Rosedale Park

Rosedale Park is a sports and social hub in the heart of Rosedale, with a Grade B baseball field, a large multi-purpose field for soccer and rugby, and a running track around the main field. For anyone looking for a Toronto tennis court, the park has eight quality courts. Outdoor table tennis tables and a winter ice rink add more variety, while a children’s playground, wading pool, and green space make it a good fit for families. The park also has historical significance as the site of the first Grey Cup game in Canadian football history.

Key Features & Amenities

• 8 Outdoor Tennis Courts
• 1 Ball Diamond
• 1 Multipurpose Field
• 1 Outdoor Dry Pad
• 1 Outdoor Table Tennis Court
• Skating Rink: Has 1 Outdoor Rink for the winter season.
• Pool: Has 1 Wading Pool.
• Playground: Has 1 Playground.
• Restroom: Has 1 Washroom Facility.
• Changing Room: According to the images and information on the site, the tennis building has a changing room.
• Water Fountain: Has 1 Drinking Fountain and 1 Dog Fountain.
• Other Structures: Has a Gazebo.
• Parking: Street Parking is available.

Programs & Activities

Skate & Hockey Programs (Winter)

• Leisure Skate
• Shinny (Adult)
• Shinny (Women)
• Shinny (Youth & Child)

Tennis (Classes & Leagues)

• Competitive Leagues
• Instructional Classes

Team Sports on Grass Fields

• Baseball & Softball Leagues
• Football & Rugby

Registration Programs

• Art & Sports Classes in the Multipurpose Room.
• Introductory Winter Skating Lessons.

How to book

To reserve facilities at Rosedale Park, you must first create an active account in the City of Toronto Reservations System and obtain a customer number. Then, go to the online reservations section, select the type of court (such as tennis or baseball), the time you want, and pay the court rating fee (B-rated). For group or sports league reservations, you must complete and submit Permit Application Forms to the appropriate unit in the Toronto and East York Region.

Location & Accessibility & Contact 

1. Address: 20 Scholfield Ave, Toronto, ON M4W 2Y3, Canada.

2. Public Transportation (Subway and Bus)

• Subway: The nearest subway station is Rosedale Station (on Line 1 Yonge-University). It is about a 15-20 minute walk from this station to the park.
• Bus: Bus line 82 (Rosedale) stops directly next to the park, providing easy access from the subway station.

3. Opening Hours

• Park Space: Like other public parks in Toronto, the open space is available from sunrise to 11 pm.
• Skating Rink (Seasonal): In the winter, recreational skating and hockey programs are typically open from 9:00 am to 10:00 pm (depending on the day of the week and program type).

4. Direct Contact Number: 416-39-27800

FAQs

Is there a fee to use the ice skating rink?

No, the Leisure Skate and Shinny programs offered by the municipality are free.

Does the park have a swimming pool?

The complex has a wading pool with beautiful water fountains that is open in the summer, but it does not have a large swimming pool.