Ron Watson Park

Ron Watson Park

Ron Watson Park is known for its green spaces, walking trails and local amenities for the local community to enjoy and enjoy, and is a great place for outdoor relaxation, simple games and family activities. Formerly known as Tam O’Shanter Park, the park was later named in memory of local pioneer Ron Watson. Its open space, with its grassy areas and walking paths, is ideal for informal activities such as jogging, walking or light group games. Ron Watson Park is also close to local public services and businesses such as Agincourt Mall, making it convenient for families and residents alike.

Key Features & Amenities

• 1 Ball Diamond
• 3 Multipurpose Fields
• 1 Sport Field
• Bike Trail: 2 bike trails
• Children's Playground: 1 playground
• Project Under Construction: The municipality is adding a skate trail and ice rink to this park
• Parking: 1 dedicated parking space
• Green Space: This complex is a city park with open green spaces.

Programs & Activities

1. Leagues and Team Activities (Local Leagues)

• Baseball and Softball
• Football and Field Sports

2. Classes and Enrollment Programs

• Drop-in Programs
• Children's Playgrounds
• Bike Trails
• Skate Rink (Adding)

How to book

To reserve facilities at Ron Watson Park, you must first have an active account (Family Number) in the reservation system and then select the type of field (baseball or multi-purpose) by visiting the “Permits” section of the municipality’s website. After checking the field availability calendar, submit your request online or email the relevant forms to the Scarborough District Administration. Payment is made according to the field rating tariff (Rank C) and after final approval, an official permit (Permit) will be issued to you.

Location & Accessibility & Contact 

1. Address: 140 Bonis Ave, Scarborough, ON M1T 3W6, Canada.

2. Public Transportation (Metro and Bus)

• Bus: The park has excellent access to the TTC bus system. Bus stops are located a short walk from the park entrance on Birchmount Rd (Line 17) and Bonis Ave. The Sheppard Ave East (Line 85) bus lines are also nearby.
• Subway: The complex is not directly adjacent to a subway station. The closest subway access is via Don Mills Station (terminus of the purple Line 4), which can be reached by taking the Sheppard Street bus (Line 85).

3. Hours: Like most Toronto city parks, the park's outdoor space is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

4. Phone: 416-338-4386

FAQs

Does the park have private parking?

Yes, there is a free parking area inside the complex for visitors.

Is it possible to have a picnic in the green space?

Yes, the park has large green spaces for sitting and family picnics (but for large groups of over 25 people you need a picnic permit).