The Best Public parks in Toronto

Looking for Public parks in Toronto? We have selected the top 20 companies for you. We analyze reviews, ratings, social networks and site content and build a rating based on a complex formula. The best company has a rating of 4.7 stars (High Park), and the worst company has a rating of 3.9 (Albert Campbell Square).

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Trinity Bellwoods Park

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Website: trinitybellwoods.ca

Address: 790 Queen St W,Toronto, ON M6J 1G3,Canada

Phone: +1 416-338-4386

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Mike

Great park, especially for dogs! There's a "bowl" that' considered the off leash dog park and there's plenty of space for dogs to socialize and run around. It's a valley without a fence, which is a unique feature. Also,plenty of space to walk around or lounge on a park bench. They have some cool events there in the summer.

Julie DeWolf

Beautiful park in the heart of the city. One of the best places for people watching in the summer. Sometimes you'll be acrobats on silks hanging from the trees, tumblers, and slack lines. There's an off leash dog park in a large pit (no fences) near the north end. Lots of green space, so you can normally find a place to spread out even when it's really busy.

Raneem Sh

Such a nice place to walk in, bike and relax on a spring day. It's still getting over the winter vibe but once its green it's an amazing place to be. Definitely would recommend as an outing with friends and family or just relaxing with a nice book.

V F

Gotta say, pretty impressive park. Was at the community center a fee days ago and the place was bustling with activity. Saw quite a few people really having a great time at table tennis. The center has alot to offer and most of the registration is done via the city of toronto parks and recreation center. Really liked it.

Melissa Chin

Great spot that has a no leash dog park below. Lots of trees to hang hammocks or sit in the shade. tennis courts are available at first come first serve. The vibe is very relaxed and people are generally very nice at the park.

Sonya Riley

Large park with lots of trails for pedestrians and cyclists. Tennis courts, volleyball court, large playground, splash pad in summer and outdoor hockey rink in winter. The community center on site has a public pool, indoor basketball court, and more. Some free parking on site and easily accessed by the queen st and dundas transit

Paul Comeau

A beautiful park in the heart of Queen West. Long a favourite of families, dog walkers, and picnic lovers, this is a wonderful Park. You can also easily access Trinity Bellwoods Community Centre for numerous arts and athletic programs, including a great indoor pool, with a smaller pool for families with infants, toddlers, and young children. Be prepared for large crowds during the summer months as this has become a destination for the denizens of downtown condo dwellers as well as tourists alike.

nathalie rengifo

I'm a preschool teacher and come here often with my students. I brought them here last week to clean up for Earth Day and was disgusted to see how many cigarette butts and cider caps are embedded into the ground. Queen west claims to be so eco friendly and all about community but can't walk 5 steps to throw out their trash in the recycling bin or garbage. What a farce.

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High Park

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Toronto Public parks

Website: highparktoronto.com

Address: 1873 Bloor St W,Toronto, ON M6R 2Z3,Canada

Phone: +1 416-338-0338

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Bruno Rinaldi

This park is huge and beautiful. Perfect for picnics and outdoors activities. During spring time is gorgeous since the cherry blossom season. It can get a bit busy after lunch time, so if you prefer a calm place, make sure you get there early. And please, don't leave your garbage on the ground. Bring a plastic bag with you and let's keep our public areas clean =).

Aimee Ruggeri

Seriously!!!! Probably the most beautiful park in Toronto. High park is set in the fabulous rolling Hills and a central Toronto area. Not only is it always lush and beautiful (even in the winter) it's absolutely refreshing. The nice thing about high park is that most of the time you can go off when the trails yourself and you don't have to stay on a beaten path. watch out for the high park cherry blossoms when they come however be careful this attraction brings pretty much every single person in Toronto into the park! Try to pick a day that's not as busy as a Saturday or Sunday to view this special event. a side note is that my husband says that a lot of Pokemon come up in this area and he's found several people to do raids against with. We've both even done raids together with others in this park. Everyone here in this area seems pretty sweet. (If your into games). There are several beautiful landmarks as well as a great history lesson in this park. Also the squirrels are extremely friendly oh, did I mention the zoo? also the restaurant however I will leave a separate post based on the restaurant ....

