Accessible Baseball Facilities in Brampton
A guide to Brampton’s Field of Dreams accessible baseball diamond and the features documented by the City.
Brampton’s strongest documented accessible-baseball facility is the Field of Dreams beside Terry Miller Recreation Centre, developed with Peel District School Board and Jays Care Foundation.
Baseball design
City materials describe an artificial-turf infield, modified 60-foot base paths, a shorter outfield, a modified pitcher’s mound without a grade change, accessible player bench space and concrete access pathways.
Getting to and using the site
The City documents accessible parking, barrier-free access from the parking area to the field and spectator seating, accessible washrooms with elevator access, public Wi-Fi, hydration stations and indoor lobby amenities at Terry Miller Recreation Centre.
Who it is designed to support
The facility was built to expand accessible baseball opportunities and is associated in City materials with community use including Challenger Baseball and Special Olympics.
Booking
Groups needing barrier-free facilities should confirm current booking requirements with the City sports-field rentals unit.
Related reading
Sources & verification
- City of Brampton — Field of Dreams — Official project page describing the completed accessible baseball diamond and its barrier-free amenities at Terry Miller Recreation Centre.
- City of Brampton — Field of Dreams opening — Official release documenting the accessible field design, 60-foot base paths, artificial turf infield, shorter outfield and related access features.
- City of Brampton — Baseball Day 2026 — Current City baseball-community update confirming continued use of the Field of Dreams and city recreation baseball programming.
External program details can change. BramptonBaseball.com links to the official organization for registration, schedules, fees, permits and final rules.