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Gage Park — Park entrance framed by flower beds and mature evergreensPhoto: Canmenwalker · CC BY 4.0 · edited

Gage Park

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About

Gage Park is an urban park in Brampton, Ontario, Canada, just southwest of Main Street South and Wellington Street West, south of City Hall.

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Gage Park — White gazebo surrounded by colorful autumn flowers and trees Keith Roy Miller · Public domain · edited
Gage Park — White gazebo surrounded by colorful autumn flowers and treesGage Park — Park gate and gazebo seen across a snowy streetGage Park — Curving outdoor skating rink beneath bare treesGage Park — Skating rink beside a red maple leaf sculptureGage Park — Ice rink winding through the park past large treesGage Park — Night view across the illuminated skating rink and parkGage Park — Skaters on a lit snowy path beneath decorated treesGage Park — Snowy skating rink with festive lights and park visitorsGage Park — Colorful holiday light display glowing beside snowy evergreensGage Park — Illuminated reindeer display beneath decorated park treesGage Park — Red illuminated Eh sign and maple leaf in the park

Why go

  • Brampton’s first municipal park, opened on Dominion Day in 1903
  • Stairs connecting the park to Alderlea

Entrances

  • Stair connection to AlderleaStairs connect Gage Park to Alderlea.

Don't miss

  • Flower FountainBenson and Hedges Tobacco Company donated the Flower Fountain in 1971.
  • Veteran statueJim Menken carved this statue from a dying red oak trunk in 2005, modelling it on Bill Bettridge, a decorated Second World War veteran and Operation Overlord survivor. It commemorates Canada’s Year of the Veteran and honours Brampton residents who served in wars, conflicts and peacekeeping missions.

With kids

  • The park has a children’s play area and a wading pool, added by the Kinsmen’s Club of Brampton in 1955.

History

  1. 1902Sir William J. Gage bought part of the Alder Lea estate’s gardens and lawns and donated 1.7 acres for a park. The town added land using $1,054 donated by residents.
  2. Years after openingA bandstand was erected and trees were labelled for visitors.
  3. 1946The Rotary Club of Brampton supported the addition of swings.
  4. 1990sRotary Club projects included the skating trail and an entranceway with digital signage.

How to get there

  • ParkingStreet parking is available nearby; underground parking beneath City Hall is often free.

Sources: Gage Park, Brampton - Wikipedia · Brampton - Wikivoyage (see) · Gage Park · checked 11 Oct 2026

Where
45 Main St S, Brampton

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Questions and answers

Where can I park at Gage Park?

Nearby street parking is available. Underground parking beneath City Hall is often free.

Can children visit Gage Park?

Yes. The park has a children’s play area and a wading pool.

What is Gage Park’s phone number?

+1 905-874-2820.

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