Michael Grover

Beautiful park in the west end. Easy access by transit, and right off the highway. Lovely pond and open spaces, and wooded areas too. Includes a small zoo and theatre (Shakespeare in the Park) in the summer. Neighborhood around the park is great too. Definitely worth spending a day here if you are in Toronto.

Roger Lascorz

Neat park with a lot of nature. It can get visited all year for free. It is clean and not too loud. This place is specially charming when all of it can explored due to nice weather. A lot of nice people and cute dogs. Also nice for biking, walking or hanging out.

K Turtlepie

Wow, what can I say about high park. It hold very special place in my life... something incredible happened here.. Its beautiful. Biggest in Toronto. Lots of activities you can do with family and friends. I like to those ducks. Quack Quack Quack... Quack... Wear sun block and bug spray.. Trails for bike ride,jogging, long romantic walks.. benches to see water and ducks or peaceful sitting away from crowd.. Have lots of fun.. and make memories like we did...

Margarita Keimakh

Love bringing my toddler here! We love the little “zoo” area and that the water/beach is just a short walk (or drive) away. One of our favourite areas to come nice and early during the weekend as we’re not a fan of the huge crowds this park draws later in the day.

natalia jakubek

Went skating, free skate rink is open all day. Played in the snow with my daughter. Sunned myself against the pool building. Then photographed the winter gardens. I love the exceptional Dawn redwood specimens. Love this place if I'm looking to spend time outdoors.

EUGENE SALDANHA

A public park with free entry for all ages. I visited High Park in winter and found it difficult to walk around as it was snowing and there were strong winds blowing.There is a lake in the park which is used for skating in winter and some of the slopes are used for snow tobogganing,snow tubing and snow sledging. Free parking is available and there is the Grenadier Cafe serving all day breakfast,snacks, cold and hot beverages. There are a number of toilets all round the park.There is wheelchair parking. I hope to visit the park in spring and summer to admire the cherry and apple blossoms.

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Trinity Square Labyrinth

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Toronto Public parks

Website: labyrinthnetwork.ca

Address: 24 Trinity Square,Toronto, ON M5G 1B1,Canada

Phone: +1 416-338-4386

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Dakota Leahy

Nice place to sit and talk, have a bite to eat, or sip on a drink.

Stef Eiaw

Serene oasis in downtown Toronto. Great place to do some thinking, walking and praying.

Larry holmes

Nice place for a lunch.

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Kevin Johnson

Nice place to sit and talk over a drink.

Jonathan Hunter

A nice, quiet place to sit and relax. Tranquility in the midst of the busy downtown.

Stephenn Quaglia

This is a public/ private space at Trinity Church1845 and Eaton's Centre. Most of the benches here have been removed. There are outreach services for homeless at Trinity. There still are some places to sit at the Maze. Good when weather is favourable. Behind Bell Canada. Across from New City Hall. Tourists walk through here on way to Eaton Centre. Trinity itself is worth a look leave a donation.

John Wignall

A place for a few peaceful minutes in the heart of downtown.

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Ramsden Park

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Toronto Public parks

Website: toronto.ca

Address: 1020 Yonge St & Ramsden Park Rd,Toronto, ON M4W 1P7,Canada

Phone: +1 416-392-6826

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Ben Liu

Popular with dogs. I like the new placards that explain the site's former use as a brickyard and views of Yorkville skyscrapers. The older kids' playground has a really unique play structure. The tots' playground is pretty standard and my toddler spent more time exploring all the vertical elements (ramps, ledges, stairs). Some of the trails are muddy or end in roughly paved side streets.

Thomas McMullin

Lovely dog park with great 'customers' on the west end of the park. The park itself is super nice with tennis courts and jungle gyms and all that. But we mostly go to the dog park. The reason it's 4 stars and not 5, is the wood chips and the such they use turn into a soupy swampy mess when it's wet out. Solutions should be looked into

Kerin Donahue

A lovely park with a lot of amenities. Docked one star because their dog park could use some work. It's great that it has 2 areas (small & large dog), but in the winter, it's flat out dangerous because of icy conditions.

