Bluehaven Park

Bluehaven Park

Bluehaven Park — A local park in northwest Toronto that provides a green, compact environment for outdoor activities and sports. The park features sports fields and green space suitable for walking, jogging, or jogging.

There is also a children's play area and recreational facilities — so families can enjoy a visit, too.

With a connection to the Humber River Recreational Trail, Bluehaven Park is also a great option for biking or hiking in the nature near the river.

Key Features & Amenities

• The park has a parking lot.
• The park has green space, grass, and open space for walking, relaxing, and having fun.
• The field, sports facilities, and physical activity space are listed in the park's "Outdoor Fitness Equipment" list.
• The park has a play area for children.
• A water fountain/cooler is listed in the park's "Outdoor Fitness Equipment" list.

Programs & Activities

• A youth football league will be held at Bluehaven Park in the summer of 2025. The league is for 6 weeks, for 12-15 year olds, every Saturday morning.
• Therefore Bluehaven Park is saved as a “bookable field” in the city’s list of fields.

How to book

1. Go to the “Online Registration & Booking” page on the City of Toronto website.
2. If you don’t already have an account — sign up with your email to make a reservation.
3. Once logged in: Go to “Bookings → Book a Facility / Park & Recreation Facility” and search for “Bluehaven Park” or the facility in question in the list of facilities.
4. Select the time and date you want to book.
5. Accept the booking rules, make payment, and print or save your booking receipt.
6. Bring your confirmation receipt with you on the day of your visit — you may be asked to show it by park officials or the park’s maintenance department.

Location & Contact 

• Official address of Bluehaven Park: 19 Blue Haven Crescent, North York, ON M9M1W6, Canada.
• Opening hours: Open daily from 8:00 AM to 11:00 PM.
• Contact number: 4163384386

FAQs

Are there any regular sports classes or leagues held at the park?

No, activities are mostly free and individual; only some independent leagues or groups may reserve the fields for soccer or other sports.