The Best Ski Resorts for Park Skiing in Ontario

Terrain parks in Ontario are where freestyle dreams take flight. Our rankings showcase the resorts with the most impressive jumps, rails, and features, all based on genuine feedback from the Snomad community. We've sorted through countless rider experiences to bring you the most honest assessment of where to find the best snow parks in the region. From beginner-friendly progression zones to pro-level setups, this list has got you covered. Ridden one of these parks yourself? Share your experiences and help fellow riders find their perfect playground.

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Best Ski Resort for Snow Parks in Ontario: Mt St Louis-Moonstone - Snow Parks Rating

Mt St Louis-Moonstone consistently earns praise for its outstanding terrain parks. Our reviewers mention that the resort features multiple skill-level parks, making it perfect for everyone from beginners to experts. "The Junkyard Park is amazing for intermediate park skiers, and the Skool Yard is perfect for anybody trying to learn park basics," shares Jimmy, an advanced skier. The park crew receives glowing feedback, with Matt, an expert snowboarder, describing them as "a top notch crew that knows how to build 'em big and safe." For freestyle enthusiasts in Ontario, MSLM's parks are widely considered the best in the province.

#2 Blue Mountain - Snow Parks Rating

Blue Mountain's terrain parks are a major highlight according to our users. The parks cater brilliantly to all ability levels, with areas specifically designed for beginners, intermediates, and expert riders. One Snomad community member who's an advanced skier mentions that they're "always pretty good" and consistently well-maintained. Another user who's an expert snowboarder praised them as "amazing and well built." The parks feature impressive jumps and rails where you'll spot other riders "hitting insane tricks and cool grinds." Even during busier periods, the parks remain a draw for freestyle enthusiasts looking to progress their skills in Ontario's premier terrain park setup.

#3 Glen Eden - Snow Parks Rating

Glen Eden's terrain park is a major highlight, consistently earning praise from riders of all levels. One Snomad community member who's an expert snowboarder considers it "exceptional" when open, with staff who keep the lips clean and maintain a great variety of features. The park's shorter hill allows for multiple laps, making it easy to session specific features. Another user highlights the "good mix of features for beginners and intermediate riders." Even advanced skiers who find the general terrain lacking admit the park is "often very good" and "well built." Perfect for progression and practice without long trips.