Parks and Open Space
Parks, open space, trails and bikeways are plentiful in Milton so you can enjoy walking, hiking, playing and sports activities. The Town maintains over 400 acres of turf, containing over 60 parks, open space areas and District School Board properties.
Frequently Asked Questions About Parks and Open Space
Consult this handy document for answers to questions often asked about street trees, parks maintenance, stormwater management ponds and more:
Frequently Asked Questions About Parks and Open Space
Park Locations and Activities
Looking for a spray pad or outdoor pool to cool off? Need to find a soccer field location for a game? Milton parks have a wide range of amenities:
- Soccer fields and ball diamonds
- Tennis, multi-use and beach volleyball courts
- Skate park and freestyle BMX facility
- Playgrounds, spray pads and outdoor swimming pool
- Hiking and biking on trails
Consult our maps for park locations and amenities:
Park and Trail Projects
With rapid residential growth, new parks are being developed and constructed. Upgrades and improvements also take place continually to ensure quality park experiences for years to come.
Current Park and Trail Projects
Sports parks
The Town handles the scheduling for ball diamonds and soccer fields for community use. These parks are officially open for the summer season from mid-April to mid-October. For information on park use for sporting and special events, please contact us as noted below.
Trails in Milton
Explore Milton’s extensive network of trails and bikeways. The Town's Trails & Bikeways Guide includes residential area and rural maps, featuring off-road trails, boulevard trails, suggested cycling routes, key destinations and points of interest.
Urban Forest and Green Spaces
As part of its commitment to environmental leadership, the Town of Milton strives to provide ample green space and trees, maintain its existing woodlots, and plant new street trees. Your actions can affect these elements of nature, which are vital for the health and well being of our environment today and for generations to come.
- Care and Maintenance of Street Trees
- Woodlot Information and Locations
- Protecting Milton’s Green Spaces
- Stormwater Management Ponds
Vandalism
Vandalism of our parks and open spaces costs taxpayers thousands of dollars every year. Please help by reporting acts of vandalism concerning parks or trees to the Community Services Department as noted below. Let's work together to provide safe and clean parks for everyone's enjoyment.
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For more information on this topic, please use our Feedback form to submit comments or inquiries to: 'recreation'
Phone: 905 878-7252 ext 2211
Fax: 905 864-3222
