Open for consultation City project

Improving Bert Fleming Park

The City is expanding Bert Fleming Park. Tell us what you think of the revised park design by December 14, 2026.

Share your feedback on the revised park design.

The survey is open until December 14, 2026.

Overview

Through the completion of The Credit Woodlands Integrated Road Project, the City will expand Bert Fleming Park by approximately 0.5 acres. New pedestrian crossings and sidewalks will also connect residents to the surrounding neighbourhood.

A map of the Bert Fleming Park neighbourhood — Bert Fleming Park and the surrounding Credit Woodlands neighbourhood

The City plans to add new facilities, amenities and features to Bert Fleming Park. These upgrades will make the park a neighbourhood hub where residents can gather, play and connect with nature.

The new park will offer accessible spaces for residents of all ages. It will help neighbours connect and support the well-being of the community.

Public engagement

Phase One

The City held a survey and an open house in spring 2026 to gather feedback on the conceptual design (Concept Plan). The City also wanted to understand what features and activities residents hoped to see at Bert Fleming Park. The Phase One: Closing the Loop Summary highlights what residents said on the Concept Plan and park programming.

Based on this feedback, the City recommended revising the Concept Plan and park programming to balance different community interests and focus on the features residents supported most, including:

Naturalization areas, park trails and open lawns
Active spaces such as a children’s play area
Community gathering spaces with seating

Phase Two

The City is now launching Phase 2 of public engagement to ask for feedback on the revised Concept Plan. The revised Concept Plan and programming can be viewed in the Project documents and plans section below and in the Phase 2 survey.

A summary of the revisions to the Concept Plan is provided in the Phase 2 survey. The revised Concept Plan provides an illustration of the proposed facilities, amenities and features and has been prepared based on:

Input received from Phase 1 of public engagement
Parks, Foresty and Environment 2024 Future Directions Plan
Technical analysis
Capital budget

Share your feedback on the Concept Plan by taking the survey by December 14, 2026.

Project documents and plans

Improving Bert Fleming Park project documents

Proposed plans

Aerial map of Bert Fleming Park showing the existing parkland, the proposed new parkland on the west side and a 5-metre right-of-way with a sidewalk around the park. — Creating space to grow: existing and proposed parkland

Aerial tree plan of Bert Fleming Park showing 29 trees proposed for removal and 52 trees to be kept. — Space for community and canopy: proposed tree removal and retention. Tree numbers and limits are approximate and subject to confirmation in the field.

Revised concept plan for Bert Fleming Park showing a children's play area, open lawns, naturalized areas, community gathering areas, park trails and distance markers along the sidewalk. — Conceptual design of the future park. This plan is conceptual and subject to change.

Revised concept plan with the play area highlighted, and example photos of a cycle track, painted asphalt games and natural wood play features. — Get moving: examples of proposed play features

Revised concept plan with seating areas highlighted, and example photos of benches, picnic tables, umbrella tables and an interpretive sign. — Pause, picnic and discover: examples of proposed seating and gathering features

Revised concept plan with planted areas highlighted, and example photos of flowering plants, ornamental grasses, boulders and open lawn. — Rooted in community: examples of proposed planting and green space

Project contact

If you have questions or feedback about this project, email public.info@mississauga.ca or call 311 (905-615-4311 if outside city limits) and reference Bert Fleming Park.

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