What happens if locker is empty or equipment isnât returned or damaged?

Items marked as unavailable may be in use by another user. If the items appears damaged or you suspect it hasnât been returned and/or is missing, you can report the issue about the item directly through the app.

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Sports Equipment Lockers

Q: What are the sports equipment lockers?

The lockers are free, openâaccess stations where residents can borrow sports equipment like soccer balls, basketballs, footballs, and frisbees using the Equip Sport smartphone app.

Q: How long can I borrow the equipment?

The equipment is intended for shortâterm use on the same day to ensure there is access to the community. The app will notify you to return items if they are not returned.

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Available daily

Park locations across Burlington

The City has partnered with Equip Sport to install 20 sports equipment lockers in parks and public spaces across the City for residents and visitors to borrow sports equipment for free. This new project removes barriers, supports wellbeing and encourages active participation across all age groups.

How it works 

Download the app: Get the free Equip Sport App on your smartphone via the Apple App Store or Google Play Store.
Create an account: Register with your name, phone number, and email address (users must be 16 or older).
Find a locker: Use the map in the app to find an available locker near you.
Unlock and play: Scan the QR code on the locker, take a photo of the box, and unlock it to access the gear.
Return the gear: When finished, repeat the steps in reverse to securely return the equipment to the locker.

Locations

Park	Equipment available
Bolus Gardens Parkette	Basketball, Soccer
Brant Hills Park	Football, Soccer
Central Park	Soccer
DesJardines Park	Basketball, Soccer
Doug Wright Park	Basketball, Soccer
Fothergill Woods Park	Basketball, Soccer
Ireland Park	Basketball, Soccer
Iroquois Park	Soccer
Kiwanis Park	Basketball, Soccer
Lansdown Park	Soccer, Ultimate Frisbee
Leighland Park	Basketball, Pickleball
Longmoor Park	Basketball, Soccer
Maple Park	Football, Soccer
Millcroft Park	Soccer, Ultimate Frisbee
Nelson Park	Basketball
Norton Community Park	Basketball, Table Tennis
Orchard Community Park	Basketball, Soccer
Queensway Park	Basketball, Soccer
Sycamore Park	Football, Soccer
Tansley Woods Park	Basketball, Pickleball, Soccer

Frequently asked questions

Have any questions? Email the Community Connects team.

What are the sports equipment lockers?

The lockers are free, open‑access stations where residents can borrow sports equipment like soccer balls, basketballs, footballs, and frisbees using the Equip Sport smartphone app.

Is there a cost to use the lockers?

No. The equipment is completely free to borrow. No credit card or payment required. The initiative is funded by Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities.

How long can I borrow the equipment?

The equipment is intended for short‑term use on the same day to ensure there is access to the community. The app will notify you to return items if they are not returned.

How old do I need to be to use the app or borrow equipment?

You must be at least 16 years old to join Equip Sport and access the equipment.

What happens if locker is empty or equipment isn’t returned or damaged?

Items marked as unavailable may be in use by another user. If the items appears damaged or you suspect it hasn’t been returned and/or is missing, you can report the issue about the item directly through the app.

What if I don’t have a smartphone?

Smartphones are required to borrow equipment. You can ask your friends or family who have a smartphone to access the equipment.