Earlscourt Park

Earlscourt Park

Earlscourt Park is one of Toronto's largest and most popular green spaces, with walking trails, expansive lawns, and a variety of sports facilities, providing a great environment for recreational and sporting activities. The park features basketball and tennis courts, and team sports such as soccer and baseball are also available on the grassy fields.

The park's walking and cycling paths are ideal for jogging, walking, and light aerobic exercise, providing an active outdoor experience. The park also features a children's playground, picnic areas, and extensive green areas, creating an attractive environment for families and groups of friends. Overall, Earlscourt Park provides a mix of formal sports, outdoor activities, and family fun in an urban setting.

Key Features & Amenities

• Water cooler/fountain: Yes
• Spectacular seating: Benches around the fields
• Toilets: Yes
• Green space: Extensive and prominent

Programs & Activities

• Pick-up Basketball: Friendly basketball games on outdoor courts
• Open Tennis: Use of tennis courts without reservations
• Informal Soccer and Baseball: Group games on open grass
• Running and Walking: Park trails for aerobic exercise and light jogging

How to book

1. Log in to your City of Toronto account or create a new account.
2. In the Bookings / Permits section, select the park name and usage type.
3. Review and reserve your desired date and time.
4. Once confirmed, you can complete payment and receive your Permit.

Location & Accessibility & Contact 

1. Address: 110 Playfair Avenue, Toronto, ON M6H 2X9, Canada

2. Access by public transportation

• Metro: The nearest subway station is Dundas West Station (Line 2 – Bloor–Danforth), about a 10-minute walk to the park.
• Bus: TTC lines 47 and 63 stop around the park, making it easy to get to.

3. Opening hours

The park is open daily from 6:00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m.

FAQs

Does it have formal sports facilities?

Yes – includes basketball courts, tennis courts, soccer fields, and baseball fields.

Are there sports classes or leagues?

No – Sports activities are mostly informal and drop-in, and there are no formal leagues or classes at the park.