], [1112,1529,1529,"Bishop Allotments","None","None","Bishop Ave & Maxome Ave","None","North York","190","None","Bishop","Ave","None","None","None"], [1113,1558,1558,"Cedarbrook Junior Public School","school","None","Nelson St & Farmbrook Rd","None","Scarborough","56","None","Nelson","St","None","None","None"], [1114,1569,1569,"Claireville Day Camp","camp","None","Indian Line & Albion Rd","None","Etobicoke York","8180","None","Highway 50","None","None","L6T 0A6","None"], [1115,1583,1583,"Daventry Allotments","None","None","Brimorton Dr & Bellamy Rd","None","Scarborough","19","None","Daventry","Rd","None","None","None"], [1116,1631,1631,"Four Winds Allotments","None","None","Four Winds Dr & Sentinel Rd","None","Etobicoke York","20","None","Four Winds","Dr","None","None","None"], [1117,1642,1642,"Givendale Allotments","None","None","Kennedy Rd & Ranstone Gdns","None","Scarborough","950","None","Kennedy","Rd","None","None","None"], [1118,1656,1656,"Highland Creek Public School","school","None","Military Trail & Bobmar Rd","None","Scarborough","1410","None","Military","Trl","None","None","None"], [1119,1663,1663,"HTO Park","park","None","Queens Quay W & Rees St","None","Toronto and East York","339","None","Queens Quay","None","W","None","Located in Toronto's Inner Harbour, this unique park includes grassy hills, a long sand beach extending along the water's edge, stationary yellow shade umbrellas and Muskoka chairs. Stylized as HTO, the name is word play between the chemical element of water, H2O, and the common abbreviation for Toronto, TO. \n

Billed as \"Toronto's Urban Beach\", HTO park is an inviting space that highlights contemporary landscape design.\n

\nSix Elements
\nGround Planes - The site was reformed to create a tilted plane that acknowledges two aspects: the urban side and water side. At selected viewing points, a series of tilted planes break through the surface as places for sitting and gathering. Umbrella-dotted terraces step down to the lake. In addition, a pattern of linear surface planes running east-west across the parks abstractly recall the railway tracks that fed the now-defunct industries of the area.

\n\nWater - A series of connected water elements accentuate the theme of water returning to its source. Each element is programmed to celebrate the intrinsic qualities of water. These include motion activated sprays, steam and fog, variations in colour and coloured ice.

\n\nIslands - The overlay of green islands provide gently sloping lawns for repose. Islands that meet residential buildings become horticultural to mediate between the public and private. The islands in the slips mediate storm water overflow. Native water’s edge species act as an urban estuary to provide a living filter for micro-organisms.

\n\nExpressive Horticulture - The planting strategy involves three basic treatments: sloping lawns, horticultural and bio-remediation islands. Tree planting expresses a north-south gradient from a grove of multi-stem ash at the north, to wind-catching willows towards the water’s edge. Planting of horticultural islands provide interest through the year, and buffer the residential or more private areas of the park. Selected species with winter berries contribute to the idea of the site as a bird and wildlife habitat.

\n\nLighting - Seasonal animation, a sense of identity, playfulness and security is created through the lighting. Tall mast lights act as an ‘area moon’ and is programmed to change seasonally. Lighting transforms the dark surfaces of the water basins. The water’s edge is softly illuminated by a connective glow. The lighting is also a vehicle for creating a sense of theatre and journey on the cultural corridors that line the city to the water.

\n\nBeach Furniture - The design calls for informal beach furniture scattered across the south end of the site, transforming it from an urban park to an urban beach.

\nHistory
\nOver a decade ago, approximately 16 hectares (40 acres) of land within Toronto’s Harbourfront was designated for public parks, waters-edge promenade, and school/community centre users. Since that time, several of the park sites have been developed including the Toronto Music Garden.

\n\nAt the end of June 2003, Toronto City Council approved a conceptual design for Phase I of the Harbourfront Parks and Open Space System. Phase I was to focus on Maple Leaf Quay East, Maple Leaf Quay West, and their related slips. They were planned to essentially connect Harbourfront Centre with the Spadina Quay Wetland and the Toronto Music Garden.

\n\nIn July 2004, Mayor David Miller and Deputy Mayor Joe Pantalone, Chair, Harbourfront Parks Steering Committee unveiled the new location for a waterfront park, HTO.

\n\nThe winning design team for Phase I consisted of Janet Rosenberg & Associates Landscapes Architects of Toronto and Claude Cormier Architects Paysagistes Inc. of Montreal. Together they created the design known as HTO. The name represents the fundamental changes that will take place in the relationship between Toronto and the waterfront."], [1120,1681,1681,"Jonesville Allotments","None","None","Jonesville Cres & Eglinton Ave E","None","North York","50","None","Jonesville","Cres","None","None","None"], [1121,1685,1685,"Keele Reservoir","park","None","Keele St & Chimneystack Rd","None","North York","4995","None","Keele","St","None","None","An 8.8 hectare park on Keele Street south of Steeles Avenue West features two cricket pitches and the Toronto Azzurri Youth Sport Village. This village includes a lit soccer field and clubhouse and recognizes the commitment and dedication of the Toronto Azzurri Summer Soccer League to children and the game of soccer. The laneway into Keele Reservoir was named \"Carmen Principato Way\". Mr. Principato, a champion within the Toronto Azzurri Soccer Club, was instrumental in the creation of the clubhouse."], [1122,1707,1707,"Toronto Music Garden","park","None","Queens Quay West and Lower Spadina Avenue","None","Toronto and East York","479","None","Queens Quay","None","W","None","Fronting on Toronto's inner harbour, the Toronto Music Garden is one of the city's most enchanted locations. The park design is inspired by Bach's First Suite for Unaccompanied Cello, with each dance movement within the suite corresponding to a different section of the garden.

\nPublic art honouring Terry Fox was installed in the park in October 2023.

\n\nGardens & Plant List - Bach's Suite No. 1 for Unaccompanied Cello
\n\nPrelude - An undulating riverscape with curves & bends: The first moment of the suite imparts the feeling of a flowing river through which the visitor can stroll. Granite boulders from the southern edge of the Canadian Shield are placed to represent a stream bed with low-growing plants softening its banks. The whole is overtopped by an alley of native Hackberry trees, whose straight trunks and regular spacing suggest measures of music.

\n\nAllemande - A forest grove of wandering trails: The Allemande is an ancient German dance. Interpreted here as a Birch forest, the movement invites the visitor to swirl inward to various contemplative sitting areas, that move higher and higher up the hillside, culminating in a rocky vantage point that looks over the harbour through a circle of Dawn Redwood trees.

\n\nCourante - A swirling path through a wildflower meadow: Originally an Italian and French dance form, the Courante is an exuberant movement that is interpreted here as a huge, upward-spiralling swirl through a lush field of grasses and brightly-coloured perennials that attract birds and butterflies. At the top, a Maypole spins in the wind.

\n\nSarabande - A Conifer grove in the shape of an arc: This movement is based on an ancient Spanish dance form. Its contemplative quality is interpreted here as an inward-arcing circle that is enclosed by tall needle-leaf evergreen trees. Envisioned as a poet's corner, the garden's centerpiece is a huge stone that acts as a stage for readings, and holds a small pool with water that reflects the sky.

\n\nMenuett - A formal flower parterre: This French dance was contemporary to Bach's time. Its formality and grace are reflected in the symmetry and geometry of this movement's design. Hand-crafted with ornamental steel, a circular pavilion is designed to shelter small musical ensembles or dance groups.

\n\nGigue - Giant grass steps that dance you down to the outside world: The Gigue, or \"jog\" is an English dance, whose jaunty, rollicking music is interpreted here as a series of giant grass steps that offer views onto the harbour. The steps form a curved amphitheatre that focus on a stone stage set under a weeping willow tree; a place for informal performances. Shrubs and perennials act as large, enclosing arms, framing views out onto the harbour.

\n\nHistory
\n\nInspired by Bach - Inspired by the pictorial element in Johann Sebastian Bach’s Suites for Unaccompanied Cello, internationally renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma collaborated with a number of artists to produce Inspired by Bach – a six part film series. The series was produced by Rhombus Media Incorporated and broadcasted in 1997 and 1998.

\n\nFor the first film in the series, The Music Garden, Mr. Ma worked with landscape designer Julie Moir Messervy to interpret in nature the music of Bach’s first suite. As a result of the film project, Yo-Yo Ma, Julie Messervy and Rhombus Media Incorporated approached the city of Boston, Massachusetts to create an actual garden based on The Music Garden. When the Boston site fell through, Toronto enthusiastically embraced the project.

\n\nThe Design - Julie Messervy designed the waterfront Music Garden in collaboration with landscape architects from the city’s Parks, Forestry and Recreation Department. The garden design interprets in nature Bach’s First Suite for Unaccompanied Cello, with each dance movement within the suite corresponding to a different section in the garden. Two Canadian artists created special features for the Music Garden. Tom Tollefson, architectural blacksmith, fabricated the Music Pavilion, and the late Anne Roberts of Feir Mill Desing Inc., designed the Maypole.

\n\nThe Donors - James Douglas Fleck led the private side of a public/private collaboration with the City of Toronto to create and build the Toronto Music Garden. The donors are David and Vivian Campbell, George and Kathy Dembroski, James and Margaret Fleck, David and Catherine Graham, Michael and Sonja Koerner, Wilmot and Judy Matthews, Jim and Sandra Pitblado and Sandra Simpson. The Weston Foundation has also contributed to the project."], [1123,1710,1710,"Remberto Navia Sport Fields","park","None","Norfinch Dr & Finch Ave W","None","Etobicoke York","65","None","Norfinch","Dr","None","None","None"], [1124,1748,1748,"Scarboro Crescent Park","park","None","None","None","Scarborough","61","None","Undercliff","Dr","None","None","Scarboro Crescent Park offers dramatic views of Lake Ontario and the eroding sand cliffs that form the Scarborough Bluffs. The park is so high above the water that it also offers stunning views of sunrises, sunsets, moon rises and shooting stars, making this a popular evening destination on warm summer evenings.

\nThis park is part of Scarborough Bluffs.

\nImportant: There is no access to the water at this park. Stay behind fences and obey no trespassing signs as the bluffs are unstable. Access the water from Bluffer's Park, Sylvan Park, Guild Park and Gardens, or East Point Park."], [1125,1760,1760,"Silver Springs Elementary School","SCHOOL","None","Silver Springs Blvd & Dancy Ave","None","Scarborough","222","None","Silver Springs","Blvd","None","None","None"], [1126,1763,1763,"Silverthorne Allotments","None","None","Old Weston Rd & Rockwell Ave","None","Toronto and East York","458","None","Old Weston","Rd","None","None","None"], [1127,1801,1801,"Stoffel Allotments","None","None","Stoffel Dr & Kelfield St","None","Etobicoke York","20","None","Stoffel","Dr","None","None","None"], [1128,1803,1803,"Terry Fox Public School","SCHOOL","None","Wintermute Blvd & Triangle Villas Dr","None","Scarborough","185","None","Wintermute","Blvd","None","None","None"], [1129,1806,1806,"Toronto Island Park - Franklin Children's Garden","garden","None","Queens Quay West and Harbour Square","None","Toronto and East York","9","None","Queens Quay","None","W","None","An interactive garden for families on Toronto Island Park. The park features seven sections:\n

\nLittle Sprouts Garden:\nLearn how to plant, cultivate and harvest vegetables and flowers. Drop-in programs run in the summer. \n

\nSnail Trail:\nExplore the winding trail and meadow on your way to the highest point on the Toronto Islands.\n

\nHide and Seek Garden:\nPlay in the vine tunnel, explore the wheel-chair accessible Tree House, or take pictures with bronze sculptures of Franklin and Rabbit. \n

\nFranklin's Pollination Station:\nFind out about the important role pollinators play in this educational garden. \n

\nPine Grove:\nCollect pine cones and look for bronze sculptures of Franklin and his friends!\n

\nTurtle Pond:\nHave a chance to look at turtles, frogs, birds and other critters in a wetland environment. \n

\nFranklin Children's Garden is inspired by Franklin the Turtle from the celebrated book series written by Paulette Bourgeois, illustrated by Brenda Clark and published by Kids Can Press: a Corus Entertainment Company."], [1130,1820,1820,"Walter Perry Junior Public School","None","None","Falmouth Avenue and Ordway Road","None","Scarborough","45","None","Falmouth","Ave","None","None","

This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

"], [1131,1842,1842,"Montgomery's Inn","None","None","Dundas St W & Islington Ave","None","Etobicoke York","4709","None","Dundas","St","W","M9A 1A8","Montgomery's Inn highlights the historical role played by the inn as a tavern, farm, local gathering place and community hub in the development and history of Etobicoke. Features of the building include the 1830s Inn which features twelve restored rooms, a tea room, a bar room and a commercial kitchen, as well as a modern addition featuring a 3,000 volume research library, a gallery space, archives, and a gift shop. \n\n

In addition to camps, the museum offers ongoing events and exhibits, school trips, and rentals."], [1132,1843,1843,"Spadina Museum","None","None","Spadina Road and Austin Terrace","None","Toronto and East York","285","None","Spadina","Rd","None","None","Spadina Museum offers a glimpse of Toronto during the 1900-1930 period through the lens of the Austin family. The museum highlights the effects of transformative events on the Austins such as the First World War, the Great Depression and societal changes in Canada. Spadina Museum opened in 1984 and completed an extensive interior restoration in 2010. In addition to camps, the museum offers ongoing events and exhibits, school trips and rentals."], [1133,1845,1845,"Fort York National Historic Site","None","None","Fort York Blvd & Bathurst","None","Toronto and East York","250","None","Fort York Blvd","None","None","M5V 3K9","None"], [1134,1846,1846,"Colborne Lodge","None","None","The Queensway and Colborne Lodge Drive at the south entrance to High Park","None","Toronto and East York","11","None","Colborne Lodge","Dr","None","None","Colborne Lodge was built in 1837 and is located at the south end of High Park. The park's 165 acres were originally the property of the Howard family and included the Lodge and a variety of farm outbuildings. John and Jemima Howard gifted the property to the City of Toronto to be used as a public park. Today, Colborne Lodge consists of two buildings: an original Regency Picturesque stucco cottage and John Howard's original Picture Gallery. In addition to camps, the museum offers ongoing events and exhibits, school trips and rentals."], [1135,1848,1848,"Clovercrest Parkette","park","None","Clovercrest Rd & Leslie St","None","North York","23","None","Clovercrest","Rd","None","None","None"], [1136,1849,1849,"Lee Centre Park","park","None","Corporate Dr & Lee Centre Dr","None","Scarborough","112","None","Corporate","Dr","None","None","None"], [1137,1850,1850,"Queensland Park","park","None","Nordin Ave & Warnica Ave","None","Etobicoke York","65","None","Brawley","Ave","None","None","None"], [1138,1851,1851,"Lake Crescent Road End Parkette","park","None","Lake Cres & Island View Blvd","None","Etobicoke York","2","None","Lake","Cres","None","None","None"], [1139,1852,1852,"Nesbitt Park","park","None","Nesbitt Dr & Douglas Crescent","None","Toronto and East York","69","None","Nesbitt","Dr","None","None","None"], [1140,1853,1853,"Tabor Hill Memorial Park","park","None","Bellamy Rd N & Rochman Blvd","None","Scarborough","525","None","Bellamy","Rd","N","None","None"], [1141,1854,1854,"Stratford Park","park","None","Bayview Ave & Blythwood Rd","None","North York","2100","None","Bayview","Ave","None","None","None"], [1142,1855,1855,"East York Curling Club","crc","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","901","None","Cosburn","Ave","None","M4C 2W7","East York Curling Club offers daytime and evening leagues for seniors, men, women, mixed, juniors, bantam and little rocks! The season runs from October to April. Lessons are offered at the beginning of each season.

\n\nAvailable for private and corporate rentals. Call the East York Curling Club to book."], [1143,1856,1856,"Leaside Curling Club","crc","Fully Accessible","None","None","North York","1075","None","Millwood","Rd","None","M4G 1X6","Leaside Curling Club offers day or evening/weekend leagues, social events, bonspiels and curling clinics. It features eight sheets of ice, a lounge area, a fireplace, a bar, a snack bar, widescreen TVs and a stereo system. Change rooms and parking are also available.

\nIce can be booked for corporate events, meetings and private events. Book one sheet of ice or host a bonspiel. Louge bookings may also be available. Visit leasidecurling.ca for details."], [1144,1857,1857,"George Webster Elementary School","school","None","Cedarcrest Boulevard and Gower Street","None","Toronto and East York","2","None","Cedarcrest","Blvd","None","None","

This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

"], [1145,1860,1860,"Sherbourne Common","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","5","None","Lower Sherbourne","St","None","None","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor rink (winter).

The Paul Quarrington outdoor Ice Rink, located at 61 Dockside Drive, provides a lovely waterfront view while engaging in physical activity. Enjoy an leisurely or brisk skate while taking in the city's wonderful sites. After, enjoy a stroll around Queens Quay. A great destination location with seasonal opportunities and fun for all ages.

\nThe Ice Rink/Splash Pad at Sherbourne Common were named in honour of Paul Quarrington in 2014. Paul Quarrington was a successful Toronto author, musician and screenwriter. He wrote the prize winning novels Whale Music (Governor's General Award for Fiction, 1989) and King Leary (Stephen Leacock Award for Humour, 1988) and performed with the Canadian bands Porkbelly Futures and Joe Hall and the Continental Drift. Paul's screenwriting credits include films such as Camilla, Perfectly Normal and Men with Brooms. He was a great influence for future generations of artists as an educator at the University of Toronto and Humber College.

\nSpecial Features
\nAWARDS - 2014 Toronto Urban Design Awards, Award of Merit and 2012 Canadian Society of Landscape Architects (CSLA) National Honour-Design, for its sophisticated integration of design, art and engineering."], [1146,1861,1861,"Rean Park","park","None","Rean Dr & Dervock Cres","None","North York","7","None","Rean","Dr","None","None","None"], [1147,1865,1865,"Warden Hilltop Community Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","None","None","Scarborough","25","None","Mendelssohn","St","None","M1L 0G6","The Warden Hilltop Community Centre is the first public building in Toronto to be LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Silver certified featuring a geothermal heating and cooling system, green roof and solar power. The centre includes a double gym, weight room, teaching kitchen and preschool area."], [1148,1868,1868,"Maxome Park","park","None","Maxome Ave & Gustave Crescent","None","North York","67","None","Maxome","Ave","None","None","A 1.7 hectare mostly forested park near Bayview Avenue and Finch Avenue East that features a children's playground and an open green space. The east branch of the Don River flows through the ravine at the south end of the park."], [1149,1870,1870,"Cornell/Campbell House Allotment Garden","park","None","Kingston Rd. & Markham Rd.","None","None","3620","None","Kingston","Rd","None","None","None"], [1150,1872,1872,"St. Matthew's Anglican Church","church","None","Bloor St W & Shaver Ave N","None","Etobicoke York","3962","None","Bloor","St","W","None","None"], [1151,1873,1873,"Stephen Leacock Seniors Community Centre","crc","None","None","None","Scarborough","2520","None","Birchmount","Rd","None","M1T 2M5","None"], [1152,1874,1874,"John D. Parker Junior Public School","None","None","Mount Olive Drive and Overskate Court","None","Etobicoke York","202","None","Mount Olive","Dr","None","None","

This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

"], [1153,1879,1879,"Ionview Park","park","None","Ionview Rd & Flempton Cres","None","Scarborough","110","None","Ionview","Rd","None","None","A 1.2 hectare park near Kennedy Road and Eglinton Avenue East that features a children's playground."], [1154,1880,1880,"Portage Gardens Park","park","None","Sidney Belsey Cres & Westpoint Lane","None","Etobicoke York","400","None","Sidney Belsey","Cres","None","None","None"], [1155,1882,1882,"Fairfield Park","park","None","Lothian Ave & Leland Ave","None","Etobicoke York","90","None","Lothian","Ave","None","None","A 2.7 hectare park near Islington Avenue and Bloor Street West features two shuffleboard courts, a splash pad, a children's playground and open green space."], [1156,1884,1884,"Old Mill Site Park","park","None","Catherine St & Old Mill Dr","None","Toronto and East York","5","None","Catherine","St","None","None","A small park near Bloor Street West and Jane Street that features four lit outdoor tennis courts overlooking the Humber River."], [1157,1886,1886,"Traymore Park","park","None","Traymore Cres & Bloor St W","None","Toronto and East York","5","None","Traymore","Cres","None","None","None"], [1158,1888,1888,"Stonehouse Park","park","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","671","None","Martin Grove","Rd","None","None","This neighbourhood is located south of The Westway. It features a newly refurbished children's playground with climbing parts to explore. There is a small seating area with cement tables and stools. For those who bicycle to the park there are bike racks available. There is also an open green space, to toss a Frisbee, kick a ball or have a picnic with friends or family."], [1159,1890,1890,"Clarinda Park","park","None","Clarinda Dr & Eunice Dr","None","North York","31","None","Clarinda","Dr","None","None","A small park near Sheppard Avenue East and Leslie Street featuring a children's playground and a trail that connects to the East Don Parkland and the Don River."], [1160,1893,1893,"Exbury Park","park","None","Exbury Road and Gatesgill Crescent","None","North York","128","None","Exbury","Rd","None","None","A 1.2 hectare park near Jane Street and Wilson Avenue features two lit outdoor bocce courts and a children's playground. In 2021, the playground was improved as part of the Playground Enhancement Program and features play structures for children aged 18 months to five years and for children aged five and up. The playground also includes three types of swings, including an inclusive swing, and accessible benches and picnic tables."], [1161,1895,1895,"Starry Park","park","None","Staines Rd & Hepatica St","None","Scarborough","505","None","Staines","Rd","None","None","None"], [1162,1896,1896,"South Marine Drive Park","park","None","Rogate Pl & South Marine Dr","None","Scarborough","5","None","Rogate","Pl","None","None","South Marine Park is a very wooded natural area with no amenities, trails, or lookouts.

\nThis park is part of Scarborough Bluffs.

\nImportant: There is no access to the water at this park. Stay behind fences and obey no trespassing signs as the bluffs are unstable. Access the water from Bluffer's Park, Sylvan Park, Guild Park and Gardens, or East Point Park."], [1163,1897,1897,"Mallory Green","park","None","Mallory Cres & Leacrest Rd","None","North York","33","None","Mallory","Cres","None","None","None"], [1164,1898,1898,"Chester Le Park","park","None","Chester Le Blvd & 260 Chester Le Blvd","None","Scarborough","255","None","Chester Le","Blvd","None","None","A 1.9 hectare park near Victoria Park Avenue and Finch Avenue East features a children's playground and a large open green space."], [1165,1900,1900,"Pinetree Park","park","None","Applemore Rd & Greenhedges Crt","None","Scarborough","55","None","Applemore","Rd","None","None","None"], [1166,1901,1901,"Bill Johnston Park","park","None","Western Battery Rd & Pirandello St","None","Toronto and East York","65","None","Western Battery","Rd","None","None","A small linear park running the length of north side Western Battery Road near King Street West and Strachan Ave in Liberty Village."], [1167,1923,1923,"Cashman Park","park","None","Langmuir Cres & Humbercrest Blvd","None","Toronto and East York","4","None","Langmuir","Cres","None","None","None"], [1168,1925,1925,"Chapman Valley Park","park","None","Chapman Rd & Craig Allan Crt","None","Etobicoke York","60","None","Chapman","Rd","None","None","None"], [1169,1949,1949,"Frost Park","park","None","Kipling Ave & Frost St","None","Etobicoke York","2051","None","Kipling","Ave","None","None","A small park on Kipling Avenue north of Rexdale Boulevard that features a children's playground."], [1170,1950,1950,"Graham Park","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","11","None","Atlas","Ave","None","None","Graham Park is found just north of St. Clair Avenue West. Enter this small park off Atlas Avenue, and you will find a children's playground. This is a great place for local children to come and play."], [1171,1951,1951,"Haverson Park","park","None","Woodenhill Crt & Haverson Blvd","None","Etobicoke York","65","None","Woodenhill","Crt","None","None","None"], [1172,1953,1953,"Holley Park","park","None","Weston Road and Parke Street","None","Etobicoke York","2335","None","Weston","Rd","None","None","A small park on Weston Road north of Lawrence Avenue West that features a children's playground. In 2022, the playground was improved as part of the Playground Enhancement Program."], [1173,1955,1955,"Humber Arboretum","park","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","955","None","Humberwood","Blvd","None","None","Located in the north-west corner of Toronto right next to the Humber College North Campus, this park includes one of the best examples of a healthy urban forest within the City. The Humber Arboretum first opened in 1977 and is a joint venture between the City of Toronto, Humber College and the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority. Accessible hard surface trails, extensive gardens and a welcoming visitors centre makes this a great destination for the whole family. Through the partnership with Humber College, the Horticultural Staff Team help train students in a variety of landscaping techniques and design. You can frequently discover something new and beautiful growing at the Arboretum. You will also find masses of roses, unique displays of annuals and perennials, a tranquility garden and an urban wildlife garden. Stop by for a stroll through this beautiful park."], [1174,1956,1956,"Humewood Park","park","None","Humewood Drive and Humewood Gardens","None","Toronto and East York","37","None","Humewood","Dr","None","None","A small park with a mature tree canopy near St.Clair Avenue West and Bathurst Street that features a childrens playground. In 2020, the playground was improved as part of the Playground Enhancement Program."], [1175,1969,1969,"Marlborough Place Parkette","park","None","Marlborough Ave & Marlborough Pl","None","Toronto and East York","100","None","Marlborough","Ave","None","None","None"], [1176,1974,1974,"Noble Park","park","None","Sandcliff Rd & Black Creek Blvd","None","Etobicoke York","74","None","Sandcliff","Rd","None","None","A 1.4 hectare park near Jane Street and Eglinton Avenue West that features a ball diamond, a basketball court and a children's playground."], [1177,1978,1978,"Redgrave Park","park","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","48","None","Redgrave","Dr","None","None","Two paths criss-cross through the centre of the park to connect local residents to this small green space. There is a fun playground for children to climb on, slide down and discover. A small seating area is great for watching your children explore the playground equipment. The park is located down the road from Parkfield Junior School and Westgrove Park.

