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Burlington parks directory
Burlington, Ontario, Canada
Find Burlington, Ontario parks and open spaces, with individual descriptions, recorded facilities, photos where verified and Google Maps.
Key information
Browse 133 park and open-space sections for Burlington. Search a name, street or recorded feature, then open that place’s map. The source scope and any missing information are explained below.
On this page
What this directory covers
| Detail | Coverage |
|---|---|
| Individual sections | 133 |
| Source scope | Every polygon in the current City of Burlington Parks layer. Repeated named parcels at the same recorded address share a section. Unnamed records remain visible. |
| Coverage limits | All entries in the stated source scope are included. This does not establish current public access. |
Every polygon in the current City of Burlington Parks layer. Repeated named parcels at the same recorded address share a section. Unnamed records remain visible.
Recorded facilities can be seasonal, closed or out of service. A blank field means not confirmed. A map point may mark park land rather than a public or accessible entrance.
Sources: Burlington official park land inventory · Burlington parks information · Leash-free dog park rules
Find a park
Search the recorded names, streets, descriptions and facilities. Each result has its own section and map links. Only the places on the current page are downloaded.
Some pins mark park land rather than an entrance. Official park pages have current visiting details.
121 to 133 of 133 places
Thorpe Park
1140 Stephenson Dr., Burlington, Ontario, Canada
Thorpe Park is recorded as park - neighbourhood in Burlington. The recorded location is 1140 Stephenson Dr..
- Recorded type
- Park - Neighbourhood
- Inventory status
- Active
- Leash-free inventory flag
- No
- Mapped land area
- 2.04 hectares (sum of inventory parcels)
Trail Head Parkette
5401 Redstone St., Burlington, Ontario, Canada
Trail Head Parkette is recorded as park - parkette in Burlington. The recorded location is 5401 Redstone St..
- Recorded type
- Park - Parkette
- Inventory status
- Active
- Leash-free inventory flag
- No
- Mapped land area
- 0.23 hectares (sum of inventory parcels)
Tuck Park
3405 Spruce Ave., Burlington, Ontario, Canada
Tuck Park is recorded as park - neighbourhood in Burlington. The recorded location is 3405 Spruce Ave..
- Recorded type
- Park - Neighbourhood
- Inventory status
- Active
- Leash-free inventory flag
- No
- Mapped land area
- 3.54 hectares (sum of inventory parcels)
Unnamed park land (record 3201)
1150 Cooke Blvd., Burlington, Ontario, Canada
Unnamed park land (record 3201) is recorded as park land in Burlington. The recorded location is 1150 Cooke Blvd..
- Recorded type
- Not recorded
- Inventory status
- Active
- Leash-free inventory flag
- Not recorded
- Mapped land area
- 0.28 hectares (sum of inventory parcels)
Wardley Park
1100 Oneida Pl., Burlington, Ontario, Canada
Wardley Park is recorded as park - parkette in Burlington. The recorded location is 1100 Oneida Pl..
- Recorded type
- Park - Parkette
- Inventory status
- Active
- Leash-free inventory flag
- No
- Mapped land area
- 0.75 hectares (sum of inventory parcels)
Wellington Park
1371 Baldwin St., Burlington, Ontario, Canada
Wellington Park is recorded as park - neighbourhood in Burlington. The recorded location is 1371 Baldwin St..
- Recorded type
- Park - Neighbourhood
- Inventory status
- Active
- Leash-free inventory flag
- No
- Mapped land area
- 1.30 hectares (sum of inventory parcels)
Westbury Park
1470 Westbury Ave., Burlington, Ontario, Canada
Westbury Park is recorded as park - neighbourhood in Burlington. The recorded location is 1470 Westbury Ave..
- Recorded type
- Park - Neighbourhood
- Inventory status
- Active
- Leash-free inventory flag
- No
- Mapped land area
- 1.62 hectares (sum of inventory parcels)
Windows to the Lake - Appleby Place
105 Appleby Pl., Burlington, Ontario, Canada
Windows to the Lake - Appleby Place is recorded as park - parkette in Burlington. The recorded location is 105 Appleby Pl..
