North Maple Regional Park (NMRP)

In 2018, 80 hectares (197 acres) of parkland opened to the public with the following facilities:

• two FIFA-certified artificial turf soccer fields with built-in spectator seating
• a park pavilion, including a terrace, washrooms, changerooms and drinking fountains
• picnic areas with shade shelters and seating
• a toboggan hill (currently closed due to ongoing construction)
• an asphalt parking area with spaces for 200 vehicles
• variety of walking and hiking trails
• free Wi-Fi that is available at the park pavilion and soccer fields

The existing construction activities at the park align with Phase 2 of park development, known as the enabling works. Work is approximately 50 per cent complete, and includes site grading, servicing and environmental restoration work on 130 acres of land. This construction will be fully completed by the end of 2024.

Grading and servicing of the City’s first cricket field and event area is complete, which includes lighting and irrigation. Permitting for use of the field will commence in 2025. Restoration of the pond and wetland expansion are currently underway by the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority, with final planting and other finishing works nearing completion. An accessible multi-use path and additional nature trails will also be constructed.

The City is also extending the existing park driveway (Vaughan CARES Way) at the main entrance to NMRP to include a second park entrance with access to Keele Street and adding a new traffic signal at the park’s north entrance.

Visit the NMRP Project Updates webpage to learn more and stay informed.

Yes, a new Family Recreation Area is being planned! Guided by three pillars – Restore. Engage. Play. – the area will promote activities related to restoring nature, sharing culture, promoting active living and building community. It is envisioned to include a variety of amenities for all ages and seasons, including playgrounds, water play, a youth zone, shade shelters, boardwalks, pathways, a skating trail, pond lookout, benches, a picnic area, pavilion, gardens, additional parking and year-round washroom facilities. 

The City is also initiating a master plan to develop the entire 900-acre site. The master plan will bring the park’s vision to life, and help guide its ongoing and long-term development, programming and management. The master plan will foster opportunities to restore the natural environment, engage the community, and provide a place for active living. Through the master planning process, the community will be provided with opportunities to provide feedback. Stay tuned for more details on how to be involved as opportunities arise!

Visit the NMRP Project Updates to follow along with the park’s transformation.

For garbage sightings at North Maple Regional Park, please contact Service Vaughan, the City’s contact centre, by phone at 905-832-2281 or email at service@vaughan.ca. Service Vaughan is open from Monday to Friday, from 8:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.

You can also report litter online at vaughan.ca/ServiceVaughan, under the “Litter, Vandalism and Graffiti” category. 

To report municipal emergencies on evenings and weekends, call 905-832-2281 and press ‘0’ to speak to the City’s third-party service provider.

A Special Events Permit is required to hold a variety of special events in Vaughan, such as athletic events (community runs or races), outdoor exhibitions, filming (including student filming), parades, processions, festivals, and street parties/social events. Visit the Special Event Permits webpage to learn more.

North Maple Regional Park does not have a designated off-leash dog area, therefore you must keep your dog on a leash at all times when visiting. If you’re looking to visit a designated off-leash dog area in Vaughan, you can visit any of the following locations:

• Concord/Thornhill Regional Park, located at 299 Racco Pkwy. 
• Giovanni Caboto Park, located at 75 Matthew Dr. 
• Legion Park, located at 70 Legion Court Rd. 
• Mackenzie Glen District Park, located at 220 Cranston Park Ave. 
• Matthew Park, located at 1 Villa Royale Ave. 
• Sugarbush Heritage Park, located at 91 Thornhill Woods Dr.

To learn more about off-leash dog areas in Vaughan, visit vaughan.ca/DogPark.

To express an issue regarding noise, you can file a complaint with the City’s By-Law Services by submitting an online form or emailing bylaw@vaughan.ca. You can also connect with the City’s contact centre, Service Vaughan, by phone at 905-832-2281 or email at service@vaughan.ca. Service Vaughan is open from Monday to Friday, from 8:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.

To report municipal emergencies on evenings and weekends, call 905-832-2281 and press ‘0’ to speak to the City’s third-party service provider.

You may contact the project team directly at nmrp@vaughan.ca.