Brione Lacey

Would prefer if commercial dog walkers that use this park had a limit to the amount of dogs per handler. Otherwise it's a nice park with a good mixed size crowd of dogs and local owners.

Allan MacLaren

Right on Yonge st. Easy access from subway. Outdoor rink for winter skating and nice piece of nature in mid town. Great place to eat lunch if you work In the area.

Cliff McHugh

Great if you want to play tennis, basketball, or hockey. Nice play area for kids and a dog park as well

Justine Villanueva

I go mainly because of the dog park. I appreciate that it's gated with a water foundation just beside for both the dog and pet owner. I removed one star for parts of the park that have not been well taken care of. Some parts lack grass and have become a pool of mud. Caution tape cuts off some of these areas but I have never seen anyone actually work on it. It's been a year and it remains untouched.

Bruno Shiraishi

Nice park, good for a dog walk. There's a leash free area for the dogs. Also, there's a playground for children and sports dedicated courts.

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St. Andrew's Playground

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Toronto Public parks

Website: toronto.ca

Address: 450 Adelaide St W,Toronto, ON M5V 1S9,Canada

Phone: +1 416-392-8188

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Emeka Ubani

Small playground and structure for kids with a couple of swings. No toys lying around like some parks. Fair sized closed off area for dogs as well as a good sized area to lounge and relax for people.

Ram Kumar

This is a nice spot to relax and grab a bite. I felt very calm during my visit to this park. There were few people around with their pets. I had a takeout from Fresh on Spadina. I relished every bite of that meal in the ambience of this park.

Kenny Lee

Nice dog park recently cleaned up and new wood chips put in

Pedro Salomão

Ok park with a dog off-leash area and a few benches to chill and enjoy the sun. Not very well-maintained and crowd can be sketchy sometimes. There's definitely better options nearby.

Grace Br

This is the worst park I’ve been to in Toronto. Dirty tampons on the grass and sketchy people sleeping all over. I had to pull something disgusting out of my dogs mouth from the dog park. The dogs are not friendly either.... not sure why people bring aggressive dogs to a dog park. I feel bad for any child who has to play in that playground. I hope they revamp it soon. Until they do, I will not go back!

Christopher Herrington

Vomit on the slide and a crack pipe in the grass. Lovely

Ben Farrall

Great place to enjoy the sun with plenty of benches and rocks to sit. Lots of grass and shelter under trees if you want, as well as a dog park if you have a dog or two.

Desmond Chan

no wood chip and dirty

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HTO Park

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Toronto Public parks

Website: toronto.ca

Address: 339 Queens Quay W,Toronto, ON M5V 1A2,Canada

Phone: +1 416-392-8188

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Monteiro Cassia

It is such a beautiful part I had such a great time here a lot of nice views nice boats it's such a nice place to get beautiful pictures and enjoy a nice view you can walk out to the dogs as well as staying near the grass area there's much seating and a lot of places around to eat even have a picnic. I think this is one of Toronto's most beautiful locations on the budget sightseeing and enjoying a nice afternoon or evening out. Very close to the Rogers Centre and CN Tower so a nice way to end an evening maybe even a date love love love love love it!

Anshul Ranjan

Good view of the lake and airport. It's fun to see planes flying so close. Nice area for walking and jogging. However isn't very green and bit small.

Alin Mateescu

Better in the summer than the winter months. Nice way to relax on a hot summer day. Get in early though, as space is limited and people can’t wait to get their tans on. Keep an eye out for the food trucks - they have a great variety of some must eat foods!

Mitra A

Nice little pocket away from the hustle and bustle. Can get overwhelmingly busy in the summer. But great on workdays and mornings. Very cold during the winter months.

Rain Maker

You can sit by the man built beach and relax by the sand on the beach chairs. A beautiful view of the water and airplanes landing and taking off. A great romantic date spot.

