Oakville parks directory

Oakville, Ontario, Canada

Find Oakville, Ontario parks and open spaces, with individual descriptions, recorded facilities, photos where verified and Google Maps.

Bronte Heritage Waterfront Park
Bronte Heritage Waterfront Park. Source photograph, date not supplied. Photo: Town of Oakville (photographer not named), Source website.

Key information

Browse 566 park and open-space sections for Oakville. Search a name, street or recorded feature, then open that place’s map. The source scope and any missing information are explained below.

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What this directory covers

Source coverage checked 2026-10-14. These are directory sections, not a count of parks open today.
DetailCoverage
Individual sections566
Source scopeAll 566 polygons in the Oakville Parks feature layer used by the official town information map. Includes named parks, valleys, woodlots, community links, buffer blocks, schoolboard land and undeveloped parkland. Each original parcel and ID is preserved.
Coverage limitsAll entries in the stated source scope are included. This does not establish current public access.

All 566 polygons in the Oakville Parks feature layer used by the official town information map. Includes named parks, valleys, woodlots, community links, buffer blocks, schoolboard land and undeveloped parkland. Each original parcel and ID is preserved.

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: Oakville official parks inventory · Oakville park visitor information

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.

401 to 420 of 566 places

Pondview Pond

490 Pondview Place

Pondview Pond is recorded as minor valley in Ward 6. The inventory records 1.898 hectares for this parcel.

Land classification
Minor Valley
Ward
Ward 6
Recorded area
1.898 hectares

Sources: Oakville official parks inventory

Poplar Park

320 Poplar Drive

Poplar Park is recorded as tableland woodlot in Ward 3. The inventory records 0.151 hectares for this parcel.

Land classification
Tableland Woodlot
Ward
Ward 3
Recorded area
0.151 hectares

Sources: Oakville official parks inventory

Post Corners Public School

2220 Caldwell Drive

Post Corners Public School is recorded as schoolboard in Ward 5. The inventory records 2.699 hectares for this parcel.

Land classification
Schoolboard
Ward
Ward 5
Recorded area
2.699 hectares

Sources: Oakville official parks inventory

Post Park

512 Macdonald Road

Post Park is recorded as neighbourhood park in Ward 3. The inventory records 3.009 hectares for this parcel.

Land classification
Neighbourhood Park
Ward
Ward 3
Recorded area
3.009 hectares

Sources: Oakville official parks inventory

Postridge Park

400 Postridge Drive

Postridge Park is recorded as neighbourhood park in Ward 6. The inventory records 2.977 hectares for this parcel.

Land classification
Neighbourhood Park
Ward
Ward 6
Recorded area
2.977 hectares

Sources: Oakville official parks inventory

Postville Pond

3025 Postville Street

Postville Pond is recorded as minor valley in Ward 7. The inventory records 3.079 hectares for this parcel.

Land classification
Minor Valley
Ward
Ward 7
Recorded area
3.079 hectares

Sources: Oakville official parks inventory

Potters Wheel Park

Street address not supplied by the source

Potters Wheel Park is recorded as neighbourhood park in Ward 4. The inventory records 0.154 hectares for this parcel.

Land classification
Neighbourhood Park
Ward
Ward 4
Recorded area
0.154 hectares

Sources: Oakville official parks inventory

Preserve Pond

3000 Preserve Drive

Preserve Pond is recorded as minor valley in Ward 7. The inventory records 3.084 hectares for this parcel.

Land classification
Minor Valley
Ward
Ward 7
Recorded area
3.084 hectares

Sources: Oakville official parks inventory

Preserve Promenade

Street address not supplied by the source

Preserve Promenade is recorded as neighbourhood park in Ward 7. The inventory records 0.304 hectares for this parcel.

Land classification
Neighbourhood Park
Ward
Ward 7
Recorded area
0.304 hectares

Sources: Oakville official parks inventory

Preserve Woods

Street address not supplied by the source

Preserve Woods is recorded as tableland woodlot in Ward 7. The inventory records 14.284 hectares for this parcel.

Land classification
Tableland Woodlot
Ward
Ward 7
Recorded area
14.284 hectares

Sources: Oakville official parks inventory

Proudfoot Trail Buffer Block

Street address not supplied by the source

Proudfoot Trail Buffer Block is recorded as buffer block in Ward 4. The inventory records 0.418 hectares for this parcel.

