Cherry Beach Sports Fields

Good field for soccer and good playground for kids

The football field is immaculate and so is the children's play area.At night, the lights light up the whole area including the playground which is nice.The playground has many age appropriate structures and police regularly patrol the area even when the field is not in use.

Nice field for sports. Went to watch a tournament and they had Gangster Cheese food truck, which was delicious! The beach was right by for in-between games, only issue is a small parking lot.

Playing a soccer game with a view is always very desirable. You get that here. The CN tower is behind you and u could sure get nice Instagram pictures while playing soccer here. The turf is good and well maintained. The downside of this place is at night. The lights are horrible and the area gets very sketchy. Just watch out while driving to and back here.

Great fields, wish there were more nearby!

This was the first time for me visiting the Cherry Beach sports fields and I must say that I was very impressed. As a long time soccer coach, somehow I had never been to these fields. I came to see my granddaughter play.The fields have artificial turf but the quality of the turf is quite good. There are decent bathroom facilities and and a kids play area.The location is in a beautiful area down by the lake and so anyone coming down should plan on staying for a while and experiencing the area on foot.The only drawback is having to drive through construction areas to get there but this is just a minor nuisance.

Great turf fields but it is usually permitted so finding a free field can be tough on the weekends. Paid parking on site but free parking at Cherry Beach is a short walk away

In September 2008, Waterfront Toronto officially opened the Cherry Beach Sports Fields. The two regulation-sized elite soccer and lacrosse fields help meet the high demand for playing fields in Toronto and are in keeping with Waterfront Toronto’s mandate to expand recreational opportunities on the waterfront. The state-of-the-art fields can accommodate a wide range of recreational activities including field hockey, football and ultimate Frisbee in addition to soccer and lacrosse.The fields were built through a partnership between Waterfront Toronto, the City of Toronto, and the Toronto Port Lands Company (formerly TEDCO). The two fields are regulation sized and help serve residents of Toronto and the GTA while reclaiming underutilized land.The artificial playing surfaces offer premium level playing facilities, are available for intensive use through an extended playing season and have a life-expectancy of 20-25 years. The artificial surfaces are uniquely effective in addressing soil remediation through the use of capping while providing low maintenance surfaces.The project included the construction of the two new fields, a children's playground, and the necessary amenities to support them. The project also incorporated a new planting program that introduced a diverse and sustainable plant community of native species and enhancements to the existing natural grove areas. A planted bioswale and a wetland zone were integrated within the overall planting and soils remediation program to address onsite drainage.

Nice fields and park. Hidden gem if you're active.