George Ben Park

George Ben Park

GeorgeBenPark is a small urban local park in Toronto that offers green space, walking paths, and a quiet environment for recreation and simple sports. In addition to the existing grass field, a new multi-purpose sports court is planned for further sports activities. The park includes areas for group games such as informal soccer on the grass, walking and jogging on green paths, and outdoor space for light physical exercises that can be used by visitors in the urban environment.

Also, according to the new project, it is likely that sports such as tennis or pickleball will also be able to be played on the new sports court in the future. The open space and green paths of the park are also suitable for walking, jogging, outdoor yoga, and light exercises, providing simple sports options for families and casual athletes. In general, at GeorgeBenPark, you can experience sports such as friendly soccer, running, walking, light physical exercises, and group social sports activities, and enjoy the urban green space.

Key Features & Amenities

• Green open space for sitting, picnicking, walking, jogging, and light outdoor sports (grass and open paths) that are suitable for everyday recreation.
• The design and construction of a new sports court (Sports Court) is planned, which will probably be completed in 2026 and could host games such as tennis or pickleball, but has not yet been officially implemented.

Programs & Activities

• The Soccer Club of Toronto operates at George Ben Park and offers programs for various age groups, such as House League, Competitive and Futbol School, which usually practice or play on the park’s public turf.
• The Soccer Club of Toronto also offers junior, youth and family league programs at the park, which can be registered for on the club’s website.
• Local groups in Toronto occasionally hold friendly Ultimate Frisbee sessions, which are held in or near the park during the warmer months; these programs are often advertised on local community platforms.

How to book

1. Visit the City of Toronto’s Parks & Recreation Facilities Booking page, which has instructions for booking various areas such as public spaces, sports fields, picnic areas, fire pits and other facilities.
2. One-Time Booking: For a party, celebration, BBQ, fire pit, photo shoot or exclusive use of a section of the park on a specific date.
3. Seasonal & League Booking: For regular seasonal or permanent use (e.g. sports leagues) that requires a group account and documentation.
4. Special Event Booking: For more complex events involving catering, live music, sales or public activities.

Location & Accessibility & Contact 

1. Exact address: 120 Roxton Rd, Toronto, ONM6J2Y5, Canada

2. Access by public transportation

• The closest TTC (bus/streetcar) stops to the Park are usually the Queen/Ossington or Dufferin bus lines, which can be reached in a few minutes on foot.
• The nearest subway station to the Park is not specifically listed on the Park's official website, but you can get to the Park by using the Bloor–Danforth or Ossington stations and continuing by bus or walking.

3. Opening hours: The Park is usually open daily from morning to evening/night, approximately 08:00 to 23:00.

4. Contact information: 4165889355

FAQs

Are there any fees or reservations required to use the park?

There are no fees or reservations required for regular and recreational use, and the park is open to the public; reservations are usually only required for special events or dedicated use.

Is the park family-friendly?

Yes; the park has open green spaces and is suitable for playing, walking, and family activities outside of formal sports.

Is the park flat and suitable for informal play?

Yes; the park's open grass has a relatively flat surface and is often used by people for informal games or spontaneous practice.