Deepika Bohra

It is one of my favorite places. I love the park and hang around anytime during the year for any season

ajay shukla

I visited this park on Canada day. Unfortunately the fireworks were cancelled, but this is a great spot to sit and watch Toronto harbour. Very nice view of the boats on the lake and I could see planes on the island airport and the people all around. I Just wish the people would have a bit more civic sense and not leave there trash around. Only draw back is the lack of washroom facilities nearby.

Danny Perez

One of the best examples of landscape architecture for the use of the people in the city. CEPTD principles and usable space in front of a lake beach with transit access.

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Rosedale Park

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Toronto Public parks

Website: toronto.ca

Address: 20 Scholfield Ave,Toronto, ON M9W 2Y3,Canada

Phone: +1 416-922-7906

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Shivamohan M.P.

Starting my ice skating lessons here. Nice rink.

Mike Clemens

Nice park hidden in the middle of a giant city. My autistic, 19 year old, son and I stopped there yesterday for a short walk. It really helped calm him down and release his anxiety after a long, traffic filled drive from Kitchener to Toronto. We dropped off his sister and friends for a concert. Lots to do there in season. Only drawback, the washrooms were locked since we were there after the tennis club was closed until next spring.

Jordan J

A beautiful park in an upscale neighborhood

Tyler Pennell

Amazing park in a great neighborhood with great soccer fields, tennis courts, and playground.

Charlie Tardif

Fantastic skating rink

Tyler Sarry

Lovely park! I train quite a few clients in the summer month's here, there's an old track around the field and the tennis courts are always busy.

Jacob Lidstone

Beautiful park in a lovely neighborhood.

Matt Kikuchi

Ice was meh.

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Riverdale Park West

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Toronto Public parks

Website: toronto.ca

Address: 375 Sumach St,Toronto, ON M4X 1B8,Canada

Phone: +1 416-392-8188

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Emily Willchuk

Love it! Needs a good clean up this time of the year (March) but we LOVE the dog community here!

Cihat Ozturk

Such a nice park.. like a hidden place in cabbage town

George Wang

Nice slopes for tobogganing! From short little slopes for toddlers to the high ones that will even make some adults think twice.

Dwight Ireland

A great place to take your kids tobogganing in the winter.

eksyau1

Nice farm for little. it is free but encourage some donation if u can afford. farm is clean and tidy. very popular place for school trip

Rosan Luiz

Best of Nature right beside DVP... Breathe it... Feel it...

Alexandre Moreira

Great place to take your kids to. Some areas are going through a renovation so we will definitely come back to see how it is. All facilities are safe for kids. The staff is really friendly and take good care of all animals there.

Brione Lacey

Wish there was an area more dedicated to the dogs.. lots of baseball activities in the summer make it hard for dogs to run and people to play. Also dangerous for those trying to share the space. Otherwise it is a great place

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Balmy Beach Park

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Toronto Public parks

Website: toronto.ca

Address: 2 Silver Birch Ave,Toronto, ON M4E 3K9,Canada

Phone: +1 416-338-4386

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Kimberly Clarke

Great area to take your dog. Well maintained. Also the start of the Martin Goodman trail I think. Great trail for rollerblading.

sacchro

I love this beach. Its a nice little gem I found recently. Not very crowded and a lot of benches to sit. Its well maintained. Dogs are allowed which is the best part. My puppy loves running around at this beach and take a quick swim. Nice place to spend a quite afternoon.

Dane Merritt

awesome path! awesome beach! awesome dog space! yummy eats nearby. quite busy on the nice days.

Jay Feliciano

It is a great place to visit for a quick get away with friends or just by yourself because it is accessible by ttc.

Sabina Eye

Mehhhhh. Atmosphere is definitely not for young millennials. If you’re older, it’s a cool spot for you.

Syd Fernandez

Lovely beach front in the heart of the city. Sand to sink your feet into and water to Wade into. Can be busy depending on the weekend, but usually not as busy as other beaches in Toronto.

