Regents Park

Regents Park

Regents Park offers a peaceful setting with grassy areas and easy paths for walking, outdoor play and light physical activity, making it a great place to relax, picnic and have family gatherings. According to the official website of the City of Toronto, it is listed in the Parks & Recreation system and offers parking, green space and open fields.

The area is also surrounded by educational, social and other facilities associated with the Regent Park Community Centre and Athletic Grounds, which offer a wide range of sports and activities, including running, soccer, basketball and aquatic programs.

Key Features & Amenities

• Multi-purpose sports field / Sports Field, listed on the City of Toronto's list of sports fields for casual games and practice.
• There is a children's playground in the park and is suitable for families.
• Green space and walking paths are available for recreational use, relaxation, picnics and open play.

Programs & Activities

• Recreational and sports programs at Regent Park Community Centre
• Swimming and hydrotherapy programs at Pam McConnell Aquatic Centre
• Local sports programs and activities outside the park
• Social and cultural events with a sports aspect
• Social and educational supplemental classes and programs

How to book

1. If you want to reserve a portion of the park for private use (e.g. for a group of more than ~25 people, large picnic, BBQ or fire pit), you must apply for a Permit.
2. To make an online reservation, you can use the Online Registration & Booking section of the Toronto website and select a date and time if the park or facility you want is listed for online reservations.

Location & Accessibility & Contact 

1. Address: 600DundasStE, Toronto, ON

2. Public Transportation

• Regent Park is accessible by TTC streetcar and bus lines, especially the 505 Dundas line, which runs through the city center and serves various parts of the park and district.
• You can also use subway stations such as Dundas (line 1) or Broadview (line 2) and reach the park by bus or streetcar.

3. Opening hours: Typically, urban green spaces like Regent Park are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

4. Tel: 416-392-5490

FAQs

What sports or activities can be done in the area?

You can enjoy soccer fields, basketball courts, running tracks, children's playgrounds, walking trails and outdoor sports activities at Regent Park Athletic Grounds and other spaces.

Are there formal sports facilities such as a club or pool?

Yes — there are sports centers in the area such as the Pam McConnell Aquatic Centre (pools and swimming lessons) and the Regent Park Community Centre with exercise facilities, a gym and various classes.