Cummer Park Community Centre

Drop-in schedule

96 weekly sessions across 4 activities. Recurring weekly — holidays and rentals can change these, so call ahead before travelling.

Showing all 96 sessions.

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What it costs

Anyone under 19 attends free — the City charges drop-in fees only to adults (19+) and older adults (60+). 3 of the 96 sessions running here are free for everyone. Pay at the front desk before the session.

City of Toronto published rates, checked 2026-08-04. Rates change with the annual budget — confirm on toronto.ca.

Lessons and camps

Cummer Park Community Centre runs Adult Swim 1, Adult Swim 1 - Small Group, Adult Swim 2, Adult Swim 3, Bronze Cross, Bronze Medallion, Bronze Star, Challenge Swim: Bronze, Challenge Swim: Gold, Challenge Swim: Silver, Cooking, Gentle Fit, Guardian Swim 1, Guardian Swim 2. Registration is closed for all of them at the moment — check the City's site for the next intake.

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What's in the building

Cummer Park Community Centre has 10 listed facilities.

From the City of Toronto's facilities register. A room being listed doesn't mean it's open during every drop-in session. The linked ones open a page listing every City location with that facility.

Washrooms

• Cummer Park Community Centre Washroom — open whenever the centre is open

  Located in the Community Centre.

From the City's park washroom register, which the City refreshes daily. It covers Parks & Recreation washrooms open to the public, so it is not a complete list of every washroom on site.

Getting there

Cummer Park Community Centre is at 6000 Leslie St., Toronto. Accessibility: Fully Accessible.

The nearest intersection is Leslie & McNicoll, about 140 m away.

The closest TTC stop is Cummer Ave at Leslie St, a 221 m walk — about 3 minutes. Served by route 42. In total 2 routes stop within 500 m: 42, 151.

Walking distance is a real route over the City of Toronto’s street, path and trail network — not a straight line — and the closest stop is chosen by it. Computed from the TTC's schedule feed and the Toronto Centreline, both published by the City of Toronto as open data.

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