Albert Standing Park
Neighbourhood park with fountain, arbour and picnic area
At a Glance
Best Ages
All ages
Cost
Free
Time Needed
30 min - 1 hour
Indoor/Outdoor
Outdoor
Weather Fit
Best in fair weather
Stroller Access
Yes, likely step-free paths
Washrooms
Not listed on-site
Food
No food service; bring your own
Parking
Street parking nearby
Booking
Not required for general use
Parent Effort
Low
A small, low-key neighbourhood park ideal for a quick outdoor breather, a casual picnic, or letting little ones stretch their legs. It is not a destination playground, but it is free, accessible, and pleasantly landscaped.
About This Place
Albert Standing Park is a neighbourhood park in North York that offers families a peaceful green space with a decorative water fountain, a charming arbour, and a sitting area perfect for relaxing. Kids can enjoy the open parkland for informal play, while the picnic site makes it easy to turn a visit into an outdoor lunch. Located near Sheppard Avenue West and Yonge Street, it is a handy free option for local families looking for a quiet outdoor break.
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- 00:00 –
Hours were last verified in 2026. Please check the official website for the most up-to-date opening times.
- Admission
- FREE
Prices were last verified in 2026. Please check the official website for the most up-to-date rates.
Peaceful green space
Open parkland and a sitting area offer room to relax and unwind.
Picnic-friendly
A designated picnic site makes outdoor lunches easy.
Scenic fountain
A decorative water fountain and arbour add charm to the setting.
Good to Know Before You Go
- Amenities
- One drinking fountain and one picnic site; no playground equipment listed
- Permits
- The picnic site may be available to permit; contact the City for details
- Accessibility
- Contact 311 or the facility before visiting to confirm accessibility needs
- Parking
- Street parking in the surrounding residential area
- Washrooms
- No public washrooms indicated on-site
Kid Fit by Age
Calm setting suitable for stroller walks and sitting in the shade
Open space to toddle around, though no dedicated toddler play structures
Can explore the parkland and enjoy the fountain view
Fine for a casual visit, but limited active play equipment
May find the park too small for extended entertainment
Best as a quiet hangout spot rather than an activity destination
Insider Tips
Combine your visit with errands along nearby Sheppard Avenue West or Yonge Street
Check the City of Toronto project page for updates on the park expansion
Arrive early on weekends if you hope to use the picnic site without a permit
- •Open water feature (decorative fountain) — supervise young children closely
- •No fenced play area; keep children within sight near streets and paths
- •General city park rules apply; dogs must be leashed
- •Contact 311 or the facility prior to your visit to confirm specific accessibility accommodations
- •Paths appear to be step-free, but verify conditions if mobility aids are needed
- •No baby change facilities indicated on-site
schedule Best Time to Visit
Weekday mornings and early afternoons tend to be quietest. Weekends may see more local foot traffic, especially if the picnic site is permitted.
shopping_bag What to Bring
- check_boxWater bottles (one drinking fountain is available, but extras help)
- check_boxSunscreen and hats for sunny days
- check_boxA picnic blanket and snacks
- check_boxA ball or frisbee for informal play on the grass
Location
Address
50 Bogert Ave, Toronto, ON M2N 1K4, Canada
Phone
+14163384386
Make it a half-day
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