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Who to Contact

Service Barrie
(705) 726-4242
ServiceBarrie@barrie.ca

Be aware of wildlife

You should not approach, feed or try to interact with wildlife you may encounter in the City’s parks or trails. See safety tips about preventing and managing conflicts with coyotes, wolves and foxes.

See a sick or injured wild animal? Please call Animal Control for the City's Enforcement Services at 705-739-4241.

Municipal Naming Policy

The Municipal Naming Policy establishes processes & criteria for naming, renaming or dedicating assets such as parks.

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Parks Listing

Living in Barrie is a walk in the park! Pack a picnic, grab a Frisbee or enjoy leisurely walks through 300 hectares of scenic park space.

Playgrounds Open

Playground equipment is not sanitized. Parents are encouraged to wash their children’s hands and use hand sanitizer after play.

Barbecues & Tents Banned at Waterfront Parks

Barbecues and tents are temporarily banned at all City of Barrie waterfront parks, beaches and trails.

Reduced Service Levels in Public Spaces

As of mid-June, we are at approximately 50% of our normal staffing level for parks. With significantly less staff than normal for this time of year, service looks different and it will take more time to respond to service requests. We appreciate your patience as we work to balance financial restrictions with day-to-day maintenance needs.

Please visit barrie.ca/services for the current status of all City services due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Parks & Recreation Strategic Master Plan (June 2010) established a strategic framework for recreation and parks’ services, programs and facilities that will guide future decision making with regard to policy, operati​ons, maintenance, and capital improvements to the year 2019.

The Official Map of Barrie details the location of school, parks, trails and includes an enlargement of Barrie’s waterfront. The map is also available at City Hall, Barrie Public Library, and Tourism Barrie (when open).

Below is an alphabetical listing of Barrie's parks. To learn more about the location, size and amenities of each park, click on the park name or arrow to expand each section. To view all parks in our online mapping portal click on the address links.

The status of any seasonal washrooms listed below may be impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Please refer to barrie.ca/services for confirmation of any impacts.
Park NameAddressSize
Allandale Recreation Centre Park 190 Bayview Drive.7 acres
Allandale Station Park Lakeshore Drive16.3 acres

 

Allandale Heights Park 120 Bayview Drive3 acres

 

Archie Goodall Park 215 Wellington Street East1.5 acres

 

Assikinack Park 236 Little Avenue5.3 acres
Audrey Milligan Park & Pond 39, 83, 99 Perry St / 21 Boys Street S 8.2 acres

Natural area, environmentally protected.

Barrie Community Sports Complex* 2100 Nursery Road, Midhurst11.2
Barwick Park 49 Barwick Drive3.9 acres

 

Batteaux Park 443 Mapleton Avenue7.5 acres

 

Bayshore Park 296 Pine Drive5.1 acres

 

Bear Creek Park 25 Bear Creek Drive7.8 acres

 

Berczy Street Park 144 Berczy Street2.2 acres

 

Blair Park 24 Marcus Street.8 acres

 

Brock Park 66 Brock Street3.9 acres

The basketball court located at Brock Park is a ½ basketball court.

Brown Wood Park 101 Brown Wood Drive2.4 acres

The basketball court located at Brown Wood Park is a ½ basketball court.

Brunton Park 15 Brunton Crescent1.2 acres

 

Carter Park 33 Carter Road1.2 acres

 

Cartwright Park 45 Cartwright Drive3.4 acres

 

Catherine Park 30 Catherine Drive2.8 acres

 

Cedar Grove Park 177 Golden Meadow Road3.2 acres

 

Centennial Park North 61, 65, 75, 79 Lakeshore Drive10.2 acres

Waterfront parking details

Centennial equipment upgrades will occur on August 6, and Aug 19–28, 2020. Closure signs/barriers will be posted to close off specific work areas (not the entire playground).

