Vaughan steps up to the pitch with first cricket field
Vaughan has officially stepped up to the crease with the grand opening of its first-ever cricket field at North Maple Regional Park (NMRP)!
Celebrated on June 5 with a community event featuring Mayor Steven Del Duca and Members of Council, the new facility marks a significant milestone in the City’s commitment to expanding inclusive and diverse recreational opportunities. With the growing popularity of cricket in Vaughan, this dedicated space offers residents a new way to stay active, connect and enjoy the sport in their own community.
The new cricket field will be ready for permitting this month, and features:
- three artificial turf wicket areas
- batting cages
- a digital scoreboard
- spectator areas with bleachers
- and more!
QUOTE
“I’m proud to celebrate a major milestone for our city — the opening of Vaughan’s first-ever cricket pitch, right here at North Maple Regional Park. This isn’t just a field — it’s a symbol of our city’s diversity, growth and commitment to creating inclusive, world-class spaces. North Maple is unlike any other park in Vaughan — a 364-hectare vision rooted in nature, culture, and community. Adding a cricket pitch to this extraordinary destination brings new opportunities for residents to connect through sport and recreation. I would like to thank the Infrastructure Development team, who are working hard to move this important project forward and help foster a high quality of life for residents and visitors. Let’s hit the pitch!”
- Mayor Steven Del Duca
QUICK FACTS
Mayor Steven Del Duca and Members of Council marked the official opening of Vaughan’s first cricket field on June 5 at North Maple Regional Park, located at 11085 Keele St.
The cricket field will be ready for permitting this month, and features three artificial turf wicket areas, batting cages, a digital scoreboard, spectator areas and more.
LEARN MORE
- North Maple Regional Park webpage
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