Corktown Common

Corktown Common

Corktown Common Park in Toronto's West Don Lands features open grassy areas and a small sports field, perfect for informal games such as soccer, Frisbee, or other outdoor games, and provides open spaces for group sports and physical activity. There are also multi-use walking and cycling trails throughout the park that can be used for jogging, active walking, and cycling, and connect with the main Don Valley Trail. It is a great destination for informal sports activities such as jogging, cycling, lawn games, and open group sports in the heart of Toronto.

Key Features & Amenities

• Public restrooms: Available in the park’s Pavilion building.
• Water fountains are located throughout the park, usually near the main facilities.
• Seating, tables, and a permanent BBQ station for picnics and gatherings.
• Various areas of the park are designated for relaxation and socializing.
• Part of the park is designed for viewing wildlife, birds, frogs, and native nature.

Programs & Activities

• Formal sports classes (e.g. yoga, soccer lessons, tennis lessons) offered by the park are not listed on the official Toronto website or the Corktown Common page.
• Day-long activities and special events such as "Science in the Park" are hosted by the Ontario Science Centre team at the park, which are educational and fun outdoor programs.

How to book

1. Search for the desired space (if the park or part of the park is on the reservation list).
2. Enter the date, time, number of people, type of event.
3. Make the payment (if there is a fee) online.

Location & Accessibility & Contact 

• Address: 155 Bayview Ave, Toronto, ON M5A 0M4, Canada
• Contact number: +1 416‑392‑2489

FAQs

Is admission to Corktown Common free?

Yes, access to the park and its public spaces is free.

Can dogs be brought into the park?

Yes, but dogs must be on a leash and the owner is responsible for picking up after their pet.

Are events or gatherings of more than 25 people allowed?

Yes, but a formal reservation and city permit are required.

Are there bike and running trails in the park?

Yes, there are multi-use trails for biking and walking throughout the park.