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Toronto neighbourhoods ranked by park space

Name: Toronto neighbourhoods ranked by park space
Creator: City of Toronto
License: https://open.toronto.ca/open-data-license/

Morningside Heights had the most park space of Toronto’s 158 neighbourhoods: 56.4% of its land. Danforth had the least, at 0.2% of its land. The typical neighbourhood had 7.8% of its land.

City of Toronto, Green Spaces · Data as of Nov 10, 2026 · How it’s measured

Most park space

Area

Typical neighbourhood: 7.8%· share of the land that is park or open space

Rank	Neighbourhood
1	Morningside Heights	56.4%
2	Humber Bay Shores	40.3%
3	Eringate-Centennial-West Deane	34.1%
4	High Park-Swansea	33.4%
5	Morningside	33.4%
6	Mount Dennis	31.7%
7	South Riverdale	31.1%
8	Flemingdon Park	30.3%
9	West Rouge	30.2%
10	Thistletown-Beaumond Heights	28.7%
11	Lambton Baby Point	26.7%
12	Westminster-Branson	26.1%
13	Bathurst Manor	25.7%
14	Elms-Old Rexdale	25.2%
15	Broadview North	23.7%
16	Bayview Woods-Steeles	22.3%
17	Bayview Village	21.6%
18	Mount Olive-Silverstone-Jamestown	21.4%
19	St Lawrence-East Bayfront-The Islands	21.2%
20	O'Connor-Parkview	20.9%
21	West Hill	20.8%
22	Humbermede	20.7%
23	Cliffcrest	20.6%
24	Taylor-Massey	20.5%
25	South Parkdale	19.7%
26	Thorncliffe Park	19.3%
27	Guildwood	19.2%
28	Bridle Path-Sunnybrook-York Mills	18.9%
29	Lansing-Westgate	18.8%
30	North Riverdale	18.2%
31	Cabbagetown-South St.James Town	17.1%
32	New Toronto	17.1%
33	Fenside-Parkwoods	16.9%
34	Humber Heights-Westmount	16.7%
35	Leaside-Bennington	16.7%
36	Downsview	16.6%
37	Rosedale-Moore Park	16.6%
38	The Beaches	16.3%
39	Centennial Scarborough	16.2%
40	Black Creek	15.3%
41	Oakridge	15.0%
42	Glenfield-Jane Heights	14.8%
43	Long Branch	14.6%
44	Bendale-Glen Andrew	14.4%
45	East L'Amoreaux	14.4%
46	Harbourfront-CityPlace	14.4%
47	Victoria Village	14.0%
48	Pelmo Park-Humberlea	13.4%
49	Birchcliffe-Cliffside	13.3%
50	Old East York	13.0%
51	Banbury-Don Mills	12.8%
52	Kingsway South	12.5%
53	Fort York-Liberty Village	12.0%
54	Rockcliffe-Smythe	12.0%
55	Humewood-Cedarvale	11.9%
56	Steeles	11.7%
57	Brookhaven-Amesbury	11.6%
58	Golfdale-Cedarbrae-Woburn	11.2%
59	Beechborough-Greenbrook	11.0%
60	Trinity-Bellwoods	10.4%
61	Edenbridge-Humber Valley	10.3%
62	Woburn North	10.2%
63	Stonegate-Queensway	10.1%
64	Rustic	10.0%
65	Scarborough Village	9.7%
66	Rexdale-Kipling	9.6%
67	Bay-Cloverhill	9.3%
68	Woodbine-Lumsden	9.3%
69	Bendale South	9.0%
70	Humber Summit	8.9%
71	Casa Loma	8.8%
72	Moss Park	8.8%
73	Weston	8.7%
74	Henry Farm	8.6%
75	Malvern East	8.6%
76	York University Heights	8.5%
77	Yonge-Eglinton	8.2%
78	Dovercourt Village	7.9%
79	Markland Wood	7.9%
80	West Humber-Clairville	7.6%
81	Parkwoods-O'Connor Hills	7.5%
82	Keelesdale-Eglinton West	7.4%
83	Malvern West	7.4%
84	Eglinton East	7.2%
85	St.Andrew-Windfields	7.2%
86	Oakdale-Beverley Heights	7.0%