- Recorded type
- Park - Parkette
- Inventory status
- Active
- Leash-free inventory flag
- No
- Mapped land area
- 0.11 hectares (sum of inventory parcels)
Windows to the Lake - Green Street
226 Green St., Burlington, Ontario, Canada
Windows to the Lake - Green Street is recorded as park - parkette in Burlington. The recorded location is 226 Green St..
- Recorded type
- Park - Parkette
- Inventory status
- Active
- Leash-free inventory flag
- No
- Mapped land area
- 0.06 hectares (sum of inventory parcels)
Windows to the Lake - Market Street
225 Market St., Burlington, Ontario, Canada
Windows to the Lake - Market Street is recorded as park - parkette in Burlington. The recorded location is 225 Market St..
- Recorded type
- Park - Parkette
- Inventory status
- Active
- Leash-free inventory flag
- No
- Mapped land area
- 0.07 hectares (sum of inventory parcels)
Windows to the Lake - St. Paul Street
210 St.Paul St., Burlington, Ontario, Canada
Windows to the Lake - St. Paul Street is recorded as park - parkette in Burlington. The recorded location is 210 St.Paul St..
- Recorded type
- Park - Parkette
- Inventory status
- Active
- Leash-free inventory flag
- No
- Mapped land area
- 0.09 hectares (sum of inventory parcels)
Windows to the Lake - Walker's Line
140 Walker's Line, Burlington, Ontario, Canada
Windows to the Lake - Walker's Line is recorded as park - parkette in Burlington. The recorded location is 140 Walker's Line.
- Recorded type
- Park - Parkette
- Inventory status
- Active
- Leash-free inventory flag
- No
- Mapped land area
- 0.08 hectares (sum of inventory parcels)
Zimmerman Park
4275 No. 2 Side Rd., Burlington, Ontario, Canada
Zimmerman Park is recorded as park - special resource in Burlington. The recorded location is 4275 No. 2 Side Rd..
- Recorded type
- Park - Special Resource
- Inventory status
- Active
- Leash-free inventory flag
- No
- Mapped land area
- 6.83 hectares (sum of inventory parcels)
Planning your park visit
Does this directory show every park in Burlington?
It includes all 176 records returned by the stated official land layer, arranged into 133 sections. It is complete for that source scope. Land parcels, school grounds and open spaces are not the same as currently open visitor parks.
Why can one park have several source IDs?
A park can contain several mapped parcels. Parcels with the same recorded name and location share a section. Every original source ID is retained, so repeated land records are not silently dropped.
Do the map points show park entrances?
No. The coordinates are calculated from the mapped land boundaries and show an approximate land centre. Use the recorded address where available, and confirm the entrance before travelling.
Does a mapped park have confirmed washrooms and parking?
Not necessarily. This land inventory does not verify visitor facilities, accessible entrances or current washroom opening. A missing fact means it has not been verified, rather than that the facility does not exist.
Which parks have designated picnic and barbecue areas?
The city names LaSalle Park, Lowville Park and Hidden Valley Park. These sites have picnic amenities and hot-ash disposal bins.
Source: Burlington parks information
Do I need a picnic reservation?
The city asks visitors to book LaSalle and Hidden Valley picnic sites in advance. Lowville picnic spaces are first come, first served. Larger events may need extra permits.
Source: Burlington parks information
Can I put a barbecue on a picnic table?
No. Use a small portable barbecue with legs or a heat-resistant stand on a stable non-flammable surface. Keep it away from grass, vegetation, people and paths.
Source: Burlington parks information
Where do charcoal and hot ashes go?
Only in a designated hot-ash bin. Do not put coals in ordinary garbage bins or dump them on the ground. Open fires are prohibited.
Source: Burlington parks information
Can dogs be off leash throughout Burlington parks?
No. Except in designated leash-free areas and private property, dogs must be leashed and controlled by a competent person.
Source: Leash-free dog park rules
Can a leash-free visitor leave their dog alone?
No. Stay with the dog, carry a leash, keep control and pick up waste. The city allows at most two dogs off leash at one time.
Source: Leash-free dog park rules
Official park information
Sources: Burlington official park land inventory · Burlington parks information · Leash-free dog park rules