Centennial Park South 81, 85, 95 99 Lakeshore Drive8.2 acres

Waterfront parking details

Park includes an outdoor rink that doubles as a twin basketball court in the warmer months.
Chalmers Park 72 Chalmers Drive1.9 acres

 

Cheltenham Park 50 Cheltenham Road6.6 acres

 

Cloughley Park 33 Cloughley Drive4.3 acres

 

College Heights Park 23 Bernick Drive3.1 acres

 

Coronation Park 38 Coronation Parkway5.2 acres

 

Cudia Park 247 Dodson Road1.6 acres

 

Cumming Park 134 Cumming Drive.6 acres

 

Cundles West Park 395 Cundles Road West4.7 acres

 

D'Ambrosio Park 11 Barre Drive2.2 acres

 

D & J Fralick Park Jessica Drive8.7 acres

 

Dock Road Park 204 Dock Road3.3 acres
Donald Street Park 14, 18 Donald Street1.2 acres

 

Dunsmore Park 165 Dunsmore Lane4.9 acres

 

East Bayfield Park 99 Hanmer Steet East12.1 acres

 

East Bayfield Recreation Centre Park* 80 Livingstone Street East1.1 acres
Eastview Community Park* 453 Grove St.1.3 acres
Elizabeth Park 60 Elizabeth Street2.3 acres

 

Emms Park 123 Emms Drive.4 acres

The playground equipment at Emms Park does not include swings.

Ferndale Park 146 Ferndale Drive South12.7 acres

 

Ferris Park 10 Collete Crescent3.1 acres

The basketball court located at Ferris Park is a ½ basketball court.

The Gables 250 Tollendale Mill Road35.9 acres

 

Gibbon Park 25 Gibbon Drive1.9 acres

 

Golden Meadow Park 139 Hurst Drive8.6 acres

 

Greenfield Park 11 Greenfield Avenue5.7 acres

The basketball court located at Greenfield Park is a ½ basketball court.

Hanmer Park 54 McDougall Drive2 acres

 

Harvie Park 28 Harvie Road4 acres

 

Heritage Park 5 Simcoe St.7.3 acres

Washroom hours: 7am–11pm daily (including holidays) from May through Thanksgiving weekend only.

H. G. Robertson Park 236 Grove Street East2.1 acres

 

Hickling Park 211 Johnson Street6.2 acres

 

Highland Park 25, 29 Maclaren Avenue1.8 acres

 

Holly Community Park 207 Emms Drive11.9 acres

 

Holly Community Centre Park* 171 Mapleton Avenue.7 acres

The playground equipment at Holly Community Centre Park does not include swings.

Huronia North Park 311 Huronia Road29.1 acres

 

Hurst Park 34 Hurst Drive2.4 acres

 

Hyde Park 100 The Queensway11.6 acres

The basketball court located at Hyde Park is a ½ basketball court.

Irwin Park 10 Irwin Drive2.9 acres

 

Johnson's Beach Park 2 Johnson Street1 acre

Washroom hours: 7am–11pm daily (including holidays) from May through Thanksgiving weekend only.

Kearsey Park Sunnidale Road4.8 acres

 

Kempenfelt Park 55–115 Kempenfelt Drive1.6 acres

 

Kozlov Park 283, 295, & 315 Kozlov Street4.2 acres

 

Kuzmich Park 2 Golden Meadow Road.9 acres

 

Lampman Lane Park 59 Lampman Lane17.8 acres

 

Leacock Park 260–280 Leacock Drive3.2 acres

 

Lennox Park 319 Big Bay Point Road19.7 acres

The Lennox Community Park playground re-construction project was completed in June 2017. The new inclusive playground features accessible engineered wood fiber safety surfacing and a new separate swing area. Concrete edging with curb depressions allows for access into the play area at multiple locations. The play equipment exceeds the Canadian Standards Association accessible criteria, including both elevated and ground level play components. If you have any questions about the project, please contact Clare Maher at clare.maher@barrie.ca.

Lions Park 86–88 Clapperton Street.6 acres

The basketball court located at Lions Park is a ½ basketball court.

Livingstone Park 130 Livingstone Street West7.5 acres

 

Lonsdale Park 5 Lonsdale Place.8 acres

 

Lougheed Park 90 Lougheed Road6 acres

 

Loyalist Park 40 Loyalist Court4.4 acres

Soccor field and basketball court are scheduled to be added in 2017.

MacMorrison Park 160 Grove Street East6.5 acres

 

Madelaine Park 90 Madelaine Drive6.6 acres

 

Maitland Park 210 Johnson Street5.5 acres

 

Mapleton Park 38 Mapleton Avenue5 acres

 

Marina North 25 Simcoe Street6.3 acres

 

Marsellus Park 125 Marsellus Drive6.6 acres

 

Mayfair Park 57 Mayfair Drive4.2 acres

The playground equipment at Mayfair Park does not include swings.