87	Ionview	6.9%
88	Corso Italia-Davenport	6.7%
89	Avondale	6.6%
90	Hillcrest Village	6.6%
91	Playter Estates-Danforth	6.5%
92	Tam O'Shanter-Sullivan	6.5%
93	Etobicoke West Mall	6.4%
94	Maple Leaf	6.4%
95	Regent Park	6.4%
96	Willowridge-Martingrove-Richview	6.4%
97	Alderwood	6.3%
98	Kingsview Village-The Westway	6.3%
99	Woodbine Corridor	6.3%
100	Forest Hill North	6.1%
101	Clairlea-Birchmount	5.9%
102	Lawrence Park South	5.9%
103	Don Valley Village	5.8%
104	Islington	5.8%
105	Dufferin Grove	5.7%
106	Englemount-Lawrence	5.7%
107	Junction-Wallace Emerson	5.7%
108	Milliken	5.4%
109	Pleasant View	5.3%
110	Greenwood-Coxwell	5.2%
111	Willowdale West	5.2%
112	West Queen West	4.9%
113	East End-Danforth	4.8%
114	Wexford/Maryvale	4.7%
115	Forest Hill South	4.6%
116	South Eglinton-Davisville	4.6%
117	Newtonbrook East	4.5%
118	Briar Hill-Belgravia	4.4%
119	Highland Creek	4.3%
120	L'Amoreaux West	4.3%
121	Princess-Rosethorn	4.1%
122	Wychwood	3.9%
123	Annex	3.8%
124	Kensington-Chinatown	3.7%
125	Newtonbrook West	3.6%
126	Yonge-Doris	3.6%
127	Yorkdale-Glen Park	3.6%
128	Blake-Jones	3.5%
129	Agincourt North	3.2%
130	Downtown Yonge East	3.2%
131	Roncesvalles	3.2%
132	Agincourt South-Malvern West	3.1%
133	Church-Wellesley	3.1%
134	Dorset Park	3.0%
135	Junction Area	3.0%
136	Mount Pleasant East	3.0%
137	High Park North	2.8%
138	Wellington Place	2.8%
139	Mimico-Queensway	2.7%
140	East Willowdale	2.6%
141	Palmerston-Little Italy	2.6%
142	Weston-Pelham Park	2.6%
143	Kennedy Park	2.5%
144	Clanton Park	2.4%
145	Etobicoke City Centre	2.3%
146	Oakwood Village	2.2%
147	Danforth East York	2.0%
148	Caledonia-Fairbank	1.9%
149	Little Portugal	1.9%
150	Lawrence Park North	1.8%
151	North St.James Town	1.8%
152	Yonge-Bay Corridor	1.8%
153	Yonge-St.Clair	1.7%
154	Bedford Park-Nortown	1.6%
155	North Toronto	1.1%
156	Runnymede-Bloor West Village	0.7%
157	University	0.7%
158	Danforth	0.2%

Map: park space by neighbourhood

Up to 3.6%3.6%–6.4%6.4%–10.0%10.0%–17.1%Over 17.1%1Top five158Bottom five

Numbers match the ranks in the table. Shades split the neighbourhoods into groups of similar size.

Questions about park space in Toronto

Which Toronto neighbourhood has the most park space?

Morningside Heights, with 56.4% of its land. Humber Bay Shores (40.3%) and Eringate-Centennial-West Deane (34.1%) were next.

Which Toronto neighbourhood has the fewest park space?

Danforth, with 0.2% of its land. University (0.7%) and Runnymede-Bloor West Village (0.7%) were next lowest.

What is typical for a Toronto neighbourhood?

The typical (median) neighbourhood had 7.8% of its land: half are above it and half below.

How is this measured?

Parks, natural areas, conservation land and federal or provincial parkland (like Rouge National Urban Park) as a share of the neighbourhood’s area. Hydro corridors, golf courses, cemeteries and road verges aren’t counted. Source: City of Toronto, Green Spaces.