The children's play area at Grange Park has customized equipment in artistic shapes like paint palettes and cans, as well as crumpled pieces of paper. The play area is divided into zones for younger and older children, providing a fun and safe space for kids to play and explore.

Grange Park has an irrigation system to ensure trees and plantings receive adequate water during dry spells. An endowment fund provides enhanced support for annual maintenance, and the Grange Park Community Council works with the City of Toronto Parks Department to keep the park in good order for the long term.

Grange Park offers accessible washrooms, rest areas, and seating throughout the park. The play area and equipment are designed to be accessible to children with disabilities, and the interactive water feature is on a flat surface for easy use. Walkways are obstacle-free with non-slip surfaces and tactile signals, making it easy for visitors with mobility aids to navigate the park.

Visitors to Grange Park can enjoy the world-famous sculpture, Large Two Forms, by Henry Moore. The sculpture is located at the west side of the park and is on a ground-level base, allowing visitors with mobility aids to approach and fully explore it.