NMRP Master Plan
CONSTRUCTION NOTICE: There will be some trail access restrictions in effect while construction is underway. Different areas of the park may be closed to the public with on-site signage and fencing. We please ask that all park visitors exercise caution and respect the construction signage, fencing and barriers, and avoid entering areas under construction. Check back regularly for updates and more information.
Advancing the 900-acre vision
The City began the NMRP Master Plan process in 2023 to plan and program the entire 900-acres of NMRP, with a focus on future park areas that are currently not available for public use (i.e. closed landfill areas). The NMRP Master Plan will confirm the park’s vision, and help guide long-term park development, programming and management. This plan will foster opportunities to restore the natural environment, engage the community, and provide a place for active living. For more information on the master plan development, contact Michelle Moretti, Project Manager at Michelle.Moretti@vaughan.ca.
What's your vision for North Maple Regional Park?
Help us plan the future NMRP! While some areas and amenities are now open to the public, the City of Vaughan is looking to develop the full 900-acre site – and you can have a say. A long-term development, programming and management plan will be created through this process. The plan will focus on three key pillars – restore, engage, play – and include activities for restoring nature, opportunities to build community, and providing spaces for active living and play.
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Sign up to the NMRP mailing list to receive updates on the master plan and be notified of upcoming opportunities for community engagement.
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This planning process will take approximately 24 months to complete, and there will be many opportunities for the community to provide input.
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Parks Infrastructure Planning and Development
North Maple Regional Park Program
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Park Location
11085 Keele St., Vaughan, ON L6A 1S1
Park Hours
8:30 a.m. to 11 p.m., daily