Parks, Trails and Pathways


The City of Brampton is home to over 850 parks and 217 kilometres of City-owned trails in excess of 3,600 hectares of parkland. Throughout our parks you will find something for everyone! Brampton offers playgrounds, picnic areas, natural areas, tennis courts, athletic fields, skate board parks, trails for cycling, rollerblading, running or walking, a ski park and open space.



The Parks Maintenance and Operations Department works to maintain vibrant, safe and attractive parks and open space environments that respond to and value the diverse interests of communities within the City of Brampton. The Parks Maintenance and Operations Section is devoted to maintaining safe, quality parkland for the enjoyment of the public. This extends to the maintenance of approximately 3,600 hectares of land which include sports fields, streetscapes, park pathways, open spaces, valley lands, lakes and storm water management ponds. During the winter, Parks Maintenance provides snow control on our park pathway system, Fire Station lots and recreation centre parking lots. There are many opportunities for individuals of all ages to get out in the open air and discover nature and take part in an active lifestyle. Whether you are interested in an outdoor adventure, a quiet retreat or a place to let your dog have the freedom to play off-leash, Brampton parks offer something for everyone to enjoy during all seasons. Come and discover Brampton Parks!

June is Recreation Month

Enjoy a variety of events & programs throughout the month of June.

Emerald Ash Borer

Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) is an invasive species of beetle which feeds exclusively on ash trees. The larvae burrow under the bark of ash trees and feed there, causing extensive damage which leads to the death of the tree within a few years.