
The 5K Foam Fest - Toronto, ON 2025
The 5K Foam Fest is a wildly popular, family-friendly obstacle course event that brings together fitness, fun, and foam in a unique 5-kilometer experience. Designed for participants of all ages and fitness levels, this event is non-competitive and focuses on enjoyment rather than speed, making it perfect for groups, families, and individuals looking for an exciting day out. The Toronto-area edition takes place at Dagmar Resort in Uxbridge, Ontario, and is renowned for its vibrant festival atmosphere and creative obstacles.
Participants can expect to tackle over 25 obstacles, including the world's largest inflatable waterslide, slip and slides, mud pits, and foam-filled zones. The event pumps out over 2.5 million cubic feet of foam, ensuring a memorable and laughter-filled experience. Beyond the course, the festival grounds feature live music, food vendors, a beer garden, and a free kids' zone for children aged 6 and under. The 5K Foam Fest also supports Make-A-Wish Canada, encouraging participants to fundraise for a great cause while having fun.
EVENTS
5K Foam Fest - Toronto, ON (Day 2)
Course Details
The 5K Foam Fest course at Dagmar Resort features a mix of natural and constructed terrain, including grassy fields, forested trails, and inflatable obstacles. The route is designed to be accessible to all fitness levels, with gentle elevation changes typical of the resort's rolling landscape. Obstacles are spread throughout the 5-kilometer course, offering a variety of challenges such as mud pits, slip and slides, and foam zones. The course is non-competitive, and all obstacles are optional, allowing participants to tailor the experience to their comfort level.
Race Highlights
- Over 25 fun and optional obstacles, including the world's largest inflatable waterslide
- 2.5 million cubic feet of foam at each event
- Festival atmosphere with live music, food vendors, and a beer garden
- Free kids' zone for children 6 and under
- Supports Make-A-Wish Canada through fundraising opportunities