\nNEW and IMPROVED A brand new playground that will include swings, main play feature with climbers, play panels and slides, a spring toy and a spinner bowl."], [1178,1979,1979,"Ricardo Parkette","park","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","180","None","Maple Leaf","Dr","None","None","The newly renovated playground at Ricardo Parkette features a new junior/senior play structure with barrier-free play features, overhead climber, spring toy and swing set including a new barrier-free swing. Armour stone frames the outer edges of the playground and allows children to practice balancing skills. Engineered wood fiber form a springy playground floor surface that both cushion falls and supports wheelchair weight. Perimeter located benches allow family members and care givers to supervise the fun!"], [1179,1999,1999,"The Elms Park","park","None","Auburndale Crt & Bergamot Ave","None","Etobicoke York","25","None","Auburndale","Crt","None","None","None"], [1180,2001,2001,"Tichester Park","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","27","None","Tichester","Rd","None","None","This local park is tucked in behind St. Michael's College School. The mature trees provide shade for park users and benches provide a spot to sit and listen to the sounds of the City. There is a playground for children to spend time playing and having fun outdoors. Bicycle rings are available to secure bikes while using the park. Tichester Park is found north of St. Clair Avenue, within walking distance of the subway station."], [1181,2003,2003,"Valecrest Park","park","None","Valecrest Dr & Glendarling Rd","None","Etobicoke York","125","None","Valecrest","Dr","None","None","None"], [1182,2006,2006,"Westmount Park","park","None","Arcade Dr & Adonis Crt","None","Etobicoke York","22","None","Arcade","Dr","None","None","None"], [1183,2007,2007,"Weston Lions Recreation Arena","None","None","None","None","None","None","None","None","None","None","None","None"], [1184,2012,2012,"Pam McConnell Aquatic Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","None","None","Toronto and East York","640","None","Dundas","St","E","M5A 2B8","The Pam McConnell Aquatic Centre, formerly the Regent Park Aquatic Centre, features a 25-metre lap pool. A family/universal change room is available at this location.\n

\nThis is a free centre."], [1185,2013,2013,"Humberwood Park","park","None","Humberwood Blvd & Pinecone Dr","None","Etobicoke York","850","None","Humberwood","Blvd","None","None","This 5 hectare park near Finch Avenue West and Highway 427 features a ball diamond overlooking the West Humber River Valley."], [1186,2014,2014,"Lambton Park","park","None","Dundas Street West and Howland Street","None","Toronto and East York","4100","None","Dundas","St.","W","None","This 13.5-hectare park on the banks of the Humber River is west of Scarlett Road on Dundas Street West. This park features a children's playground and trails that connect to the Humber Recreational Trail. The Lambton Arena can be found just inside the park entrance. In 2023, the playground was updated as part of the Playground Enhancement Program."], [1187,2015,2015,"Florence Gell Park","park","None","Varsity Road and Althea Road","None","Toronto and East York","85","None","Varsity","Rd.","None","None","A small park that features a splash pad and a children's playground. The playground was updated in 2023."], [1188,2016,2016,"Maryland Park","park","None","Maryland Blvd & Dentonia Park Ave","None","Toronto and East York","19","None","Maryland","Blvd","None","None","A one hectare park near Danforth Avenue and Victoria Park Avenue that features four lit outdoor tennis courts with a club house, a children's playground and an open green space. The park is home to the Dentonia Park Tennis Club."], [1189,2018,2018,"Trudelle Street Park","park","None","Trudelle St & McCowan Rd","None","Scarborough","55","None","Trudelle","St","None","None","None"], [1190,2019,2019,"Birchcrest Park","park","None","Beverly Glen Blvd & Stonebridge Blvd","None","Scarborough","89","None","Beverly Glen","Blvd","None","None","A small park near Finch Avenue East and Warden Avenue featuring a children's playground and a splash pad."], [1191,2020,2020,"Six Points Park","park","None","Viking Lane & Dundas St W","None","Etobicoke York","10","None","Viking","Lane","None","None","None"], [1192,2021,2021,"Rita Cox Park","park","None","Machells Ave & Joe Shuster Way","None","Toronto and East York","14","None","Machells","Ave","None","None","A parkette near Dufferin Street and King Street West that features pathways leading to a children's playground and a splash pad. This park opened in 2008 and was named to honour Dr. Rita Cox, a prominent librarian, storyteller and literacy advocate."], [1193,2023,2023,"Aldwych Park","park","None","Aldwych Ave & Dewhurst Blvd","None","Toronto and East York","134","None","Aldwych","Ave","None","None","A park near Donlands Avenue and Mortimer Avenue that features a splash pad and a children's playground."], [1194,2024,2024,"Toronto Island Park","park","None","Queens Quay W & Harbour Sq","None","Toronto and East York","9","None","Queens Quay","None","W","None","Read more about Toronto Islands"], [1195,2025,2025,"Heron Park","park","None","None","None","Scarborough","292","None","Manse","Rd","None","None","This 4.7-hectare park on Lawrence Avenue East, east of Morningside Road, features a lit ball diamond, five lit tennis courts, a splash pad and a children's playground. Connected to the park is the Heron Park Community Recreation Centre."], [1196,2027,2027,"Dufferin-King Park","park","None","Dufferin Street and King Street West","None","Toronto and East York","256","None","Dufferin","St.","None","None","A small park on Dufferin Street, south of King Street West."], [1197,2030,2030,"Gledhill Park","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","125","None","Gledhill","Ave","None","None","This is neighbourhood favourite with families who have small children. The little park is enclosed by a fence to set out the play area. There are park benches for those of all ages to sit on and watch children frolic on the playground equipment of swings, climbers and slides or enjoy the water in the summer months from the splash/spray pad. Walking may be the best way to get to the park which is found on the corner of Epsom Avenue and Gledhill Avenue."], [1198,2031,2031,"Coronation Park - York","park","None","Eglinton Avenue West and Bicknell Avenue","None","Etobicoke York","2700","None","Eglinton","Ave","W","None","An 8.5 hectare park along the bank of the Black Creek near Eglinton Avenue West and Keele Street featuring an amphitheatre, a ball diamond, two basketball courts, a bocce courts, a tennis court, a splash pad and a children`s playground. In 2022, the playground was improved as part of the Playground Enhancement Program."], [1199,2032,2032,"Woburn Park - Scarborough","park","None","Dormington Dr & Pegasus Trl","None","Scarborough","50","None","Dormington","Dr","None","None","None"], [1200,2034,2034,"Stephen Leacock Park","park","None","Birchmount Rd & Huntingwood Dr","None","Scarborough","2530","None","Birchmount","Rd","None","None","A 4 hectare park located between Sheppard Avenue East and Finch Avenue East on Birchmount Road. This park features four lit outdoor tennis courts, a ball diamond, splash pad and a children's playground. In 2024, the playground was updated as part of the Playground Enhancement Program."], [1201,2036,506,"McGregor Park","park","None","Lawrence Ave E & Canlish Rd","None","Scarborough","2231","None","Lawrence","Ave","E","None","A 3.9 hectare park on Lawrence Avenue East near Birchmount Road that features two ball diamonds (one with lights), three lit tennis courts, two basketball courts, a splash pad and a children's playground. The Park is adjacent to the McGregor Park Recreation Centre."], [1202,2037,2037,"Jack Goodlad Park","park","None","Kennedy Rd & Ranstone Gdns","None","Scarborough","929","None","Kennedy","Rd","None","None","A 5 hectare park located on Kennedy Road just south of Lawrence Avenue East. The park features two ball diamonds, four Bocce courts, a splash pad and a children's playground."], [1203,2039,2024,"Toronto Island Park - Ward's Island","park","None","Centre Island Pk & Lakeshore Ave","None","Toronto and East York","1","None","Centre Island","Park","None","None","More about Toronto Islands."], [1204,2043,2043,"Brookwell Park","park","None","Streamdale Crt & Sentinel Rd","None","North York","44","None","Streamdale","Crt","None","None","A small park near Sheppard Avenue West and Keele Street featuring a basketball court and a chlidren's playground."], [1205,2044,2044,"Harlandale Parkette","park","None","Harlandale Ave & Welbeck Rd","None","North York","206","None","Harlandale","Ave","None","None","None"], [1206,2045,2045,"Alan - Oxford Parkette","park","None","Alan Ave & Oxford St","None","Etobicoke York","31","None","Alan","Ave","None","None","None"], [1207,2046,2046,"Alderwood Memorial Park","park","None","Sheldon Avenue and Valermo Drive","None","Etobicoke York","215","None","Sheldon","Ave.","None","None","A park near Brown's Line and Horner Avenue featuring a children's playground. In 2024, the playground was updated as part of the Playground Enhancement Program."], [1208,2047,2047,"Bisset Park","park","None","Bisset Ave & Savona Dr","None","Etobicoke York","20","None","Bisset","Ave","None","None","None"], [1209,2048,2048,"Browns Line-Lakeshore Parkette","park","None","Browns Line & Lake Shore Blvd W","None","Etobicoke York","None","None","Browns","Line","None","None","None"], [1210,2049,2049,"Douglas Park","park","None","Evans Ave & Treeview Dr","None","Etobicoke York","481","None","Evans","Ave","None","None","A 2.1 hectare park on Evans Avenue featuring two bocce courts, a children's playground and open green space."], [1211,2050,2050,"Eighth Street Park","park","None","Eighth St & Birmingham St","None","Etobicoke York","160","None","Eighth","St","None","None","A small park on the corner of Eighth Street and Birmingham Street featuring a skateboard park."], [1212,2051,2051,"Flora Voisey Park","park","None","Yachters Lane & Legion Rd","None","Etobicoke York","67","None","Yachters","Lane","None","None","None"], [1213,2053,2053,"Hillside Park","park","None","Hillside Ave & Dwight Ave","None","Etobicoke York","185","None","Hillside","Ave","None","None","A small park near Royal York Road and Lake Shore Boulevard West that features a children's playground surrounded by mature trees and open green space."], [1214,2054,2054,"Humber Bay Shores Park","park","None","Marine Parade Dr & Waterfront Dr","None","Etobicoke York","15","None","Marine Parade","Dr","None","None","Humber Bay Shores Park is located west of the Humber Bay Bridge and the Humber River, east of the Humber Bay East and West Parks. It is part of a string of parks along the Etobicoke Lakeshore district that connect by the Martin Goodman Trail. Humber Bay Shores is a lovely spot to sit and enjoy the view of Lake Ontario. This park is listed as one of the top 13 spots to see birds in Toronto in the City's Birds of Toronto Biodiversity Series booklet, which is available in libraries across the city. Follow the trail west and you'll find yourself in the Humber Bay Butterfly Habitat.

\n\nHumber Bay Butterfly Habitat (HBBH) - Programs & Activities
\n\nSelf Guided Tours - Interactive and informative interpretive signs are located throughout the Humber Bay Butterfly Habitat. Enjoy a self guided tour, while learning about butterflies, native plants, urban conservation and migrating monarchs!

\n\nGet Involved and Dig In - Do you want to get involved at Humber Bay Butterfly Habitat? Join the City of Toronto’s HBBH Community Stewardship Team. For more information, please e-mail Natural Environment and Community Programs at greentoronto@toronto.ca.

\n\nAppreciate Art in the Park - Visit the Home Garden to see the weaved Spirit House by Anne Feir and the sculpted Guardians by Amy Switzer.

\n\nBring your Bike - The Humber Bay Butterfly Habitat is located immediately south of the Waterfront Trail – a prime destination for cyclists, walkers and in-line skaters alike.

\n\nHumber Bay Butterfly Habitat (HBBH) - Attractions & Features
\nThe goal of HBBH is to establish a self-sustaining native plant community which will support a variety of butterfly species, while engaging and educating park users about the value of urban wildlife habitat. HBBH is approximately four acres and includes the following:

\n\nShort Grass Prairie - The short grass prairie component of the HBBH is located along the stormwater management pond at the west-end of the site. The low growing, drought tolerant vegetation characteristic of this native plant community, provides a variety of host and nectar plants for caterpillars and butterflies. Trees and shrubs have been planted on the berm opposite the prairie, to offer perching areas, shelter and further food sources.

\n\nWildflower Meadow - The Wildflower Meadow represents the largest component of the HBBH, and lies at the furthest east-end of the habitat. There are four vegetation communities represented in this meadow: tallgrass prairie, shortgrass prairie, wet meadow and upland meadow. Each area provides a distinct mix of native wildflowers, grasses and sedges as well as unique physical features. The area between the wildflower meadow and the lake is a large native shrub and tree bed, which provides food, shelter and a wind break for the meadow.

\n\nHome Garden - Have you ever wondered how you can turn your garden into a haven for butterflies? The Home Garden incorporates butterfly-friendly plants and physical features that lend themselves to a backyard setting. Key features include benches, stonewalls, gravel and interlocking walkways, perennial beds with native and ornamental species, and interpretive art features."], [1215,2056,2056,"Lake Crescent Park","park","None","Lake Crescent and Royal York Road","None","Etobicoke York","55","None","Lake","Cres","None","None","In 2021, the playground was improved as part of the Playground Enhancement Program and features climbing equipment, swings with an inclusive seat and accessible pathways."], [1216,2057,2057,"Long Branch Park & Cenotaph","park","None","Long Branch Ave & Park Blvd","None","Etobicoke York","23","None","Long Branch","Ave","None","None","None"], [1217,2058,2058,"Maurice J. Breen Park","park","None","Forty Third St & Lake Shore Blvd W","None","Etobicoke York","26","None","Forty Third","St","None","None","A 1.3 hectare park near Browns Line and Lake Shore Boulevard West on the east bank of Etobicoke Creek. This park features a children's playground and a trail that connects with the Etobicoke Creek Trail system."], [1218,2059,2059,"Miles Road End Parkette","park","None","Miles Rd & Lake Shore Blvd W","None","Etobicoke York","4","None","Miles","Rd","None","None","None"], [1219,2063,2063,"Queens Avenue Parkette","park","None","Superior Avenue and Queens Avenue","None","Etobicoke York","94","None","Superior","Ave","None","None","Queens Avenue Parkette is located in the Mimico neighbourhood of South Etobicoke. In 2022, the playground was improved as part of the Playground Enhancement Program and features a combined junior/senior play structure and an arch swing set."], [1220,2064,2064,"Sand Beach Road Parkette","park","None","Sand Beach Rd & Nautical Lane","None","Etobicoke York","2","None","Sand Beach","Rd","None","None","None"], [1221,2065,2065,"Sir Adam Beck Park","park","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","55","None","Eltham","Dr","None","None","A 1.4 hectare park near Horner Avenue and Browns Line featuring two lit tennis courts. The Sir Adam Beck Artificial Ice Rink is located within the park."], [1222,2066,2066,"Sixth Street Park","park","None","Sixth St & Birmingham St","None","Etobicoke York","270","None","Sixth","St","None","None","None"], [1223,2067,2067,"Skeens Lane Parkette","park","None","Twenty Ninth St & Skeens Lane","None","Etobicoke York","8","None","Twenty Ninth","St","None","None","None"], [1224,2068,2068,"Stanley Avenue Park","park","None","Station Rd & Stanley Ave","None","Etobicoke York","55","None","Station","Rd","None","None","None"], [1225,2069,2069,"Superior Park","park","None","Superior Ave & Lake Shore Blvd W","None","Etobicoke York","1","Y","Superior","Ave","None","None","None"], [1226,2071,2071,"Twelfth Street Parkette","park","None","Twelfth St & Lake Shore Dr","None","Etobicoke York","1","None","Twelfth","St","None","None","None"], [1227,2072,2072,"Twenty Eighth Street Park","park","None","Lake Prom & Twenty Eighth St","None","Etobicoke York","123","None","Lake Promenade","None","None","None","None"], [1228,2073,2073,"Twenty Fifth Street Parkette","park","None","Lake Prom & Twenty Fifth St","None","Etobicoke York","41","None","Lake Promenade","None","None","None","None"], [1229,2074,2074,"Twenty Third Street Parkette","park","None","Lake Prom & Twenty Third St","None","Etobicoke York","1","A","Lake Promenade","None","None","None","None"], [1230,2075,2075,"Douglas B. Ford Park","park","None","Royal York Rd & Brittany Crt","None","Etobicoke York","1521","None","Royal York","Rd","None","None","A 1.6 hectare park on Royal York Road south of Lawrence Avenue West featuring a children's playground. The park follows the Humber Creek as it flows along the park's eastern border."], [1231,2076,2076,"Enfield Park","park","None","Enfield Ave & Gort Ave","None","Etobicoke York","37","A","Enfield","Ave","None","None","A small park near Brown's Line and Lake Shore Bouleard West provides a gateway from the neighbourhood into the Etobicoke Creek Valley and trail system."], [1232,2077,2077,"Jean Augustine Park","park","None","Lake Shore Blvd W & Brookers Lane","None","Etobicoke York","2115","None","Lake Shore","Blvd","W","None","A small park near Park Lawn Road and Lake Shore Boulevard West that features a water fountain, multiple pathways through the open green space and leads to Humber Bay Shores Park. Formerly known as Newport Beach Park, this park was renamed in 2010 to honour Jean Augustine, a community advocate, local politician and the Province of Ontario's first Fairness Commissioner."], [1233,2078,2078,"Abbotsford Park","park","None","Abbotsford Rd & Churchill Ave","None","North York","2","A","Abbotsford","Rd","None","None","A park near Churchill Avenue and Yonge Street that features a children's playground."], [1234,2080,2080,"Ailsa Craig Parkette","park","None","Ailsa Craig Crt & Virgilwood Dr","None","North York","16","None","Ailsa Craig","Crt","None","None","The park is located on the west side of Esther Shiner Stadium near Finch Avenue West and Bathurst Street, and it features a children's playground."], [1235,2081,2081,"Thistletown Park","park","None","Albion Rd & Todd Brook Dr","None","Etobicoke York","1265","None","Albion","Rd","None","None","None"], [1236,2082,2082,"Turnberry South Park","park","None","Alentejo St & Estoril Terr","None","Toronto and East York","31","None","Alentejo","St","None","None","None"], [1237,2084,2084,"Turnberry North Park","park","None","Algarve Cres & Terciera Cir","None","Toronto and East York","44","None","Algarve","Cres","None","None","None"], [1238,2085,2085,"Black Creek Site East","park","None","Alliance Ave & Cliff St","None","Etobicoke York","389","None","Alliance","Ave","None","None","A 4.2 hectare park following the Black Creek near Alliance Avenue and Weston Road."], [1239,2086,2086,"Ambrose Parkette","park","None","Ambrose Rd & Eunice Rd","None","North York","5","None","Ambrose","Rd","None","None","None"], [1240,2089,2089,"Don Lake Parkette","park","None","Antibes Dr & Bathurst St","None","North York","145","None","Antibes","Dr","None","None","None"], [1241,2092,2092,"Futura Parkette","park","None","Arleta Avenue and Dolores Road","None","Etobicoke York","175","None","Arleta","Ave","None","None","This parkette features a playground."], [1242,2095,2095,"Asterfield-Plumrose Blvd Parkette","park","None","Asterfield Dr & Plumrose Blvd","None","Scarborough","75","None","Asterfield","Dr","None","None","None"], [1243,2096,2096,"Gladhurst Park","park","None","Elhurst Crt & Astoria Ave","None","Etobicoke York","2","None","Elhurst","Crt","None","None","None"], [1244,2099,2099,"Austin Terrace Boulevard Lands","park","None","Austin Ter & Walmer Rd","None","Toronto and East York","None","None","Austin","Ter","None","None","None"], [1245,2101,2101,"Heart Park","park","None","Avenue Rd & Otter Cres","None","North York","1400","None","Avenue","Rd","None","None","None"], [1246,2102,2102,"Robertson Davies Park","park","None","Avenue Road and Macpherson Avenue","None","Toronto and East York","275","None","Avenue","Rd.","None","None","The park was renamed from Avenue Road Playground to Robertson Davies Park in 2006. The park is named for Canadian novelist, playwright, critic, journalist and professor William Robertson Davies, who lived in the community. The park underwent a revitalization in 2024"], [1247,2103,2103,"Sergeant Ryan Russell Parkette","park","None","Avenue Rd & Dupont St","None","Toronto and East York","250","None","Avenue","Rd","None","None","None"], [1248,2105,2105,"Woodrow Park","park","None","Aylesworth Ave & Woodrow Ave","None","Scarborough","260","None","Aylesworth","Ave","None","None","None"], [1249,2108,2108,"Erica Stark Parkette","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","208","None","Bain","Ave","None","None","This parkette at Pape and Danforth Avenues, formerly known as Bain Avenue Parkette, was officially renamed Erica Stark Parkette on June 11, 2016. Erica Stark will be remembered for her extensive volunteer work, which focused on children, people with disabilities, service dogs and improving this park."], [1250,2109,2109,"Bakerton Parkette","park","None","Bakerton Dr & Chelway Rd","None","Scarborough","25","None","Bakerton","Dr","None","None","None"], [1251,2110,2110,"Balcarra Park","park","None","Balcarra Ave & McNab Blvd","None","Scarborough","1","None","Balcarra","Ave","None","None","None"], [1252,2113,2113,"Banbury Park","park","None","Banbury Rd & Caravan Dr","None","North York","120","None","Banbury","Rd","None","None","Banbury Park is a 2.7 hectare park that features tennis courts and trails leading along Wilket Creek to Windfields Park to the North.\n\n
For more information on tennis at Banbury Park please visit the Banbury Tennis Club Website."], [1253,2114,2114,"Mike Bela Park","park","None","Banbury Rd & Lawrence Ave E","None","North York","1","None","Banbury","Rd","None","None","A small 1.2 hectare park."], [1254,2115,2115,"Sawley Banstock Greenbelt","park","None","Banstock Dr & Sawley Dr","None","North York","6","None","Banstock","Dr","None","None","None"], [1255,2116,2116,"Cullen Bryant Park","park","None","Barbara Cres & Coxwell Blvd","None","Toronto and East York","50","None","Barbara","Cres","None","None","A 1.0 hectare park near Coxwell Avenue and O'Connor Drive featuring a children`s playground. The park is above the Massey and Taylor Creek ravine and is accessible by path from the park down to the Taylor Creek Trail."], [1256,2117,2117,"Barkdene Park","park","None","Barkdene Hills & Brooklawn Ave","None","Scarborough","50","None","Barkdene Hills","None","None","None","None"], [1257,2118,2118,"Bartley Park","park","None","Bartley Dr & Sufi Cres","None","North York","112","None","Bartley","Dr","None","None","None"], [1258,2120,2120,"Bathurst Quay","park","None","Bathurst St & Queens Quay W","None","Toronto and East York","None","None","Bathurst","St","None","None","Located at the Southern Terminus of Bathurst Street is Bathurst Quay. It was once the site of the World War II Training Base used by the Norwegian Air Force. The Quay includes Little Norway and Ireland Parks and is home to the old Canada Maltin Silos and the Bathurst Ferry Terminal to Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport. Little Norway park has a playground and a fun wading pool popular with the children in the community. The Toronto Music Gardens are located a few hundred meters away and make up the eastern portion of the Quay."], [1259,2122,2122,"Ed And Anne Mirvish Parkette","park","None","Bathurst St & London St","None","Toronto and East York","843","None","Bathurst","St","None","None","None"], [1260,2123,2123,"Bayhampton Parkette","park","None","Bayhampton Crt & Cedar Springs Grove","None","North York","7","None","Bayhampton","Crt","None","None","A small 0.25 hectare park near Finch Avenue West and Dufferin Street featuring a children's playground."], [1261,2124,2124,"Bayview - York Mills Parkette","park","None","York Mills Road and Bayview Avenue","None","North York","320","None","York Mills","Rd","None","None","None"], [1262,2126,2126,"Creekside Park","park","None","Bayview Ave & Steeles Ave E","None","North York","3600","None","Bayview","Ave","None","None","The east branch of the Don River runs through this small forested park at the corner of Bayview Avenue and Steeles Avenue East."], [1263,2127,2127,"Sunnydene Park","park","None","Bayview Ave & Sunnydene Cres","None","North York","1958","None","Bayview","Ave","None","None","None"], [1264,2128,2128,"York Mills Gardens","park","None","Bayview Ave & Fife Rd","None","North York","2639","None","Bayview","Ave","None","None","None"], [1265,2129,2129,"Beaumont Park","park","None","Beaumont Rd & Glen Rd","None","Toronto and East York","9","A","Beaumont","Rd","None","None","None"], [1266,2131,2131,"Bedford Parkette","park","None","Bedford Park Ave & Grey Rd","None","North York","443","None","Bedford Park","Ave","None","None","A small park filled with mature trees and a children's playground near Lawrence Avenue West and Avenue Road."], [1267,2132,2132,"Beechgrove Park","park","None","Beechgrove Dr & Janellan Terr","None","Scarborough","182","None","Beechgrove","Dr","None","None","None"], [1268,2135,2135,"Janellan Ravine Park","park","None","Beechgrove Dr & Cathlo St","None","Scarborough","199","None","Beechgrove","Dr","None","None","Located in the east end on Beechgrove Drive south of Lawrence Avenue is this lovely forested ravine. The trail through the ravine is a great spot for bird watching and other wildlife viewing. Take a hike or take your bike along the trail and into Lower Highland Creek Park. From there you can also access Lake Ontario. Access only available through Lower Highland Creek Park."], [1269,2136,2136,"Beecroft Park","park","None","Beecroft Rd & North York Blvd","None","North York","174","None","Beecroft","Rd","None","None","None"], [1270,2137,2137,"Bellamy Park","park","None","Bellamy Rd S & Adanac Dr","None","Scarborough","110","None","Bellamy","Rd","S","None","A small park near Eglinton Avenue East and Bellamy Road South featuring a children's playground."], [1271,2138,2138,"Hague Park","park","None","Bellamy Rd N & Burnview Cres","None","Scarborough","300","None","Bellamy","Rd","N","None","A 9.3 hectare park at Bellamy Road and Lawrence Avenue East that features a mature forest in the West Highland Creek Ravine. This park is part of the West Highland Creek Trail."], [1272,2140,2140,"Belmont Parkette","park","None","Belmont St & Davenport Rd","None","Toronto and East York","105","None","Belmont","St","None","None","None"], [1273,2141,2141,"Adanac Park","park","None","Belmuir Pl & Adanac Dr","None","Scarborough","15","None","Belmuir","Pl","None","None","None"], [1274,2142,2142,"Cartwright School Park","park","None","Bentworth Ave & Paul David St","None","North York","100","None","Bentworth","Ave","None","None","This site is near Dufferin Street and Highway 401 and located along the edge of a schoolyard."], [1275,2143,2143,"Berry Road Park","park","None","Berry Rd & Caledon Rd","None","Etobicoke York","260","None","Berry","Rd","None","None","None"], [1276,2144,2144,"Bessarion Parkette","park","None","Bessarion Rd & Sheppard Ave E","None","North York","72","None","Bessarion","Rd","None","None","None"], [1277,2145,2145,"Bethune Park","park","None","Bethune Blvd & Muir Dr","None","Scarborough","75","None","Bethune","Blvd","None","None","A park near Eglinton Avenue East and Kingston Road featuring a basketball court and a children's playground."], [1278,2146,2146,"Birchview Boulevard Parkette","park","None","Birchview Blvd & Montgomery Rd","None","Etobicoke York","38","None","Birchview","Blvd","None","None","None"], [1279,2147,2147,"Bishop Park","park","None","Bishop Ave & Kenneth Ave","None","North York","45","None","Bishop","Ave","None","None","A small park near Finch Avenue and Yonge Street that features a children's playground and walking paths."], [1280,2148,2148,"Blackfriar Park","park","None","Blackfriar Ave & Dixon Rd","None","Etobicoke York","22","None","Blackfriar","Ave","None","None","A 1.5 hectare park near Dixon Road and Kipling Avenue featuring a children's playground and open green space."], [1281,2149,2149,"Bloor-Bedford Parkette","park","None","Bloor St W & Bedford Rd","None","Toronto and East York","248","None","Bloor","St","W","None","None"], [1282,2150,2150,"Rekai Family Parkette","park","None","Bloor St E & Parliament St","None","Toronto and East York","625","None","Bloor","St","E","None","This small greenspace, formerly known as the Bloor-Parliament Parkette, honours the Rekai family who was dedicated to the health and well-being of Toronto's residents.

\n\nMore information"], [1283,2151,2151,"Blue Ridge Park","park","None","Blue Ridge Rd & Howard Dr","None","North York","50","None","Blue Ridge","Rd","None","None","None"], [1284,2152,2152,"Blythdale Greenbelt","park","None","Blyth Dale Rd & Blythwood Rd","None","North York","5","None","Blyth Dale","Rd","None","None","A small and heavily wooded ravine park."], [1285,2154,2154,"Tam Heather Country Club Grounds","park","None","Bonspiel Dr & Tams Rd","None","Scarborough","50","None","Bonspiel","Dr","None","None","A 2 hectare park near Morningside Avenue and Military Trail is home to the Tam Heather Tennis and Curling Club. Four tennis courts, eight curling sheets and a children's playground can be found within the park. Visit the Tam Heather Curling & Tennis Club website."], [1286,2155,2155,"Albert Campbell Square","park","None","None","None","Scarborough","150","None","Borough","Dr","None","None","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor rink (winter).

