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Uplå Stouffville

Outdoor trampoline park with night lighting and music

Outdoor Toddler Friendly Under 12s All Ages Playground Picnic Area City Park
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4.3 (101 reviews)
location_on 3291 Stouffville Rd, Whitchurch-Stouffville, ON L4A 3W9
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Uplå Stouffville

At a Glance

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Best Ages

Teens, 20s

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Cost

Varies

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Time Needed

2 hours

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Indoor/Outdoor

Outdoor

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Weather Fit

Seasonal (typically summer)

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Stroller Access

Limited

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Washrooms

Likely available

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Food

Not available

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Parking

Available nearby

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Booking

Required

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Parent Effort

High (supervision needed)

verified Our Take

Best suited for teens and young adults seeking active recreation. Parents should assess safety risks before bringing younger children due to slippery structures, rigid nets, and collision hazards. Consider visiting at night for better lighting and lower crowds.

About This Place

Uplå Stouffville is a park located at 3291 Stouffville Road in Whitchurch-Stouffville, Ontario. It features outdoor recreational facilities suitable for children and families, including playground equipment and open green space. The park is accessible year-round and offers a casual environment for walking, playing, and relaxing. It does not have indoor facilities or admission fees.

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schedule Hours
Monday – Wednesday
09:00 – 17:00
Thursday – Saturday
09:00 – 21:30
Sunday
09:00 – 17:00

Hours were last verified in 2026. Please check the official website for the most up-to-date opening times.

payments Admission

Check the official website for current admission prices.

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Evening fun

Night sessions offer illuminated play with music

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Outdoor play area

Open green space and standard playground equipment

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Free entry

No admission fee for basic park access

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Safety caution

Slippery bridges and rigid nets pose injury risk

Good to Know Before You Go

Age suitability
Best suited for teenagers and young adults; not recommended for very young children due to safety concerns
Safety notes
Slippery bridges and steps pose fall risks, especially when icy; rigid netting can cause painful injuries if landing incorrectly; collisions with other users can destabilize or cause injury
Accessibility
Wheeled strollers may not be practical due to uneven terrain and structural barriers; no confirmed wheelchair access; restrooms available but not specified
Best time to visit
Night sessions are recommended for enhanced experience with lighting and music; reportedly less crowded even during peak hours
Booking
Reservations recommended, especially for group or birthday events; typical playtime is two hours
Pricing
Considered expensive by some; $150 for a family of four may be seen as overpriced depending on expectations
Footwear and attire
Wear sturdy footwear and bring extra layers - can be chilly, especially at night
Risk of injury
Higher risk due to slippery surfaces, rigid structures, and accidental collisions; not safe for young children or individuals with minor physical limitations

Kid Fit by Age

Babies

No suitable facilities or safe environment for infants; slippery surfaces and high-risk equipment make it unsafe.

Toddlers

Extremely unsafe due to slippery bridges, rigid nets, and risk of falls; not recommended for children under 5.

Preschoolers

High injury risk from equipment design and slippery terrain; unsuitable for children below age 6.

Elementary

Children aged 6+ may enjoy if supervised closely, but risks of falls and collisions persist; best suited for confident, active kids.

Tweens

Ideal age group; enjoys the trampoline park, music, and nighttime experience; activity level matches their energy.

Teens

Best fit: energetic, social, and drawn to the nighttime atmosphere, music, and physical challenges.

Insider Tips

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Try nighttime sessions for a safer, more enjoyable experience

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Hold tightly to netting when moving across platforms

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Avoid peak hours to reduce collision risk

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Bring smaller kids only if closely supervised

health_and_safety Safety
  • •Watch for slippery bridges and steps in all weather
  • •Avoid rigid net zones if not experienced
  • •Be mindful of sudden movements by others
  • •Not suitable for young children or small kids
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  • •Wheelchair access not confirmed
  • •Step-free access not available
  • •No baby change facilities mentioned
  • •Sensory overload possible from lights and music
Wheelchair accessible entrance

schedule Best Time to Visit

Visit at night for reduced crowds and better lighting with music

shopping_bag What to Bring

  • check_boxExtra layers - can be chilly at night
  • check_boxNon-slip shoes for stability
  • check_boxWrist guards or elbow pads for safety
  • check_boxTowel for damp surfaces
  • check_boxSnacks if not provided

Frequently Asked Questions

What ages are best suited for this park? expand_more

The park is best suited for children aged 6 and up, though teenagers and young adults enjoy it most. It is not recommended for very young children due to safety concerns like slippery surfaces and rigid nets.

Are there food options available at the park? expand_more

There is no specific mention of food options at the park in visitor reviews or official descriptions. Visitors should bring their own snacks or plan to eat elsewhere.

Is there parking available at the park, and is it free? expand_more

Parking details are not specified in available information. Visitors should expect limited or shared parking typical of a residential-area park, and may need to park nearby on streets.

What should we bring for comfort or safety? expand_more

Visitors should bring extra layers, as it can be chilly, especially during night sessions when lights and music create a popular atmosphere. The park has outdoor surfaces that can cool down quickly.

Is the park accessible for young children, strollers, or wheelchair users? expand_more

The park is not suitable for children under 6 due to slippery bridges, rigid nets, and high risk of injury from falls or collisions. It is also not accessible to wheeled strollers or those using wheelchairs.

Is it better to visit during the day or at night? expand_more

Night sessions are available and often less busy, making them a better time to visit. The park features lights and music, enhancing the atmosphere for teens and young adults.

Location

Address

3291 Stouffville Rd, Whitchurch-Stouffville, ON L4A 3W9

Phone

(905) 927-9397

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