Flemingdon Park

Flemingdon Park

Flemingdon Park includes multi-purpose fields for soccer and team sports, basketball, baseball, street hockey, cricket, and public sports fields that are open to the public for free use. There are also facilities such as tennis courts and jogging/walking paths in the park that facilitate individual exercise, and there are also areas for children to play and a built-in fountain for the summer.

The park and its surrounding facilities provide a variety of options in the heart of an urban park for those interested in group sports, family activities or personal training, along with nature trails and open spaces for light physical activities. In general, sports such as soccer, basketball, baseball, street hockey, cricket, tennis and golf can be experienced at Flemingdon Park while enjoying the natural environment and recreational facilities of the area.

Key Features & Amenities

• Public street / on-site parking for visitors.
• Public restrooms around the park.
• Large and natural green space for picnics, sitting, relaxing and light physical activities.
• Playground Paradise / Indoor children's playground (in a community center near the park).
• Picnic Area and Community Garden for fun and relaxation.
• 7 Multi-purpose sports fields for group activities.
• 2 Baseball Diamonds for playing baseball.
• Basketball court (public open play).
• Children's playgrounds and play park.
• Outdoor grass area suitable for walking, jogging, group training and informal activities.
• Outdoor pool / Splash Pad for water games and families in the warm seasons.

Programs & Activities

1. Sports Leagues and Activities

• Specialized Golf Leagues: Weekly golf leagues for adults (especially Iron Lady Golf) held on a regular basis, perfect for improving golf skills.
• Organized Soccer Leagues and Games: The Leaside‑East Toronto Soccer Club has hosted youth soccer leagues and games on the Flemingdon Park fields in some years, with teams playing in the spring and summer.
• Hockey/Sledging Leagues and Activities: The Angela James Arena, located adjacent to the park, hosts ice hockey leagues and tournaments.

2. Public Classes and Programs

• Senior Fitness and Exercise Programs: Senior Wellness and Exercise Programs are held in the area surrounding Flemingdon Park.
• Community and educational programs in the neighborhood: Local organizations like Flemingdon Park Ministry offer classes such as health exercises, language (English), comprehensive religious classes, or social workshops for the community.

How to book

1. Visit the Parks & Recreation Facilities Booking page on the City of Toronto website. Here you can book sports fields, playgrounds, picnic areas and fire pits for events, games or special gatherings.
2. For reservable facilities such as sports fields, picnic areas or other spaces, you can use the Online Registration and Booking section, which provides step-by-step instructions for making online reservations.

Location & Accessibility & Contact 

1. Exact address: Flemingdon Park, 150 Grenoble Drive, NorthYork, ONM3C1B9, Canada

2. Access by public transportation

• The Grenoble Dr at Spanbridge Rd station is just a minute's walk from the park, and bus lines 100A, 34, 34C, 72, and 72C stop there.
• The Coxwell subway station (Line 2) is about an 18-minute walk from the park.
• For more TTC access, the 100 Flemingdon Park bus line connects the park to other stations.

3. Hours: The park is open to the public approximately 24 hours a day.

FAQs

What sports can I play at Flemingdon Park?

Activities such as soccer, basketball, baseball, street hockey, and other outdoor sports can be played using the park's multi-purpose fields.

Is the park family-friendly?

Yes, the play areas, outdoor sports, green space, and recreational facilities make this park family-friendly.