A new park is coming to 335 Village Green Square in the Scarborough-Agincourt neighbourhood. In summer 2024, a 1,113 m2 space on the site was converted into a Park in Progress with an open lawn area and seating. The space is available for community use while planning and preparations for the permanent park continue.

In the future, the park will expand to 3,000 m2 through additional parkland provided by an adjacent development project at 2075 Kennedy Rd.

  • Summer 2023: Park site closed to lay grass
  • Summer 2024: Park in Progress opens to the public

The timeline is subject to change. Information about the construction timeline will be posted when available.

May 2026

The timeline for community engagement, design development and construction for the expanded park area is delayed due to challenging market conditions impacting the associated development project at 2075 Kennedy Rd.

Late June 2024

A 1,113 m2 portion of the future park site opens to the public with an open lawn area and seating.

Early June 2024

The future park site is being prepared so it can open later this month.

Photo of the future park site taken from the street curb showing grass and two benches on either side of a concrete pathway in the middle of the site. The site has a metal fence around it with a sign.

The new park at 335 Village Green Square is located one block east of Kennedy Road, just north of Highway 401, and will provide parkland to a growing neighbourhood.

The park design will be developed through community engagement. Before the park design and development process starts, a Park in Progress will be created on a 1,113 m2 portion of the site to provide a space for community use while planning and preparations for the future permanent park are underway.

The Park in Progress will be combined with additional land secured through the adjacent development at 2075 Kennedy Rd. to expand the park to the west, for a total area of 3,000 m2.

Site History

The park location was formerly a sales centre for a condominium development. In May 2023, the City acquired the land for the purpose of using it as a park.

Date modified: June 12, 2026