Tishanna Housen

Fun place to take the kids. Right next to the water. Cool breeze in the summer

Ritchie p

Nice place to visit even in the winter very relaxing crazy ice formations beautiful

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Sunnybrook Park

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Toronto Public parks

Website: toronto.ca

Address: 1132 Leslie St,Toronto, ON,Canada

Phone: +1 416-338-4386

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Max Perna

Huge park with trails for walking, cycling or mountain biking. Nice area for a range of outdoor activities. Has a dog park and horseback riding academy. Roads could use repaving in some areas but overall well maintained. Busy in good weather.

ramona taharally

Luv..luv...luv this place!! You can honestly forget your in the middle of a city. Forests to roam around for hours, off leash dog park, paved bike paths & mountain bike off road paths. Barbecue facilities, but come early they are busy & you will see large family picnics going on. Parking is both on the side of the road & parking lots. If you don't like animals (dogs) or kids don't come on the weekends this park is nestled in affluent areaa were ppl have pets. Basically this is a pet friendly park & there are Soccer fields, so relax. There is a horse stable in the middle of this park so don't be surprised if you see one on the path. Sunnybrook Hospital overlooks park of the grounds. This is a huge park connected to Edwards Gardens Botanical center. Wonderful place to go get in touch with nature in the city.

Geoff Argue

Beautiful, huge park with the creek running through it, a huge fenced-in dog park and horse stables (which may only get used in summer?). Go in winter as it's way less crowded, even though some of the trails and parking lots are closed off. In summer it can be dominated by large families who choose to have a bbq here for whatever reason.

Julie DeWolf

Huge park. Usually use it for the sports fields. Good facilities, lots of parking, and far enough from roads that you feel like you're out of the city.

DreaminMachine

A beautiful, diverse park open for year-round use. Plenty of trails fit for different purposes, and a great deal of space for many activities. It's located near the hospital, and soon will be next to the new streetcar line on Eglinton. It's one of the best parks in the city, especially as it connects to the rest of the Don Valley system.

Shashanka Sekhar Mishra

Nice place to have a small picnic. Big grounds to play any type of sports.

Shani Sella

Minutes from the city. But when you are in the parks you feel that the city is 1000 miles away!

Ronaldo Isla

Plenty of space and plenty of dogs. During the day, the majority of the visitors are from dog walking services, so your pup will have plenty of dogs to play with.

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Wedgewood Park

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Toronto Public parks

Website: toronto.ca

Address: Swan Ave,Toronto, ON,Canada

Phone: +1 416-338-4386

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Nate B

A stroll in the park. Nice and family friendly

Dean Johnson

Great Neighborhood Skating - shared changing room - some free parking - the city periodically cleans the ice - it is a tennis court in the summer so there are no hockey boards

Rajae OMARI

Good park Big and have a nice playground for kids to play

Max Stocker

Nice little playground next to the public school. Nice, new equipment. A skating rink and public pool are also located here.

eric finlay

Good place for the dog to run

Anime C

Great park for kids small and big! Sand to play with some shade, 2 big slides and and 2 smaller slides for smallest kids, a handicapped swing, swings for babies and bigger kids.....a big field to play soccer or baseball and run around! A little bit of everything for everyone!

Franco Z

Great neighbourhood park. Lots of equipment for kids to play on. Always has lots of parents around helping out the kids. Tennis court and field aren't used as much. Skating rink in the winter is pretty neat. Reno'd outdoor pool which is nice.

Erik Black

Dogs and hockey, great family day.

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Friends of Guild Park & Gardens

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Toronto Public parks

Website: guildpark.ca

Address: 201 Guildwood Pkwy,Scarborough, ON M1E 1P5,Canada

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Habib.

Gorgeous park with interesting sculptures and architecture! In junction with a high end venue to host events and weddings.Right next to the bluffs with a beautiful view of the lake. You can go walk around take some photos and enjoy the scenery. Excellent location for an engagement photo-shoot. Highly recommended.

Azad jalali

Beautiful park and event venue. The ruins surrounding the park are all salvaged from demolished buildings around downtown Toronto. Highly recommended for a visit.

Kevin Syms

Wonderful walk, tucked away in Scarborough. Looks like nice walking trails. Will be back to check those out. Ps. There is no children play area. My kids were disappointed.