Albert Campbell Square is located in the courtyard between the Scarborough Civic Centre and Scarborough Town Centre. The Square is named after the first Mayor of Scarborough, Albert Campbell. It is a lovely spot to sit and have lunch in the summer or go skating on the outdoor rink in the winter. Landscaped gardens and greenery surround the square making it a restful spot to visit during your daily errands."], [1287,2156,2156,"Boswell Parkette","park","None","Boswell Ave & Bedford Rd","None","Toronto and East York","2","None","Boswell","Ave","None","None","None"], [1288,2158,2158,"Dundas Parkette","park","None","Boulton Ave & Dundas St E","None","Toronto and East York","155","None","Boulton","Ave","None","None","None"], [1289,2159,2159,"Bowan Court Parkette","park","None","Bowan Crt & Bayview Ave","None","North York","12","None","Bowan","Crt","None","None","None"], [1290,2160,2160,"Brandon Avenue Parkette","park","None","Brandon Ave & Dufferin St","None","Toronto and East York","2","None","Brandon","Ave","None","None","None"], [1291,2161,2161,"Bratty Park","park","None","Bratty Rd & Broadoaks Dr","None","Etobicoke York","40","None","Bratty","Rd","None","None","A 1.9 hectare park near Keele Street and Finch Avenue West. This park has a large green space covering the west half of the park with a mature forest on the east half."], [1292,2162,2162,"St. Phillips Road Parkette","park","None","Dixon Rd & St Phillips Rd","None","Etobicoke York","98","None","Dixon","Rd","None","None","None"], [1293,2163,2163,"Breadalbane Park","park","None","Breadalbane St & Bay St","None","Toronto and East York","30","None","Breadalbane","St","None","None","None"], [1294,2164,2164,"Opera Place","park","None","Breadalbane St & Bay St","None","Toronto and East York","25","None","Breadalbane","St","None","None","A small park near Yonge Street and Wellesley Street West adjacent to the Central YMCA. The park has a water feature and grass gardens."], [1295,2167,2167,"Brendwin Circle Parkette","park","None","Scarlett & Edenbridge","None","Etobicoke York","None","None","Brendwin","Rd","None","None","None"], [1296,2168,2168,"Addington Greenbelt","park","None","Brentwood Ave & Roycrest Ave","None","North York","37","R","Wentworth","Ave","None","None","None"], [1297,2169,2169,"Briar Hill - Chaplin Park","park","None","Briar Hill Ave & Chaplin Cres","None","North York","648","A","Briar Hill","Ave","None","None","None"], [1298,2171,2171,"Colonial Park","park","None","Bridlegrove Dr & Storebridge Dr","None","Scarborough","150","None","Bridlegrove","Dr","None","None","None"], [1299,2172,2172,"Bright Street Playground","park","None","Bright Street and Queen Street East","None","Toronto and East York","50","None","Bright","St","None","None","A small parkette on a one-way street south of Queen Street East and west of Sumach Street. It features a children's playground."], [1300,2174,2174,"St. Andrews Park - Scarborough","park","None","Brimorton Dr & Neapolitan Dr","None","Scarborough","50","None","Brimorton","Dr","None","None","None"], [1301,2175,2175,"Bristol Avenue Parkette West","park","None","Bristol Avenue and Geary Avenue","None","Toronto and East York","30","None","Bristol","Ave","None","None","A small park near Dufferin Street and Dupont Street featuring a ball diamond on the east side of Bristol Avenue, and a children's playground to the west. In 2021, the playground was improved as part of the Playground Enhancement Program."], [1302,2177,2177,"Broadview Subway Station Parkette","park","None","Broadview Avenue and Danforth Avenue","None","Toronto and East York","775","None","Broadview","Ave","None","None","None"], [1303,2178,2178,"Brookbanks Park","park","None","Brookbanks Dr & Valley Woods Dr","None","North York","75","None","Brookbanks","Dr","None","None","This 26.6 hectare park lies south of York Mills Road and follows the ravine along Deerlick Creek, a tributary to the East Don River. This park has several branches into the surrounding neighbourhoods, which are connected to the park through a network of trails. Two children's playgrounds are located in the park, one near Crestwood Preparatory College, the other on Valley Woods Road just south of York Mills Road. A splash pad is located beside the playground off of Valley Woods Drive."], [1304,2179,2179,"The Doctors Parkette","park","None","Brunswick Ave & College St","None","Toronto and East York","15","None","Brunswick","Ave","None","None","Located at the corner of College Street and Brunswick Avenue, this small parkette was formerly known as Brunswick-College Parkette. In 2016 its name was changed to The Doctors’ Parkette to recognize the many prominent Toronto doctors that have lived in the area, as well as its rich history of hospitals."], [1305,2181,2181,"Burnett Park","park","None","Burnett Ave & Wentworth Ave","None","North York","352","None","Burnett","Ave","None","None","None"], [1306,2182,2182,"Burnhamill Park","park","None","Mill Rd & Burnhamill Pl","None","Etobicoke York","379","None","Mill","Rd","None","None","A small park on Mill Road north of Burnhamthorpe Road featuring a mature tree canopy and a children's playground."], [1307,2183,2183,"Cairns Avenue Parkette","park","None","Cairns Ave & Hemlock Ave","None","Toronto and East York","93","None","Cairns","Ave","None","None","None"], [1308,2184,2184,"Camborne Parkette","park","None","Camborne Ave & Exbury Rd","None","North York","110","None","Camborne","Ave","None","None","None"], [1309,2185,2185,"Father Caulfield Park","park","None","Cameron Cres & MacNaughton Rd","None","North York","19","None","Cameron","Cres","None","None","None"], [1310,2186,2186,"Ellesmere Park","park","None","Canadian Road and Warden Avenue","None","Scarborough","20","None","Canadian","Rd","None","None","This 4 hectare park located at the corner of Ellesmere and Warden Ave in Scarborough features a multipurpose sports field, a skateboard park and a children's park. Also located within the park is the Ellesmere Community Centre.

\nIn 2022, the playground was updated as part of the Playground Enhancement Program and features slides, climbing equipment, a sensory dome and swings."], [1311,2187,2187,"Candlebrook Crescent Park","park","None","Candlebrook Cres & Stonebridge Blvd","None","Scarborough","13","None","Candlebrook","Cres","None","None","None"], [1312,2189,2189,"Carney Park","park","None","Carney Rd & Finch Ave W","None","North York","17","None","Carney","Rd","None","None","None"], [1313,2190,2190,"Carscadden Greenbelt","park","None","Carscadden Dr & Hearthstone Cres","None","North York","32","None","Carscadden","Dr","None","None","None"], [1314,2191,2191,"Carstowe Road Lands","park","None","Carstowe Rd & Maclennan Ave","None","Toronto and East York","151","None","Carstowe","Rd","None","None","None"], [1315,2192,2192,"Jane Osler Park","park","None","Cartwright Ave & Dufferin St","None","North York","None","None","Cartwright","Ave","None","None","None"], [1316,2193,2193,"Cassandra Greenbelt","park","None","Cassandra Blvd & Whitefriars Dr","None","North York","54","A","Cassandra","Blvd","None","None","None"], [1317,2194,2194,"Dr. Daniel Hill Park","park","None","Cassandra Boulevard and Underhill Drive","None","North York","25","None","Cassandra","Blvd","None","None","This park was formerly called Underhill Park. In 2022, the playground was improved as part of the Playground Enhancement Program and features play structures for children aged two to five years and for children aged five and up. It also includes a sensory panel."], [1318,2195,2195,"Castlefield Parkette","park","None","Castlefield Ave & Chaplin Cres","None","North York","621","None","Castlefield","Ave","None","None","None"], [1319,2196,2196,"Caswell Park","park","None","Caswell Drive and Toffoli Place","None","North York","18","None","Caswell","Dr.","None","None","A small park near Bayview Avenue and Steeles Avenue East featuring a children's playground and an open green space. A natural ice rink is available in winter when weather permits. In 2024, the playground was updated as part of the Playground Enhancement Program."], [1320,2197,2197,"Julius Deutsch Park","park","None","Cecil St & Huron St","None","Toronto and East York","40","None","Cecil","St","None","None","None"], [1321,2200,2200,"Champlain Parkette","park","None","Champlain Boulevard and Touraine Avenue","None","North York","50","None","Champlain","Blvd.","None","None","A small park near Wilson Avenue and Allen Road featuring two outdoor tennis courts, a children's playground and open green space."], [1322,2201,2201,"Chandos Park South","park","None","Chandos Ave & Dufferin St","None","Toronto and East York","19","None","Chandos","Ave","None","None","None"], [1323,2202,2202,"Chaplin Parkette","park","None","Chaplin Cres & Eglinton Ave W","None","North York","310","None","Chaplin","Cres","None","None","None"], [1324,2204,2204,"Charles Street Parkette","park","None","Charles St E & Church St","None","Toronto and East York","83","None","Charles","St","E","None","None"], [1325,2205,2205,"Charlton Park","park","None","Charlton Boulevard and Transwell Avenue","None","North York","166","None","Charlton","Blvd","None","None","A park near Bathurst Street and Finch Avenue West featuring a children's playground and open green space. In 2021, the playground was improved as part of the Playground Enhancement Program. Updates include two play structures with slides and climbing equipment and a swingset with two belt swings, one tot swing and one accessible swing."], [1326,2206,2206,"Chartland Park","park","None","Chartland Boulevard South and Crockamhill Drive","None","Scarborough","99","None","Chartland","Blvd.","S","None","A 2.4-hectare park near Finch Avenue East and Brimley Avenue featuring a children's playground and open green space. In 2024, the playground was updated as part of the Playground Enhancement Program."], [1327,2207,2207,"Chater Court Park","park","None","Chater Crt & Englemount Ave","None","North York","1","None","Chater","Crt","None","None","A small park near Lawrence Avenue West and Allen Road that features a children's playground and open green space."], [1328,2210,2210,"Port Union Waterfront Park","park","None","Chesterton Shores & Lawrence Ave E","None","Scarborough","175","None","Chesterton Shores","None","None","None","Located at the eastern edge of the city between the mouth of Highland Creek and the Rouge River, this waterfront park provides 13.5 hectares of green space and connects the Port Union community to Lake Ontario. It features 3.8 kilometers of continuous waterfront trail, great views of Lake Ontario and its shoreline, a new pedestrian bridge over Highland Creek and trail connections north into the Highland Creek watershed. At the city's edge, the existing bridge over the Rouge River connects the park to the City of Pickering.

\n\nThis park was created by Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) with funds provided by Waterfront Toronto. It was developed in two phases, the first completed in 2006 and the second in 2012. It provides important recreational access to the waterfront, protects the shoreline, supports important terrestrial and aquatic habitats and offers environmental, economic and social benefits to the Port Union community and broader region.\n
\nVisit the TRCA's webpage on Port Union Waterfront Park for more information."], [1329,2211,2211,"Chipping Park","park","None","Chipping Rd & Crossburn Dr","None","North York","35","None","Chipping","Rd","None","None","None"], [1330,2213,2213,"McKee Parkette","park","None","Church Ave & Doris Ave","None","North York","21","None","Church","Ave","None","None","None"], [1331,2214,2214,"Mitchell Field Park","park","None","None","None","North York","89","None","Church","Ave","None","None","This 1.5 hectare park south of Finch Avenue and two blocks east of Yonge Street has an open space for leisure activities. Adjacent to the park is the Mitchell Field Community Centre."], [1332,2218,2218,"Close - Springhurst Parkette","park","None","Close Ave & Springhurst Ave","None","Toronto and East York","70","None","Close","Ave","None","None","None"], [1333,2219,2219,"Cobble Hills Parkette","park","None","Cobble Hills & Royal York Rd","None","Etobicoke York","6","None","Cobble Hills","None","None","None","None"], [1334,2220,2220,"Collingsbrook Parkette","park","None","Collingsbrook Blvd & Solway Crt","None","Scarborough","136","None","Collingsbrook","Blvd","None","None","None"], [1335,2221,2221,"Collingwood Park","park","None","Collingwood St & Gordon Ave","None","Scarborough","30","None","Collingwood","St","None","None","A 2.4 hectare park straddling the West Highland Creek near Kennedy Road and Sheppard Avenue East featuring a children's playground and open green space."], [1336,2223,2223,"Conacher Park","park","None","Conacher Dr & Newton Dr","None","North York","645","None","Conacher","Dr","None","None","A small park near Bayview Avenue and Steeles Avenue East featuring a children's playground and open green space. The basketball court was improved in summer 2024."], [1337,2224,2224,"Cedar Ridge Park","park","None","Confederation Dr & Tingle Cres","None","Scarborough","225","None","Confederation","Dr","None","None","Situated on the property of a restored mansion, the centre's surrounding grounds feature a series of lush traditional gardens with scenic woods and vistas. Cedar Ridge Park is popular for wedding photography and a beautiful spot for a picnic. It's also home to the Cedar Ridge Creative Centre where the City runs Creative Arts programs."], [1338,2225,2225,"Conlands Parkette","park","None","Conland Ave & Dane Ave","None","North York","7","None","Conland","Ave","None","None","A small park near Dufferin Street and Lawrence Avenue West featuring an open green space."], [1339,2227,2227,"Connaught Circle Parkette","park","None","Bathurst & St. Clair","None","Toronto and East York","None","None","Connaught","Cir","None","None","None"], [1340,2228,2228,"Constable Percy Cummins Parkette","park","None","Connolly St & Ford St","None","Toronto and East York","235","None","Connolly","St","None","None","The parkette is located near Old Weston Road and Davenport Road, and is a small scenic and peaceful green space. This parkette was opened in 2012 and named in honour of Constable Percy Cummins, a Toronto police officer who died in the line of duty in 1981, and features a plaque dedicated to him."], [1341,2229,2229,"Dan Iannuzzi Park","park","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","75","None","Delabo","Dr","None","None","A 1.08 hectare park in the Sentinel Road and Finch Avenue West area, just south of the York University campus. The park features a children's playground and lit pathway from Murray Ross Parkway to Cook Road."], [1342,2230,2230,"Fred Young Park","park","None","Cook Rd & Boot Terr","None","Etobicoke York","440","None","Cook","Rd","None","None","None"], [1343,2231,2231,"Manse Road Park","park","None","Coronation Dr & Manse Rd","None","Scarborough","440","None","Coronation","Dr","None","None","A 3.0 hectare forested park near Morningside Avenue and Lawrence Avenue East that features a basketball court. The West Hill watercourse flows from the western border to the eastern border through the middle of the park."], [1344,2232,2232,"Hillsborough Park","park","None","Corporate Dr & Lee Centre Dr","None","Scarborough","94","None","Corporate","Dr","None","None","None"], [1345,2233,2233,"Cortleigh Parkette","park","None","Cortleigh Blvd & Ruby Cres","None","North York","375","None","Cortleigh","Blvd","None","None","None"], [1346,2234,2234,"Cotswold Park","park","None","Cotswold Cres & Lord Seaton Rd","None","North York","44","None","Cotswold","Cres","None","None","A small park near Bayview Avenue and Highway 401. The park can be accessed from pathways on Cotswold Cresent, Lord Seton Road and Upper Canada Drive."], [1347,2235,2235,"Coulter Ave Parkette","park","None","Coulter Ave & Rectory Rd","None","Etobicoke York","15","None","Coulter","Ave","None","None","None"], [1348,2236,2236,"Coxwell Avenue Parkette","park","None","Coxwell Ave & 46A DIANA DR","None","Toronto and East York","429","None","Coxwell","Ave","None","None","A small park on Coxwell Avenue south of Danforth Avenue featuring a basketball court."], [1349,2237,2237,"Craigton Court Tot Lot","park","None","Craigton Dr & Rannock St","None","Scarborough","14","None","Craigton","Dr","None","None","This small park features a children's playground."], [1350,2238,2238,"Woburn Park - North York","park","None","Cranbrooke Ave & Bathurst St","None","North York","575","None","Cranbrooke","Ave","None","None","This park has a playground, a sports pad and a fenced Dogs Off-Leash Area."], [1351,2239,2239,"Alex Murray Parkette","park","None","Crescent Rd & South Dr","None","Toronto and East York","107","None","Crescent","Rd","None","None","None"], [1352,2241,2241,"Crescentwood Park","park","None","Crescentwood Rd & Kildonan Dr","None","Scarborough","35","None","Crescentwood","Rd","None","None","This 1.7 hectare park features a picturesque location on the Scarborough Bluffs, overlooking Lake Ontario south of Kingston Road and east of Warden Avenue."], [1353,2242,2242,"Crocus Park","park","None","Crocus Dr & Armitage Dr","None","Scarborough","165","None","Crocus","Dr","None","None","A small park near Warden Avenue and Highway 401 that features a children`s playground."], [1354,2243,2243,"Redbank Greenbelt","park","None","Culford Rd & Harrow Dr","None","Etobicoke York","99","None","Culford","Rd","None","None","None"], [1355,2244,2244,"Cynthia - Frimette Parkette","park","None","Cynthia Rd & Frimette Cres","None","Etobicoke York","None","None","Cynthia","Rd","None","None","None"], [1356,2246,2246,"Dalrymple Park","park","None","Dalrymple Dr & Cameo Cres","None","Etobicoke York","59","None","Dalrymple","Dr","None","None","A 1.2 hectare forested park near Jane Street and Eglinton Avenue West that features a children's playground."], [1357,2247,2247,"Dane Parkette","park","None","Dane Avenue and Mulholland Avenue","None","North York","21","None","Dane","Ave","None","None","Dane Parkette is located at the southeast corner of Dane Avenue and Via Bagnatto. It features a playground and a open free-play turf area."], [1358,2248,2248,"Danforth - Birchmount Parkette","park","None","Danforth Ave & Parkette Pl","None","Scarborough","3625","None","Danforth","Ave","None","None","None"], [1359,2249,2249,"Glen Sheppard Park","park","None","Danforth Rd & Winter Ave","None","Scarborough","905","None","Danforth","Rd","None","None","A small park that features a children's playground."], [1360,2251,2251,"Trudelle Park","park","None","Danforth Rd & Savarin St","None","Scarborough","36","None","Trudelle","St","None","None","None"], [1361,2252,2252,"Dean Park Walkway","park","None","Dean Park Rd & Red River Cres","None","Scarborough","65","None","Dean Park","Rd","None","None","Dean Park Walkway is a short treed greenbelt running from Dean Park near Meadowvale Road and Highway 401 up towards Sheppard Avenue. The park is a lovely neighbourhood park with a soccer field, baseball diamond and playground. It is also an excellent way to travel through the neighbourhood without the hustle and bustle of traffic."], [1362,2253,2253,"Rouge Neighbourhood Park","park","None","Dean Park Rd & Lovel Ave","None","Scarborough","196","None","Dean Park","Rd","None","None","None"], [1363,2254,2254,"Deanvar Parkette","park","None","None","None","Scarborough","45","None","Deanvar","Ave","None","None","This is a triangle shaped parkette that is surrounded by homes. The highlight is a playground with swing sets, slides and spring toys. The playground is surrounded by plenty of green space for children to run around and play games with friends and family.\nThere are mature trees found throughout the parkette, take a seat on one of the benches, and see if you can hear you may the sounds of trains travelling along the nearby railroad lines. The park is found east of Victoria Park Avenue and north of Lawrence Avenue East."], [1364,2255,2255,"Debell Lane Parkette","park","None","Debell Lane & Robinter Dr","None","North York","5","None","Debell","Lane","None","None","None"], [1365,2258,2258,"Dell Park","park","None","Dell Park Ave & Glenmount Ave","None","North York","50","None","Dell Park","Ave","None","None","A small tree line park near Bathurst Street and Lawrence Avenue West featuring a children's playground and an open green space."], [1366,2259,2259,"Maxwell Park","park","None","Dellbank Rd & Maxwell St","None","North York","None","None","Dellbank","Rd","None","None","A 5.2 hectare forested park near Bathurst Street and Sheppard Avenue West that features a trail down to the west branch of the Don River."], [1367,2260,2260,"Dixington Parkette","park","None","Dixington Cres & Dixon Rd","None","Etobicoke York","40","None","Dixington","Cres","None","None","None"], [1368,2261,2261,"Sugar Beach Park","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","11","None","Dockside","Dr","None","None","Sugar Beach draws upon the industrial heritage of the area and its relationship to the neighbouring Redpath Sugar Refinery Museum to create a whimsical urban beach at the water's edge. The beach allows visitors to while away the afternoon as they read, play in the sand or watch boats on the lake. A dynamic water feature embedded in a granite maple leaf beside the beach makes cooling off fun for adults and children. The park's plaza offers a dynamic space for public events. A large candy-striped granite rock outcropping and three grass mounds give the public unique vantage points for larger events and the space between the mounds result in a natural performance space for smaller events.\n

\nAWARDS - 2011 Toronto Urban Design Award of Excellence, Large Places or Neighbourhood Designs.
"], [1369,2262,2262,"Confederation Park","park","None","Ellesmere Road and Dolly Varden Boulevard","None","Scarborough","250","None","Dolly Varden","Blvd","None","None","This 9.6-hectare park at Markham and Ellesmere Road features three tennis courts, two volleyball courts, a basketball court and a children's playground. The Dogs Off-Leash Area is fenced, allows Commercial Dog Walkers and has a separate area for dogs weighing less than 9.1 kg (20 lbs).

