Neighbourhood Park
Sixteen Hollow Park
Sixteen Hollow Park is a 3.1 ha park in West Oak Trails, Ward 4, classed by the Town of Oakville as a neighbourhood park. The Town's facilities layer records 7 facilities here: ball diamond, outdoor ice rink, parking lot, playground, shade shelter, softball diamond, splash pad and sports field.
Facilities
As the Town of Oakville names them in its facilities layer, checked September 24, 2026.
- Outdoor Ice Rink
- Sixteen Hollow Park Outdoor Ice Rink
- Parking Lot
- Sixteen Hollow Park Parking Lot
- Playground×2
- Sixteen Hollow Park Playground; Sixteen Hollow Park Playground
- Shade Pavilion
- Sixteen Hollow Shade Pavilion
- Softball - Adult
- Sixteen Hollow Park Softball Diamond
- Splash Pad
- Sixteen Hollow Park Splash Pad
What “Neighbourhood Park” means
A local park in the Town's classification, the kind found within a short walk of the streets around it.
The class is the label the Town attaches to the park in its open-data parks layer. OakvilleIQ reports the label; it does not read the Town’s parkland policy into it.
How this page is built
Everything above comes from four Town of Oakville open-data layers. The parks layer gives the name, the classification and the outline, from which the area is computed; the ward boundaries and the Official Plan community outlines give the ward and community by the point at the park’s centre; the Town boundary gives the lakeshore reading; and the facilities layer gives every named facility whose point falls inside the outline. The Town also keeps a fuller parks inventory (court counts, playground ages, washroom seasons) that is public but not in its open-data catalogue, so it is not used here.
Sources
Town of Oakville
Parks (open data layer, AGO_OpenData/25)Town of Oakville
Town Facilities (open data layer)Town of Oakville
Ward Boundaries (open data layer)Town of Oakville
Oakville Boundary (open data layer)Town of Oakville
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