Glen Sheppard Park

Glen Sheppard Park

Glen Sheppard Park has a children's playground for young children to play and entertain, and provides green open space for walking and outdoor recreation. There is also a sports field for group sports or simple sports training, where you can play football or field games.

Although there are no professional sports facilities such as basketball or tennis courts in this park, the green space and facilities available for light physical activities and outdoor entertainment are suitable for families. This park is a desirable option in the neighborhood for spending leisure time, simple outdoor sports and social interaction for children and adults.

Key Features & Amenities

• 1 Sports Field – suitable for football and simple field games and can be reserved for group use.
• 1 Playground – designed for children to play.
• Public green space and open space – possibility of walking, sitting and having fun outdoors.

How to book

1. The City of Toronto offers online reservations for sports fields, spaces, and some park facilities (depending on space availability and season). If online reservations are available, you can register and make a reservation online.
2. Reservations can usually be made online between 2 and 14 days in advance of the desired date.

Location & Accessibility & Contact 

1. Address: GlenSheppardPark at 905 Danforth Rd, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

2. Opening hours: Open year-round to the public, with specific hours (e.g. 09:00–21:00) depending on the season.

3. Access to public transportation: In Toronto, the Sheppard Line (Line 4) and Line 1 Yonge–University subway stations in the urban areas provide access to local TTC buses to nearby locations including Danforth Rd, and there are bus stops every ~200 meters on most major streets.

FAQs

Does this local park have restrooms, showers, or locker rooms?

No, this local park does not have indoor facilities such as permanent restrooms, showers, or locker rooms.

Are there formal sports classes or leagues held at this park?

No, the park does not have formal, registered classes or leagues. Sports activities are usually informal and free.

Is there parking or public transportation access?

There is no dedicated parking, but it is accessible by local TTC buses. The nearest subway and bus stops are a short walk away.