Land classification
Buffer Block
Ward
Ward 4
Recorded area
0.418 hectares

Sources: Oakville official parks inventory

Q.E. Park

2310 Bridge Road

Q.E. Park is recorded as community park in Ward 1. The inventory records 4.902 hectares for this parcel.

Land classification
Community Park
Ward
Ward 1
Recorded area
4.902 hectares

Sources: Oakville official parks inventory

Queen Elizabeth Park Community Centre

2302 Bridge Road

Queen Elizabeth Park Community Centre is recorded as community park in Ward 1. The inventory records 5.538 hectares for this parcel.

Land classification
Community Park
Ward
Ward 1
Recorded area
5.538 hectares

Sources: Oakville official parks inventory

Queen's Plate Parkette

1425 Yellow Rose Circle

Queen's Plate Parkette is recorded as neighbourhood park in Ward 4. The inventory records 0.19 hectares for this parcel.

Land classification
Neighbourhood Park
Ward
Ward 4
Recorded area
0.19 hectares

Sources: Oakville official parks inventory

Queens Parkette

298 Queens Avenue

Queens Parkette is recorded as neighbourhood park in Ward 5. The inventory records 0.249 hectares for this parcel.

Land classification
Neighbourhood Park
Ward
Ward 5
Recorded area
0.249 hectares

Sources: Oakville official parks inventory

Raymar Promenade

2 Raymar Place

Raymar Promenade is recorded as neighbourhood park in Ward 3. The inventory records 0.214 hectares for this parcel.

Land classification
Neighbourhood Park
Ward
Ward 3
Recorded area
0.214 hectares

Sources: Oakville official parks inventory

Rebecca Gardens

2149 Shelly Road

Rebecca Gardens is recorded as neighbourhood park in Ward 1. The inventory records 1.277 hectares for this parcel.

Land classification
Neighbourhood Park
Ward
Ward 1
Recorded area
1.277 hectares

Sources: Oakville official parks inventory

Red Oak Ponds

Street address not supplied by the source

Red Oak Ponds is recorded as minor valley in Ward 1. The inventory records 1.89 hectares for this parcel.

Land classification
Minor Valley
Ward
Ward 1
Recorded area
1.89 hectares

Sources: Oakville official parks inventory

Red Oak Trail

Street address not supplied by the source

Red Oak Trail is recorded as minor valley in Ward 1. The inventory records 14.5 hectares for this parcel.

Land classification
Minor Valley
Ward
Ward 1
Recorded area
14.5 hectares

Sources: Oakville official parks inventory

Reservoir Park

1185 Parkhill Road

Reservoir Park is recorded as neighbourhood park in Ward 5. The inventory records 0.512 hectares for this parcel.

Land classification
Neighbourhood Park
Ward
Ward 5
Recorded area
0.512 hectares

Sources: Oakville official parks inventory

Planning your park visit

Why does this list include woodlots and valleys?

The town’s parks layer includes these land classes, not only landscaped neighbourhood parks. Each record shows its classification.

Source: Oakville official parks inventory

Can I bring a personal barbecue?

No. The town’s parks by-law summary prohibits personal barbecues and fires.

Source: Oakville park visitor information

Do I need a permit for a large picnic?

Yes. A picnic with 25 or more people requires a permit, and picnics must take place in designated areas.

Source: Oakville park visitor information

Can I camp in a town park?

Only with written permission from the Director. Ordinary park access does not include camping.

Source: Oakville park visitor information

How long can my dog’s leash be?

Cats and dogs must be leashed with a leash no longer than two metres. Dogs may be off leash only in a fenced, designated leash-free area.

Source: Oakville park visitor information

Can my team practise without a permit?

Team games and practices require permits. Sports should take place in the purpose-built fields and facilities provided by the town.

Source: Oakville park visitor information

Who switches off sports-field lights after a booking?

The permit holder must turn off the lights at the end of the game or practice when the permit allows their use.

Source: Oakville park visitor information

Does the parks by-law cover trails and harbour land?

Yes. It covers town-managed parks, gardens, trails, valleys, squares, athletic fields, harbour lands and recreation grounds.

Source: Oakville park visitor information

Does each map identify the entrance?

No. Polygon centres identify land parcels. Where the inventory supplies a street address, it is shown, but an accessible visitor entrance has not been verified.

Source: Oakville official parks inventory

Does a missing address mean the park is closed?

No. It means the GIS source did not supply a street address. Access and operating conditions must be confirmed separately.

Source: Oakville official parks inventory

Official park information

Sources: Oakville official parks inventory · Oakville park visitor information