Churchill Park Multi-Use Sports Court

We’re excited to reveal the new design for the Churchill Park multi-use sports court! Shaped through feedback from the Kinbridge Youth Centre and the Churchill Basketball Committee, the updated court will bring more opportunities for play and connection. The design includes more basketball hoops, fresh line painting to support practice and games, and new futsal goal posts to add another layer of sport to the space. With hitting walls for skill development and brand-new seating and hangout areas, the court will be a vibrant hub for recreation, teamwork, and community life.

All features and timelines are contingent on budget approval and the delivery of materials, and the proposed design may be adjusted at the time of construction.

The City of Cambridge is renewing the basketball court at Churchill Park to enhance recreational opportunities for residents in the area. Planned improvements include resurfacing the court, updating site features, and exploring the addition of multi-sport elements to better support inclusive and active play.

Help us shape a space that reflects your needs—share your ideas and feedback as we reimagine this vibrant community court.

Weaver Park Multi-Use Sports Court

The Weaver Park multi-use sports court is also getting a fresh new look! Community input helped shape a design that adds more ways to stay active and connected. The upgrades include additional basketball hoops, new line painting for practice and play, and hitting walls to support a variety of recreational activities. Plus, new seating and hangout spots will make the court a welcoming place for friends, families, and neighbors to gather and enjoy.

All features and timelines are contingent on budget approval and the delivery of materials, and the proposed design may be adjusted at the time of construction.

Weaver Park’s basketball court is getting an upgrade! The City of Cambridge is revitalizing the court surface and surrounding features to improve safety, usability, and overall experience.

We want to hear from you—your input will help guide the design and ensure the space supports active, inclusive recreation for everyone.