Downtown parks
Parks promote active living, support mental health and improve the environment. Put simply, parks make cities more livable.
There are 10 existing parks and a range of trails for residents to enjoy in the Downtown Core. Parks in the Downtown have a variety of features such as the splash pad at Celebration Square, a skate park at Mississauga’s Civic Centre and café seating at Scholars’ Green.
Public engagement
The City is deciding how to build or rebuild three parks in the Downtown—Zonta Meadows, John “Bud” Cleary and the future park at M City.
The City postponed any in-person public engagement based on public health recommendations around COVID-19 and the need for physical distancing. With that in mind, we would like to thank you for providing your feedback through the short online survey.
The survey closed on Monday, August 31, 2020.
The feedback gathered will inform future park programs to improve your experience in these parks. Please subscribe to news alerts below if you would like to be kept up to date on the project.
Featured parks
Address: 450 Webb Drive, Mississauga
Existing Park Amenities
- Playground
- Green Open Space
- On-Street Parking
- Soccer Field (7v7)
Address: 410 Rathburn Rd W, Mississauga
Existing Park Amenities
- Outdoor Fitness Equipment
- Accessible Playground (Canada’s First)
- Soccer Field
- Public Tennis Courts (2)
- Parking
Address: 505 Webb Drive, Mississauga
Proposed Park Amenities
- Two Acres of Passive Open Green Space
- Trail Connections to John “Bud” Cleary Park, Zonta Meadows and the Mary Fix Trail System
Downtown Strategy
The City is developing a guiding document called the Downtown Strategy. In 2019, an online survey was circulated asking for your say on the Downtown Core and what the City could do to improve it.
Through this survey, the City heard a lot of feedback about Downtown parks and greenspaces and a summary document has been prepared outlining the key findings and next steps. Residents wanted to see additional park equipment, trees and better ways to move around the neighbourhood. The feedback gathered will help to inform and develop recommendations for the future of Downtown Mississauga.
More information about the Downtown Strategy and ways to get involved is available online at yoursay.mississauga.ca/downtown.
