Equip Sport lockers
On this page:
- Free to Play
- How to Use
- Sport Locker locations
- About Equip Sport lockers
- About Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities
Free to play
Residents can now borrow basketballs, soccer balls, volleyballs, frisbees and other fitness equipment for free from 30 new Equip Sport lockers installed at select parks and recreation sites across Kitchener.
Announced during Mayor Berry Vrbanovic’s 2026 State of the City address, this pilot partnership with Equip Sport and Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities (Jumpstart), will provide easy access to sports equipment and help remove barriers to recreation and support healthy, active communities.
Whether you're a kid or a kid at heart, the program makes it easier for residents of all ages to get active, have fun and enjoy the benefits of sport and play.
How to use
Anyone 16 years or older can create a free Equip Sport account and borrow equipment in a few simple steps:
- Download the Equip Sport app for iOS or Android.
- Create an account with your name, email and phone number.
- Find a nearby locker using the app.
- Select and unlock equipment from your phone.
- Enjoy your activity and return the equipment when finished.
Please report any equipment issues through the app. Users who do not return borrowed equipment may lose access to the service.
Notice of collection of personal information
Personal information is collected under the authority of section 11 of the Municipal Act, 2001. S.O. 2001, c.25 and will be used for creating an Equip Sport account, verifying age requirement, administering access and use of its lockers and sport equipment. Questions about the collection should be directed to the Business Advisor at PFE.admin@mississauga.ca or 905-615-3200 ext. 8875.
For more information about how Equip Sport may use your personal information, read their privacy policy.
Sport locker locations
Available equipment varies depending on the locker’s location and site amenities. Some lockers might have a basketball or a volleyball, while others offer soccer balls and frisbees.
|
Park location |
Sport 1 |
Sport 2 |
Sport 3 |
|
Admiral Park |
Basketball |
Basketball |
Soccer |
|
Belmont Park |
Basketball |
Basketball |
Basketball |
|
Biehn Park |
Soccer |
Soccer |
Soccer |
|
Budd Park |
Soccer |
Soccer |
Soccer |
|
Centerville Chicopee |
Basketball |
Basketball |
Ping Pong |
|
Chandler Park |
Basketball |
Basketball |
Basketball |
|
Elmsdale Park |
Soccer |
Football |
Ultimate Frisbee |
|
Fischer Park |
Soccer |
Soccer |
Football |
|
Gildner Green * |
Basketball |
Basketball |
Basketball |
|
Guelph Street Park |
Basketball |
Soccer |
Soccer |
|
Gzowski Park |
Soccer |
Ultimate Frisbee |
Football |
|
Heritage Park |
Soccer |
Football |
Ultimate Frisbee |
|
Idlewood Park |
Soccer |
Soccer |
Ultimate Frisbee |
|
Kiwanis Park |
Beach Volleyball |
Beach Volleyball |
Soccer |
|
McLennan Park |
Beach Volleyball |
Beach Volleyball |
Beach Volleyball |
|
McLennan Park |
Basketball |
Basketball |
Basketball |
|
Montgomery Park |
Basketball |
Basketball |
Soccer |
|
Oaten Park |
Basketball |
Basketball |
Soccer |
|
Queensmount Park |
Football |
Football |
Soccer |
|
Raddatz Park |
Soccer |
Soccer |
Ultimate Frisbee |
|
RBJ Schlegel Park |
Soccer |
Soccer |
Soccer |
|
RBJ Schlegel Park |
Street Workout |
Basketball |
Basketball |
|
Timberlane Park |
Basketball |
Basketball |
Soccer |
|
Tremaine Park |
Basketball |
Basketball |
Soccer |
|
Vanier Park |
Basketball |
Basketball |
Basketball |
|
Victoria Park |
Basketball |
Basketball |
Soccer |
|
Victoria Park |
Soccer |
Soccer |
Ultimate Frisbee |
|
Weber Park |
Basketball |
Basketball |
Soccer |
|
Westwood Park |
Basketball |
Basketball |
Soccer |
|
Wilson Park |
Basketball |
Soccer |
Soccer |
* Temporary location. Will relocate to Upper Canada Park in 2027
About Equip sport lockers
Founded in Switzerland in 2021, Equip Sport is redefining urban sport through free, open-access equipment stations powered by a smartphone app. The model has expanded to more than 500 stations across Europe, 50 in the City of Ottawa and 80 in British Columbia.
About Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities
Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities (Jumpstart) is a national charity committed to enabling lifelong success through access to sport and play for children and youth across Canada by addressing financial, physical, and systemic barriers. With an extensive national network comprising more than 1,000 grantees and 289 local chapters, Jumpstart is dedicated to empowering community partners in the development of inclusive programming and infrastructure for Canadian kids of all abilities. Supported by Canadian Tire Corporation, Jumpstart has provided more than 4.5 million opportunities for Canadian kids to get into the game since 2005.
Land acknowledgement
The City of Kitchener is situated on the traditional territory of the Chonnonton, Anishinaabeg, and Haudenosaunee Peoples. We recognize our responsibility to act as stewards for the land and honour the original caretakers who came before us. Our community is enriched by the enduring knowledge and deep-rooted traditions of the diverse First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Peoples who live in Kitchener today.