Parks & Amenities

Ice storm cleanup continues

For your safety, please stay out of trails and treed areas in City parks at this time. City crews and certified contractor crews are working to clean up debris from City-owned trees on streets and in parks/trails in priority/safety order. The ice storm damaged many trees. There is a large cleanup ahead.

    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. Please abide by park regulations. A full list of parks is below; please use the search options to find a park to explore.

    The Outdoor Recreation Facility Study helps guide the City in making decisions about where and what type of future facilities should be prioritized in the future.

    Amenities
    playground

    Allandale Heights Park

    Address: 120 Bayview Drive
    Size: 3
    Amenities: Playground
    Waterfront Heritage Trail Station 1 with paverstone pathway

    Allandale Station Park

    Address: 285 Lakeshore Drive
    Size: 16.3
    Amenities: Fitness Station, Gazebo, Parking Lot, Washrooms
    Archie Goodall Park sign

    Archie Goodall Park

    Address: 215 Wellington St E
    Size: 1.5
    Amenities: Playground
    open space

    Assikinack Park

    Address: 236 Little Ave
    Size: 5.3
    Amenities: Soccer Field

    Includes open space.
    pond with ducks

    Audrey Milligan Park & Pond

    Address: 39, 83, 99 Perry Street / 21 Boys Street
    Size: 8.2

    Includes a natural area, which is environmentally protected.
    Aerial view of Barrie Community Sports Complex

    Barrie Community Sports Complex

    Address: 2100 Nursery Road
    Size: 11.2
    Amenities: Baseball Field, Football Field, Parking Lot, Playground, Rugby Field, Soccer Field, Washrooms

    The 118-acre complex includes Athletic Kulture Stadium, home of the Barrie Baycats.
    Barwick Park sign

    Barwick Park

    Address: 49 Barwick Dr
    Size: 3.9
    Amenities: Playground

    Includes a mainly woodlot area with a small play park and storm detention.
    Bayshore Park sign and grass

    Bayshore Park

    Address: 296 Pine Drive
    Size: 5.1
    Amenities: Baseball Field, Parking Lot, Playground

    Includes a mainly open space with a wooded corner.
    Sign for Bear Creek Eco Park with flowers in foreground

    Bear Creek Eco Park

    Address: 121 Ferndale Drive South
    Amenities: Parking Lot

    Home to a variety of wildlife and is wheelchair accessible with accessible parking spaces in the lot. 

    Bear Creek Park

    Address: 25 Bear Creek Drive
    Size: 7.8
    Amenities: Baseball Field, Parking Lot, Playground, Soccer Field

    Includes open space as well as a wooded area with a creek.

    Ice storm cleanup continues

    For your safety, please stay out of trails and treed areas in City parks at this time. City crews and certified contractor crews are working to clean up debris from City-owned trees on streets and in parks/trails in priority/safety order. The ice storm damaged many trees. There is a large cleanup ahead.

      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. Please abide by park regulations. A full list of parks is below; please use the search options to find a park to explore.

      The Outdoor Recreation Facility Study helps guide the City in making decisions about where and what type of future facilities should be prioritized in the future.

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