The Centennial Park neighbourhood is located at the western edge of the City of Toronto.  It has many fine attributes including an abundance of parkland, a diverse housing stock, an excellent selection of public and separate schools and convenient access to shopping and transportation.  This area’s gem is Centennial Park which is a regional park that includes 525 acres of recreational facilities.  This enormous park has indoor hockey arenas, ski hills, a public golf course, a Mini-Indy track, a 2200 seat stadium, playing fields, picnic sites and a greenhouse.  Centennial Park is also the home of the Etobicoke Olympium, a multi-purpose recreational facility that is known for its aquatics, rhythmic gymnastics and aerobics programs.

Local parks in this community include Wellesworth Park, Broadacres Park and Eringate Park each contain children’s playgrounds and a baseball diamond.  Eringate Park also has an outdoor pool.  As well there is a outdoor pool and skating arena on the West Mall with Eatonville library close by.

Bus service along Rathburn and Burnhamthorpe Roads provide passengers with connecting routes to GO Transit and TTC stations.

Motorists enjoy convenient access to Highway 427 from the Eglinton, Rathburn, and Burnhamthorpe on-ramps.  This highway provides connecting routes to Toronto’s network of commuter highways.  The Pearson International Airport on-ramps are also located off of Highway 427, just a few minutes from this neighbourhood.