Ridge Park

Ridge Park

RidgePark is a green space open to the public, with a playground on the eastern side providing a family-friendly environment for children. The park's grassy paths and open spaces also provide opportunities for walking, free play, and light outdoor recreational activities.

Due to its local location, Ridge Park is known to area residents as an urban green space and a place for relaxation, family interaction, and informal play, although it lacks specialized athletic facilities such as formal competitive courts. The park's simple structure has focused more on children's play space and green space for everyday activities than on professional sports or heavy equipment.

Key Features & Amenities

• Sports fields: The park has seven multipurpose sports fields and a lit ball diamond for group sports activities and training.
• Green space: Grass and open space for walking, simple games and recreational activities in urban nature.
• Playground: A place for children to play and have fun outdoors.

How to book

1. For regular and free use of the park's green space, no reservations are required and you can go and use the public facilities at any time.
2. If you want to reserve a part of the park exclusively, you must obtain a permit.
3. To make a reservation, you can log in to the Online Registration & Booking section of the City of Toronto website, create an account, search for the desired date and space in the "Book a Parks & Recreation Facility" section, and submit a reservation request.
4. If the desired option is not found in the online system, you can contact Client Services – Park Bookings to advise you on availability, Permit details, and fees.

Location & Accessibility & Contact 

1. Address: 59ClementRd, Toronto, ON, Canada

2. Phone: 4163967378

3. Access by Public Transit (TTC)

• The closest subway/bus stops to Richview are the TTC bus lines that run from Eglinton Avenue West or Martin Grove Road and can take you to the park.
• Note that direct public transit access to the park entrance may be limited, and it is best to check the TTC app or schedule for exact directions.

4. Hours: Like most urban green spaces in Toronto, this park is open 24/7.

FAQs

Do I need to make a reservation for private use or an event at the park?

No reservations are required for regular use; however, if you want to reserve a specific area for a large or private event, you will need to obtain a permit from the City of Toronto's Parks & Recreation Department.

Are there restrooms, parking, or amenities at the park?

The information on the park's official website only mentions basic green space and play facilities, and does not mention amenities such as restrooms, parking, or water coolers.