In 2022, the park was improved as part of the Playground Enhancement Program. The playground includes two play structures - one for ages two to five and one for ages five to 14 - and swing sets with belt swings, junior swings and an accessible swing. The outdoor fitness area includes a large bench, pull-up bars, push-up bars and parallel bars."], [1370,2263,2263,"Duncan Creek Park","park","None","Don Mills Rd & Moonstone Byway","None","North York","3700","None","Don Mills","Rd","None","None","A 24 hectare park near Leslie Street and Steeles Avenue East. The park features a children's playground at the south end of the park near Don Mills Road and McNicoll Avenue. Duncan Creek emerges from the ground near Don Mills and flows north through the park where it joins the Don River east branch near Steeles Avenue East."], [1371,2264,2264,"Hinder Area","park","None","Don River Blvd & Sheppard Ave W","None","North York","44","None","Don River","Blvd","None","None","The Hinder Area can be found along the West Don River Trail. It is located near Bathurst and Sheppard north of Earl Bales Park. The Hinder Area is part of an extensive forested ravine system that helps support wildlife in the area. Bird watching is a popular activity in this area. Cycling and hiking paths are well used in this area."], [1372,2265,2265,"Donora Park","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","17","None","Donora","Dr","None","None","There is a children's playground at the front of the park with swings and some climbing play equipment. It also has open green space for kids to chase their friends around in, and park benches where one can sit and listen to the sounds of the city. The park is adjacent to and overlooks the Taylor Creek ravine. It is found between Dawes Road and Victoria Park Avenue."], [1373,2266,2266,"Doris - Norton Park","park","None","Sheppard Ave & Yonge St","None","North York","None","None","Doris","Ave","None","None","None"], [1374,2267,2267,"McKenzie Parkette","park","None","Doris Ave & Norton Ave","None","North York","293","None","Doris","Ave","None","None","None"], [1375,2268,2268,"Northtown Park","park","None","Doris Ave & Sommerset Way","None","North York","435","None","Doris","Ave","None","None","A small park near Yonge Street and Finch Avenue that features a gazebo and a children's playground."], [1376,2270,2270,"Douglas Greenbelt","park","None","Douglas Ave & Sylvan Valleyway","None","North York","303","None","Douglas","Ave","None","None","None"], [1377,2271,2271,"Langdale Court Greenbelt","park","None","Driftwood Ave & Venetian Cres","None","Etobicoke York","107","None","Driftwood","Ave","None","None","A small park near Jane Street and Finch Avenue West that connects to neighbouring streets, Topcliff Public School and Topcliff Park."], [1378,2272,2272,"Drumoak Road Parkette","park","None","Drumoak Rd & Bromley Cres","None","Etobicoke York","12","None","Drumoak","Rd","None","None","None"], [1379,2273,2273,"Drumsnab Parkette","park","None","Drumsnab Rd & Mc Kenzie Ave","None","Toronto and East York","8","None","Drumsnab","Rd","None","None","None"], [1380,2274,2274,"Dubray Parkette","park","None","Dubray Ave & Hawksdale Rd","None","North York","28","None","Dubray","Ave","None","None","None"], [1381,2275,2275,"Duncairn Park","park","None","Duncairn Rd & Berkinshaw Cres","None","North York","71","None","Duncairn","Rd","None","None","A 6 hectare park near Don Mills Road and Lawrence Avenue East featuring a children's playground and many walking paths. This park intersects through the surrounding neighbourhood connecting to Bond Park in the north and Talwood Park at the south end."], [1382,2276,2276,"Betty Sutherland Trail Park","park","None","Duncan Mill Rd & Valleybrook Dr","None","North York","250","None","Duncan Mill","Rd","None","None","The Betty Sutherland Trail meanders along parts of the East Don River near Sheppard Avenue and Leslie Street. It's named after Betty Sutherland, a former member of City Council and the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority. She was devoted to the improvement of recreation facilities within Toronto. The Park is one of a series of parks along this trail and the East Don River. Bird watching is a popular pastime within the Park and along the Trail. Stop by and take a stroll along the Don and see what a variety of wildlife are still found in the area."], [1383,2277,2277,"Dundas - Watkinson Parkette","park","None","Dundas St W & Watkinson Ave","None","Toronto and East York","2742","None","Dundas","St","W","None","None"], [1384,2279,2279,"Les Anthony Parkette","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","5","None","Dunkirk","Rd","None","None","None"], [1385,2280,2280,"Longmore Park","park","None","None","None","North York","196","None","Dunview","Ave","None","None","None"], [1386,2281,2281,"Gateway Park","park","None","East Liberty St & Wastern Battery Rd","None","Toronto and East York","40","None","East Liberty","St","None","None","None"], [1387,2282,2282,"Eastdale Parkette","park","None","Eastdale Ave & Lumsden Ave","None","Toronto and East York","110","None","Eastdale","Ave","None","None","None"], [1388,2283,2283,"Main Sewage Treatment Playground","park","None","Eastern Ave & Woodward Ave","None","Toronto and East York","1091","None","Eastern","Ave","None","None","An 11.2 hectare park at Eastern Avenue and Coxwell Avenue that features a ball diamond and the Tubbs & Gee Gage Rugby field. It is home to the Ashbridges Bay Skate Park, which offers a variety of boarding ramps, jumps and a rare skating bowl."], [1389,2284,2284,"Measurement Park","park","None","Eastern Ave & Queen St E","None","Toronto and East York","1167","None","Eastern","Ave","None","None","None"], [1390,2286,2286,"Edinborough Park","park","None","Edinborough Crt & Scarlett Rd","None","Etobicoke York","94","None","Edinborough","Crt","None","None","None"], [1391,2288,2288,"Fergy Brown Park","park","None","Eglinton Ave W & Jane St","None","Etobicoke York","3700","None","Eglinton","Ave","W","None","Fergy Brown Park is in the northeast quadrant of Eglinton Flats. It's home to two cricket pitches and an allotment garden. The area which was built on the Humber River Floodplain, was once owned and farmed by the Scarlett family in the mid 1800's. It was later turned into a market garden that was flooded out by Hurricane Hazel in 1954. As part of a new floodplain plan the area was turned into parkland. The park is named after former Mayor of York, Fergy Brown."], [1392,2290,2290,"St. Hilda's Parkette","park","None","Eglinton Ave W & Dufferin St","None","Toronto and East York","1817","None","Eglinton","Ave","W","None","None"], [1393,2293,2293,"Elkhorn Parkette","park","None","Elkhorn Drive and Whittaker Crescent","None","North York","2","None","Elkhorn","Dr.","None","None","In 2023, the playground was updated as part of the Playground Enhancement Program."], [1394,2294,2294,"Ellerslie Park","park","None","Ellerslie Ave & Bathurst St","None","North York","499","None","Ellerslie","Ave","None","None","A 1.4 hectare park on Bathurst Street south of Finch Avenue West featuring a children's playground and open green space."], [1395,2297,2297,"Ellesmere Reservoir Park","park","None","None","None","Scarborough","2950","None","Ellesmere","Rd","None","None","This park has four sport fields that may be permitted for public use. It has the Ellesmere Ravine on two sides, a shopping plaza on another side and borders Ellesmere Avenue. There is no on-site parking."], [1396,2299,2299,"Elmbrook Park","park","None","Elmbrook Cres & Renforth Dr","None","Etobicoke York","2","None","Elmbrook","Cres","None","None","A 1.6 hectare park lies along Renforth Avenue south of Eglinton Avenue West. It features a children's playground and open green space."], [1397,2300,2300,"Elward - Mansion Parkette","park","None","Mansion Ave & Elward Ave","None","Scarborough","35","None","Mansion","Ave","None","None","None"], [1398,2301,2301,"Empress Parkette","park","None","Empress Ave & Bayview Ave","None","North York","433","None","Empress","Ave","None","None","None"], [1399,2302,2302,"Empress Tot Lot","park","None","Empress Ave & Wilfred Ave","None","North York","304","None","Empress","Ave","None","None","None"], [1400,2303,2303,"Marble Hill Parkette","park","None","Ennerdale Rd & Hatherley Rd","None","Etobicoke York","22","A","Ennerdale","Rd","None","None","None"], [1401,2304,2304,"Euclid Avenue Parkette","park","None","Euclid Ave & Bloor St W","None","Toronto and East York","711","None","Euclid","Ave","None","None","None"], [1402,2306,2306,"Fairchild Parkette","park","None","Fairchild Ave & Inez Crt","None","North York","51B","None","Fairchild","Ave","None","None","None"], [1403,2307,2307,"Clairlea Park","park","None","Fairfax Cres & Monastery Lane","None","Scarborough","45","None","Fairfax","Cres","None","None","A 4.7 hectare park in the Warden and St. Clair Avenue East neighbourhood. This park features two tennis courts, a children's playground and a multipurpose sports field. In the winter there are amenities for a natural ice rink."], [1404,2308,2308,"Brookdale Park","park","None","Fairlawn Ave & Grey Rd","None","North York","410","None","Fairlawn","Ave","None","None","A 1.5 hectare park on Avenue Road north of Lawrence Avenue West. This park winds north west through the neighbourhood from Avenue Road and Woburn Avenue to Grey Road and Fairlawn Avenue. A mature tree canopy covers the trail through the park and a children's playground can be found near the south end of the park."], [1405,2309,2309,"Fairmeadow Parkette","park","None","Fairmeadow Ave & Yorkminister Rd","None","North York","37","None","Fairmeadow","Ave","None","None","None"], [1406,2310,2310,"Falstaff Park","park","None","Falstaff Ave & Springview Ave","None","Etobicoke York","50","None","Falstaff","Ave","None","None","Falstaff Park is located near Jane Street and Highway 401 next to Falstaff Community Centre. It has benches and two playgrounds enjoyed by local families. Falstaff Community Centre is a priority centre offering a wide range of programs for all ages. Youth programming is offered year round in the evenings Monday to Friday."], [1407,2311,2311,"Fanfare Park","park","None","Fanfare Ave & Josaly Dr","None","Scarborough","40","None","Fanfare","Ave","None","None","A 1.3 hectare park near Port Union Road and Highway 401 featuring a children's playground and a dry creek bed along the west side of the park that is filled with mature trees. This park features plenty of naturalized space and a toboggan hill."], [1408,2313,2313,"Golf Club Parkette","park","None","Ferncroft Dr & Woodland Park Rd","None","Scarborough","100","None","Ferncroft","Dr","None","None","None"], [1409,2314,2314,"Ferrand Drive Park","park","None","Ferrand Dr & Rochefort Dr","None","North York","251","None","Ferrand","Dr","None","None","A small park featuring a children's playground and a gazebo."], [1410,2315,2315,"Black Creek Parkland","park","None","Finch Ave W & Tobermory Dr","None","Etobicoke York","1650","None","Finch","Ave","W","None","The Black Creek Parkland is a good example of an urban green space transformed. The valley has been changed from sterile, groomed parkland into a more natural state of wildness. The north end of the park can be accessed from the visitor parking lot at Black Creek Pioneer Village by heading down the path into the valley. The Park follows the Black Creek through the ravine south to Finch Avenue where it connects with Derrydowns Park."], [1411,2317,2317,"Finch Parkette","park","None","Finch & Yonge","None","North York","30","None","Finch","Ave","None","None","None"], [1412,2318,2318,"Gord and Irene Risk Park","park","None","Finch Ave W & Islington Ave","None","Etobicoke York","2650","None","Finch","Ave","W","None","A 2.8 hectare park on the corner of Islington and Finch Avenue West featuring a children's playground. The park is adjacent to the Gord and Irene Risk Community Recreation Centre."], [1413,2320,2320,"Seneca Village Park","park","None","Finch Ave E & Au Large Blvd","None","North York","1700","None","Finch","Ave","E","None","This small park on Finch Avenue East near Don Mills Road features a children's playground."], [1414,2321,2321,"Cataraqui Park","park","None","Firvalley Court and Warden Avenue","None","Scarborough","15","None","Firvalley","Crt.","None","None","This tree filled park is located west of Warden Avenue south of St. Clair Avenue and features a children's playground."], [1415,2322,2322,"Festival Park","park","None","Fisherville Rd & Millersgrove Dr","None","North York","200","None","Fisherville","Rd","None","None","None"], [1416,2323,2323,"The Gore","park","None","Fleet St & Fort York Blvd","None","Toronto and East York","701","None","Fleet","St","None","None","None"], [1417,2324,2324,"Westwood Park","park","None","Carlaw Ave & Floyd Ave","None","Toronto and East York","994","None","Carlaw","Ave","None","None","None"], [1418,2327,2327,"Fraserwood Park","park","None","Fraserwood Ave & Shermount Ave","None","North York","57","None","Fraserwood","Ave","None","None","None"], [1419,2328,2328,"Oakdale Village Park","park","None","Fred Young Dr & Sergio Marchi St","None","Etobicoke York","95","None","Fred Young","Dr","None","None","A 1.1 hectare park near Jane Street and Wilson Avenue that features a children's playground and a Gazebo."], [1420,2331,2331,"North Mimico Valley Park","park","None","Disco Rd & Carlingview Dr","None","Etobicoke York","145","None","Disco","Rd","None","None","A 4.5 hectare park on the north bank of Mimico Creek near Carlingview Drive and Dixon Road that features a naturalized ravine."], [1421,2332,2332,"Garden Avenue Parkette","park","None","None","None","Scarborough","34","None","Garden Park","Ave","None","None","Residents can visit this little parkette by a path that joins Salome Avenue through to Garden Avenue. There are a couple of park benches to sit on while you watch your children having fun using the swing sets and the slide."], [1422,2333,2333,"Garnier Park","park","None","Garnier Crt & Limoges Crt","None","North York","4","None","Garnier","Crt","None","None","A wooded 6.1 hectare park at Bayview Avenue and Steeles Avenue East. The Don River East branch flows along the west side of the park."], [1423,2334,2334,"Garthdale Parkette","park","None","Garthdale Crt & Purdon Dr","None","North York","88","A","Garthdale","Crt","None","None","None"], [1424,2335,2335,"Gateway Greenbelt","park","None","Gateway Blvd & Sunny Glenway","None","North York","20","None","Gateway","Blvd","None","None","None"], [1425,2337,2337,"Gideon Parkette","park","None","Gideon Crt & Brahms Ave","None","North York","16","None","Gideon","Crt","None","None","None"], [1426,2339,2339,"Glasgow Parkette","park","None","Glasgow St & Cecil St","None","Toronto and East York","11","None","Glasgow","St","None","None","None"], [1427,2340,2340,"Glen Park Parkette","park","None","Glen Park Ave & Caledonia Rd","None","North York","596","None","Glen Park","Ave","None","None","None"], [1428,2341,2341,"Agincourt Park","park","None","Glen Watford Dr & Rural Ave","None","Scarborough","27","None","Glen Watford","Dr","None","None","A 4.6 hectare park at Sheppard and Midland Avenue this park features a lit ball diamond, tennis courts, horse shoe pits, lawn bowling greens and two children's playgrounds. Adjacent to the park is the Agincourt Recreation Centre."], [1429,2342,2342,"Glenellen Parkette","park","None","Glenellen Dr E & Kirk Bradden Rd E","None","Etobicoke York","63","None","Glenellen","Dr","E","None","None"], [1430,2343,2343,"Roseneath Park","park","None","Glenhurst Ave & Robina Ave","None","Toronto and East York","15","None","Glenhurst","Ave","None","None","None"], [1431,2344,2344,"Kildonan Park","park","None","Glenn Morrow Mews & Norwood Ter","None","Toronto and East York","66","None","Norwood","Rd.","None","None","None"], [1432,2346,2346,"West Don Parkland","park","None","Maxwell St & Hove St","None","North York","165","None","Maxwell","St","None","None","None"], [1433,2347,2347,"Owen Park","park","None","Gordon Road and Fenn Avenue","None","North York","150","None","Gordon","Rd","None","None","A 1.2 hectare park near York Mills Road and Bayview Avenue that features a children's playground and an open green space."], [1434,2348,2348,"Bennett Park","park","None","Gothic Ave & Quebec Ave","None","Toronto and East York","10","None","Gothic","Ave","None","None","None"], [1435,2349,2349,"Gracefield Park","park","None","Gracefield Ave & Dante Rd","None","Etobicoke York","175","None","Gracefield","Ave","None","None","A 1.1 hectare park near Lawrence Avenue West and Black Creek Drive that features a children's playground and open green space."], [1436,2350,2245,"Dalesford Park","park","None","Clockwork Lane & Chimes Lane","None","Etobicoke York","255","None","Dalesford","Rd","None","None","None"], [1437,2351,2351,"Kenway Park","park","None","Bloor St W & Green Lanes","None","Etobicoke York","3431","None","Bloor","St","W","None","A small park on Bloor Street West near Islington Avenue that features a children's playground."], [1438,2353,2353,"Green Meadows Park - North York","park","None","Green Meadows Cir & Leslie St","None","North York","100","None","Green Meadows","Cir","None","None","None"], [1439,2354,2354,"Greenbrae Parkette","park","None","Greenbrae Circuit and Sedgemount Drive","None","Scarborough","100","None","Greenbrae","Circt","None","None","None"], [1440,2355,2355,"Maplehurst Park","park","None","Maplehurst Ave & Longmore St","None","North York","296","None","Maplehurst","Ave","None","None","None"], [1441,2356,2356,"Grey Parkette","park","None","Grey Rd & Old Orchard Grove","None","North York","122","None","Grey","Rd","None","None","None"], [1442,2357,2357,"Grey Abbey Park","park","None","Greyabbey Trail & Denny Crt","None","Scarborough","180","None","Greyabbey","Trl","None","None","Grey Abbey Park is located in the south end of Scarborough, east of Guildwood Park. It stretches along the shore of Lake Ontario. The Grey Abbey Trail takes you along the bluffs with beautiful views. There are great spots throughout the park to have a picnic and enjoy the beauty of the lake.

\nThis park is part of Scarborough Bluffs.

\nImportant: There is no access to the water at this park. Stay behind fences and obey no trespassing signs as the bluffs are unstable. Access the water from Bluffer's Park, Sylvan Park, Guild Park and Gardens, or East Point Park."], [1443,2358,2358,"Grey Abbey Ravine","park","None","Greyabbey Trail & Fordover Dr","None","Scarborough","100","None","Manse","Rd","None","None","An 8.5 hectare park near Morningside Avenue and Lawrence Avenue East that follows the West Hill Creek ravine down to Lake Ontario and west from the creek along the Scaborough Bluffs."], [1444,2359,2359,"Rosa And Spencer Clark Parkette","park","None","Guildwood Pky & Prince Philip Blvd","None","Scarborough","61","None","Guildwood","Pkwy","None","None","None"], [1445,2360,2360,"Gustav Parkette","park","None","Gustav Cres & Conacher Dr","None","North York","45","None","Gustav","Cres","None","None","None"], [1446,2361,2361,"Haney Park","park","None","Haney Ave & Jane St","None","Etobicoke York","10","None","Haney","Ave","None","None","None"], [1447,2362,2362,"Robert Leek Memorial Park","park","None","None","None","North York","3","None","Hanover","Rd","None","None","This park is located where Dufferin Street ends just north of Wilson Avenue. The park features open green space and a children's playground with slides, climbers and spring toys. The District Chief Robert \"Bob\" Leek Monument can be found in the south-west corner of this park.

\nThis park is adjacent to the Downsview Airport and Bombardier Aerospace Facility."], [1448,2364,2364,"Hartfield Court Parkette","park","None","Hartfield Crt & Hartfield Rd","None","Etobicoke York","50","None","Hartfield","Crt","None","None","None"], [1449,2365,2365,"Hawksbury Park","park","None","Hawksbury Dr & Foxwarren Dr","None","North York","1","A","Hawksbury","Dr","None","None","A one hectare park near Sheppard Avenue East and Bayview Avenue that features a children's playground and six lit outdoor tennis courts with a clubhouse. The park is home to the Bayview Village Tennis Club."], [1450,2366,2366,"Hearst Circle Parkette","park","None","Hearst Cir & The Wishbone","None","Etobicoke York","108","None","Hearst","Cir","None","None","None"], [1451,2367,2367,"Hearthstone Valley Greenbelt","park","None","Hearthstone Cres & Carscadden Dr","None","North York","21","A","Hearthstone","Cres","None","None","Hearthstone Valley Greenbelt is part of the West Don Parkland Trail. Located near Bathurst and Finch it is a heavily forested area great for wildlife viewing. It's also home to the Toronto District School Board's Forest Valley Outdoor Education Centre."], [1452,2369,2369,"Zooview Park","park","None","Hedge End Rd & Meadowvale Rd","None","Scarborough","50","None","Hedge End","Rd","None","None","None"], [1453,2370,2370,"Hickorynut Parkette","park","None","Hickorynut Dr & Hazelnut Cres","None","North York","87","None","Hickorynut","Dr","None","None","None"], [1454,2371,2371,"Hilldowntree Parkette","park","None","Hilldowntree Rd & Wimbleton Cres","None","Etobicoke York","16","None","Hilldowntree","Rd","None","None","None"], [1455,2372,2372,"Hillhurst Parkette","park","None","Hillhurst Blvd & Bathurst St","None","North York","254","None","Hillhurst","Blvd","None","None","None"], [1456,2373,2373,"Hillmount Parkette","park","None","Hillmount Ave & Dufferin St","None","North York","393","None","Hillmount","Ave","None","None","None"], [1457,2374,2374,"Charles Sauriol Parkette","park","None","Hillside Dr & Broadview Ave","None","Toronto and East York","4","None","Hillside","Dr","None","None","None"], [1458,2379,2379,"Wellesley - Magill Park","park","None","Homewood Ave & Wellesley St E","None","North York","125","None","Homewood","Ave","None","None","None"], [1459,2380,2380,"Hoptree Park","park","None","Hoptree Ave & Staines Rd","None","Scarborough","15","None","Hoptree","Ave","None","None","None"], [1460,2381,2381,"Basswood Parkette","park","None","Horsham Ave & Basswood Rd","None","North York","98","None","Horsham","Ave","None","None","None"], [1461,2382,2382,"Horsham Parkette","park","None","Horsham Ave & Abbortsford Rd","None","North York","159","None","Horsham","Ave","None","None","None"], [1462,2387,2387,"Inglewood Parkette","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","135","None","St. Clair","Ave","E","None","None"], [1463,2389,2389,"Chauncey - Islington Parkette","park","None","Islington Ave & Chauncey Ave","None","Etobicoke York","1116","None","Islington","Ave","None","None","None"], [1464,2390,2390,"Finch-Islington Park","park","None","Islington Ave & Finch Ave W","None","Etobicoke York","2750","None","Islington","Ave","None","None","A 4.9 hectare heavily forested park at the intersection of Finch Avenue West and Islington Avenue."], [1465,2391,2391,"Whitfield Parkette","park","None","Islington Ave & Whitfield Ave","None","Etobicoke York","2990","None","Islington","Ave","None","None","None"], [1466,2392,2392,"Jackson Parkette","park","None","The Kingsway & Jackson Ave","None","Etobicoke York","104","A","The Kingsway","None","None","None","None"], [1467,2393,2393,"Black Creek Site West","park","None","Jane St & Alliance Ave","None","Etobicoke York","805","None","Jane","St","None","None","A 8.9 hectare park with mature trees and open green space that follows the Black Creek from Rockcliffe Boulevard to Jane Street."], [1468,2394,2394,"Jeanette Park","park","None","None","None","Scarborough","55","None","Jeanette","St","None","None","A 4.4 hectare park near Midland Avenue and St. Clair Avenue East."], [1469,2395,2395,"Joel Swirsky Parkette","park","None","Joel Swirsky Blvd & Bowring Walk","None","North York","20","None","Joel Swirsky","Blvd","None","None","None"], [1470,2396,2396,"John Street Parkette","park","None","John St & Pine St","None","Etobicoke York","148","None","John","St","None","None","None"], [1471,2397,2397,"Delo Park","park","None","Joyce Pky & Delo Rd","None","North York","26","None","Joyce","Pkwy","None","None","None"], [1472,2398,2398,"Joyce Park","park","None","Joyce Pky & Delo Rd","None","North York","62","None","Joyce","Pkwy","None","None","None"], [1473,2399,2399,"Hollis Kalmar Park","park","None","Kalmar Ave & Hollis Ave","None","Scarborough","146","None","Kalmar","Ave","None","None","A 1.2 hectare tree-lined park near Danforth Avenue and Warden Avenue that features an open green space."], [1474,2401,2401,"Kenaston Gardens Parkette","park","None","Kenaston Gdns & Sheppard Ave E","None","North York","12","None","Kenaston","Gdns","None","None","None"], [1475,2402,2402,"Kennard Parkette","park","None","Kennard Ave & Wilson Heights Blvd","None","North York","183","None","Kennard","Ave","None","None","None"], [1476,2404,2404,"Kenneth Park","park","None","Kenneth Ave & Byng Ave","None","North York","417","None","Kenneth","Ave","None","None","None"], [1477,2405,2405,"Kenworthy Park","park","None","Kenworthy Ave & Danforth Ave","None","Scarborough","2","A","Kenworthy","Ave","None","None","None"], [1478,2406,2406,"Avro Park","park","None","Keswick Rd & Gilley Rd","None","North York","49","None","Keswick","Rd","None","None","None"], [1479,2407,2407,"David Pecaut Square","park","None","King St W & Ed Mirvish Way","None","Toronto and East York","215","None","King","St","W","None","David Pecaut Square was built as part of Toronto's Postmodern Metro Hall project in 1992. Formerly known as Metro Square, the square was renamed in April 2011 by a Toronto City Council vote to honour the late civic leader David Pecaut. The Square features The Eternal Flame of Hope, inspired by the perseverance of disabled people, and burns as a reminder that society must be all-inclusive. A lawn with trees along its outer edges creates a public space that allows for unique views of Metro Hall, Roy Thomson Hall and the Royal Alexandra Theatre. It is frequently used for free concerts, film screenings, and other events."], [1480,2409,2409,"King Georges-Keele Parkette","park","None","King George's Dr & Keele St","None","Etobicoke York","None","None","King George's","Dr","None","None","None"], [1481,2410,2410,"Avalon Parkette","park","None","Kingston Rd & Avalon Blvd","None","Scarborough","1700","None","Kingston","Rd","None","None","None"], [1482,2413,2413,"Highland Creek Parkette","park","None","Kingston Rd & Highland Creek Overpass","None","Scarborough","6115","None","Kingston","Rd","None","None","None"], [1483,2414,2414,"Kinsdale Park","park","None","Kinsdale Blvd & Newholm Rd","None","Etobicoke York","3","None","Kinsdale","Blvd","None","None","A small park near Park Lawn Road and the Queensway that features a ball diamond and a children's playground."], [1484,2415,2415,"Denfield Park","park","None","Kipling Ave & Widdicombe Hill Blvd","None","Etobicoke York","1496","None","Kipling","Ave","None","None","None"], [1485,2416,2416,"Echo Valley Park","park","None","Kipling Ave & Wingrove Hill","None","Etobicoke York","1124","None","Kipling","Ave","None","None","This 9.1 hectare park is a naturalized ravine through which Mimico Creek flows. There are several trails through the park that connect it to neighbourhood streets."], [1486,2418,2418,"Kirkdene Park","park","None","Kirkdene Dr & East Ave","None","Scarborough","100","None","Kirkdene","Dr","None","None","None"], [1487,2419,2419,"Knightswood Road Park","park","None","Knightswood Rd & Donwoods Dr","None","North York","40","None","Knightswood","Rd","None","None","None"], [1488,2420,2420,"Maple Leaf Forever Park","park","None","Laing St & Queen St E","None","Toronto and East York","62","None","Laing","St","None","None","None"], [1489,2421,2421,"Beach Skatepark","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","1420","None","Lake Shore","Blvd","E","None","Beach skatepark is Toronto’s largest skatepark. It’s a plaza-style street skatepark, with ledges, banks, stairs, rails, hubbas, gaps, and granite-capped ledges. The skatepark also has an 11’ deep kidney bowl with pool coping and a stair channel. This skatepark has lights."], [1490,2422,2422,"Humber Bay Promenade Park","park","None","Lake Shore Blvd W & Marine Parade Dr","None","Etobicoke York","2195","None","Lake Shore","Blvd","W","None","Humber Bay Village was an early lakefront community with close commercial and recreational ties to the water. Several habitat restoration projects have been initiated at Humber Bay Park including the planting of Carolinian trees and shrubs, the establishment of wildflower meadows, the creation of a warm-water fish habitat and wetland on the east peninsula. Special features include fly casting and model boating ponds and a fully accessible fishing pier."], [1491,2423,2423,"Southern Linear Park","park","None","Lake Shore Blvd W & Rees St","None","Toronto and East York","350","None","Lake Shore","Blvd","W","None","None"], [1492,2426,2426,"Lakeridge Parkette","park","None","Lakeridge Dr & Bridgeport Dr","None","Scarborough","46","None","Lakeridge","Dr","None","None","None"], [1493,2428,2428,"Lambeth Crescent Parkette","park","None","Lambeth Cres & Anglesey Blvd","None","Etobicoke York","27","None","Lambeth","Cres","None","None","None"], [1494,2430,2430,"Coxwell Ravine Park","park","None","O'Connor Dr & Lankin Blvd","None","Toronto and East York","460","None","O'connor","Dr","None","None","Coxwell Ravine Park is located on the east side of the Don Valley Parkway just north of Don Mills Road. It is part of the extensive East Don Valley Trail system that includes Todmorden Mills Park, Linkwood Lane Park and Charles Sauriol Conservation Area. There is a great picnic area and outstanding opportunities for wildlife viewing."], [1495,2431,2431,"Laredo Park","park","None","Laredo Crt & Maxome Ave","None","North York","33","None","Laredo","Crt","None","None","None"], [1496,2432,2432,"Laura Ellis Park","park","None","Laura Ellis Crt & Brumwell St","None","Scarborough","30","None","Laura Ellis","Crt","None","None","None"], [1497,2433,2433,"Laurentide Park","park","None","Laurentide Dr & Hauteview Crt","None","North York","110","None","Laurentide","Dr","None","None","A tree-lined 2.1 hectare park near York Mills Road and the Don Valley Parkway that features an open green space."], [1498,2434,2434,"Don Mills Trail","park","None","Lawrence Ave E & Lawrence Walkway","None","North York","813","None","Lawrence","Ave","E","None","None"], [1499,2436,2436,"Macklin Hancock Park","park","None","Lawrence Ave E & Don Mills Rd","None","North York","990","None","Lawrence","Ave","E","None","None"], [1500,2437,2437,"Leavenworth Parkette","park","None","Leavenworth Cres & Rayside Dr","None","Etobicoke York","None","None","Leavenworth","Cres","None","None","None"], [1501,2438,2438,"Cummer Parkette","park","None","Leslie St & Cummer Ave","None","North York","6024","None","Leslie","St","None","None","None"], [1502,2440,2440,"Leslie Park","park","None","Leslie Street and Thorny Vineway","None","North York","5200","None","Leslie","St","None","None","A small park on Leslie Street south of Finch Avenue East that features a lit outdoor basketball court, a children's playground and an open green space. In 2023, the playground was updated as part of the Playground Enhancement Program."], [1503,2441,2441,"Tommy Thompson Park","park","None","Leslie St & Unwin Ave","None","Toronto and East York","1","None","Leslie","St","None","None","Located on Toronto's waterfront in the Port Lands, Tommy Thompson Park is a unique urban wilderness minutes from downtown. The park is located on a man-made peninsula, known as the Leslie Street Spit, which extends five kilometres into Lake Ontario.\n
\nThe park represents some of the largest existing natural habitats on the Toronto waterfront. Wildflower meadows, cottonwood forests, coastal marshes, cobble beaches and sand dunes are just some of the habitats at Tommy Thompson Park. Wildlife, especially birds, flourish at the park which provides one of the best nature watching areas in the Greater Toronto Area. The park also provides opportunities for recreational activities such as hiking, cycling, rollerblading and fishing.\n

\nThe park is also home to a bird research station."], [1504,2442,2442,"Beaver - Lightbourn Parkette","park","None","Lightbourn Ave & Beaver Ave","None","Toronto and East York","94","None","Lightbourn","Ave","None","None","This is a small, tree-lined park."], [1505,2443,2443,"Linkwood Lane Park","park","None","Linkwood Lane and Pavane Linkway","None","North York","10","None","Linkwood","Lane","None","None","

A two-hectare park near Eglinton Avenue East and the Don Valley Parkway that features a multipurpose sports field and a children's playground.

\n

Find the fenced Dogs Off-Leash Area at the corner of Spanbridge Road and Linkwood Lane.

