L'Amoreaux North Park

L'Amoreaux North Park

L’Amoreaux North Park features a playground, walking and cycling paths around a pond and extensive green space, providing many opportunities for outdoor activities and recreation in nature. The park also has areas suitable for group sports and physical activities such as basketball, baseball and soccer on the open field and field.

Its walking paths and extensive lawns allow visitors to enjoy nature, view the pond, observe wildlife and engage in healthy outdoor activities. Also nearby are historical landmarks such as the discovery site of an ancient village, which add a natural cultural aspect to the visit. Overall, L’Amoreaux North Park offers a combination of peaceful green spaces, open sports facilities and recreational trails for the public.

Key Features & Amenities

• Extensive green space and walking and cycling paths.
• Free public parking near the park.
• Water coolers or bottle filling stations may be located in sections of the park or near recreational facilities.
• Basketball court with hoops for open play.
• Sections of open space and grass for team sports.
• Access to L’Amoreaux Sports Complex in the same area which includes more sports fields, including tennis, baseball/cricket fields and athletic trails.
• Nature trails for cycling and walking.
• Children’s playgrounds in sections of the park/(or in surrounding areas).
• Picnic areas and open space suitable for families.

Programs & Activities

• Active Nature Educational Tour — An educational and active walking event about the park's forests and ecosystems, hosted by Toronto Urban Forestry, is free to attend and requires advance registration.
• Informal/Group Sports Activities — Users have reported that in open areas of the park, such as basketball, baseball, or multi-purpose fields, local groups or visitors participate in informal activities (e.g., friendly basketball or soccer games), but these are not recorded in the official Parks & Recreation classes or leagues system.

How to book

1. If you would like to reserve a portion of the park for an event, party, large BBQ, group picnic or special activity, you should proceed according to the Parks & Recreation Facilities Booking section.
2. To “Reserve a Park or Recreation Facility,” you should contact Toronto Customer Service to verify availability, dates and area of interest:
3. This number can be used to inquire about location availability, times and how to reserve.
4. Typically, you will need to fill out a reservation request form (for park events that may require it) and email it along with a map of the area you are interested in.
5. Once you submit the form, a representative will contact you to finalize the reservation details, fees (if applicable) and terms of use.

Location & Accessibility & Contact 

1. Address: 1900 McNicoll Ave, Scarborough, Toronto, ON M1V 0C2, Canada

2. Access to public transportation (TTC and GO)

• Bus: TTC bus lines such as 17 and 42 arrive near the park, and bus stops are located around the streets.
• Train (GO Transit): The closest GO train station is Agincourt, which is about a 28-minute walk from the park.
• Subway: There is no direct subway line to the park; you must take a TTC bus to the park or use GO stations to get there.
• Sample bus stop: Birchmount Rd at L’Amoreaux Dr is located near the park, served by lines 17A/B/C.

3. Phone: 416-393-2489

FAQs

Are pets allowed?

Dogs are allowed in the park on a leash; city ordinances are required.

Are there formal sports or classes?

The park itself does not have a registered class or league program; athletic activities are mostly free and informal, with formal programs usually held at the L’Amoreaux Community Recreation Centre or L’Amoreaux Sports Complex.