Hjorth Road Park
Kick the ball around on one of several soccer fields at Hjorth Road Park. Play catch at one of the ball diamonds, or take a dip in the outdoor pool.
City parks are open for casual use. To minimize the risk of COVID-19 transmission, stay home when sick, stay 2 metres apart, do not gather in groups, and wear a mask in crowded spaces. Spectators for outdoor sports are not permitted as per new public health orders.
Operating Hours
Dawn until dusk
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Park Information
Hjorth Road Park boasts over 7 hectares (19 acres) of active parkland with multiple amenities to enjoy, including:
- 2 artificial turf fields
- 4 softball diamonds
- Grass soccer fields
- Playground
- Outdoor Pool
In the summer, the larger fields tend to get busy, so be sure to book a field if you have a formal team practice or game.
There are two parking lots: one in the west from 146 Street and another in the east from 148 Street.
Hjorth Road Park was named after historic Hjorth Road (now 104 Avenue), which took its name from Hans Christian Hjorth, a Norwegian fishermen who settled in the area in 1885. The land for the first portions of the park was acquired by the City in 1980, but the majority of the park was not established until the late 80s.