"], [1506,2444,2444,"Linkwood Lane Parkette","park","None","Linkwood Lane & St Dennis Dr","None","North York","400","None","Linkwood","Lane","None","None","None"], [1507,2445,2445,"Kitchener Park","park","None","Lorraine Ave & Winter Ave","None","Scarborough","20","None","Lorraine","Ave","None","None","A small park near Midland Avenue and Eglinton Avenue East that features a ball diamond and a children's playground."], [1508,2446,2446,"Lorraine Drive Park","park","None","Lorraine Dr & Beecroft Rd","None","North York","29","None","Lorraine","Dr","None","None","None"], [1509,2448,2448,"Lynedock Park","park","None","Lynedock Cres & Dukinfield Cres","None","North York","29","None","Lynedock","Cres","None","None","A 1.5 hectare park at York Mills Road near the Don Valley Parkway that features a children's playground and walking paths. This linear park starts on the south side of Roywood Drive where the Don River East branch emerges and follows the rivers path as it flows south to York Mills Road."], [1510,2449,2449,"High Level Pumping Station And Park","park","None","Macpherson Ave & Poplar Plains Rd","None","Toronto and East York","300","None","Macpherson","Ave","None","None","A small park near Dupont Street and Davenport Road that features a children's playground and an open green space."], [1511,2450,2450,"Paul Martel Park","park","None","Madison Ave & Bloor St W","None","Toronto and East York","10","None","Madison","Ave","None","None","Previously known as Ecology Park - a quiet green respite from the hustle of Spadina and Bloor, was renamed to recognize a community member and dedicated leader Paul Martel. Mr. Martel donated hundreds of volunteer hours to the creation of beautiful parks in his community."], [1512,2451,2451,"Mallow Park","park","None","Mallow Rd & Ashgrove Pl","None","North York","15","None","Mallow","Rd.","None","None","A small linear park near Don Mills Road and Lawrence Avenue East that features a walking path under a mature tree canopy that winds its' way from Mallow Road north to Duncairn Park on the west side of Don Mills Road."], [1513,2453,2453,"Hunters Glen Park","park","None","Marcos Blvd & Cicerella Cres","None","Scarborough","35","None","Marcos","Blvd","None","None","A 1.9 hectare park near Midland Avenue and Lawrence Avenue East that features a children's playground and an open green space."], [1514,2454,2454,"Market Garden Mews","park","None","Market Garden Mews & Queen Elizabeth Blvd","None","Etobicoke York","25","None","Market Garden","Mews","None","None","None"], [1515,2455,2455,"Secor Memorial Park","park","None","Markham Rd & Stevenwood Rd","None","Scarborough","469","None","Markham","Rd","None","None","None"], [1516,2456,2456,"Glen Agar Park","park","None","Martin Grove Rd & Hillavon Dr","None","Etobicoke York","331","None","Martin Grove","Rd","None","None","This 3.2 hectare park features a children's playground and a large open green space."], [1517,2457,2457,"Hampshire Heights Park","park","None","Martin Grove Rd & Saralou Crt","None","Etobicoke York","231","None","Martin Grove","Rd","None","None","A 7.8 hectare wooded ravine park near Martin Grove Road south of Rathburn Road. The park follows the Mimico Creek south from Rathburn Road to where it flows into Echo Valley Park. The Mimico Creek Trail runs along the east bank of the creek connecting to the Ravenscrest Park at the north end of the park and Echo Valley Park in the south."], [1518,2459,2459,"Muir Park","park","None","Martindale Rd & Bellamy Rd S","None","Scarborough","66","None","Martindale","Rd","None","None","A 1.2 hectare park near McCowan Road and Kingston Road that features a ball diamond and a children's playground."], [1519,2462,2462,"Stewart A. McGregor Parkette","park","None","Mason Blvd & McGlashan Rd","None","North York","85","None","Mason","Blvd","None","None","None"], [1520,2463,2463,"Maureen Parkette","park","None","Maureen Dr & Ambrose Rd","None","North York","2","None","Maureen","Dr","None","None","None"], [1521,2465,2465,"Maywood Tot Lot","park","None","Maywood Pk & Martorino Dr","None","Scarborough","33","None","Maywood","Park","None","None","A small park near Birchmount Road and St. Clair Avenue that features a children's playground and an open green space."], [1522,2466,2466,"McCleary Playground","park","None","Mc Gee St & Queen St E","None","Toronto and East York","80","None","Mc Gee","St","None","None","None"], [1523,2467,2467,"McCaul - Orde Parkette","park","None","Mc Caul St & Orde St","None","Toronto and East York","235","None","Mc Caul","St","None","None","None"], [1524,2468,2468,"McAllister Park","park","None","McAllister Rd & Hammell St","None","North York","31","None","Mcallister","Rd","None","None","None"], [1525,2469,2469,"Bendale Park","park","None","McCowan Rd & Lawrence Ave E","None","Scarborough","705","None","Mccowan","Rd","None","None","None"], [1526,2471,2471,"McLevin Woods Park","park","None","McLevin Ave & Neilson Rd","None","Scarborough","375","None","Mclevin","Ave","None","None","A 1.3 hectare park near Neilson Road and Sheppard Avenue East that features a dense forest covering the whole park."], [1527,2472,2472,"L'Amoreaux North Park","park","None","None","None","Scarborough","1900","None","Mcnicoll","Ave","None","None","The L'Amoreaux Cricket Centre, and Dogs Off-Leash Area, is nearby at 1785 McNicoll Ave. The fenced Dogs Off-Leash Area allows Commercial Dog Walkers."], [1528,2473,2473,"Spring Garden Park","park","None","Meadow Crest Rd & Thompson Ave","None","Etobicoke York","32","None","Meadow Crest","Rd","None","None","None"], [1529,2474,2474,"Weston Village Parkette","park","None","Meadow Oak Pl & Gary Dr","None","Etobicoke York","7","None","Meadow Oak","Pl","None","None","None"], [1530,2475,2475,"Scotia Parkette","park","None","None","None","Scarborough","3534","None","Danforth","Ave","None","None","None"], [1531,2476,2476,"Melbourne Avenue Parkette","park","None","Melbourne Avenue and Melbourne Place","None","Toronto and East York","7","None","Mebourne","Ave","None","None","In 2021, the playground was improved as part of the Playground Enhancement Program. It includes climbing equipment, picnic space and spring toys."], [1532,2477,2477,"True Davidson Park","park","None","Memorial Park Ave & Roosevelt Rd","None","Toronto and East York","160","None","Memorial Park","Ave","None","None","None"], [1533,2478,2478,"Merrill Park","park","None","Merrill Ave & Lawrence Ave W","None","Etobicoke York","5","None","Merrill","Ave","None","None","None"], [1534,2479,2479,"J.A. Leslie Tot Lot","park","None","Midland Ave & Park St","None","Scarborough","425","None","Midland","Ave","None","None","None"], [1535,2480,2480,"Kelsonia Parkette","park","None","Midland Ave & Kelsonia Ave","None","Scarborough","167","None","Midland","Ave","None","None","None"], [1536,2482,2482,"Midvale Parkette","park","None","Midvale Rd & Clanton Park Rd","None","North York","23","None","Midvale","Rd","None","None","None"], [1537,2483,2483,"West Birkdale Park","park","None","None","None","Scarborough","514","None","Midwest","Rd","None","None","This walk-to parkette is bordered on the north side by a residential neighbourhood. There is a paved path that connects the park from Annette Avenue to Midwest Road to Great West Drive. There are benches to sit on, and a gazebo to provide shade/shelter/rest spot to park visitors. The playground has swings, climbing equipment and a slide for children to have fun with at this park."], [1538,2484,2484,"Kennedy-Lawrence Parkette","park","None","Mike Myers Dr & Kennedy Rd","None","Scarborough","60","None","Mike Myers","Dr","None","None","None"], [1539,2485,2485,"Heather Heights Woods","park","None","Milford Haven Dr & Greenock Ave","None","Scarborough","125","None","Milford Haven","Dr","None","None","A 3.3 hectare park near Ellesmere Road and Scarborough Gold Club Road that features two ball diamonds, a soccer field, a picnic area and a children's playground."], [1540,2486,2486,"Mill Valley Park","park","None","Mill Rd & Laver Rd","None","Etobicoke York","412","None","Mill","Rd","None","None","A 5.2 hectare park near Rathburn Road and Renforth Avenue on the east bank of Etobicoke Creek that features two outdoor tennis courts and a children's playground."], [1541,2488,2488,"Misty Hills Park","park","None","Misty Hills Trail & Harvest Moon Dr","None","Scarborough","57","None","Misty Hills","Trl","None","None","A small park along the Rouge River near Monringside Avenue and Old Finch Avenue."], [1542,2492,2492,"Mourning Dove Park","park","None","Mourning Dove Cres & Neilson Park Dr","None","Scarborough","98","None","Mourning Dove","Cres","None","None","A small densely forested park on Finch Avenue East near Neilson Road."], [1543,2493,2493,"Aneta Circle Parkette","park","None","Newton Dr & Aneta Cir","None","North York","184","None","Newton","Dr","None","None","None"], [1544,2494,2494,"Newton Parkette","park","None","Newton Dr & Bayview Ave","None","North York","293","None","Newton","Dr","None","None","None"], [1545,2495,2495,"Nightstar Park","park","None","Nightstar Rd & Wharnsby Dr","None","Scarborough","18","None","Nightstar","Rd","None","None","None"], [1546,2496,2496,"Westview Greenbelt","park","None","Nordale Cres & Brookhaven Dr","None","Etobicoke York","20","A","Nordale","Cres","None","None","None"], [1547,2498,2498,"Mimico Waterfront Park","park","None","Norris Cres & Lake Shore Blvd W","None","Etobicoke York","29","None","Norris","Cres","None","None","This park lies on the Lake Ontario Waterfront between Humber Bay Park West and Norris Crescent Parkette. Its features include 1.1km of multi-use waterfront trail, headlands and cobble beaches, a small bay, boardwalks with small pockets of wetland habitat between the boardwalk and shoreline, and terrestrial and aquatic habitat enhancements to support healthy ecosystems.

\n\nThis park was created by Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) with funds provided by Waterfront Toronto. It was developed in two phases, the first completed in 2008 and the second in 2012. It provides safe access to the waterfront, improves the ecological functioning of this section of the Lake Ontario shoreline and offers environmental, economic and social benefits to the Mimico community and broader region.\n

\nVisit the TRCA's webpage on Mimico Waterfront Park for more information."], [1548,2500,2500,"Little York Parkette","park","None","Norwood Terr & Main St","None","Toronto and East York","58","None","Norwood","Ter","None","None","None"], [1549,2501,2501,"Hummingbird Park","park","None","Oasis Blvd & Grackle Trail","None","Scarborough","40","None","Oasis","Blvd","None","None","None"], [1550,2502,2502,"Four Oaks Gate Park","park","None","O'Connor Dr & Athlone Rd","None","Toronto and East York","388","A","O'connor","Dr","None","None","A small park on O'Connor Avenue east of Don Mills Road that features a children's playground."], [1551,2503,2503,"Willis Blair Parkette","park","None","O'Connor Dr & Scopje Gate","None","Toronto and East York","1570","None","O'connor","Dr","None","None","Formerly O'Connor Village Parkette, Willis Blair Parkette now honours the second mayor of East York. He served the Borough of East York for 18 years in various roles including Alderman, Metro Councillor and Mayor. For more details\n\nThis parkette measures 1125 square metres and has a playground."], [1552,2504,2504,"Harvest Moon Park","park","None","Old Finch Ave & Harvest Moon Dr","None","Scarborough","70","None","Old Finch","Ave","None","None","A 1.4 hectare park near Morningside Avenue and Finch Avenue East that features a children's playground."], [1553,2506,2506,"Old Mill Parkette","park","None","Old Mill Rd & Catherine St","None","Etobicoke York","5","None","Old Mill","Rd","None","None","None"], [1554,2507,2507,"Old Sheppard Park","park","None","Old Sheppard Avenue and Brian Drive","None","North York","101","None","Old Sheppard","Ave","None","None","A 1.2 hectare park near Sheppard Avenue East and Highway 404 that features a children's playground. In 2021, the playground was improved as part of the Playground Enhancement Program."], [1555,2508,2508,"Old Yonge Parkette","park","None","Old Yonge St & York Mills Rd","None","North York","143","None","Old Yonge","St","None","None","None"], [1556,2509,2509,"Olympia Park","park","None","Olympia Dr & Lawrence Ave W","None","Etobicoke York","50","None","Olympia","Dr","None","None","A 2.6 hectare park near Black Creek Drive and Lawrence Avenue West that features a mix of open green spaces."], [1557,2510,2510,"Winchester Square Park","park","None","Ontario St & Aberdeen St","None","Toronto and East York","474","None","Ontario","St","None","None","None"], [1558,2511,2511,"O'shea Walkway","park","None","O'Shea Cres & Van Home Ave","None","North York","36","None","O'shea","Cres","None","None","None"], [1559,2513,2513,"Willowfield Gardens Park","park","None","Pachino Blvd & Crosland Dr","None","Scarborough","97","None","Pachino","Blvd","None","None","None"], [1560,2514,2514,"Knotwood Park","park","None","Pogonia St & Legends Dr","None","Scarborough","40","None","Pogonia","St","None","None","None"], [1561,2515,2515,"Agnes Macphail Square","park","None","Pape Ave & Mortimer Ave","None","Toronto and East York","900","None","Pape","Ave","None","None","None"], [1562,2516,2516,"Arthur Dyson Parkette","park","None","Pape Ave & Hopedale Ave","None","Toronto and East York","1404","None","Pape","Ave","None","None","None"], [1563,2517,2517,"Kiwanis Parkette","park","None","Pape Ave & Hopedale Ave","None","Toronto and East York","1410","None","Pape","Ave","None","None","None"], [1564,2518,2518,"Paperbirch Walkway","park","None","Paperbirch Dr & Paperbirch Walkway","None","North York","48","A","Paperbirch","Dr","None","None","None"], [1565,2519,2519,"Asquith Green Park","park","None","Park Rd & Church St","None","Toronto and East York","19","None","Park","Rd","None","None","None"], [1566,2520,2520,"Parkview Park","park","None","Parkview Ave & Estelle Ave","None","North York","355","None","Parkview","Ave","None","None","A small park near Bayview Avenue north of Sheppard Avenue East that features a children's playground and an open green space."], [1567,2521,2521,"Manor Park","park","None","Sheppard Ave E & Shaughnessy Blvd","None","North York","8","None","Manorpark","Crt","None","None","A small park near the entrance to the Betty Sutherland Trail. There is a monument dedicated to the memory of Henry Mulholland and his wife Jane Armstrong.\n\nHistory\nIn October 1937 the cairn was erected at the intersection of Sheppard and Woodbine Avenues. In 1966 the cairn was relocated to it's current location on Manor Park Court to make way for the the construction of the Don Valley Parkway. Henry Mulholland emigrated from Ulster, Ireland in 1806 and took out the original grant of 400 acres from the Crown and fought in the war of 1812. The cairn was erected by the descendants of the eights branches of the Mulholland family."], [1568,2522,2522,"Green Hills Park","park","None","Paulson Rd & King George's Dr","None","Etobicoke York","1","A","Paulson","Rd","None","None","None"], [1569,2523,2523,"Pearen Park","park","None","Pearen St & Glenvalley Dr","None","Etobicoke York","30","None","Pearen","St","None","None","A 1.2 hectare park near Eglignton Avenue West and Weston Road that features a ball diamond, a basketball court and a children's playground."], [1570,2524,2524,"Pellatt Parkette","park","None","Pellatt Ave & Howbert Dr","None","Etobicoke York","325","None","Pellatt","Ave","None","None","A small park near Weston Road and Oak Street that features a children's playground and an open green space."], [1571,2525,2525,"Wishing Well Woods","park","None","Pharmacy Ave & Sheppard Ave E","None","Scarborough","1801","None","Pharmacy","Ave","None","None","None"], [1572,2526,2526,"Picasso Park","park","None","Picasso Rd & Dali Cres","None","Scarborough","9","None","Picasso","Rd","None","None","None"], [1573,2527,2527,"Pinery Park","park","None","Pinery Trail & Telfer Gdns","None","Scarborough","78","None","Pinery","Trl","None","None","None"], [1574,2528,2528,"Telfer Park","park","None","Pinery Trail & Telfer Gdns","None","Scarborough","71","None","Pinery","Trl","None","None","None"], [1575,2529,2529,"Pineway Park","park","None","Pineway Boulevard and Weatherstone Crescent","None","North York","100","None","Pineway","Blvd","None","None","None"], [1576,2530,2530,"Deekshill Park","park","None","Piperbrook Cres & Ling Rd","None","Scarborough","2","None","Piperbrook","Cres","None","None","A 3.4 hectare park near Morningside Avenue and Lawrence Avenue East. This heavily forested park at the headwaters of the West Hill watercourse features many walking trails connecting the park to the surrounding neighbourhood."], [1577,2531,2531,"James Trimbee Park","park","None","Plainfield Road and Romanway Crescent","None","Etobicoke York","25","None","Plainfield","Rd","None","None","None"], [1578,2532,2532,"Pleasantview Park","park","None","Pleasant View Drive and Margaret Avenue","None","North York","61","None","Pleasant View","Dr","None","None","None"], [1579,2533,2533,"Millstone Parkette","park","None","Plymbridge Rd & Donwoods Dr","None","North York","1","None","Plymbridge","Rd","None","None","None"], [1580,2534,2534,"Todmorden Mills Park","park","None","Pottery Rd & Todmorden Mills R","None","Toronto and East York","67","None","Pottery","Rd","None","None","Set in the scenic Don Valley, Todmorden Mills Park is a Heritage Site containing historic buildings which were once part of the small industrial community of Todmorden. Today the park consists of two historic millers' homes dating from the early 19th century, the Brewery building and the recently renovated Papermill Theatre and Gallery. Adjoining the site is a 9.2 hectare wildflower preserve with walking trails exploring a number of natural habitats, including upland and bottom-land forests, dry and wet meadows, swamp lands and a pond."], [1581,2535,2535,"Leyton Tot Lot","park","None","Prairie Drive and Leyton Avenue","None","Scarborough","100","None","Prairie","Dr.","None","None","In 2023, the playground was updated as part of the Playground Enhancement Program."], [1582,2536,2536,"Progress Avenue Park","park","None","Progress Ave & Bellamy Rd N","None","Scarborough","705","None","Progress","Ave","None","None","None"], [1583,2537,2537,"Humberside Grounds","park","None","Glendonwynne Rd & Clendenan Ave","None","Toronto and East York","230","None","Glendonwynne","Rd","None","None","None"], [1584,2539,2539,"Paul E. Garfinkel Park","park","None","Queen St W & White Squirrel Way","None","Toronto and East York","1071","None","Queen","St","W","None","None"], [1585,2541,2024,"Toronto Island Park - Hanlan's Point","park","None","Queens Quay W & Harbour Sq","None","Toronto and East York","9","None","Queens Quay","None","W","None","The Hanlan family was among the first year-round inhabitants on Toronto Islands, settling at Gibraltar Point in 1862. After the islands were transferred from the federal government to the City of Toronto in 1867, Plan D-141 divided the land into lots and allowed cottages, amusement areas and resort hotels to be built. The west side of the island, commonly known as West Point, rapidly became a resort destination for the citizens of Toronto. The first summer cottage community was founded here. In 1878, a hotel was built by John Hanlan at the north-west tip of the island and soon after the area became known as Hanlan's Point.\nToronto Islands

\nThere are 2.48 km from Hanlan's Point Ferry Dock to the Island Filtration Plant."], [1586,2542,2542,"HTO Park West","park","None","Queens Quay W & Lower Spadina Ave","None","Toronto and East York","375","None","Queens Quay","None","W","None","A unique space that faces the inner harbour with the Toronto Islands in the distance, it's a spot to sit and relax during a busy day downtown. The urban beach is the focal point of HTO Park West. Bright yellow umbrellas populate the white sand providing shade for those relaxing in muskoka chairs. Take in the scenery or have a picnic. It's a great spot to enjoy while exploring Toronto's engaging waterfront.

\nStylized as HTO, the name is word play between the chemical element of water, H2O, and the common abbreviation for Toronto, TO.

\n\nSix Elements
\nGround Planes - The site was reformed to create a tilted plane that acknowledges two aspects: the urban side and water side. At selected viewing points, a series of tilted planes break through the surface as places for sitting and gathering. Umbrella-dotted terraces step down to the lake. In addition, a pattern of linear surface planes running east-west across the parks abstractly recall the railway tracks that fed the now-defunct industries of the area.

\n\nWater - A series of connected water elements accentuate the theme of water returning to its source. Each element is programmed to celebrate the intrinsic qualities of water. These include motion activated sprays, steam and fog, variations in colour and coloured ice.

\n\nIslands - The overlay of green islands provide gently sloping lawns for repose. Islands that meet residential buildings become horticultural to mediate between the public and private. The islands in the slips mediate storm water overflow. Native water’s edge species act as an urban estuary to provide a living filter for micro-organisms.

\n\nExpressive Horticulture - The planting strategy involves three basic treatments: sloping lawns, horticultural and bio-remediation islands. Tree planting expresses a north-south gradient from a grove of multi-stem ash at the north, to wind-catching willows towards the water’s edge. Planting of horticultural islands provide interest through the year, and buffer the residential or more private areas of the park. Selected species with winter berries contribute to the idea of the site as a bird and wildlife habitat.

\n\nLighting - Seasonal animation, a sense of identity, playfulness and security is created through the lighting. Tall mast lights act as an ‘area moon’ and is programmed to change seasonally. Lighting transforms the dark surfaces of the water basins. The water’s edge is softly illuminated by a connective glow. The lighting is also a vehicle for creating a sense of theatre and journey on the cultural corridors that line the city to the water.

\n\nBeach Furniture - The design calls for informal beach furniture scattered across the south end of the site, transforming it from an urban park to an urban beach.

\nHistory
\nOver a decade ago, approximately 16 hectares (40 acres) of land within Toronto’s Harbourfront was designated for public parks, waters-edge promenade, and school/community centre users. Since that time, several of the park sites have been developed including the Toronto Music Garden.

\n\nAt the end of June 2003, Toronto City Council approved a conceptual design for Phase I of the Harbourfront Parks and Open Space System. Phase I was to focus on Maple Leaf Quay East, Maple Leaf Quay West, and their related slips. They were planned to essentially connect Harbourfront Centre with the Spadina Quay Wetland and the Toronto Music Garden.

\n\nIn July 2004, Mayor David Miller and Deputy Mayor Joe Pantalone, Chair, Harbourfront Parks Steering Committee unveiled the new location for a waterfront park, HTO.

\n\nThe winning design team for Phase I consisted of Janet Rosenberg & Associates Landscapes Architects of Toronto and Claude Cormier Architects Paysagistes Inc. of Montreal. Together they created the design known as HTO. The name represents the fundamental changes that will take place in the relationship between Toronto and the waterfront."], [1587,2543,2024,"Toronto Island Park - Olympic Island","park","None","Queens Quay W & Harbour Sq","None","Toronto and East York","9","None","Queens Quay","None","W","None","Located on the City side of the Toronto Islands, Olympic Island is home to many of the great attractions associated with the area. The Centre Island ferry dock, Centreville Amusement Park, picnic areas and the Island Yacht Club are all found here. This Island is connected to the rest by the Avenue of the Islands Bridge which takes you across to the formal gardens and fountains, hedge maze, Franklin Children's Garden and much more.\nRead more about Toronto Islands."], [1588,2544,2544,"Peter Street Basin Park","park","None","Queens Quay W & Lower Spadina Ave","None","Toronto and East York","370","None","Queens Quay","None","W","None","None"], [1589,2545,2545,"Rees Street Parkette","park","None","Queens Quay W & Lower Simcoe St","None","Toronto and East York","238","None","Queens Quay","None","W","None","None"], [1590,2546,2546,"Toronto Waterfront Park","park","None","Rees & Queens Quay","None","Toronto and East York","None","None","Robertson","Cres","None","None","None"], [1591,2547,2547,"Water's Edge Promenade","park","None","Queens Quay E & Dockside Dr","None","Toronto and East York","115","None","Queens Quay","None","E","None","None"], [1592,2548,2548,"Rosemount Gardens Parkette","park","None","Queenslea Ave & Yelland St","None","Etobicoke York","255","None","Queenslea","Ave","None","None","None"], [1593,2549,2549,"Janda Park","park","None","Quinella Dr & Frost King Lane","None","Etobicoke York","15","None","Quinella","Dr","None","None","None"], [1594,2550,2550,"Elijah Park","park","None","Rajah St & Wasdale Cres","None","North York","117","None","Rajah","St","None","None","Formerly Rajah Park, this nearly two acres of greenspace is located south of the 401 and west of Bathurst Street.\n