Ramon Cadenas

Very nice, a lot of different areas, good environment, excellent condition, I don't have idea about the price but look very beautiful. Nice building, piano in the entrance, clean and friendly staff.

Dolly Bhatt

This is a nice little park with some beautiful Roman style sculptures. Coming back again in summer.

Chris tine

This park has been upgraded tremendously for the past 5 years. Beautiful and gorgeous to meet your various needs.

Adam G.N.

Great place in the city to get hitched, tons of old downtown architecture and nice gardens.!

karen hernandez

Beautiful park and wonderful venue for weddings and special events. Loved the pieces of old building walls and status. I'm sure it looks even more beautiful at night. It's close to the bluff and there is a trail behind this park. On a nice day, the water looks amazing

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Antibes Park

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Toronto Public parks

Website: toronto.ca

Address: 109 Antibes Dr,Toronto, ON M2R 2Y9,Canada

Phone: +1 416-392-2489

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Michael Mossiagin

A very large urban park with trails for walking and biking, bbq places, playground and lots of open spaces.

Chris Greco

Scenery is okay. Lacks anything intresting. Gets buggy

sanjay acharya

Very peaceful, clean and huge place

David Mor

Good park to take the kids

Mohammad Eghlima

Quiet and good for walking

Jenni Anson

It's nice, but not much to do there.

Jonathan Chung

Small playground here for the kids. Lots of open field to throw the ball or frisbee around. 1-2 dogs in the park so if your dog needs a friend to play with there's bound to be one there. Well maintained grass never gets to long.

Ronie Manaois

Nice place to walk

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Sherwood Park

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Toronto Public parks

Website: toronto.ca

Address: 190 Sherwood Ave,Toronto, ON M4P 2A8,Canada

Phone: +1 416-392-2489

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John Crae

Beautiful park. My school goes here every summer, and it is a great place to hang out. The trees are good shade and the restrooms are quite sanitary. The artwork along the sides of the restrooms is beautiful. I strongly advise going here if you want to hang out, play outside, or get in touch with nature.

Gayatri Gadre

Nice place to connect with nature amid the city. Multiple walking trails with peace and tranquility to relax. The place also allows the dogs off the leash. Perfect for a quick weekend or evening walk

Alex Escobar

Great place to take your dog for a walk. Very healthy for socializing your dog. The off-leash path is perfect for introducing your dog to being off-leash given that there is not much opportunity for dogs to become territorial along the path. There are multiple entrances to the park.

Michael Jefkins

Wonderful place to go any time of year. Great maintained trails through light woods, dogs allowed off leash, playground for kids, flat circuit area for runners. Very photogenic as well

Amy Reynolds

Rating the dog walking trail, it is nice. Fences need to be fixed all over though, and the stairs are extremely slippery in the winter. There needs to be another hand rail going down the stairs

Jennifer Johnston

Great dog park to keep moving!

Melanie Ball

First time there, very clean trail! Wasnt busy. Dogs I saw were very friendly. Lots of snow, stairs were very icy.

Edan F

Fun dog park with cool trails

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Kew Gardens

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Address: 2075 Queen St E,Toronto, ON M4E 2N9,Canada

Phone: +1 416-392-2489

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Darrin Manning

Kew Gardens is a great place to bring the family and spend hours or the day. The photographer in you would enjoy the atmosphere to capture so many colorful flowers and plants in bloom. There is so many nice places to take some beautiful scenery photography. Nice settings for a great nature filled colorful photo of that special someone. Queen St. East.South and west of Lee Ave.

Angus Palmer

I love Kew Gardens. South of Queen, West of Lee, it has beautiful old trees (wide variety); grass, gardens, a bandshell, winding paths, squirrels, fairy homes, acorns... Close to the lake, there's a refreshment stand by the boardwalk. Beautiful. Never fails to make me happy.

Julie Curran

I love this park. It is so big and well kept. It is also buzzing with activity, dogs, kids, squirrels and more. It is also a nice connect from the beautiful lake to busy Queen Street. It's a great place to sit and relax, play baseball and more. The gazebo is also beautiful.

