Chinguacousy Park

Chinguacousy Park is a perfect spot for all ages, offering a variety of activities year-round: For Kids: A fun bathing area with fountains, an open pool, swings for toddlers to adults, and even a small farm with pony rides and animals. Sports & Fitness: Volleyball courts, a smooth racetrack for running, open gym equipment, and a tennis court (reservation required). Winter Fun: Ice skating rink and a snow tubing hill for some winter excitement. Summer Vibes: Vibrant flower displays, a peaceful pond with boat rides, and a beautiful fountain. Community Events: A hub for local events and gatherings. Extras: A library and peaceful walking trails, perfect for relaxing or exploring. Free parking on three sides and amenities accessible to all. Whether you're looking for a family day out, sports, or just a relaxing stroll, this park has something for everyone!

Chinguacousy Park outshines most parks visited so far in terms of its exhaustive play and recreational offerings at one place most suitable and adapted for families, friends, social gatherings and small get-together. 3 separate parking lots, kids play zones, splash pads,skating trails, skateboarding, scooter rides, toy trains, public library, beach volleyball. tennis courts, ample seating arrangements, kids zoo and petting zones, seasonal kite flying, park boat rides and sprawling green undulating pastures makes a day short. Visit to enjoy its vibrant spread of leisurely active offerings. Enjoy.

All times fav park 😌with a lot of activities to do Chinguacousy Park, is the heart of Brampton. It is a nice park which that exemplifies natural beauty and recreational excellence. Spanning over 200 acres, the park features a diverse landscape that includes lush gardens, expansive lawns, and tranquil water features, creating a picturesque setting for relaxation and outdoor activities. It has golf, train ride fountains, farm animals, rides for children and too much to explore. And nice view from the top of the hill. One of the park’s standout attractions is its beautifully maintained botanical gardens. The vibrant floral displays, seasonal plantings, and well-designed garden beds offer a feast for the eyes and a peaceful retreat for visitors. The park's numerous walking trails meander through its natural beauty, providing scenic routes for leisurely strolls and invigorating runs. Families and children will find much to enjoy with the park’s expansive playgrounds, splash pads, and picnic areas. The serene pond and fountain offer a calming backdrop, enhancing the park’s appeal as a place for reflection and leisure. Additionally, the park hosts various community events and activities throughout the year, contributing to its lively atmosphere and strong community engagement. Overall, Chinguacousy Park combines natural beauty with recreational amenities, making it a cherished destination for both relaxation and enjoyment in Brampton.

Perfect place for nature-lovers…one can do brisk walk, cycling, jogging and many more other activities while enjoying the scenic beauty of greenery, water pond, blooming vibrant flowers and cool breeze. So many rides for children, along with the splash pads for kids and adults as well. One can have a great picnic time with family and friends there. If not to do anything, just sit, relax and breathe; you will find yourself in the lap of mother nature there😊😊

A nice and fun place for family. You can embrace nature even when you live from the city side. It has a huge playground for kids, peacful place for relaxing in the fountain side. There are tables for picnics (Clean as you go). Not too crowded especially on weekdays. Best season to catch here for me is fall. I hope this information helps. See photos for more details. It was all taken during fall.

Ok this park is awesome. We went around 11:30am so still plenty of parking. We did the petting zoo, splash pad, park and mini golf. We had alot of fun although my daughter fell at the splash pad hitting her head, saying it was quite slippery. Will take water shoes next time. Everything else is great though and will go back.

The skating experience here was great! Went on a Saturday night and loved that it was not over crowded. The park was so cute with lights and skate rentals provided on site. There were washrooms and some staff available to help on ice. Skate aids require a helmet rental and are limited to around 4 so it’s first come first serve. We are new skaters and once on the ice, it was manageable but if you need support like rails or barriers then this may not be the outdoor rink for you. There was also ample parking on site. Would recommend.

Perfect place for families with kids to chill out and have some fun! Less busy in the mornings. Pony rides and the petting zoo are a big win for the kids. You can rent scooters inside the park for $5. Pony rides are $4 and entry into the petting zoo is $2. Refreshments are reasonably priced too. Paddle boating is $10 for a boat for 30 mins. Overall a must visit!!

