Mulock Park
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Mulock Park is officially opening on September 18, 2026!
The park on the former Mulock private estate embraces the site’s natural beauty, enhanced with space for active exploration, peaceful retreat, and an opportunity to inspire and be inspired by the arts. 2026 is the year you’ll get to explore the park that thousands of fellow residents helped to shape during the community visioning process.
Opening to the public on Friday, September 18 the Town will welcome residents and visitors to discover a new green oasis set under a gorgeous tree canopy at a key corner of urban Newmarket. The storied property at the corner of Yonge Street and Mulock Drive, once referred to as the Mulock Estate or Mulock Farm, will become a community hub, a space to come together, or enjoy quiet moments, to discover art and soak up nature.
Grand opening: Friday, September 18 to Sunday, September 20, 2026
Mulock Park will come alive during its grand opening with a vibrant lineup celebrating community, creativity, and connection. Residents and visitors are invited to enjoy live performances, explore visual arts and local history, participate in dance and art workshops, and take part in activities like roller skating, kite flying, and more.
See a map of Mulock Park features and amenities
Chickadee Café
Mulock House will be home to the Chickadee Café! Situated on the main floor of the Mulock House, the café offers seating inside, and outside on the veranda, overlooking gorgeous green vistas of the Great Lawn. The Chickadee Café is independently owned and operated by A Million Mouthfuls Catering. Visit ChickadeeCafe.ca for the menu and more (coming soon!) or follow on Facebook and Instagram.
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Registered programs
Registered programs will start this fall including unique immersive experiences, art workshops and more.
Rentals
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Rentals
See rental opportunities at the Mulock Park
Building Mulock Park
The Mulock Park Project is the town’s most significant capital project and is one of Newmarket’s largest parks and public gathering spaces.
Sustainability has been built into every aspect of Mulock Park’s design. From geothermal heating and cooling and solar power generation to energy-efficient building upgrades, rain gardens, permeable paving, and enhanced walking and cycling connections, the park is designed to reduce its environmental footprint for generations to come.
Visitors will also have opportunities to learn about local ecology through play in the Hollow Log Play Park, a natural discovery playscape, featuring elements created from wood salvaged on-site, to help tell an ecological story about the regenerative life cycle of the forest (learn more about this interactive design).
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Mulock Park Construction
Learn more about construction and plans for Mulock Park!