\nIn 2016, tragedy struck the Neptune community with the passing of 3 year-old Elijah Marsh, who was reported missing and soon neighbours and the entire City came together to try and find him. Little Elijah spent many days playing in the playground in Rajah Park. His family and local community believed that by renaming the park in his honour, it would be an excellent way to celebrate his life and the resiliency of the Neptune community."], [1595,2552,2552,"Ranchdale Park","park","None","Ranchdale Cres & Butterfield Dr","None","North York","44","None","Ranchdale","Cres","None","None","None"], [1596,2553,2553,"Varna Park","park","None","Ranee Ave & Varna Dr","None","North York","215","None","Ranee","Ave","None","None","None"], [1597,2554,2554,"Erwin Krickhahn Park","park","None","Rankin Cres & Paton Rd","None","Toronto and East York","121","None","Rankin","Cres","None","None","A small park near Bloor Street West and Lansdowne Avenue featuring a children's playground."], [1598,2555,2555,"Elmcrest Park","park","None","Rathburn Rd & Ivybridge Dr","None","Etobicoke York","575","None","Rathburn","Rd","None","None","This 4.3 hectare park follows Elmcrest Creek from Rathburn Road (near Renforth Avenue south) to Burnamthorpe Road. Both banks of the creek are forested and provide shade for the trail that follows the creek and connects to neighbourhood streets. There is a children's playground near the south end of the park."], [1599,2556,2556,"Rustic Park","park","None","Raven Rd & Maidstone St","None","Etobicoke York","35","None","Raven","Rd","None","None","None"], [1600,2560,2560,"Reid Manor Park","park","None","Reid Manor & Humbervale Blvd","None","Etobicoke York","65","None","Reid Manor","None","None","None","None"], [1601,2563,2563,"Ridge Park","park","None","None","None","North York","85","None","Ridge","Rd","None","None","This neighbourhood park is located near Wilson Avenue and Keele Street. On the eastern portion of the park you'll find a children's playground, as well as a soccer pitch and lit pedestrian pathway. There is a Toronto Water reservoir located at the south end of this park. The western portion of Ridge Park has the \"Luigi Boni Bocce Courts\"."], [1602,2564,2564,"Curtin Park","park","None","Riverdale Dr & Bradshaw Ave","None","Etobicoke York","34","None","Riverdale","Dr","None","None","None"], [1603,2565,2565,"Robert Hicks Park","park","None","Robert Hicks Dr & Torresdale Ave","None","North York","39","None","Robert Hicks","Dr","None","None","None"], [1604,2568,2568,"Cosburn Park","park","None","Roosevelt Rd & Cosburn Ave","None","Toronto and East York","115","None","Roosevelt","Rd","None","None","A park on Cosburn Avenue near Coxwell Avenue features two lit lawn bowling greens with a club house and five lit outdoor tennis courts. The park is home to the Cosburn Park Lawn Bowling Club."], [1605,2569,2569,"Ernie Lustig - Rainbow Park","park","None","Rory Road and Falstaff Avenue","None","Etobicoke York","250","None","Rory","Rd.","None","None","Ernie Lustig - Rainbow Park features a playground with junior and senior play structures, swings, a small rope climber, a multi-user teeter-totter, individual spring toys and a play panel."], [1606,2570,2570,"Rose Valley Park","park","None","Black Creek Blvd & Stoney Brooke Dr","None","Etobicoke York","70","None","Black Creek","Blvd","None","None","None"], [1607,2571,2571,"Lawren Harris Park","park","None","Rosedale Valley Rd & Aylmer Ave","None","Toronto and East York","145","None","Rosedale Valley","Rd","None","None","A small park near Yonge Street on the south side of Rosedale Valley Road named after a distinguished Canadian artist and member of the Group of Seven, Lawren Stuart Harris. The park features a plaque that displays one of Mr. Harris' work and a short biography set under a mature tree canopy."], [1608,2573,2573,"Rowatson Park","park","None","None","None","Scarborough","37","None","Rowatson","Rd","None","None","This gem of park is surrounded on all sides by residential houses. The children's playground is shaded at times by mature trees. Walk to this park with friends and family, and discover the open green space, where a game of tag, catch and/or hide n' seek can be played."], [1609,2574,2574,"Rowena Park","park","None","Rowena Dr & Welsford Gdns","None","North York","75","None","Rowena","Dr","None","None","None"], [1610,2575,2575,"Edenbrook Park","park","None","Royal York Rd & North Dr","None","Etobicoke York","1310","None","Royal York","Rd","None","None","None"], [1611,2576,2576,"Royal Rouge Tot Lot","park","None","Royal Rouge Trail & Polo Pl","None","Scarborough","65","None","Royal Rouge","Trl","None","None","None"], [1612,2577,2577,"Saunders Crescent Parkette","park","None","Royal York Rd & Saunders Cres","None","Etobicoke York","620","None","Royal York","Rd","None","None","None"], [1613,2578,2578,"Allanhurst Park","park","None","Royal York Road and Alanhurst Road","None","Etobicoke York","1336","None","Royal York","Rd","None","None","A park on Royal York Road just south of Eglinton Avenue West featuring a children's playground."], [1614,2579,2579,"Saddletree Park","park","None","Saddletree Dr & Breanna Crt","None","North York","50","None","Saddletree","Dr","None","None","None"], [1615,2580,2580,"Sadler Parkette","park","None","Sadler Dr & Birchmount Rd","None","Scarborough","5","None","Sadler","Dr","None","None","None"], [1616,2582,2582,"Knights of Columbus Park","park","None","San Gabriele Pl & Oliti Crt","None","Etobicoke York","60","None","San Gabriele","Pl","None","None","None"], [1617,2584,2584,"Sandover Park","park","None","Sandover Dr & Roywood Dr","None","North York","10","None","Sandover","Dr","None","None","None"], [1618,2585,2585,"Parkview Gardens","park","None","Sandra Rd & St Clair Ave E","None","Toronto and East York","4","None","Sandra","Rd","None","None","None"], [1619,2586,2586,"Kempford Parkette","park","None","Santa Barbara Rd & Holcolm Rd","None","North York","15","None","Santa Barbara","Rd","None","None","None"], [1620,2587,2587,"Shepton Way Park","park","None","Sanwood Blvd & Gold Medal Rd","None","Scarborough","115","None","Sanwood","Blvd","None","None","None"], [1621,2590,2590,"Curran Hall Ravine Park","park","None","Scarborough Golf Club Rd & Brimorton Dr","None","Scarborough","815","None","Scarborough Golf Club","Rd","None","None","None"], [1622,2591,2591,"Canadian Ukrainian Memorial Park","park","None","Scarlett Rd & Eglinton Ave W","None","Etobicoke York","425","None","Scarlett","Rd","None","None","Located near Scarlett Road and Eglinton Avenue the Canadian Ukrainian Memorial Park is dedicated to Canadians of Ukrainian origin that served in the Canadian Military. You can find a commemorative monument in the southwest corner of the park. The Humber River runs through the heart of the park and there is an extensive trail system you can follow both to the north and south of the Ukrainian Canadian Memorial Park. It is a beautiful spot to hike, bike or enjoy the playground."], [1623,2592,2592,"Seeley Greenbelt","park","None","None","None","North York","23","None","Seeley","Dr","None","None","This densely treed, green space is located near Sheppard Avenue and Keele Street. This greenbelt is close to Diana Park (46A Diana Drive). Note: there is no path for pedestrian access between the greenbelt and the park."], [1624,2593,2593,"Malvern Park","park","None","Sewells Rd & Brenyon Way","None","Scarborough","36","None","Sewells","Rd","None","None","None"], [1625,2594,2594,"Garrison Creek Park","park","None","Shaw St & Acores Ave","None","Toronto and East York","1090","None","Shaw","St","None","None","This small linear park runs west from Shaw Street to Ossington Avenue north of the Canadian Pacific Railway tracks. It is located near the headwaters of Garrison Creek and features a community garden."], [1626,2595,2595,"Shawnee Park","park","None","Shawnee Cir & MicMac Cres","None","North York","81","None","Shawnee","Cir","None","None","This 2.9 hectare park is nestled in a residential neighbourhood beside Cherokee Public School. It features a playground and tennis court area."], [1627,2596,2596,"Bayview Parkette","park","None","Sheppard Avenue East and Bayview Avenue","None","North York","502","None","Sheppard","Ave","E","None","None"], [1628,2597,2597,"Ethennonnhawahstihnen' Park","park","None","McMahon Drive and Esther Shiner Boulevard","None","North York","80","None","Mcmahon","Dr","E","None","Ethennonnhawahstihnen' (pronounced Etta-nonna wasti-nuh) means \"where they had a good, beautiful life\" in Wendat. This park was formerly named Woodsy Park."], [1629,2598,2598,"Kenaston Park","park","None","Sheppard Ave E & Kenaston Gdns","None","North York","573","None","Sheppard","Ave","E","None","None"], [1630,2599,2599,"Malvern Woods","park","None","Sheppard Ave E & Morningside Ave","None","Scarborough","7600","None","Sheppard","Ave","E","None","A 4.0 hectare forested park at the corner of Morningside Avenue and Sheppard Avenue East that features a children's playground and walking paths to neighbourhood streets."], [1631,2602,2602,"Fieldway Parkette","park","None","Van Dusen Blvd & Shires Lane","None","Etobicoke York","240","None","Van Dusen","Blvd","None","None","None"], [1632,2605,2605,"Lucy Tot Lot","park","None","Sneath Avenue and Lucy Avenue","None","Scarborough","2","None","Sneath","Ave","None","None","In 2023, the playground was updated as part of the Playground Enhancement Program."], [1633,2606,2606,"Snowhill Park","park","None","None","None","Scarborough","15","None","Snowhill","Cres","None","None","Walk, scooter, or bicycle to checkout this local park. Snowhill Park can be reached by Snowhill Avenue or Terry Hill Crescent. Close to Highway 401, a small playground, a baseball diamond and open green space can be found here."], [1634,2607,2607,"Southwell Park","park","None","Southwell Dr & Torryburn Pl","None","North York","25","None","Southwell","Dr","None","None","None"], [1635,2608,2608,"Spadina Road Park","park","None","Spadina Rd & Russell Hill Dr","None","Toronto and East York","322","None","Spadina","Rd","None","None","None"], [1636,2609,2609,"Spinney Greenbelt","park","None","None","None","North York","10","None","Spinney","Crt","None","None","This .22 hectare site is a sloped, naturalized area with a dense cover of trees and vegetation. It is not maintained as a traditional park and functions as green infrastructure by providing a stormwater management drainage area. It also provides valuable habitat for birds and small wildlife."], [1637,2610,2610,"Spring Garden Parkette","park","None","Spring Garden Ave & Kenneth Ave","None","North York","123","None","Spring Garden","Ave","None","None","None"], [1638,2611,2611,"Duncan C. Little Park","park","None","St Clair Ave E & Parkview Hill Cres","None","Toronto and East York","2532","None","St Clair","Ave","E","None","None"], [1639,2612,2612,"Scarlett-St. Clair Parkette","park","None","St Clair Avenue West and Scarlett Road","None","Etobicoke York","2750","None","St. Clair","Ave.","W","None","None"], [1640,2617,2617,"St. Stevens Court Parkette","park","None","St Stevens Crt & The Kingsway","None","Etobicoke York","2","None","St Stevens","Crt","None","None","None"], [1641,2618,2618,"Weston - St. Phillips Parkette","park","None","St Phillips Rd & Weston Rd","None","Etobicoke York","115","None","St Phillips","Rd","None","None","None"], [1642,2619,2619,"Stadium Road Park","park","None","Stadium Rd & Little Norway Cres","None","Toronto and East York","10","None","Stadium","Rd","None","None","None"], [1643,2620,2620,"Staines Parkette","park","None","Staines Rd & Warbler Cir","None","Scarborough","230","None","Staines","Rd","None","None","None"], [1644,2622,2622,"Mason Road Park","park","None","Stanland Dr & Mason Rd","None","Scarborough","11","None","Stanland","Dr","None","None","A 2.1 hectare park near Kingston Road and Markham Road that features a mix of mature tree canopies and open green space."], [1645,2625,2625,"Heathercrest Park","park","None","Storey Cres & Antioch Dr","None","Etobicoke York","19","None","Storey","Cres","None","None","A 2.3 hectare park near Martin Grove Road and Eglinton Avenue West that features a children's playground surrounded by open green space. In the north-east corner of the park is a wooded area."], [1646,2627,2627,"Stuart Greenbelt","park","None","Stuart Ave & Bassano Rd","None","North York","15","None","Stuart","Ave","None","None","A 1.2 hectare area near Sheppard Avenue West and Yonge Street covered by a mature tree canopy."], [1647,2628,2628,"Alex Marchetti Park","park","None","Sun Row Dr & Saskatoon Dr","None","Etobicoke York","1","None","Sun Row","Dr","None","None","A 10 hectare park south of Dixon Road that follows the Humber Creek ravine from Islington Avenue to just west of Royal York Road. This park features two children's playgrounds, trails along the creek and naturalized areas and wetlands."], [1648,2630,2630,"Sunfield Park","park","None","None","None","North York","144","None","Sunfield","Rd","None","None","This parkette is located near Keele Street and Sheppard Avenue West. It features a green space with a pathway and benches."], [1649,2631,2631,"Sunnybrook Parkette","park","None","Sunnybrook Rd & South Kingsway","None","Toronto and East York","25","None","Sunnybrook","Rd","None","None","None"], [1650,2632,2632,"Sunnypoint - Neilson Park","park","None","Sunnypoint Cres & Brooklawn Ave","None","Scarborough","55","None","Sunnypoint","Cres","None","None","None"], [1651,2633,2633,"Symes - Viella Parkette","park","None","Symes Rd & Viella St","None","Etobicoke York","66","None","Symes","Rd","None","None","None"], [1652,2634,2634,"Talara Park","park","None","Talara Dr & Caracas Rd","None","North York","35","None","Talara","Dr","None","None","None"], [1653,2635,2635,"Irma Burman Greenbelt Park","park","None","Tallpines Crt & Sheppard Ave E","None","Scarborough","20","None","Tallpines","Crt","None","None","None"], [1654,2636,2636,"Talwood Park","park","None","Talwood Dr & Tadcaster Pl","None","North York","36","None","Talwood","Dr","None","None","None"], [1655,2637,2637,"Tanis Cres Woodlot","park","None","Tanis Cres & Kingston Rd","None","Scarborough","30","None","Tanis","Cres","None","None","None"], [1656,2638,2638,"Tapscott Woodlot","park","None","Tapscott Rd & McLevin Ave","None","Scarborough","271","None","Tapscott","Rd","None","None","None"], [1657,2639,2639,"Giovanni Caboto Park","park","None","Heathrow Dr & Chesham Dr","None","North York","160","None","Tavistock","Rd","None","None","A 5.4 hectare park near Jane Street and Wilson Avenue that features a children's playground. A path through the park connects Heathrow Drive to Jane Street and is part of the Black Creek Trail system."], [1658,2640,2640,"Gaffney Park","park","None","Terry Dr & Rockcliffe Blvd","None","Etobicoke York","73","None","Terry","Dr","None","None","A linear 1.3 hectare park near Jane Street and St. Clair Avenue that connects to many of the neighbourhood's streets. This park features a mature tree canopy and two children's playgrounds."], [1659,2641,2641,"Capri Park","park","None","The East Mall & Rathburn Rd","None","Etobicoke York","596","None","The East Mall","None","None","None","A small park that features a children's playground."], [1660,2642,2642,"Dennis Flynn Park","park","None","The West Mall and Civic Centre Court","None","Etobicoke York","370","None","The West Mall","None","None","None","This park in West Etobicoke is 2.6-hectares."], [1661,2643,2643,"Kingsway Gate Parkette","park","None","The Kingsway & Bloor St W","None","Etobicoke York","2","None","The Kingsway","None","None","None","None"], [1662,2644,2644,"Seville Avenue Parkette","park","None","Seville Ave & Rayside Dr","None","Etobicoke York","10","None","Seville","Ave","None","None","None"], [1663,2645,2645,"Snowellen Avenue Parkette","park","None","Snowellen Avenue and Rayside Drive","None","Etobicoke York","10","None","Snowellen","Ave.","None","None","None"], [1664,2649,2649,"Tottenham Parkette","park","None","Tottenham Rd & Marshfield Crt","None","North York","16","None","Tottenham","Rd","None","None","None"], [1665,2650,2650,"Delahaye Parkette","park","None","Touraine Ave & Delahaye St","None","North York","29","None","Touraine","Ave","None","None","None"], [1666,2651,2651,"Touraine Parkette","park","None","Touraine Ave & Laurentia Cres","None","North York","12","None","Touraine","Ave","None","None","None"], [1667,2652,2652,"Mooregate Park","park","None","None","None","Scarborough","164","None","Treverton","Dr","None","None","To get here find and follow the path that goes across the north end of this small park from Mooregate Avenue to Treverton Avenue. There is a children's playground for kids to climb, slide and swing the day away. It is very close to Jack Goodlad Park and the Gatineau Hydro Corridor Trail. It is located east of Kennedy Road and north of Eglinton Avenue East."], [1668,2653,2653,"Triple Crown Parkette","park","None","Triple Crown Ave & Quinella Dr","None","Etobicoke York","93","D","Triple Crown","Ave","None","None","None"], [1669,2654,2654,"Trumpeter Park","park","None","Trumpeter St & Panda Sq","None","Scarborough","46","None","Trumpeter","St","None","None","None"], [1670,2655,2655,"Turpin Avenue Park","park","None","Turpin Ave & Elmhurst Dr","None","Etobicoke York","12","None","Turpin","Ave","None","None","None"], [1671,2656,2656,"Lord Seaton Park","park","None","Upper Canada Dr & Lord Seaton Rd","None","North York","168","None","Upper Canada","Dr","None","None","None"], [1672,2657,2657,"Upper Rouge Trail Park","park","None","Upper Rouge Trail & Bald Eagle Ave","None","Scarborough","124","None","Upper Rouge","Trl","None","None","None"], [1673,2659,2659,"Senator Peter Bosa Parkette","park","None","Vaughan Rd & Greyton Crescent","None","Toronto and East York","725","None","Vaughan","Rd","None","None","None"], [1674,2660,2660,"Verobeach Parkette","park","None","Verobeach Blvd & Coral Gable Dr","None","Etobicoke York","135","None","Verobeach","Blvd","None","None","None"], [1675,2661,2661,"Farmcrest Parkette","park","None","Victoria Park Ave & Farmcrest Dr","None","Scarborough","2485","None","Victoria Park","Ave","None","None","None"], [1676,2662,2662,"Victoria Park - Eglinton Parkette","park","None","None","None","Scarborough","1501","None","Victoria Park","Ave","None","None","None"], [1677,2663,2663,"Maple Claire Park","park","None","Viella St & Tarragona Blvd","None","Etobicoke York","20","None","Viella","St","None","None","A small park near St. Clair Avenue and Keele Street that features a gazebo and a children's playground."], [1678,2664,2664,"Vyner Greenbelt","park","None","Vyner Rd & Forest Heights Blvd","None","North York","16","None","Vyner","Rd","None","None","None"], [1679,2666,2666,"Gwendolyn MacEwen Parkette","park","None","Walmer Rd & Lowther Ave","None","Toronto and East York","33","None","Walmer","Rd","None","None","None"], [1680,2667,2667,"Walmer Rd Parkette","park","None","Walmer Rd & Macpherson Ave","None","Toronto and East York","227","None","Walmer","Rd","None","None","None"], [1681,2668,2668,"Firvalley Woods","park","None","Warden Ave & Bell Estate Rd","None","Scarborough","656","None","Warden","Ave","None","None","A 1.5 hectare forest park on Warden Avenue near St. Clair Avenue East."], [1682,2669,2669,"Warner Park","park","None","Warner Ave & Bartley Dr","None","North York","75","None","Warner","Ave","None","None","None"], [1683,2670,2670,"Warrender Park","park","None","Warrender Avenue and Lloyd Manor Road","None","Etobicoke York","63","None","Warrender","Ave.","None","None","In 2024, the playground was updated as part of the Playground Enhancement Program."], [1684,2671,2671,"Lion's Gate Park","park","None","Waterford Dr & Strathdee Dr","None","Etobicoke York","58","None","Waterford","Dr","None","None","None"], [1685,2672,2672,"Wayne Parkette","park","None","None","None","Scarborough","50","None","Wayne","Ave","None","None","Here there is a playground for children to play on and have a great time with their pals and parents. The play equipment is found in the middle of the open greenspace. The west side of the park is adjacent to the green space of a hydro corridor. The parkette is located west of Warden Avenue and south of Lawrence Avenue. It is a block away from the George Peck Public School."], [1686,2673,2673,"Wedgewood Park - North York","park","None","Wedgewood Dr & Pheasant Rd","None","North York","145","None","Wedgewood","Dr","None","None","This small park near Cummer Avenue and Willowdale Avenue features two outdoor tennis courts, a basketball court and a children's playground."], [1687,2674,2674,"Queen's Park","park","None","Wellesley St W & Queen's Park Cres E","None","Toronto and East York","110","None","Wellesley","St","W","None","\"In 1859 the city leased land here from King's College, and in 1860 a park, named after Queen Victoria, was opened by the Prince of Wales, later Edward VII. Queen's Park was long considered as a location for new parliament buildings and in 1879-80 their construction was authorized by the Ontario Legislature and city council, and an inconclusive design competition was held. In 1886 the commission was awarded to Richard Waite of Buffalo, one of the adjudicators. This decision generated considerable controversy among Ontario architects. The main block of the massive Romanesque Revival structure, with its towering legislative chamber, was completed in 1892 and on April 4, 1893, the first legislative session in Queen's Park was opened under Premier Sir Oliver Mowat.\" - Queen's Park plaque, erected by the Ontario Heritage Foundation, Ministry of Culture and Communications."], [1688,2675,2675,"Briarcrest Park","park","None","Wellesworth Dr & Rangoon Rd","None","Etobicoke York","68","None","Wellesworth","Dr","None","None","This 1.5 hectare park features a children's playground and open green space."], [1689,2676,2676,"Weston Village Park","park","None","West Oak Cres & Meadow Oak Pl","None","Etobicoke York","99","None","West Oak","Cres","None","None","None"], [1690,2678,2678,"Mallaby Park","park","None","Weston Rd & St Phillips Rd","None","Etobicoke York","2394","None","Weston","Rd","None","None","None"], [1691,2679,2679,"Northend Parkette","park","None","Weston Rd & St Phillips Rd","None","Etobicoke York","2393","None","Weston","Rd","None","None","None"], [1692,2680,2680,"Widdicombe Hill Park","park","None","Widdicombe Hill & Kipling Ave","None","Etobicoke York","31","None","Widdicombe","Hill","None","None","None"], [1693,2681,2681,"Willesden Park","park","None","Willesden Rd & Rameau Dr","None","North York","88","None","Willesden","Rd","None","None","None"], [1694,2682,2682,"Bob Acton Park","park","None","William Hancox Ave & Gerrard St E","None","Toronto and East York","45","None","William Hancox","Ave","None","None","Formerly named William Hancox Parkette."], [1695,2683,2683,"Newtonbrook Park","park","None","Willowdale Ave & Silverview Dr","None","North York","935","None","Willowdale","Ave","None","None","A 19.8 hectare park on Willowdale Avenue near Cummer Avenue that features a naturalized ravine with a trail running the length of the park. The east branch of the Don River emerges from the ground east of Willowdale Avenue."], [1696,2684,2684,"Greenfield Park","park","None","Wilmar Rd & Montesson St","None","Etobicoke York","10","None","Wilmar","Rd","None","None","A small park near Bloor Street West and Kipling Avenue that features a children's playground."], [1697,2685,2685,"Wilson Heights Park","park","None","Wilson Heights Blvd & Dresden Rd","None","North York","325","None","Wilson Heights","Blvd","None","None","None"], [1698,2686,2686,"Michael Feldman Parkette","park","None","Wilson Heights Boulevard and Codsell Avenue","None","North York","576","None","Wilson Heights","Blvd","None","None","This park was formerly named Wilson Heights Parkette."], [1699,2687,2687,"Wimbleton Road North Parkette","park","None","Wimbleton Rd & The Kingsway","None","Etobicoke York","160","None","Wimbleton","Rd","None","None","None"], [1700,2688,2688,"Wimbleton Road South Parkette","park","None","Wimbleton Rd & Bridgewater Rd","None","Etobicoke York","60","None","Wimbleton","Rd","None","None","None"], [1701,2689,2689,"Harrison Park","park","None","Wimpole Dr & Forest Heights Blvd","None","North York","None","None","Wimpole","Dr","None","None","None"], [1702,2690,2690,"CY Townsend Park","park","None","Winona Dr & Vaughan Rd","None","Toronto and East York","455","None","Winona","Dr","None","None","A small park featuring a children's playground."], [1703,2691,2691,"Woodcliff Greenbelt","park","None","Woodcliff Pl & Lawrence Ave E","None","North York","13","None","Woodcliff","Pl","None","None","None"], [1704,2693,2693,"Woodgrove Ravine Park","park","None","Woodgrove Dr & Woodgarden Cres","None","Scarborough","1","None","Woodgrove","Dr","None","None","None"], [1705,2694,2694,"Woodsworth Greenbelt","park","None","Woodsworth Rd & Davean Dr","None","North York","360","None","Woodsworth","Rd","None","None","None"], [1706,2695,2695,"Woodsworth Parkette","park","None","Woodsworth Rd & Northey Dr","None","North York","280","None","Woodsworth","Rd","None","None","None"], [1707,2696,2696,"Woolenscote Parkette","park","None","Woolenscote Cir & Noorbrook Cres","None","Etobicoke York","13","None","Woolenscote","Cir","None","None","None"], [1708,2697,2697,"Poplar Park","park","None","None","None","Scarborough","40","None","Wooster","Wood","None","None","The best way to visit Poplar Park is to enter from Wooster Wood. Walk to this park, play a game of baseball at the diamond, or use the children's playground that can be found in the near the park's entrance. \nTo the north end of the park, there is a naturalized park area. To the south end of the park, visitors will see Poplar Road Junior Public School. The park is near Galloway Road and Guildwood Parkway."], [1709,2698,2698,"Budd Sugarman Park","park","None","Yonge St & Aylmer Ave","None","Toronto and East York","955","None","Yonge","St","None","None","None"], [1710,2700,2700,"George Milbrandt Parkette","park","None","Yonge St & Lawrence Ave E","None","North York","3101","None","Yonge","St","None","None","None"], [1711,2702,2702,"Olive Square Park","park","None","Yonge St & Finch Ave W","None","North York","5575","None","Yonge","St","None","None","None"], [1712,2704,2704,"Yorkminster Park Baptist Church Park","park","None","Yonge St & Heath St W","None","Toronto and East York","1585","None","Yonge","St","None","None","None"], [1713,2705,2705,"Yorkminster Park","park","None","Yorkminster Rd & Aldershot Cres","None","North York","54","A","Yorkminster","Rd","None","None","None"], [1714,2706,2706,"J.T. Watson Parkette","park","None","Ridelle Ave & Dufferin St","None","North York","605","None","Ridelle","Ave","None","None","None"], [1715,2708,2708,"Canoe Landing Park","park","None","Fort York Boulevard and Dan Leckie Way","None","Toronto and East York","95","None","Fort York","Blvd","None","None","A 3.1 hectare park near Spadina Avenue and Lake Shore Boulevard West. It features two multipurpose sports fields and many walking paths."], [1716,2709,2709,"Langholm Park","park","None","Langholm Dr & Renshaw St","None","North York","14","None","Langholm","Dr","None","None","A 1.8 hectare park near Keele Street and Wilson Avenue that features a children's playground and an open green space. The western border of the park is a forested ravine that leads to Downsview Dells Park."], [1717,2710,2710,"Underpass Park","park","None","St Lawrence Street and Trolley Crescent","None","Toronto and East York","33","None","St. Lawrence","St","None","None","This unique park features a creative play space and allows for sheltered play on the basketball courts and skateboard area."], [1718,2711,2711,"Avonshire Park","park","None","Harrison Garden Blvd & Oakburn Cres","None","North York","125","None","Harrison Garden","Blvd","None","None","None"], [1719,2712,2712,"Coxwell Avenue Playground","park","None","Coxwell Ave & Casci Ave","None","Toronto and East York","450","None","Coxwell","Ave","None","None","None"], [1720,2713,2713,"Dallington Park","park","None","Glentworth Rd & Ferbane Pl","None","North York","32","None","Glentworth","Rd","None","None","A 1.6 hectare forested ravine park following a tributary to the East Don River near Sheppard Avenue East and Leslie Street. The park features a recreational trail running south from Glentworth Road through the ravine to Sheppard Avenue East."], [1721,2714,2714,"Tall Pines Park","park","None","Rylander Blvd & Dumford Rd","None","Scarborough","64","None","Rylander","Blvd","None","None","None"], [1722,2715,2715,"Joseph Bannon Park","park","None","Mary Chapman Boulevard and Mainshep Road","None","Etobicoke York","65","None","Mary Chapman","Blvd","None","None","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor rink (winter).

The park was officially opened in October 13, 2012, and was named to honour Joseph Bannon, a decorated war hero and dedicated community champion. \n

\nThis one hectare park is located in Toronto's north-west end, south of Sheppard Avenue West and east of Weston Road. It contains an artificial outdoor ice rink, a playground with senior and junior play structures, a splash pad and a mini soccer field."], [1723,2717,2717,"Arlington Parkette","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","460","None","Arlington","Ave","None","None","This park features the Sousa Mendes children's playground, honouring Aristides de Sousa Mendes, a Portuguese diplomat who heroically saved thousands of lives in World War II."], [1724,2718,2718,"Bathurst - Wilson Parkette","park","None","Bathurst St & Wilson Ave","None","North York","3749","None","Bathurst","St","None","None","None"], [1725,2722,2722,"Donalda Park","park","None","Donalda Crescent and Tanya Place","None","Scarborough","80","None","Donalda","Cres","None","None","Donalda Park features outdoor fitness equipment. This equipment includes triple push-up bars, parallel bars, double pull-up bars and a long bench."], [1726,2723,2723,"Spadina Park","park","None","Davenport Rd & Spadina Rd","None","Toronto and East York","486","None","Davenport","Rd","None","None","None"], [1727,2725,2024,"Toronto Island Park - Centre Island","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","9","None","Queens Quay","None","W","None","Centre Island is between Hanlan's Point and Ward's Island. A carriage route along the peninsula connecting the mainland to Gibraltar Point Lighthouse later evolved into Lake Shore Avenue, the main east-west axis along Centre Island. By the late 1800's, many of Toronto's wealthiest families built beautiful Victorian summer homes along Lake Shore Avenue, east from Manitou Road to Ward's Island.\nIn 1884, construction of an Anglican church, St. Andrew-by-the-Lake, was directed by Archbishop Sweatman. Four years later Island Park was established on land previously occupied by the Mead Hotel, and has continued to offer an impressive panoramic view of downtown Toronto ever since. \nRead more about Toronto Islands\n\n

\nThere is
\n- 1.11 km from Island Filtration Plant to boardwalk\n- 1.68 km from boardwalk to Ward's Island Ferry Dock\n- 0.76 km from Centre Island Ferry Dock to Lookout Pier"], [1728,2726,2726,"Allan A. Lamport Stadium Park","park","None","King Street West and Joe Shuster Way","None","Toronto and East York","1155","None","King","St","W","None","None"], [1729,2729,2729,"Davenport Village Park","park","None","Foundry Ave & Powerhouse St","None","Toronto and East York","18","None","Foundry","Ave","None","None","None"], [1730,2731,2731,"Lillian H. Smith Park","park","None","Huron St & College St","None","Toronto and East York","180","None","Huron","St","None","None","None"], [1731,2732,2732,"Alexander the Great Parkette","park","None","Logan Ave & Danforth Ave","None","Toronto and East York","None","None","Logan","Ave","None","None","None"], [1732,2733,2733,"Edgewood Parkette","park","None","Dundas Street East and Maughan Crescent","None","Toronto and East York","10","None","Edgewood","Ave","E","None","A small park with a mature tree canopy on Dundas Street East near Kingston Road."], [1733,2734,2734,"Village Green Park","park","None","Albion Rd & Thistle Down Blvd","None","Etobicoke York","925","None","Albion","Rd","None","None","None"], [1734,2735,2735,"Marie Baldwin Park","park","None","Jane St & Woolner Ave","None","Etobicoke York","746","None","Jane","St","None","None","A small park on Jane Street north of St. Clair Avenue West with pathways and allotment gardens."], [1735,2737,2737,"Kennedy Parkette","park","None","Kennedy Rd & Finch Ave E","None","Scarborough","2799","None","Kennedy","Rd","None","None","None"], [1736,2738,2738,"Moccasin Trail Park","park","None","Green Belt Dr & Dallimore Cir","None","North York","55","None","Green Belt","Dr","None","None","A 15 hectare park at Lawrence Avenue East and the Don Valley Parkway featuring walking paths through a naturalized ravine forest. The path passes eastward under the Don Valley Parkway to additional parkland. Following the path through a second underpass beneath the Canadian National Railway line you will find yourself on the banks of the East branch of the Don River in the Charles Sauriol Conservation Area."], [1737,2739,2739,"Eglinton - Gilbert Parkette","park","None","Gilbert Ave & Eglinton Ave W","None","Toronto and East York","504","None","Gilbert","Ave","None","None","None"], [1738,2740,2740,"Lescon Park","park","None","Glentworth Rd & Ferbane Pl","None","North York","39","None","Glentworth","Rd","None","None","A 5.8 hectare park near Sheppard Avenue East and Leslie Street that features a children's playground and walking paths through a mix of open green space and mature trees."], [1739,2741,2741,"Municipal Park","park","None","Ansell Ave & Exmoor Dr","None","Etobicoke York","25","None","Ansell","Ave","None","None","None"], [1740,2742,2742,"Regan Park","park","None","Sheppard Ave E & Rouge River Dr","None","Scarborough","9310","None","Sheppard","Ave","E","None","None"], [1741,2743,2743,"Jack Evelyn Wiggins Park","park","None","Leitch Ave & Cook Ave","None","Etobicoke York","51","None","Leitch","Ave","None","None","None"], [1742,2744,2024,"Toronto Island Park - Algonquin Island","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","9","None","Queens Quay","None","W","None","It is about a 15 minute walk from the Ward's Island ferry dock, and across a small bridge to arrive at Algonquin Island. This island was once called Sunfish Island. Be aware of the nearby homes, on the way to the park, which is found on the west end of the Island. Note that the western portion of Algonquin Island is considered an Environmentally Significant Area. This park is a great place to take in the view or take some photographs of Toronto's skyline, be sure to careful and respect the nature in the park.

