Muirlands Park

Muirlands Park is a 4.4-hectare public green space in Toronto with open grassy areas, a children’s playground, a multi-purpose sports field, and a ball diamond. 

Anyone searching for a Toronto tennis court won’t find one here, but the walking paths and open fields work well for jogging, informal games, and daily family recreation.

Key Features & Amenities

• 1 Ball Diamond – A grass field for playing baseball or softball.
• 1 Multipurpose Sports Field – A grass field for informal team sports such as soccer, freestyle, or other outdoor sports activities.
• Playground – A play area suitable for families and children for outdoor play.
• Grass and open green space – Suitable for picnics, relaxing, light walks, jogging, and everyday recreational activities.

How to book

1. First, go to the Parks & Recreation Facilities Booking section of the City of Toronto website, where you can book fields, halls, civic spaces, and other facilities.
2. One-Time Reservation: For a gathering, picnic with designated tables, BBQ, photo shoot, meeting, or short-term athletic use.
3. Seasonal & League Reservation: If you want to reserve a field (such as a Ball Diamond or lawn area) for a specific period.
4. Special Event Reservation: If your event involves food, alcohol, loud noise, structures, or equipment that requires a permit.
5. Some facilities, such as athletic fields, tennis courts, picnic sites, and firepits, can also be booked online — usually 14 to a few days in advance of the date of use.

Location & Accessibility & Contact 

1. Address: 40MuirlandsDrive, Scarborough, Toronto, ONM1V2B4, Canada

2. Tel: 4163932489

3. Access by public transportation

City bus lines on surrounding streets (such as MuirlandsDrive and other local routes) provide access to the park.

To use the subway (TTC Subway), you usually have to get to Scarborough or Line2 (Bloor–Danforth) stations and then continue on a TTC bus.

4. Opening hours: The park is usually open to visitors 24 hours a day.

FAQs

What sports or activities can be played at this park?

Visitors often use the baseball field, multi-purpose grass field, and open trails for informal sports such as soccer and walking.

Can pets be brought into the park?

Most Toronto city parks allow pets on leashes, unless otherwise stated; local parks without designated off-leash areas can also be great for walking dogs.