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Construction for site servicing and preparations is now complete. This work included the preparation of 52 hectares (130 acres) of the park for future development of new recreational facilities and amenities. Here are some highlights:
- Site grading, stormwater management and installation of underground services, such as water, sanitary, electrical, gas, and telecom.
- The completion of the City’s first cricket field and event lawn, additional park pathways, accessible multi-use trails, reconstruction of the new park driveway (Vaughan CARES Way) to include second access point on Keele Street and adding a new traffic signal at the park’s north entrance.
- Restoration of approximately 10 acres of provincially significant areas, including pond and wetland expansions and the creation of a wildlife corridor. All work was completed in coordination with the Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks (MECP), the Ministry of Natural Resources, and the Toronto Region Conservation Authority (TRCA).
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Development of a Family Recreation Area is underway and envisioned to include a variety of programming for all ages and seasons. This area will span over 15 acres and will feature nature playgrounds, waterplay, a winter skate trail, a pondside boardwalk and accessible pathways, a major picnic pavilion, flower gardens, a parking lot, and a pavilion with washrooms.
To learn more, read the April 2 Committee of the Whole (Working Session) meeting report: North Maple Regional Park Family Recreation Area Update – April 2025 and get a sneak peek of the final design. The Family Recreation Area is anticipated to open for public use in 2026!
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On July 29, the City held a special event to mark the start of construction of a new soccer dome at NMRP. This project is a collaborative effort between the City and the Vaughan Soccer Club, which are partnering to design, build, operate, and maintain the future facility. The soccer dome, which will be ready for play by the end of the year, will feature an 11 versus 11 artificial turf field and offer year-round indoor programming.
To support more park users, expansion of the existing parking lot is also underway. Upon completion, will include 200 new spaces and improved accessibility for visitors to enjoy and explore the fresh new turf!
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A series of artistic and interpretive signage and installations have been installed at the park. These signs will provide visitors with more information about the park’s design, construction, development plans and vision. Also featured are a series of art installations to express a warm welcome to all park visitors. A comprehensive signage and wayfinding program is being developed to improve navigation, create a stronger sense of place, and enhance visitor experience. New signage will include new park maps and integration of park information online. The first installations are scheduled for early 2026.
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11085 Keele St., Vaughan, ON L6A 1S1
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8:30 a.m. to 11 p.m., daily