New Parks & Facilities

Help determine the design of a new park at 6 Lloyd Ave.

The City will be engaging local residents on the development of a new Park at 25 Holmes Ave.

A new park at 30 Zorra St. is being designed.

The City will be engaging the community and local stakeholders to help determine the park design of a new park at 44 Jackes Ave.

The City will be engaging the community to help determine the design for a new park at 57 Linelle St.

A new park at 60 Howard St. will provide much-needed green space to the St. James Town neighbourhood.  

The City, in partnership with the developer, is designing a new park at 100 Broadway Avenue and will be engaging local residents to ensure the park meets the needs of the community.

There is a proposal for a new park at 100 Ranleigh Ave.

Find out about the new park at 114 Church St.

A new park is coming to Portland Street! The park will be located south of Richmond Street West and the City is engaging the community to help determine the park design.

A new park at 150 Harrison St. is being developed as part of a new Modular Housing Initiative.

The City will be engaging the community to help determine the park design for a new parkette at 167 Armour Blvd.

The City will be engaging the community to help determine the design of a new parkette at 174-180 Broadway Ave.

A new park at 177 Caledonia Rd. will provide much needed green space to better serve the community.

The City will be engaging the community to help determine the design for a new park at 225 Birmingham St.

Learn more about the new park at 261 Nairn Ave.

Help determine the design for a new park at 300 The East Mall.

A new park at 318 Queens Quay W. is being designed on Toronto’s Central Waterfront. When completed, the new 9,600m² park will serve as a gateway to the extensive park system along Toronto’s waterfront, improving the park experience for visitors.

A new park at 411 Victoria Park Ave. will be located on Gerrard Street East, east of Victoria Park Avenue.

As part of a new mixed-use condominium development, there will be a new park at 840 Dupont St.

A new park at 939 Eglinton Avenue will celebrate Leaside’s local history.

A new park at 1087 Leslie St. is being designed. The City will be engaging local residents to determine a new developer-delivered park that meets the needs of the community.

Plans are underway to transform the Beare Road Landfill site into Beare Hill Park.

The Bessarion Community Centre is a multi-use community recreation centre which will also include a childcare facility and a Toronto Public Library branch.

As part of a new condominium development, there will be a new park on Brimorton Drive.

A Hillsdale Avenue Park Expansion and Redesign is coming to the Mount Pleasant West neighbourhood! The City will be engaging the community to help determine the park design.

A new park at 19 Glen Agar Dr., called Chimney Swift Park,
is being designed.

Crosstown Park South is being designed as part of the new Crosstown-Eglinton mixed-use community development.

Davisville Community and Aquatic Centre is a new aquatic and multi-use community centre that will include two indoor swimming pools and several multi-purpose rooms to serve various community needs.

The City is building the Don Mills Community Recreation Centre in the Don Mills corridor communities, near the intersection of Eglinton Avenue East and Don Mills Road.

Dr. Lillian McGregor Park will be a 1.6-acre L-shaped park bordered by Wellesley Street west to the north, Breadalbane Street to the south and St. Luke Lane to the east.

The Geary Avenue Park expansion will be one of the first new parks in the Green Line.

The City will be engaging the community to help determine the park design for a new park at Glengarry Avenue.

The Huron Street Playground Dog Off-Leash Area will be a small, 300 square metre off-leash area.

The City is currently in the process of designing a new park in Lawrence Heights.

Macpherson Avenue Park will be one of the first new parks in the Green Line.

A new park, Mirvish Village Park, is being designed at the former Honest Ed’s site as part of a new mixed-use residential development.

The City of Toronto and Toronto Catholic District School Board (TCDSB) are partnering to improve the Monsignor Fraser College – Annex Campus asphalt schoolyard. This will increase opportunities for expanded programming and new green space for the students and Seaton Village community.

Newtonbrook Community Recreation Centre is a new two-storey multi-use community centre at Yonge Street and Cummer Avenue.

The City of Toronto is planning to build North East Scarborough Community and Child Care centre as a multi-use community centre with a childcare facility.

Olympic Garden Drive Park is coming to the Newtonbrook community and will be located on a new street.

The One Yonge Street Community Centre will be located within the base of a mixed-use high rise development. A community centre need was identified as part of the Community Services and Facility Study for Lower Yonge and confirmed by the Facilities Master Plan.

The Relic Linear Park system is a community-led vision that embraces the inclusion of architectural relic stones in the public realm and park spaces within the Grange Park neighbourhood. The park system will include new parks at 234 Simcoe St. and 292 Dundas St. W.

The City has partnered with the Toronto Community Housing Corporation (TCHC) to redesign the St. James Town open space.

A new park, Tippett Park, is being designed at 21 Monte Kwinter Crt., located south of Wilson Avenue and west of Tippett Road.

The planned Wabash Community Recreation Centre would be located in the south-east corner of Sorauren Park.

The City of Toronto is planning to design and construct the Western North York Community Centre at 60 Starview Ln.

The open space on the site of the former Gardiner Expressway off-ramp at York Street and Harbour Street is being turned into York Street Park.