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Toronto is home to thousands of parks, hundreds of recreation facilities, ten swimming beaches and countless trails. Search By… Quick links to discover popular parks and recreation facilities and programs.
Get the information you need to register for City of Toronto recreation programs, including family and client numbers and registration start dates.
Parks & Recreation Facility Listings. Parks and recreation facilities can be booked for tournaments, special events, social gatherings and more. Find out how to book a facility for your needs.
Search for recreation programs in Toronto by keyword or barcode and create your with list.
View the list of Accessible Recreation Facilities and Equipment to learn more. To find out whether an indoor or outdoor location will meet your needs, call the Adapted and Inclusive Recreation Services Hotline at 416-395-6128 or email aiscw@toronto.ca .
Find programs by category or type, make your wishlist and be ready to go on registration start dates. When registration begins, register for programs on eFun. Visit Recreation in the City of Toronto for general information, including the types of programs available. Find out about Recreation Reservations .
Programs start the week of Saturday, September 28, 2024. With approximately 16,000 registered courses on offer and nearly 157,000 spaces available, there’s something for all ages, interests and skill levels this fall. Find your nearest location using the Registered Programs Map. Accessible Recreation.
Book recreational facilities for picnics, birthdays, photography, pumpkin parades and more. Facilities include ice rinks, pools, sports fields and courts, firepits and BBQs, outdoor ovens and rooms in recreation centres.
Find parks, community recreation centres and other facilities near you. Use the filters to find amenities within parks and community recreation centres. For recreation programing information and schedules please visit the individual centre or park page.
Toronto’s parks, recreation facilities and natural spaces are places where Torontonians come together to build community and play, celebrate and explore.