It a beautiful park with a lot of beautiful activities for kids and adults so yes I will definitely recommend it

A great place to check out at any age. Many fun activities for the whole family, especially for younger children. Ample free parking available. Walked through the park and enjoyed the splash pad, playground, petting zoo and mini golf course. There's also a small man-made pond nearby where you can rent a paddle boat.

A beautiful huge outdoor park, which is like high park of Brampton! So much to do at any time of the year, particularly for kids and ofcourse a lot for adults too. So whether its snowing or sunny the park offers you some outdoor activity! The park has ample of parking too.

This outdoor skating rink has become one of my favourites in the GTA! The rink is in great condition. It's not your typical oval shaped rink, but rather more naturally shaped and long. Just be prepared to dodge some speeding and sliding kiddos (and adults) from time to time. There are lockers and washrooms nearby and lots of seating for putting on and taking off skates. There is also a skate rental ($10/2hrs) where you can choose between figure skates, hockey skates, or adjustable skates. There are so many other things to do here! Playground for the kiddos, skiing, snowboarding, tubing, skateboard park, petting zoo, food trucks... just to name a few!!! Two large parking lots - it was easy to find a spot on a Sunday afternoon.

If you are looking to get away from the city life, visit this park in Brampton. It's a nice little getaway with a petting zoo. Great for summertime exploration and just relaxing by the water. With the recent boom in population in Brampton, this park is the perfect location for families to stroll through and have bbqs in the summer and the indoor greenhouse will get you connected with nature on a more personal level. The pond even has ducks and other wildlife throughout the year.

My local park and my favourite to date! It has everything, splash pad, carousel, playgrounds, plenty of greenery, track and pitch for games, leisure centre, outdoor movie night in the summer, festivals, petting zoo, botanical garden, you name it! Beautiful in the summer so come visit!

Funny the hill is man made (garbage dump essentially). it's a nice option if you are stuck living in Bramalea/B-town area. I mostly use the skateboard park, it's decent (other than ANNOYING SCOOTERS). The farm, parks areas nice to wander.

Comfortably Brampton's most popular park. This is an urban recreational park and not so much of a nature escape. It's well thought and laid out - very much part of the civil engineering project that is Bramalea. They've really tried to squeeze in about everything you can consider: large playground, water splash pad, pond, mini botanical garden, concession, mini ski/toboggan hill, beach volleyball area, chalet, football field, petting zoo, reception hall, and probably a couple other things. They even built a natural amphitheatre with a steep, shaped hill where you can watch concert bands in the summertime (the Ching concert band). The park is also part of the Chinguacousy trail - a continuous trail that virtually runs over half the north/south length of the city. Terrific for joggers. As imagined, the place is VERY busy in the summertime. In addition to everything above, they also have a carousel and miniature train for kids. My critique is not so much of the park itself, but the city. The park becomes far too crowded during the summer. At the heart of the park, you're practically shoulder to shoulder with others, and you need to ensure your child doesn't get overrun by the several dozen other kids in the same play area. It speaks of the park's draw, but also the lack of other options. Brampton has a lot of 'parkettes' to their credit, but very few proper parks for a city its size. Decades ago, the city planners felt this park would serve its city well. The city has probably tripled in population since, but they city now has no problem zoning generic urban sprawl development with pathetic excuses for parks - or parkettes as they're known. Terrific park, let's hope today's city planners see that and provide something similar as they're creating new communities in the city.

This park is the big craze in Brampton. Oh my doggie god. It's not that great we went there in a Sunday at 1pm they have a farm with no animals . Looks like they all put away for winter. They have a nice pond with some ducks and that's about it. No big deal. I hope I am not taken there again.

Amazing park it has a petting zoo too with horses, Lamas and goats. Great swings my toddler had so much fun.