\n\nRead more about Toronto Islands."], [1743,2746,2746,"York Mills Park","park","None","York Mills Rd & Bayview Ave","None","North York","321","None","York Mills","Rd","None","None","None"], [1744,2747,2747,"Scarlett Bridge Parkette","park","None","Scarlett & Scarlett","None","Etobicoke York","None","None","Scarlett","Rd","None","None","None"], [1745,2748,2748,"Avonshire Parkette","park","None","Oakburn Cres & Avondale Ave","None","North York","1","A","Oakburn","Cres","None","None","None"], [1746,2749,2749,"Ring Road Linear Park","park","None","Doris Ave & Parkview Ave","None","North York","139","None","Doris","Ave","None","None","None"], [1747,2750,2750,"Stanley Park South - Toronto","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","700","None","Wellington","St","W","None","Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor pool."], [1748,2753,2753,"Duplex Parkette","park","None","Yonge St & Chatsworth Dr","None","North York","2906","None","Yonge","St","None","None","None"], [1749,2755,2755,"Bayview Arena Park","park","None","Bayview Avenue and Ruddington Drive","None","North York","3240","None","Bayview","Ave","None","None","This park is home to a bike park and a Dogs Off-Leash Area. The Dogs Off-Leash Area is fenced, allows Commercial Dog Walkers and has a separate area for dogs weighing less than 9.1 kg (20 lbs).\n

\n\nCreated by City of Toronto staff and community volunteers to meet the needs of local off-road cyclists, the Bayview Arena Bike Park features a series of dirt jumps, berms and tabletops accessible to riders with various skills and experience. The use of this bike park is free and it is open from dawn until dusk. Rules are posted on-site."], [1750,2757,2757,"Fred Johnson Park","park","None","Kingston Rd & Brinloor Blvd","None","Scarborough","3630","None","Kingston","Rd","None","None","This small park features a lovely garden on Kingston Road just south of Eglinton Avenue East."], [1751,2759,2759,"Blessed Margherita of Citta Di Castello","School","None","Spenvalley Dr & Yatescastle Dr","None","Etobicoke York","108","None","Spenvalley","Dr","None","None","None"], [1752,2766,171,"Earl Bales Ski and Snowboard Centre","None","None","Bathurst Street and Sheppard Avenue","None","North York","4169","None","Bathurst","St","None","None","

Visit Downhill Skiing and Snowboarding Centre for ski and snowboard program descriptions, fees and equipment rental information.

\n

Starting in summer 2025, Earl Bales Ski and Snowboard Centre is the home of CampTO Plus: Environmental Adventure (formerly known as Camp NAORCA).

"], [1753,2773,2773,"Toronto Pan Am Sports Centre","crc","Fully Accessible","None","None","Scarborough","875","None","Morningside","Ave","None","M1C 0C7","The Toronto Pan Am Sports Centre (TPASC) is co-owned by the City of Toronto and the University of Toronto Scarborough. This facility is 312,000 square feet and is located on the corner of Tams Road and Morningside Ave. TPASC has two Olympic-sized, 10 lane swimming pools; a 25m diving tank with diving platforms and spring diving boards; four gymnasiums built to international standards equipped with both a high-quality maple sprung board floor and a synthetic polyvinyl sport floor; a 200m indoor track; double story fitness centre; a 41-foot high climbing wall; and four teaching studios. This recreation centre offers programs for children, youth adults and older adults. A family/universal change room is available at this location.

Drop-in swimming programs at this location are offered by the Toronto Pan Am Sports Centre directly. Please visit tpasc.ca for drop-in swim schedules"], [1754,2780,2780,"St. Ambrose Catholic School","School","None","Brown's Line and Evans Avenue","None","Etobicoke York","20","None","Coules","Crt","None","None","

This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

"], [1755,2781,2781,"St. Gerald Catholic School","None","None","Sheppard Avenue East and Victoria Park Avenue","None","North York","200","None","Old Sheppard","Ave","None","None","

This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

"], [1756,2784,2784,"Lawrence Heights Park","park","None","Flemington Rd & Replin Rd","None","North York","3","B","Flemington","Rd","None","None","None"], [1757,2785,2785,"Maberley Parkette","park","None","Maberley Cres & Wheeling Dr","None","Scarborough","76","None","Maberley","Cres","None","None","None"], [1758,2788,2788,"Regent Park","park","None","Dundas St E & Regent Park Blvd","None","Toronto and East York","600","None","Dundas","St","E","None","None"], [1759,2791,2791,"Parkway Forest Community Centre","crc","None","None","None","North York","55","None","Forest Manor","Rd","None","M2J 0C2","This Community Centre is a large, fully accessible facility featuring a full-size gymnasium, teaching kitchen, fitness/dance studio, weight room, teaching garden and green roof and five community program rooms.\n

\nThe Parkway Forest Community Centre is within walking distance to Don Mills Subway Station and the Fairview Mall. Parking is limited. Street parking may be available on Parkway Forest Drive, east of the building.

\nThis centre has a dedicated enhanced youth space called Da Lounge."], [1760,2794,2794,"Bristol Avenue Parkette East","park","None","Bristol Ave & Geary Ave","None","Toronto and East York","25","None","Bristol","Ave","None","None","None"], [1761,2795,2795,"Bloordale Park South","park","None","Renforth Dr & Bridgetown Dr","None","Etobicoke York","230","None","Renforth","Dr","None","None","None"], [1762,2796,2796,"Regent Park - Etobicoke","park","None","Regent St & Hillary Ave","None","Etobicoke York","75","None","Regent","St","None","None","None"], [1763,2797,2797,"Trethewey Park West","park","None","Trethewey Dr & Millennium Dr","None","Etobicoke York","665","None","Trethewey","Dr","None","None","None"], [1764,2798,2798,"Dunfield Park","park","None","Dunfield Ave & Soudan Ave","None","Toronto and East York","35","None","Dunfield","Ave","None","None","None"], [1765,2799,2799,"North York Civic Soccer Fields","None","None","None","None","North York","5720","None","Bathurst","St","None","None","None"], [1766,2816,2816,"Jolly Miller Park","park","None","Yonge Street and Mill Street","None","North York","3995","None","Yonge","St.","None","None","None"], [1767,2817,2817,"Reading Sprouts Garden","park","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","77","None","Whitbread","Cres","None","None","This is a great little gathering space for meeting with friends or relaxing with a good book. Situated next to a library, this hard landscaped open space has ample built-in concrete tiered seating. Some shade is provided by nearby pergolas and a treed lined path."], [1768,2818,2818,"Sunnyside Bike Park","park","None","Lake Shore Blvd W & Ellis Ave","None","Etobicoke York","3","None","Ellis","Ave","None","None","This park has been designed to offer challenges to beginners and advanced riders alike. There's a variety of riding features and ways to develop off-road cycling skills. There is a roundabout off Ellis Avenue for pick-up and drop-off.

\n\nDifficulty Levels:
\n\"a Easier\n\n\"a More Difficult\n\n\"a Most Difficult\n
Rules
\n- The Bike Park is not supervised and serious injuries may occur. Use at your own risk.
\n- Stay in control at all times.
\n- Don't stop where you block a riding feature or where you can't be seen by other riders.
\n- Don't try any of the riding features unless you're sure of your ability and skill. There are posted difficulty ratings before each feature.
\n- Helmets are mandatory. Protective padding is strongly recommended.
\n- Users under age 13 must have the consent of a parent or guardian to ride in the Bike Park unaccompanied by an adult.
\n- Check the riding features before use and don't use when wet.
\n- Spectators must watch from outside of the riding areas. Pets must be leashed and kept outside of the riding areas.
\n- No motorized or remote controlled vehicles are permitted in the Bike Park.
\n- Don't change the riding features. Unauthorized riding features will be removed.
\n- Respect the Bike Park and other users.
\n- Place garbage and recycling in appropriate containers/bins."], [1769,2819,2819,"The Rail Garden","park","None","Gerrard St E & Greenwood Ave","None","Toronto and East York","450","None","Woodfield","Rd","None","None","None"], [1770,2825,2825,"June Callwood Park","park","None","Fleet Street and Gzowski Boulevard","None","Toronto and East York","636","None","Fleet","St","None","None","The 0.4-hectare park was dedicated in 2005 to honour June Callwood, an internationally acclaimed community activist, journalist, author and television host. She died in 2007. The Park was designed by Toronto-based multi-disciplinary firm gh3 and was opened to the public in 2014 and was revitalized in 2022.
The opening and the revitalization were supported in part by the Garden Club of Toronto and its donors."], [1771,2829,2829,"St. Gabriel Catholic School","School","None","Spring Garden Ave & Clairtrell Rd","None","North York","396","None","Spring Garden","Ave","None","None","None"], [1772,2830,2830,"Bonspiel Park","park","None","Bonspiel Dr & Tams Rd","None","Scarborough","50","None","Bonspiel","Dr","None","None","None"], [1773,2831,8388,"Davisville Junior Public School","school","None","Davisville Avenue and Yonge Street","None","Toronto and East York","50","None","Davisville","Ave","None","None","Call Brown Community Centre for information on recreational activities."], [1774,2832,2832,"Dennis Avenue Community School","None","None","Dennis Ave & Syndicate Ave","None","Etobicoke York","17","None","Dennis","Ave","None","None","None"], [1775,2833,2833,"Samuel Hearne Middle School","None","None","Newport Ave & Pharmacy Ave","None","Scarborough","21","None","Newport","Ave","None","None","None"], [1776,2834,2834,"St. Timothy Catholic School","None","None","Rochelle Cres & Shaughnessy Blvd","None","North York","25","None","Rochelle","Cres","None","None","None"], [1777,2835,2835,"Stilecroft Public School","School","None","Stilecroft Dr & Sentinel Rd","None","North York","50","None","Stilecroft","Dr","None","None","None"], [1778,2836,2836,"Central Etobicoke High School","school","None","Denfield St & Widdicombe Hill Blvd","None","Etobicoke York","10","None","Denfield","St","None","None","None"], [1779,2837,2837,"Loretto College","school","None","Rosemount Ave & Dufferin St","None","Toronto and East York","151","None","Rosemount","Ave","None","None","None"], [1780,2838,2838,"St. Aidan Catholic School","school","None","Finch Ave E & Birchmount Rd","None","Scarborough","3521","None","Finch","Ave","E","None","None"], [1781,2845,2845,"All Saints Catholic School","school","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","1435","None","Royal York","Rd","None","M9P 3A7","None"], [1782,2963,2963,"Cresthaven PS","school","None","None","None","North York","46","None","Cresthaven","Dr","None","M2H 1M1","None"], [1783,2998,2998,"Dublin Heights Middle School","school","None","None","None","North York","100","None","BAINBRIDGE","AVE","None","None","None"], [1784,3068,3068,"Heather Heights Park","park","None","None","None","Scarborough","None","None","None","None","None","None","None"], [1785,3087,3087,"Humber Valley Village Junior Middle School","school","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","65","None","Hartfield","Rd","None","M9A 3E1","None"], [1786,3109,3109,"Keele Street Jr. School","school","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","99","None","Mountview","Ave","None","M6P 2L5","None"], [1787,3116,3116,"Kipling Collegiate Institute","None","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","380","None","The Westway","None","None","M9R 1H4","None"], [1788,3122,3122,"Lambton - Kingsway Junior Middle School","school","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","525","None","Prince Edward","Dr","N","M8X 2M6","None"], [1789,3149,3149,"Michael Power - St. Joseph High School Catholic Secondary School","school","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","105","None","Eringate","Dr","None","M9C 3Z7","None"], [1790,3153,3153,"Millwood Junior School","school","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","222","None","Mill","Rd","None","None","None"], [1791,3155,3155,"Montague Parkette","park","None","None","None","None","30","None","Homewood","Ave","None","None","None"], [1792,3176,3176,"Owen Public School","school","None","None","None","North York","111","None","OWEN","BLVD","None","None","None"], [1793,3201,3201,"Rambert Crescent Parkette","park","None","None","None","None","None","None","None","None","None","None","None"], [1794,3214,3214,"Rockford Public School","school","None","None","None","North York","60","None","ROCKFORD","RD","None","None","None"], [1795,3221,3221,"Runnymede Junior Middle School","school","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","357","None","Runnymede","Rd","None","M6S 2Y7","None"], [1796,3267,3267,"St. Gregory's Church","church","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","122","None","Rathburn","Rd","None","M9B 2K6","None"], [1797,3325,3325,"Valley Park MS","school","None","None","None","North York","130","None","Overlea","Blvd","None","M3C 1B2","None"], [1798,3332,3332,"Wedgewood Junior School","school","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","5","None","Swan","Ave","None","M9B 1V1","None"], [1799,3359,3359,"Yorkview Public School","school","None","None","None","North York","130","None","YORKVIEW","DR","None","None","None"], [1800,3398,3398,"Cedarvale Ravine","park","None","Bathurst Street and Ridgewood Road","None","Toronto and East York","1611","None","Bathurst St.","None","None","None","None"], [1801,3451,3451,"St. Norbert Catholic School","school","None","None","None","North York","60","None","Maniza","Rd","None","M3K 1K8","None"], [1802,3461,3461,"Page Parkette","park","None","None","None","North York","23","None","Valliere","Pl","None","None","None"], [1803,3463,3463,"Kilgour Parkette","park","None","Bayview Avenue and Kilgour Road","None","North York","1","None","Kilgour","Rd","None","None","A small parkette on the Southeast corner of the intersection at Kilgour Road and Bayview Avenue."], [1804,3464,3464,"Christ the King Park","park","None","Rathburn Rd and Forestone Rd","None","Etobicoke York","475","None","Rathburn","Road","None","None","None"], [1805,3488,235,"George Bell Arena","None","None","Ryding Ave & Gourlay Cres","None","Etobicoke York","215","None","Ryding","Ave","None","None","George Bell Arena is one of eight arenas in Toronto that are operated by volunteer Arena Boards of Management (Arena Boards). The board-run arenas provide indoor ice sport facilities along with programing that could include hockey, figure skating and leisure skating. The Arena Board’s mandate includes:\n\n
\n
  • Ensuring the arena is safe, well-maintained and accessible for use by the local community, neighbourhood organizations and others
    • \n
  • Allocating the use of the arena facility in a way that balances the needs of the local community residents and organizations and user groups
    • \n
  • Allocating ice-time to users in consultation with the General Manager of Parks, Recreation & Forestry Division
    • \n
    \n
    \nFind out more about the Arena Board's governance information. View the City’s Budget for detailed budget information on Arena Boards’ service activities."], [1806,3489,131,"Larry Grossman Forest Hill Memorial Arena","None","None","Chaplin Cres & Spadina Rd","None","North York","340","None","Chaplin","Cres","None","None","Larry Grossman Forest Hill Memorial Arena is one of eight arenas in Toronto that are operated by volunteer Arena Boards of Management (Arena Boards). The board-run arenas provide indoor ice sport facilities along with programing that could include hockey, figure skating and leisure skating. The Arena Board’s mandate includes:



    \nFind out more about the Arena Board's governance information. View the City’s Budget for detailed budget information on Arena Boards’ service activities."], [1807,3490,60,"McCormick Arena","None","None","Brock Ave & Middleton St","None","Toronto and East York","179","None","Brock","Ave","None","None","McCormick Arena is one of eight arenas in Toronto that are operated by volunteer Arena Boards of Management (Arena Boards). The board-run arenas provide indoor ice sport facilities along with programing that could include hockey, figure skating and leisure skating. The Arena Board’s mandate includes:



    \nFind out more about the Arena Board's governance information. View the City’s Budget for detailed budget information on Arena Boards’ service activities."], [1808,3491,177,"Moss Park Arena","None","None","Sherbourne St & Queen St E","None","Toronto and East York","140","None","Sherbourne","St","None","None","Moss Park Arena is one of eight arenas in Toronto that are operated by volunteer Arena Boards of Management (Arena Boards). The board-run arenas provide indoor ice sport facilities along with programing that could include hockey, figure skating and leisure skating. The Arena Board’s mandate includes:



    \nFind out more about the Arena Board's governance information. View the City’s Budget for detailed budget information on Arena Boards’ service activities."], [1809,3492,117,"North Toronto Memorial Arena","None","None","Orchard View Boulevard and Edith Drive","None","North York","174","None","Orchard View","Blvd","None","None","North Toronto Memorial Arena is one of eight arenas in Toronto that are operated by volunteer Arena Boards of Management (Arena Boards). The board-run arenas provide indoor ice sport facilities along with programing that could include hockey, figure skating and leisure skating. The Arena Board’s mandate includes:



    \nFind out more about the Arena Board's governance information. View the City’s Budget for detailed budget information on Arena Boards’ service activities."], [1810,3493,550,"Scarborough Arena Gardens","crc","None","Birchmount Road and Hollis Avenue","None","Scarborough","75","None","Birchmount","Rd","None","None","Recreation program information for Scarborough Arena Gardens can be found at Birchmount Community Centre."], [1811,3494,111,"Ted Reeve Community Arena","None","None","Main St & Gerrard St E","None","Toronto and East York","175","None","Main","St","None","None","Ted Reeve Community Arena is one of eight arenas in Toronto that are operated by volunteer Arena Boards of Management (Arena Boards). The board-run arenas provide indoor ice sport facilities along with programing that could include hockey, figure skating and leisure skating. The Arena Board’s mandate includes:



    \nFind out more about the Arena Board's governance information. View the City’s Budget for detailed budget information on Arena Boards’ service activities."], [1812,3495,250,"William H. Bolton Arena","None","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","40","None","Rossmore","Rd","None","None","William H. Bolton Arena is one of eight arenas in Toronto that are operated by volunteer Arena Boards of Management (Arena Boards). The board-run arenas provide indoor ice sport facilities along with programing that could include hockey, figure skating and leisure skating. The Arena Board’s mandate includes:



    \nFind out more about the Arena Board's governance information. View the City’s Budget for detailed budget information on Arena Boards’ service activities."], [1813,3499,3499,"Corktown Common","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","155","None","Bayview","Ave.","None","None","The jewel in the landscape of the West Don Lands, Corktown Common is a 7.3 hectare (18 acre) park located at the foot of Lower River Street and Bayview Avenue.

    \n\nSituated on former industrial lands, the park has transformed an underutilized brownfield into a spectacular park and community meeting place featuring a marsh, sprawling lawns, urban prairies, playground areas, a splash pad and a variety of inviting features like a fireplace, permanent barbeque, large communal picnic tables and washrooms.

    \n\nBuilt as part of the revitalization of the West Don Lands by Waterfront Toronto, this sophisticated park was designed by Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates.

    \n\nPlanted with an array of Carolinian zone native perennials, shrubs and trees, the park offers a diverse range of habitats for a growing population of birds, amphibians and insects.

    \n\nIn order to protect the ecosystems of this park, we ask that park users and their pets keep to the pathways and lawns.

    \n\nThe park offers a diverse range of habitats for a growing population of birds, amphibians and insects. Sustainable maintenance practices contribute to the preservation of capital investments made in the new waterfront public park system and help to protect the ecological integrity of this complex greenspace. The City's dedicated and qualified staff work in this park to provide specialized organic landscape and turf maintenance."], [1814,3501,3501,"York Recreation Centre","crc","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","115","None","Black Creek","Dr","None",null,"York Recreation Centre has a double-sized gymnasium, a weight room, an indoor running track and a fitness studio. The six-lane, 25-metre pool has a ramp and the shallow leisure tot pool has water features and ramp and stair access. A family/universal change room is available at this location. This is a free centre."], [1815,3502,418,"Regent Park Community Centre","crc","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","402","None","Shuter","St","None","None","

    Regent Park Community Centre features recreation facilities, an employment centre, a child care centre and connections to Nelson Mandela Park Public School.

    \n\n

    This centre has a dedicated enhanced youth space

    \n

    This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

    "], [1816,3504,3504,"Our Lady Of The Assumption Catholic School","None","None","Glenmount Avenue and Shelborne Avenue","None","North York","125","None","Glenmount","Ave","None","M6B 3C2","None"], [1817,3505,3505,"St. Dunstan Catholic School","None","None","Pharmacy Avenue and Denton Avenue","None","Scarborough","14","None","Pharmacy","Ave","None","M1L 3E4","None"], [1818,3506,3506,"St. Joachim Catholic School","School","None","St. Clair Avenue East and Santamonica Boulevard","None","Scarborough","3395","None","St Clair","Ave","E","M1L 1W3","

    This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

    "], [1819,3507,3507,"St. Maurice Catholic School","School","None","Kingsview Boulevard and Windsor Road","None","Etobicoke York","45","None","Kingsview","Blvd","None","None","

    This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

    "], [1820,3508,3508,"Tredway Woodsworth Public School","School","None","Sedgemount Drive and Pandora Circle","None","Scarborough","112","None","Sedgemount","Dr","None","M1H 1X9","

    This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

    "], [1821,3509,3509,"St. Nicholas Catholic School","School","None","Amarillo Drive and Bellamy Road North","None","Scarborough","33","None","Amarillo","Dr","None","None","

    This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

    "], [1822,3510,3510,"St. Theresa Shrine Catholic School","School","None","Kingston Rd & Chine Dr","None","Scarborough","2665","None","Kingston","Rd","None","None","None"], [1823,3514,3514,"Strides Toronto","None","None","None","None","Scarborough","100","None","Consilium Place","Rd","None","M1H 3E3","

    Strides Toronto is located in suite 102.

    \n

    This location has a dedicated enhanced youth space called the Zone.

    "], [1824,3516,3516,"The Native Youth Resource Centre","None","None","Bloor Street West and Manning Avenue","None","Toronto and East York","655","None","Bloor","St.","W","None","This location has a dedicated enhanced youth space."], [1825,3518,3518,"Humriva Day Camp","camp","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","4100","None","Dundas","St","W","None","None"], [1826,3519,3519,"Amberdale Ravine Park","park","None","Brimorton Dr & Packard Blvd","None","Scarborough","101","None","Brimorton","Dr","None","None","None"], [1827,3520,3520,"Cliffside Ravine","park","None","Delano Pl & Ridgemoor Ave","None","Scarborough","10","None","Delano","Pl","None","None","None"], [1828,3521,3521,"Eglinton Ravine Park","park","None","None","None","Scarborough","2281","None","Eglinton","Ave","E",null,"None"], [1829,3522,3522,"Pringdale Ravine (Pringdale Dream Parkette)","park","None","None","None","Scarborough","141","None","Thicketwood","Dr","None",null,"Pringdale Ravine is accessed through a small parkette at Thicketwood Drive and Danforth Road. The ravine runs between Knob Hill Park and McCowan Park."], [1830,3523,3523,"Regent Park Boulevard Park","park","None","Dundas St E & Regent Park Blvd","None","Toronto and East York","81","None","Regent Park","Blvd","None","None","None"], [1831,3532,3532,"Hubbard Park","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","550","None","Gerrard","St","E","None","Hubbard Park acts as the forecourt to the architecturally stunning new Bridgepoint Active Healthcare and the newly restored heritage Don Jail. Hubbard Park honours William Peyton Hubbard (1842-1935) who was born in Toronto to parents who escaped slavery in America on the Underground Railroad. In 1894, he was elected as an alderman - becoming Toronto's first elected black politician. He later went on to serve as acting mayor."], [1832,3535,3535,"Lisgar Park","park","None","Lisgar St & Queen St W","None","Toronto and East York","60","None","Lisgar","St","None","None","None"], [1833,3536,3536,"Toronto Island Park - Snake Island","park","None","Queens Quay W & Harbour Sq","None","Toronto and East York","9","None","Queens Quay","None","W","None","None"], [1834,3537,3537,"Birchcliff Woods Park","park","None","Danforth Ave & Birchmount Rd","None","Scarborough","3700","None","Danforth","Ave","None","None","None"], [1835,3538,3538,"St. André Catholic School","school","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","36","None","Yvonne","Ave","None","M3L 1C9","None"], [1836,3545,3545,"Beecroft Linear Park","park","None","Beecroft Rd & Finch Ave W","None","North York","510","None","Beecroft","Rd","None","None","None"], [1837,3546,3546,"Robert Grasett Park","park","None","Adelaide St W & Widmer St","None","Toronto and East York","303","None","Adelaide","St","W","None","None"], [1838,3547,3547,"Sorauren Avenue Fieldhouse","None","None","Sorauren Avenue and Wabash Avenue","None","Toronto and East York","50","None","Wabash","Ave","None","None","

    The Sorauren Avenue Fieldhouse is a two-storey building within Sorauren Avenue Park. It has two washrooms on the main floor.

    \n

    This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

    \nTo book space within the fieldhouse, call Parkdale Community Recreation Centre. The facility has a kitchen equipped with a refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher, sink, kettle and coffee maker. Learn more about the facility on the Friends of Sorauren Park: Fieldhouse Permits webpage."], [1839,3555,3555,"Lee Lifeson Art Park","park","None","Princess Avenue and Gladys Allison Place","None","North York","45","None","Princess","Ave.","None","None","This park, formerly known as Willowdale Park, was redesigned in 2015 to have a music and sound theme. Its name acknowledges the significant contributions of musicians Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson to the music world, the Willowdale neighbourhood and Toronto. In 2024, the park was expanded by approximately 870 m2."], [1840,3565,3565,"Street Level","None","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","185","None","Fifth","St.","None","None","This location has a dedicated enhanced youth space."], [1841,3566,3566,"Rathburn Area Youth","None","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","385","None","The West Mall","None","None","None","This location has a dedicated enhanced youth space."], [1842,3571,3571,"St. Bruno Catholic School","school","None","Melita Cres & Shaw St","None","Toronto and East York","402","None","Melita","Cres","None","None","None"], [1843,3572,3572,"Winona Drive Senior Public School","school","None","Winona Dr & Tyrrel Ave","None","Toronto and East York","101","None","Winona","Dr","None","None","None"], [1844,3578,3578,"Silverthorn Parkette","park","None","Scott Rd & Ewart Ave","None","Etobicoke York","181","None","Scott","Rd","None","None","None"], [1845,3583,3583,"Ranleigh Park","park","None","Ranleigh Avenue and Mount Pleasant Road","None","North York","100","None","Ranleigh","Ave.","None","None","Ranleigh Park is a 0.3-hectare park that opened in December 2021."], [1846,3584,3584,"Diamond Jubilee Promenade","park","None","Front Street East and Rolling Mills Road","None","Toronto and East York","476","None","Front","St.","E","None","None"], [1847,3590,1063,"Chaminade College School","other","None","Queens Drive and Arkwright Street","None","Etobicoke York","490","None","Queens","Dr","None","None","This is a Toronto District School Board facility."], [1848,3593,3593,"Crothers Woods","park","None","Beechwood Dr & Beechwood Cres","None","North York","27","None","Redway","Rd","None","None","With around 10km of natural trails, a diverse bird population and some spots offering a spectacular view of the Toronto skyline, Crothers Woods is a popular escape into nature.

    \n\nCrothers Woods offers approximately 9 km of multi-use, one-metre wide natural surface (dirt) trails. These trails include some steep sections and are rated as intermediate level trails.

    \nOther trails in the area:
    \n- The Sun Valley Trail is a 1.3 km granular surfaced trail that is 2.5 metres wide and classified as a multi-purpose beginner trail with one 100-metre steep section.
    \n\n- Cottonwood Flats Trail is a two-metre wide, 0.7 km granular surfaced trail that is classified as a multi-purpose beginner trail.
    \n\n- A trails map is posted at the Loblaws Trailhead. View the map online in the Crothers Woods Trails brochure (PDF).

    \n\nCrother Woods is an Environmentally Significant Area due to its diverse, mature and relatively undisturbed forest, and the presence of wildflowers and tree species that are rare in the Toronto region.

