Centreville Amusement Park, Family amusement park on Centre Island, Toronto, Canada.

Centreville is a children's amusement park on Centre Island in the Toronto Islands, Ontario. Its buildings follow a 1900s turn-of-the-century village theme, and the grounds hold a 1907 Dentzel carousel, a Ferris wheel beside a six-sided wooden tower, and a 2 ft narrow-gauge miniature train that circles the park and farm through a tunnel.

The park opened in 1967 as a new entertainment venue on the Toronto Islands. Over the decades, it has grown and modernized while retaining much of its original character and several early attractions.

The park functions as a meeting place where Toronto families gather each summer to share time together and build lasting memories. Returning visitors often bring new generations to experience the same attractions they enjoyed in their own childhood.

Visitors reach the park by taking a ferry from mainland Toronto to Centre Island. The park operates seasonally during warmer months from spring through late summer, so timing your visit accordingly is important.

The carousel was made by the Dentzel Carousel Company in 1907 and came to Centreville from Bushkill Park in Easton, Pennsylvania. Of its 52 hand-carved animals, only 36 move up and down on brass poles; the rest are fixed. Look for cats, an ostrich, pigs, a lion and rabbits among the figures.