Feature park
Jack Darling Memorial Park
Explore Jack Darling’s waterfront, picnic areas, tennis courts, leash free zone, and native tallgrass prairie.
Parks
There are over 500 parks to explore in Mississauga. From small green spaces to large destination parks, each park offers a unique experience and ways to stay active outdoors.
Erindale Park temporary closures
Areas of Erindale Park, including parking, are temporarily closed from September 6 to 16 while crews prepare for a special event. Please remain outside all fenced and signed areas. Thank you for helping us keep everyone safe. Learn more about what to expect.
Emergency trail closure - Sawmill Valley Trail at Burnhamthorpe Road
A portion of the Sawmill Valley Trail at Burnhamthorpe Road is closed until further notice due to structural damage. See the status of parks, trails and bridges closed for repair.
Featured
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Feature parkKariya ParkEnjoy a quiet escape in this Japanese garden located in downtown Mississauga. -
Park eventsOutdoor community event permitGet a permit to host an event in a City park. -
Park amenitySports equipment lockersBorrow sports equipment in select parks for free. -
Feature parkScholars’ GreenRelax and enjoy nature in the public square's outdoor hammocks. -
Feature parkCommunity Common ParkTake in the sights at Community Common, including this striking steel sculpture. -
Feature parkMax Ward Memorial ParkVisit Max Ward Memorial Park to play cricket or spot planes. -
Park amenityPlaygroundsFind a playground near you where your kids can play. -
Feature parkBrueckner Rhododendron GardensVisit one of Canada’s largest public rhododendron gardens. -
Park amenityLeash-free zonesDiscover where you can take your dog for a leash-free run in Mississauga. -
Feature parkLakeside ParkExplore Lakeside Park’s waterfront, leash-free zone, spray pad, trails and play structure. -
Forestry and environmentPrairie WatchHelp monitor the growth of the tallgrass prairie at Jack Darling Memorial Park.
Park projects
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In progress
The City of Mississauga and the Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board are improving Anaka Park with new amenities.
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Restoring the woodland in Mary Fix Park to make sure it remains a functioning forest ecosystem.
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Transforming the west bank of Port Credit Harbour into a new waterfront destination with multi-use space, green space, naturalization and a water's edge promenade.