Chinguacousy Park really covers ALL the bases: Ski hill Beach Volleyball courts Play grounds Skateboard park Soccer fields Football fields Loads of free parking Paths for running Water park (well...place they spray water at you) Paddle boats Petting Zoo Mini Golf Tennis Courts (coming soon) Now, ski hill is a relative term...it's actually a small mound of buried garbage. No really, it used to be a dump, they've covered it up and now it's a ski 'hill'. (I've taken toboggans down steeper longer hills than this...the difference is there was no t-bar to take me to the top after a run). People that grew up in Brampton tell me this is where all their school ski trips were to. They're doing a lot of renovations in the park right now, 13 brand new volleyball courts just completed (which they run a great volleyball league on). They are also working on a building that will act as a brand new ski chalet for the winter and a patio/restaurant/bar for the summer. It looks like it's going to be really nice when it's finished. Anyway, Brampton is lucky to have a park like this so close to their city center.

This has got to be the best park I have ever been to! I went on a play date last weekend and couldn't believe how many things were available for families! Splash pad, wading pool, petting zoo ... speechless. The food selection at the snack is as expected - pizza, hot dogs etc ... but it's fine because you really should be bringing your own snacks.

My niece and nephew had their birthday party at this park today. You can buy a package where you get 2 park staff, tour of the petting zoo and barn. You get a face painter, private picnic area, and mini golfing, apparently for a great price. I'm definitely heading back there sometime this summer.

This is an amazing park! I love all the animals (hogs, goats, ducks, chickens, and even a pelican!) and all the foilage.

Your experience definitely depends on WHEN you go. When I went, it seems as though the park was full of families with young children and the weather wasn't the best. Indoor greenhouse was already closed - at 4pm on a Saturday! And there weren't many animals at their "petting zoo"...in which there are "No Petting" signs all over the place. They're more like a few goats, donkeys, a coupla pigs, Chinese Silkie chickens, a few small horses/calves, and peacocks that are behind wired fences that you admire from a distance. So families with kids, please take note. I believe you can pay for pony rides and such. Other than that, there's little-to-no interaction between animals/humans. It's a newer park, not as established as High or even Erindale, so no extraordinary vegetation. ALTHOUGH I must note that they have a few nice modern structures, an indoor picnicking area with boat docks, a community centre (??), and other. They also have a splash pad, but obviously it wasn't on as the weather was not warm enough.

Such a great park! Not only is it beautiful, it has everything you need to keep kiddos entertained. Great play areas, a petting zoo, beautiful ponds, boat rentals, mini golf - EVERYTHING!

The park it's self is huge with a tirff soccer and football field as well as modern track field. I've been coming here for 7 years know and lots gave changed. It has great areas go picnics

Fantastic for kids or a quiet morning walk. Splash pad, 2 playgrounds, high quality athletics track, skate park (bowl), beach volleyball pits, simple barn with animals, pony rides, paddle boats, and a couple of paid rides for very young children. For adults, nice walk around a couple of ponds, simple greenhouse. In the summer, some live music, outdoor movies (Fri evenings). Fantastic Canada Day activities and fireworks. Food/beverage availability sucks, so bring a cooler and/or propane BBQ (No charcoal)

Beautiful gardens! Nice little park! Splash pad and play ground for kids. Mini Golf. Was very sad when they took away the baseball fields. The water is quite dirty but its a nice place to go for a walk.

Beautiful park...but....horrid administration. Dealing with the staff at the Ski Chalet is worse than going to the dentist and I'd advise anyone to steer clear of booking any events at this park. Go for a walk and feed some ducks. Don't rent the Wedding Chapel.

We all know Brampton can be a little bit of a dump sometimes but Brampton has a hidden gem which is Chinguacousy Park. This park is great for any ages with a petting zoo and a ski hill it's a great place to go anytime of the year! There is beauty in Brampton you just have to take the time and look for it! I highly recommend Chinguacousy Park! Come on summer I want to play some beach volleyball!

I just want to clear up the fact that the ski hill was never a garbage dump. It is composed of dirt and some concrete(slab of sidewalk,refuse from pouring concrete). One way to verify that it is not a garbage dump is to look for methane vents that must be placed on top of dumps to allow for gas escape. As an example of a garbage dump please check out Centennial Park Ski Hill. I don't know how much is there but that hill has a few vents. Both of these hills are great in there own way to learn and ski on