Bond Park is a dedicated baseball facility with five clay and grass diamonds on Bond Avenue just east of Leslie and north of Lawrence. Substantial renovation has taken place over the past few years and the park now features three separate change rooms (two of them having showers and washrooms), two more washrooms, new storage areas, an office, a large clubhouse meeting room, new concrete sheds, a scorer/announcer tower, fully functioning batting cages and adjacent car parking.

On June 10th 2006 our Mosquito Diamond was dedicated 'Milt Dunnell Field' in honor of the 100th birthday of the legendary sportswriter.

….How to get here

From Leslie Street:

The entrance from Leslie Street is the most direct way to find Bond Park. Head south on Leslie Street from Highway 401, cross the major intersection of York Mills Road and continue south keeping an eye for Bond Avenue, which will be the fourth street on your left. Turn left onto Bond Avenue and follow it through the arch under the train tracks. Once past the arch, Bond Park reveals itself. (If heading north from Eglinton, Bond Avenue is the fourth street north of Lawrence Avenue).

From Don Mills Road:

Heading south on Don Mills Road from York Mills Road, cross the bridge over the railroad tracks. Turn right onto Donway West and follow Donway West to the third right which is Duncairn Road. (If heading north, Donway West is one block north of Lawrence Avenue, and turn left onto Donway West). Next, turn right onto Duncairn Road. Stay on Duncairn Road as it winds its way to Bond Avenue. Turn left and the Bond Park baseball diamonds are next to the tennis courts.