Dieppe Park: eight lit pickleball courts on Cosburn
Editorial guide — open the live court page for hours, parking, and booking.
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Dieppe Park is one of Toronto’s highest-capacity community pads: eight outdoor pickleball courts on a lit tan concrete sports surface at 455 Cosburn Ave. Lines are permanent; nets are portable — coordinate with players on site or bring your own. The same location hosts winter outdoor skating; pickleball is normally spring through fall.
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- Address
- 455 Cosburn Ave, Toronto, ON M4J 2N2
- Courts
- 8 — Eight outdoor pickleball courts on the Dieppe Park sports pad — permanent white (and some blue) lines on a tan concrete surface. No permanent nets; players bring or share portable nets. Lit multipurpose pad beside the outdoor rink boards and Dieppe Park Complex.
- Surface
- Outdoor concrete sports pad (tan hard court)
- Nets
- portable
- Cost
- Free public play
- Lights
- Lit pad (confirm switch times on-site)
- Season
- Outdoor sports pad — typically spring through fall; winter the site is used as an outdoor artificial ice rink and pleasure skating trail.
- Access
- Free public drop-in on the lined sports pad. Bring a portable net or coordinate with players already on court — the City listing does not include permanent nets. Share courts with anyone waiting (typical park etiquette). Winter hours focus on the outdoor rink; confirm pickleball
Open the live Dieppe Park page on Courlo →
Capacity and rotation
Eight lined courts on one pad mean large groups can run simultaneously — still practice share-court etiquette when others are waiting. Evening play benefits from overhead lights; confirm switch times on-site.
Dieppe Park Complex, splash pad, and playground make this a family-heavy hub on summer weekends.
Nets and gear
City listing does not include permanent nets — plan for a portable net or join a group already set up. Surface is outdoor concrete; balls can skid when the pad is dusty.
Winter and off-season
Winter programming focuses on the outdoor artificial ice rink and trail — do not assume pickleball access November through March. Check toronto.ca Drop-In Programs before cold-weather visits.
Transit and parking
Coxwell Station on Line 2 plus 22 Coxwell or 70 O'Connor buses; 87 Cosburn along the avenue. On-site parking at the complex — weekend afternoons fill all courts in good weather.
Courlo links Dufferin Grove, Alexandra Park, and other East York options from the live Dieppe page.
Frequently asked questions
The City of Toronto facility listing (id=327) shows eight outdoor pickleball courts on the sports pad.
Yes — the City listing does not include permanent nets. Players typically bring portable nets or share with groups already playing.
Yes — listed as free public drop-in on the sports pad when pickleball is in season.
Yes — overhead lights are visible on the sports pad and the complex is set up for evening recreation.
Outdoor tan concrete on a multipurpose sports pad with permanent white pickleball lines.
The same site runs a popular outdoor artificial ice rink and skating trail in winter. Pickleball is normally a spring–fall use — confirm current access on toronto.ca before you go.
The toronto.ca amenities table for this facility does not list Book online for pickleball. Drop-in only unless the City adds booking later.
On Cosburn Ave just east of Greenwood — dressing rooms and parking serve the rink, sports pad, and fields.
Weekday mornings are usually quieter; weekday evenings and weekend afternoons are typically busiest. Use the weather section on this page for day-by-day windows.
Address: 455 Cosburn Ave. Coxwell Station (Line 2) plus Coxburn/Coxwell buses; on-site parking at the complex.
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