McConkey Park 11 McConkey Place3.1 acres

 

Military Heritage Park 205 Lakeshore Drive6.4 acres

South shore of Kempenfelt Bay beside the Southshore Community Centre
Honouring our military, the Military Heritage Park symbolically references Canada and the City of Barrie’s military history, and relationship with CFB Borden, by including landforms distinct to each era of overseas and national military commitment.

Minet's Point Park 10 Brennan Avenue3 acres

Washroom hours: 7am–11pm daily (including holidays) from May through Thanksgiving weekend only.

Montserrand Park Montserrand Street.6 acres

 

Nelson Square 189 Blake Street2.1 acres

 

Oates Park Oates Lane2.6 acres

 

Osprey Ridge Park 321 Livingstone Street East4.2 acres

 

Painswick Park 231 Ashford Drive9.7 acres


Painswick Park includes 2 dedicated outdoor pickleball courts with acrylic surfacing.

Patricia Park 21 Patricia Avenue.5 acres

 

Patterson Place Park 75 Moon Drive1.1 acres

 

Pioneer Park 420 Cox Mill Road.1 acres

 

Pringle Park  30 ​Pringle Drive7.1 acres

 

Queen's Park 55 Ross Street9.6 acres

 

Radenhurst Park 39 Radenhurst Drive3.6 acres

 

Redfern Park Redfern Avenue1.9 acres
Redpath Park Redpath Road1.7 acres
Riverwood Park Kozlov Street7.4 acres
Robin Court Robin Court.7 acres

 

Sam Cancilla Park 157 Dunlop Street East1.1 acres

 

Sandringham Park 69, 101 Sandringham Drive22.4 acres

The Sandringham Park playground will be closed for construction site works from August 4–14, 2020, followed by equipment upgrades from Monday August 24 to Friday September 4. Work includes new engineered wood fiber surfacing replacing the existing sand.

Scott Park 95 Scott Crescent1.9 acres
Shalom Park Shalom Way3.1 acres
Shear Park 21–23 Holgate Street10.5 acres

The basketball court located at Shear Park is a ½ basketball court.

Shear Park's inclusive playground, opened in June 2015, features paved walkway routes from the parking lot to an elevated ramp leading onto the playground, which is surfaced with accessible engineered wood fiber. Concrete edging with curb depressions allows for access into the play area at multiple locations. The play equipment selected exceeds the Canadian Standards Association accessible criteria, including both elevated and ground level play components.

Sheppards Park 366 Tollendale Mill Road1.2 acres
Shoreview Park Indian Arrow Road4.4 acres
Snowshoe Park 20 Showshoe Trail2.2 acres

The basketball court located at Snowshoe Park is a ½ basketball court.

Steel Street Park 200 Cook Street2.4 acres

The basketball court located at Steel Street Park is a ½ basketball court.

Stollar Park 245 Livingstone Street East3.8 acres
Strabane Park 70 Strabane Avenue1.9 acres

The basketball court located at Strabane Park is a ½ basketball court.

St. Vincent Park 65 Blake Street2.2 acres

 

Summerset Park 119, 159 Summerset Drive7 acres
Sunnidale Park 227 Sunnidale Road48.6 acres

The Every Kids a Hero Inclusive Adventure Playground at Sunnidale Park was redeveloped in 2014 in partnership with the Barrie Professional Firefighters Association. The playground allows youngsters with mobility impairments or disabilities, as well individuals with hearing and visual impairments, to have some fun getting fresh air. Features:

  • ramped access to elevated play areas, in addition to the typical wheelchair transfer stations.
  • a variety of inclusive play components that address the needs of a broad cross-section of special needs. These features include the cozy cocoon for children who are autistic and the metal slide for children with cochlear implants.
Surrey Park Broadfoot Road5.8 acres
Tiffin Launch 105 Lakeshore Drive3.8 acres
Tollendale Woods Park 40 Royal Oak Drive1.8 acres
Tyndale Park 45 Tyndale Road15 acres
Valleyview Park North 81 Crimson Ridge Road.9 acres
Veterans Woods Park 411 Veterans Drive11.6 acres
Victoria Woods Park 114 Lillian Crescent7.9 acres
Wessenger Park 39 Wessenger Drive1.4 acres
Wilkins Park 121 Crimson Ridge Road1.9 acres
Willoughby Park 321 Little Avenue13.1 acres
*Community Park. A Community Park is a large multi-field park which are larger than typical neighbourhood parks.

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