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What's Happening The City of Peterborough is inviting residents to learn about the proposed improvement of Kawartha Heights Park and provide feedback. The park is located at 2229 Kawartha Heights Blvd in Ward 2.
In 2026, The City is planning a facility fit study and public engagement process. In 2027, Phase 1 work is proposed to upgrade the ball diamond or the rectangular field to a Level B and formalize parking. In 2028, Phase 2 work is proposed to provide a new splashpad, pet exercise area and multi-use sport court.
City parks will incorporate features for all ages with a focus on improving accessibility within the parks.
In 2023, the Parks and Outdoor Recreation Facility Study sought input from the community to create long-term strategies for the provision of selected types of outdoor culture and recreation facilities.
Kawartha Heights Park was identified as a candidate location for multiple facilities to improve and expand opportunities to support recreation across the City. Completion of this project will support the provision strategies as outlined in the report.
How can you be heard? The City is seeking input from residents to ensure that the park amenities will be best suited to meet the needs of the community.
Online Survey Please complete the online survey below and learn more about the proposed improvements and provide feedback.
Public Drop-In Session Join us in person on Thursday, April 30 2026, from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the Peterborough Sport and Wellness Centre, 775 Brealey Drive, Peterborough. Feedback from this meeting will be included in a summary once the online survey closes.
What's Happening The City of Peterborough is inviting residents to learn about the proposed improvement of Kawartha Heights Park and provide feedback. The park is located at 2229 Kawartha Heights Blvd in Ward 2.
In 2026, The City is planning a facility fit study and public engagement process. In 2027, Phase 1 work is proposed to upgrade the ball diamond or the rectangular field to a Level B and formalize parking. In 2028, Phase 2 work is proposed to provide a new splashpad, pet exercise area and multi-use sport court.
City parks will incorporate features for all ages with a focus on improving accessibility within the parks.
In 2023, the Parks and Outdoor Recreation Facility Study sought input from the community to create long-term strategies for the provision of selected types of outdoor culture and recreation facilities.
Kawartha Heights Park was identified as a candidate location for multiple facilities to improve and expand opportunities to support recreation across the City. Completion of this project will support the provision strategies as outlined in the report.
How can you be heard? The City is seeking input from residents to ensure that the park amenities will be best suited to meet the needs of the community.
Online Survey Please complete the online survey below and learn more about the proposed improvements and provide feedback.
Public Drop-In Session Join us in person on Thursday, April 30 2026, from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the Peterborough Sport and Wellness Centre, 775 Brealey Drive, Peterborough. Feedback from this meeting will be included in a summary once the online survey closes.
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What is a Level B ball diamond or rectangular field?
A Level B ball diamond is unlit with no outfield fences. Examples of Level B ball diamonds are following:
Barnardo Park
Brinton Carpet Park
Northland Park
Rube Brady Park
Stacey Green Park
Westclox Park
Kenner CVI
A Level B rectangular field is unlit. Examples of Level B rectangular fields are following:
Adam Scott CVI
Beavermead Park (6 fields)
Crestwood SS
Kenner CVI
St. Peter SS
Have the amenities been decided upon already?
The City is seeking input from residents to ensure park amenities will meet the needs of the community. This input will help inform the design of the project.
Kawartha Heights Park was identified as a candidate location in the Parks and Outdoor Recreation Facility Study for a Level B ball diamond, rectangular field,splashpad, dog park andmulti-sport court.The study sought input from the community to create long-term strategies to improve and expand opportunities to support recreation across the City.
All proposed upgrades and amenities are subject to budget approval by City Council. Following the initialconsultation period, a facility fit study will be undertaken, taking into account feedback received. The facility fit study will be shared through a second consultation period, giving the public another opportunity to provide input before final budget approval.
What is a multi-sport court? Does it include Pickleball?
The intention for the multi-sport court is to include line markings for basketball and ball hockey. Pickleball is not being considered for these courts.
What is a Level B ball diamond or rectangular field?
A Level B ball diamond is unlit with no outfield fences. Examples of Level B ball diamonds are following:
Barnardo Park
Brinton Carpet Park
Northland Park
Rube Brady Park
Stacey Green Park
Westclox Park
Kenner CVI
A Level B rectangular field is unlit. Examples of Level B rectangular fields are following:
Adam Scott CVI
Beavermead Park (6 fields)
Crestwood SS
Kenner CVI
St. Peter SS
Have the amenities been decided upon already?
The City is seeking input from residents to ensure park amenities will meet the needs of the community. This input will help inform the design of the project.
Kawartha Heights Park was identified as a candidate location in the Parks and Outdoor Recreation Facility Study for a Level B ball diamond, rectangular field,splashpad, dog park andmulti-sport court.The study sought input from the community to create long-term strategies to improve and expand opportunities to support recreation across the City.
All proposed upgrades and amenities are subject to budget approval by City Council. Following the initialconsultation period, a facility fit study will be undertaken, taking into account feedback received. The facility fit study will be shared through a second consultation period, giving the public another opportunity to provide input before final budget approval.
What is a multi-sport court? Does it include Pickleball?
The intention for the multi-sport court is to include line markings for basketball and ball hockey. Pickleball is not being considered for these courts.