    \nHistory and Ecological Restoration
    \nDespite the pressures of urbanization, parts of Crothers Woods contain a great diversity of herbaceous plants and tree species, similar to what was in the area before European settlement. In 1995 the Toronto Region and Conservation Authority (TRCA) designated Crothers Woods an Environmentally Significant Area (ESA) due to its relatively undisturbed woodland habitat, and the area was adopted as an ESA in Toronto’s Official Plan in 2015. This area is home to many mature trees, including some that are over a century old, as well as some plant and animal species that are rare in the Toronto area.

    \n\nWhile Crothers Woods has a healthy canopy, much of the understory was lost due to past unmanaged recreational uses. The popularity of the site for recreational use poses a risk of further habitat disturbance. Environmental impacts of public use of this natural area were addressed by the City of Toronto through the Crothers Woods Trail Management Strategy. The Strategy outlines ways to restore and protect the area in order to maintain existing natural heritage features, create safe, logical, and sensitive trail systems, and improve park user safety. The City of Toronto has worked with volunteers to control invasive species, maintain trails and encourage trail users to enjoy the area responsibly."], [1849,3594,3594,"Santa Chiara Parkette - Anne Marie D'Amico Square","park","None","St Claire Ave W & Northcliffe Blvd","None","Etobicoke York","1114","None","St Clair Ave W","Ave","W","None","None"], [1850,3595,3595,"Northern Secondary School","school","None","Mt Pleasant Rd & Roehampton Ave","None","Toronto and East York","851","None","Mt Pleasant","Rd","None","None","None"], [1851,3596,3596,"Glen Stewart Ravine","park","None","Glen Manor Dr & Glen Stewart Ave","None","Toronto and East York","351","None","Glen Manor","Dr","None","None","Glen Stewart is an 11 hectare ravine with a wide diversity of plant and bird life. Fed by clean ground water from Ames Creek, the ravine forest is dominated by red oak and red maple. The site is also designated as an Environmentally Significant Area through the City's Official Plan. Several species of birds and plants observed within the area are regionally uncommon."], [1852,3599,3599,"D'Arcy Mcgee Catholic School","None","None","Bansley Ave & Vaughan Rd","None","Toronto and East York","20","None","Bansley","Ave","None","None","None"], [1853,3602,3602,"Rean Drive Parkette","park","None","Rean Dr & Sheppard Ave E","None","North York","28","None","Rean","Dr","None","None","This small park is part of a future series of parks, located between Kenaston Gardens Parkette and Rean Drive, designed as a passive green space with seating areas."], [1854,3608,3608,"Ed McCleverty Playground","park","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","2230","None","Gerrard","Street","E","None","None"], [1855,3609,3609,"Syd Cole Park","park","None","Long Branch Ave","None","Etobicoke York","60","None","Eastwood Park","Gardens","None","None","Syd Cole Park is a park in Long Branch neighbourhood that features a children's playground for kids aged 2-12 as well as horticultural planting beds, seating and a small lawn.

    \n\nThe Park is named after Sydney Reginald Cole, a Flight Sergeant in the 192 Squadron of the Royal Canadian Air Force in World War II. He was awarded a Distinguished Flying Medal for \"great devotion to duty and exceptional courage\". On June 24 1944, Cole continued to perform his duties during an attack on German U-Boats in the face of intense anti-aircraft fire and engine failure. Cole was wounded by shrapnel and abandoned the aircraft in a dinghy, where he spent the next 21 hours in the water, assisting others. He was ultimately able to save the flight Navigator's life, but the pilot, David Hornell did not survive. Cole, born in 1923, lived on Lake Promenade in Long Branch. He died in 1991."], [1856,3612,3612,"Lawren Harris Square","park","None","Bayview Ave & Lawren Harris Square","None","Toronto and East York","150","None","Bayview","Ave","None","None","None"], [1857,3613,3613,"Forest Hill Jr & Sr Public School","school","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","78","None","Dunloe Rd","None","None","M5P 2T6","None"], [1858,3615,3615,"Groove School of Dance","school","None","Eglinton Ave W and Chaplin Cres","None","Toronto and East York","491","None","Eglinton","Ave","W","M5N 1A8","None"], [1859,3616,3616,"St. Ursula Catholic School","school","None","None","None","Scarborough","215","None","Livingston Road","None","None","M1E 1L8","None"], [1860,3622,3622,"St. Edmund Campion Catholic School","school","None","None","None","Scarborough","30","None","Highcastle","Rd.","None","None","None"], [1861,3626,3626,"Manor Community Green","park","None","Manor Rd E and Mount Pleasant Rd","None","North York","190","None","Manor","Rd","E","None","None"], [1862,3628,3628,"Cudmore Creek Park","park","None","None","None","North York","250","None","Manor","Rd","E","None","Cudmore Creek Park includes the Mona Piper Playground."], [1863,3635,3635,"Atria South Park","park","None","Ann O'Reilly Road and Sheppard Avenue East","None","North York","63","None","Ann O'reilly","Rd","None","None","None"], [1864,3636,3636,"Don Mills Local Park","park","None","The Donway W & Southill Dr","None","North York","69","None","The Donway W","None","None","None","None"], [1865,3637,3637,"Oak Street Parkette","park","None","Oak St & Regent St","None","Toronto and East York","36","None","Oak St","None","None","None","None"], [1866,3641,3641,"Orphan's Green","park","None","Power St & Adelaide St E","None","Toronto and East York","51","None","Power","St","None","None","None"], [1867,3643,3643,"Canoe Landing Community Recreation Centre","crc","None","Spadina Avenue and Lakeshore Boulevard","None","Toronto and East York","45","None","Fort York Blvd.","None","None","M5V 0R6","

    Indoor Playground with Caregiver is a free parent-and-child program, and children must be under the supervision of a parent/guardian at all times.

    \n

    The indoor playground has a capacity of 46 people. Participants can call 416-397-4200 every Thursday to reserve spots for their own family members for one of the Monday-to-Sunday slots for the following week. Reservations can be made for one time slot per day. Patrons without reservations are required to line up 20 minutes before the slot start time for one of the walk-in spots. Check the Drop-In Programs tab and expand the Arts, Hobbies and Interests section for the Indoor Playground with Caregiver schedule.

    "], [1868,3655,3655,"Shoreham Public School","school","None","Shoreham Drive and Jane Street","None","Etobicoke York","31","None","Shoreham","Dr","None","None","None"], [1869,3657,3657,"Harding Parkette","park","None","Kingsbury Cres & Birchcliffe Ave","None","Scarborough","33","None","Kingsbury Cres","None","None","None","None"], [1870,3660,3660,"Aitken Place Park","park","None","Merchants' Wharf and Kanadario Lane","None","Toronto and East York","90","None","Merchants' Wharf","None","None","None","This park opened in 2019."], [1871,3662,3662,"Clara Will Park","park","None","Queen Magdalene Place and McNicoll Avenue","None","North York","1","None","Queen Magdalene Pl.","None","None","None","This small park was created in 2019 and features a playground."], [1872,3663,3663,"South Stanley Extension Park","park","None","Wellington St W & Strachan Ave","None","Toronto and East York","801","None","Wellington St W","None","None","None","This is park the Northern connection to Garrison Crossing, connecting residents across the rail lines to Fort York and the lake. The park is currently currently undergoing redevelopment."], [1873,3665,3665,"Joseph Tough Park","park","None","Davenport Road and Bedford Road","None","Toronto and East York","246","None","Davenport Rd.","None","None","None","History
    \nJoseph Tough (May 9, 1933 - August 10, 2015) was an active and respected tenant of 250 Davenport Rd. Joe was born in Toronto and spent many years as a dance studio owner in Montreal. He lived a happy life and helped many people as a dance teacher, informal addictions counsellor and church treasurer. He was a kind, gentle and funny man and loved all living things. Joe was an avid reader and a walking encyclopedia. His many long stories and sense of humour made everyone laugh and learn."], [1874,3671,3671,"GECo Park","park","None","Cleanside Rd & Warden Ave","None","Scarborough","100","None","Cleanside Rd","None","None","None","None"], [1875,3674,3674,"Dufferin Hill Park","park","None","Briar Hill Ave & Dufferin St","None","North York","1200","None","Briar Hill Ave","None","None","None","None"], [1876,3686,3686,"Father Serra Catholic School","school","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","111","None","Sun Row Dr","None","None","M9P3J3","None"], [1877,3688,3688,"TCHC - 90 Mornelle Court","school","None","None","None","Scarborough","90","None","Mornelle","Crt","None","M1E 4P9","None"], [1878,3689,3689,"TCHC - 4301 Kingston Road","school","None","None","None","Scarborough","4301","None","Kingston","Rd","None","M1E 2N1","None"], [1879,3690,3690,"TCHC - 2743 Victoria Park Avenue","school","None","None","None","Scarborough","2743","None","Victoria Park","Ave","None","M1T 1A8","None"], [1880,3691,3691,"TCHC - 285 Shuter Street","school","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","285","None","Shuter","St","None","M5A 1W5","None"], [1881,3693,3693,"Stanley Greene Park","park","None","Stanley Greene Boulevard and Locust Lodge Gardens","None","North York","55","None","Stanley Greene Blvd.","None","None","None","None"], [1882,3697,3697,"Clover Hill Park","park","None","Bay St & St Joseph St","None","Toronto and East York","50","None","St. Joseph St.","None","None","None","None"], [1883,3698,3698,"Montgomery Square Park","None","None","Yonge St & Helendale Ave","None","North York","2384","None","Yonge St","None","None","None","None"], [1884,3699,3699,"Livingston Road Park South","None","None","Livingston Rd & \tCatalina Dr","None","Scarborough","61","None","Livingston Rd","None","None","None","None"], [1885,3700,3700,"Monsignor Fraser College Park","None","None","Markham St & London St","None","Toronto and East York","700","None","Markham St.","None","None","None","Monsignor Fraser College Parkette is a 0.3-hectare park at Markham and London Streets. It is owned by the Toronto Catholic District School Board and features an outdoor classroom and community gathering space, picnicking areas, seating and a community garden. Monsignor Fraser College Annex Campus is located adjacent to the park."], [1886,3701,3701,"85 Keewatin Avenue Park","park","None","Keewatin Avenue and Erskine Avenue","None","North York","85","None","Keewatin Ave.","None","None","None","None"], [1887,3702,3702,"Birkdale Ravine","park","None","Ellesmere Rd & Birkdale Rd","None","Scarborough","1297","None","Ellesmere Rd","None","None","None","None"], [1888,3703,3703,"Pessoa Park","None","None","Dufferin Street and Peel Avenue","None","Toronto and East York","405","None","Dufferin St.","None","None","None","This park opened to the public in 2020. The name, Pessoa Park, was selected through a public vote in 2016. Pessoa means \"person\" in Portuguese."], [1889,3705,3705,"Adelaide Place Parkette","park","None","Adelaide Street West and Bathurst Street","None","Toronto and East York","20","None","Adelaide","Pl","None","None","None"], [1890,3706,3706,"Bessborough Parkette","park","None","Bessborough Drive and Eglinton Avenue East","None","North York","270","None","Bessborough Dr.","None","None","None","None"], [1891,3708,3708,"175 The Pond Road Park","park","None","The Pond Rd & Hoover Rd","None","Etobicoke York","175","None","The Pond","None","RD","None","None"], [1892,3709,3709,"Senator Marian Maloney Park","park","None","Caven Street and Zorra Street","None","Etobicoke York","40","None","Caven","St.","None","None","Opened in 2023, this park is named for the Honourable Marian Maloney. Maloney (August 16, 1924 - May 29, 2010) was an elected official and activist who championed the advancement of women in politics. She was dedicated to numerous causes throughout her life and volunteered extensively."], [1893,3711,3711,"TCHC – Empringham","None","None","None","None","Scarborough","110","None","Empringham","Dr","None","None","None"], [1894,3712,3712,"TCHC - Lawrence Orton","None","None","None","None","Scarborough","3939","None","Lawrence","Ave","E","None","None"], [1895,3713,3713,"TCHC - Cooper Mills","None","None","None","None","Toronto and East York","4020","None","Dundas","St","W","None","None"], [1896,3714,3714,"TCHC - Tretheway","None","None","None","None","Etobicoke York","720","None","Trethewey","Dr","None","None","None"], [1897,3715,3715,"45 Dalhousie St","park","None","Dalhousie & Queen St E","None","Toronto and East York","45","None","Dalhousie St","None","None","None","None"], [1898,3716,3716,"167 Armour Blvd Parkette","park","None","Armour Boulevard and Westgate Boulevard","None","North York","167","None","Armour","Blvd","None","None","This park opened in 2022."], [1899,3717,3717,"Isaac Devins Park","park","None","Isaac Devins Blvd & Mary Chapman Blvd","None","None","55","None","Isaac Devins Blvd","None","None","None","None"], [1900,3722,3722,"Carlaw-Dundas Triangle Park","park","None","Dickens St & Carlaw Ave","None","None","65","None","Dickens St","None","None","None","None"], [1901,3723,3723,"Clark Centre for the Arts","other","None","Guildwood Parkway and Navarre Crescent","None","Scarborough","191","None","Guildwood","Pkwy","None","None","The Clark Centre for the Arts is a cultural facility that houses specialized art studios and gallery spaces that Toronto residents and visitors can use year-round. The Centre provides rental opportunities and delivers art programs. Visit Clark Centre for the Arts for more information on this centre, including hours."], [1902,3725,3725,"High Park - Children's Garden and Teaching Kitchen","garden","None","The Queensway and Colborne Lodge Drive","None","None","105","None","Colborne Lodge","Dr","W","None","Opened in 1998, the High Park Children's Garden and Teaching Kitchen is home to the Children's Eco Programs where children and youth can participate in organic gardening, nature education and healthy cooking programs. Contact kidsgrow@toronto.ca for more information.

    \n\nThe Children's Garden
    \nThe Children's Garden is an organic garden with raised beds that provide a place for campers, school groups and program participants to learn how to grow fresh vegetables. Children help plant, maintain and harvest the produce to use in tasty and healthy recipes in the Teaching Kitchen. \nA complete restoration of the garden beds and pathways was completed in 2021. The design includes wheelchair accessible beds and a new sandbox.

    \n\nThe Teaching Kitchen
    \nThe environmentally friendly kitchen is built with straw bales as insulation, solar panels to harvest the sun's energy and a green roof to help collect rain water and keep the kitchen cool. Its home to vegetarian cooking programs, summer Eco Camp, birthday parties and more."], [1903,3728,3728,"Riverside Common Park","park","None","None","None","None","657","None","Queen","St","E","None","None"], [1904,3730,3730,"Joshua Glover Park","park","None","Ackley Hts & Dundas St W","None","Etobicoke York","25","None","Ackley Hts.","None","None","None","A 0.16 hectare (1581m2) park near Dundas Street West and Royal York Road. This park features a children's playground, adult fitness equipment, shade structures and seating, along with a rain garden and public art."], [1905,3731,3731,"Pier 27 Promenade Park","park","None","Queens Quay E & Freeland St","None","None","29 R","None","Queens Quay E","None","None","None",null], [1906,3732,3732,"One Yonge Community Recreation Centre","crc","None","Freeland Street and Queens Quay East","None","Toronto East York","24","None","Freeland","St.","None","None","

    One Yonge Community Recreation Centre is a multi-purpose facility at the base of Yonge Street. The pool features a poolside climbing wall.

    \n

    This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

    "], [1907,3733,3733,"Logan Green Field","park","None","Logan Ave & Danforth Ave","None","None","921","None","Logan Ave","None","None","None","None"], [1908,3734,3734,"King - Queen Triangle","park","None","Queen St E & King St E","None","None","555","None","Queen St E","None","None","None","None"], [1909,3737,3737,"120 Queens Quay East Park","park","None","Queens Quay E & Cooper St","None","None","120","None","Queens Quay E","None","None","None","None"], [1910,3738,3738,"David Caplan Park","park","None","Consumers Road and Yorkland Boulevard","None","North York","125","None","Consumers Rd.","None","None","None","This park is named for David Caplan, a public servant with several contributions to Toronto.

    \nDavid Caplan (1964-2019) served the public in municipal and provincial government, representing the residents of North York for 18 years. Born and raised in Toronto, Caplan was first elected as a school board trustee, serving in that office from 1991 to 1997.

    \nFrom 1999 to 2011, David Caplan served as the Member of Provincial Parliament for Don Valley East, a seat previously held by his mother, Elinor Caplan. He was Ontario’s first Minister of Public Infrastructure Renewal before moving into the role of Minister of Health and Long-Term Care."], [1911,3739,3739,"Ballyconnor Park","park","None","Ballyconnor Court and Lonergan Crescent","None","None","21","None","Ballyconnor Crt.","None","None","None","None"], [1912,3741,3741,"Atria North Park","park","None","Atria Boulevard and Sheppard Avenue East","None","None","75","None","Atria Blvd.","None","None","None","None"], [1913,3742,3742,"Allenbury Park","park","None","Fairview Mall Drive and Allenbury Gardens","None","None","160","None","Fairview Mall Dr.","None","None","None","None"], [1914,3743,3743,"Bleecker Parkette","park","None","Ontario St & Winchester St","None","None","149","None","Bleecker St","None","None","None","None"], [1915,3744,3744,"Glengrove Avenue Park","park","None","Glengrove Ave & Marlee Ave","None","None","701","None","Glengrove Ave","None","None","None","None"], [1916,3747,3747,"Wynford Park","park","None","Concorde Place and Wynford Drive","None","None","1","None","Mcdonald's","Pl.","None","None","None"], [1917,3769,3769,"L'AMOREAUX HYDRO","Other","None","McNicoll Ave & Kennedy Rd","None","None","1900","None","Mcnicoll Ave","None","None","None","None"], [1918,3772,3772,"60 Broadway Avenue Park","park","None","Broadway Ave & Redpath Ave","None","None","60","None","Broadway Ave","None","None","None","None"], [1919,3773,3773,"Draper Park","park","None","Draper St & Front St W","None","None","19","None","Draper St","None","None","None","None"], [1920,3774,3774,"Ordnance Park","park","None","Ordnance St & Strachan Ave","None","None","10","None","Ordnance St","None","None","None","This is park the middle connection to Garrison Crossing, connecting residents across the rail lines between Fort York and wellington Street West. The park is currently currently undergoing redevelopment."], [1921,3775,3775,"Ethennonnhawahstihnen' Community Recreation Centre and Library","crc","None","None","None","North York","100","None","Ethennonnhawahstihnen'","Ln.","None","None","

    Completed in 2023, Ethennonnhawahstihnen’ (pronounced Etta-nonna wasti-nuh) is a multi-use Community Recreation Centre with an Aquatic Centre, Child Care Centre and a Toronto Public Library branch.

    \n\n

    This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

    \n\n

    The community recreation centre, street, and adjacent area are located within 800 metres of a significant Huron-Wendat archaeological site - the Moatfield Ossuary and village (1280 CE to 1320 CE).

    \n\n

    Recognizing the significance of the site, in 2019, the City of Toronto Indigenous Affairs Office reached out to the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation and Huron-Wendat Nation to understand how the City could commemorate the site and foster dialogue between current residents and Indigenous communities.

    \n\n

    Ultimately, the Wendat name, Ethennonnhawahstihnen', meaning \"where they had a good, beautiful life\", was suggested by the Huron-Wendat Nation to rename nearby Woodsy Park (located at 80 McMahon Dr.) and Woodsy Park Lane.

    \n\n

    In a separate process, the Toronto Public Library (TPL) Board approved the name \"Ethennonnhawahstihnen’ Branch\" for the new onsite TPL branch on January 24, 2022, based on advice from the TPL Naming Committee and the TPL Indigenous Advisory Council, which endorsed the name, with the understanding that Ethennonnhawahstihnen' was the preferred name of the Huron-Wendat Nation.

    "], [1922,3776,3776,"Dr. Lillian McGregor Park","park","None","Wellesley Street West and Bay Street","None","Toronto East York","25","None","Wellesley","St","W","None","This park was completed in 2022 and features a playground and public art honouring the heritage and homeland of Dr. Lillian McGregor. Dr. Lillian McGregor (1924-2012), of Whitefish River First Nation, was a dedicated nurse and community leader, recognized for her work in promoting Indigenous culture and education. She received the City of Toronto Civic Award, the National Aboriginal Achievement Lifetime Award and the Order of Ontario and was the first Indigenous woman to be awarded an honorary doctorate from the University of Toronto, and was the University’s first Elder In Residence."], [1923,3777,3777,"Beare Hill Park","park","None","Finch Avenue East and Pickering Townline","None","Scarborough","8145","None","Finch","Ave","E","None","Beare Hill Park, located on the former Beare Road Landfill, opened in October 2022 and is a natural environment park. It is surrounded by the Rouge National Urban Park and offers opportunities for recreational activities like hiking, cycling, birdwatching and cross-country skiing. \n

    \nHistory
    \nBeare Road Landfill was operational until 1982. Since that time, natural regeneration and community tree planting have created biodiverse areas of forest, meadow, and wetland habitats. The City has put significant effort into decommissioning the closed landfill and preparing the area for safe use as a public park."], [1924,3780,3780,"Dr. Gordon Chong Park","park","None","Sherbourne Street and Bloor Street East","None","Toronto East York","60","None","Howard","St","None","None","Opened in 2022, this park features a natural play area, open spaces and picnic tables."], [1925,3781,3781,"Chimney Swift Park","park","None","Glen Agar Drive and Chimney Swift Court","None","None","19","None","Glen Agar","Dr","None","None","Opened to the public in 2022, this park features a play area with slides, climbing equipment and swings."], [1926,3782,3782,"Ford Performance Centre","other","None","Kipling Avenue and New Toronto Street","None","None","400","None","Kipling","Ave","None","None","The Lakeshore Arena Corporation is a City corporation that manages the Lakeshore Arena (operating as the Ford Performance Centre), a marquee four-pad ice arena in the South Etobicoke area of Toronto. The Lakeshore Arena offers ice rentals, leagues, public skating, drop-in programs, tournaments and special events to the local community."], [1927,3783,3783,"Timberbank Junior Public School","None","None","None","None","None","170","None","Timberbank Blvd","None","None","None","None"], [1928,3784,3784,"Native Scarborough Family Centre","None","None","None","None","None","156","None","Galloway","Rd","None","None","None"], [1929,3785,3785,"Morrish Parkette","park","None","Morrish Road and Old Kingston Road","None","Scarborough","28","None","Morrish","Rd.","None","None","None"], [1930,3786,3786,"Harrison-Dovercourt Parkette","park","None","Harrison Street and Dovercourt Road","None","None","150","None","Harrison","St.","None","None","This park opened in 2022."], [1931,3788,3788,"Hillsdale Avenue Park","park","None","Soudan Avenue and Hillsdale Avenue East","None","Toronto East York","33","None","Soundan","Ave.","None","None","Formerly Hillsdale Avenue Parkette, the park was redesigned and expanded in December 2022."], [1932,3790,3790,"WEST TORONTO RAIL PATH","park","None","Bloor St W & Perth Ave","None","None","1457","None","BLOOR ST W","None","None","None","None"], [1933,3791,3791,"Canon Jackson Park","park","None","Keele Street and Canon Jackson Drive","None","Etobicoke York","80","None","Canon Jackson","Dr.","None","None","None"], [1934,3799,3799,"Love Park","park","None","None","None","Toronto East York","96","None","Queens Quay","None","W","None","Love Park is located at York Street and Queens Quay West. Before the park site became parkland, it was used as the York-Bay-Yonge eastbound off-ramp of the Gardiner Expressway. The park design features a large, shallow, heart-shaped pond with a red mosaic-tiled seating wall.

    \nThe pond was designed and built as a natural pond. It mimics a wetland and uses a natural water filtration system rather than chlorine. The water is monitored and maintained as required. The changing water hue and clarity can be affected by fluctuating water temperatures, rainwater, sun and shade."], [1935,3803,3803,"Nairn Park","park","None","Nairn Avenue and Rogers Road","None","Toronto East York","261","None","Nairn","Ave.","None","None","None"], [1936,3809,3809,"High Park Allotment Garden","Other","None","Bloor St W & High Park Ave","None","None","1873","None","BLOOR ST W","None","None","None","None"], [1937,3810,3810,"Riverlea Greenhouse Allotment Garden","Other","None","Scarlett Rd & Riverlea Dr","None","None","919","None","SCARLETT RD","None","None","None","None"], [1938,3812,3812,"Metrogate Park","park","None","Village Green Square and Midland Avenue","None","None","160","None","Village Green","Sq.","None","None","None"], [1939,3814,3814,"Badgerow Parkette","park","None","Carlaw Avenue and Badgerow Avenue","None","Toronto East York","369 A","None","Carlaw","Ave.","None","None","History
    \nBadgerow Parkette pays homage to the neighbourhood’s rich industrial history through the park’s design elements. For most of the 20th Century, thousands of people worked in the neighbourhood making a vast array of products, including candy, toys, clothing, furniture, pianos and rubber goods.

    \n\nFrom the piano key benches to planters in the shape of the bars of soap made at the Colgate Palmolive Soap Factory, to chewing gum packet seats, reminding us of the Wrigley's Gum Factory, each piece is evocative of the industry that served the area."], [1940,3815,3815,"Holmes Park","park","None","Holmes Avenue and Doris Avenue","None","North York","25","None","Holmes","Ave.","None","None","None"], [1941,3816,3816,"Don-Leslie Park","park","None","Inn on The Park Drive and Leslie Street","None","North York","14","None","Inn on the Park","Dr.","None","None","A 2,604 m2 park that opened in October 2023"], [1942,3820,3820,"Jolly Way Park","park","None","Ellesmere Road and Kennedy Road","None","Scarborough","965","None","Ellesmere","Rd.","None","None","A 1,353 m2 park that opened in November 2023."], [1943,3822,3822,"20 Castlefield Avenue Park","park","None","Castlefield Avenue and Duplex Avenue","None","None","20","None","Castlefield","Ave.","None","None","None"], [1944,3823,3823,"Broadway Avenue Parkette","park","None","Broadway Avenue and Mount Pleasant Road","None","None","176","None","Broadway","Ave.","None","None","This parkette opened in January 2024."], [1945,3825,3825,"Ionview Public School","None","None","None","None","None","90","None","Ionview Rd","None","None","None","None"], [1946,3826,3826,"Zorra Park","park","None","Zorra Street and Caven Street","None","None","28","None","Zorra","St.","None","None","Zorra Park opened in 2024."], [1947,3827,3827,"40 Power Street Park","park","None","Power St & Adelaide St E","None","None","48","None","Power St","None","None","None","None"], [1948,3830,3830,"St. Michael Catholic School","school","None","None","None","None","50","None","George","St","None","None","

    This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

    "], [1949,3833,3833,"Burrows Hall Junior Public School","None","None","None","None","None","151","None","Burrows Hall Blvd","None","None","None","None"], [1950,3834,3834,"Glengarry Park","park","None","Glengarry Avenue and Elm Road","None","North York","219","None","Glengarry","Ave.","None","None","This park opened in 2024."], [1951,3837,3837,"Leslie Lookout Park","park","None","Leslie Street and Unwin Avenue","None","Toronto East York","12","None","Leslie","St.","None","None","Leslie Lookout Park is located on the Martin Goodman Trail at the entrance of Tommy Thompson Park. It was was designed by Claude Cormier and Associates (CCxA) and delivered in partnership with CreateTO."], [1952,3838,3838,"Raccoon Park","park","None","Soudan Avenue and Dunfield Avenue","None","Toronto East York","86","None","Soudan","Ave.","None","None","Raccoon Park opened in 2024."], [1953,3842,3842,"58 Curzon Street Park","park","None","Curzon St & Queen St E","None","None","58","None","CURZON","ST","None","None","None"], [1954,3844,3844,"Warden Hilltop Community Centre Park","park","None","Mendelssohn St & Tranter Trail","None","None","25","None","MENDELSSOHN","ST","None","None","None"], [1955,3849,null,"St. John XXIII Catholic School","school","None","None","None","None","175","None","Grenoble Dr","None","None","None","None"], [1956,3851,3851,"Pape Avenue Junior Public School","None","None","None","None","None","540","None","Jones","Ave","None","None","

    This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

    "] ]}