Ron Chappell

It okay to walk you dogs or yourself nice in peace full

Yachna Singh

Beautiful place for a picnic or a walk next to The Beaches Boardwalk.

Karen Kelly

Great green space with so many different options of what to do.

Gnomze

This park is pretty great for an afternoon stroll or simply just a day at the park in Toronto. There are some spots for the kids to run and play, it is very nice to bring little dogs.My favourite is their movie in the park theme nights during the summer, was lucky enough to see wonder woman here on their massive screens. The sound system is awesome, and people are respectful.

Rimmi Design

Beautiful gardens coupled with an amazing park, sports areas and beach too!

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Abbotsford Park

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Website: toronto.ca

Address: 2A Abbotsford Rd,North York, ON,Canada

Phone: +1 416-338-4386

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David Mor

Nice place to have your lunch

Bruce Lamb

Its a small park. Nice place to have lunch. On a warm day.

Kristi Block

Good park for dog owners. While it's not an off-leash park, it is fenced in on three sides, and is used by many locals to help teach recall off-leash. Just be respectful of the neighbourhood and be sure (as always) to pick up after your dog, and leash up if families come to use the playscape and swings. The park can get very muddy and mosquitoey, so be mindful of the weather when you head over.

phraseography

Huge greenspace with a small old playground. There are better playgrounds in the area but the green space is unmatched.

Parham adiban

Very small and quiet area. Nice equipment for kids.

Neil Ellis

Nice park/playground for kids to play on. Lots of grass for kicking or throwing a ball around. No parking other than the dead end of the cul de sac.

James Lan

quiet small park with small playground for kids, also an ideal place for kids and dogs

Ashish Gupta

Nice

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Alamosa Park

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Toronto Public parks

Website: toronto.ca

Address: 111 Alamosa Dr,North York, ON,Canada

Phone: +1 416-338-4386

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Lei Cai

A great community park with a couple of slides and swings. The play ground is covered with wood chips.

jiahe liu

nice park trail and river especially when autumn comes really a good place to soend sometime there

Frank Fan

Beautiful park, the best part is beautiful neighbours around this park.

Sean Graney

Such a lovely spot. Nice benches have been added and the trails are in good condition going from Finch all the way down to Sheppard (about 2.5 km if you are keeping track).

Bill Tsilinikos

Pretty scenery. Pokestop too.

David Mor

Very good for kids.

Cynthia Yang

Very nice place for biking and walking, everyone in my family likes it.

Mridula Parmar

Good location

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Albert Campbell Square

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Toronto Public parks

Website: toronto.ca

Address: 150 Borough Dr,Scarborough, ON M1P 0B1,Canada

Phone: +1 416-338-4386

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Kevin Lokaisingh

It's going through some renovations right now. There is construction continuing on the stairs leading up to Scarborough Town Centre, and throughout the centre field between the YMCA and condos. The rink is well taken care of. It's still nice to see free outdoor skating in the heart of Scarborough. It's unfortunate that the snack bar inside the change area doesn't open anymore, but it's understandable considering the low foot traffic. Having it open during March break would have been nice. It's an older city square, being the old city hall of Scarborough, but it's nice to see their trying to keep it functional and up to date.

Ravi Bhagwandin

Not a bad place to skate in the winter and pretty much your only option in Scarborough. It's usually very quiet makes room to practice. Marshalls are usually family attentive.

Angie Pearce

Nowhere to park except pay parking lot unless you want to walk from STC. Very convenient for transit travel though. Everything municipal government you need in one place.

LA Comello

But blanche in Scarborough was a fantastic 2018 event for the community hope it becomes a yearly occurrence!

Wish Master

Superised open air ice rink. Warm change room. Washrooms. Ice could be cleaner and better.

Michelle

Great place to skate for free just bring your skates

Aaroon Persaud

Best rink for practising skating, rink guards r cool, open all day

Eniola Adeoye

A wonderful place to visit when you are feeling adventurous

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Alexandra Park

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Toronto Public parks

Website: toronto.ca

Address: 275 Bathurst St,Toronto, ON M5T 2S4,Canada

Phone: +1 416-338-4386

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Eduardo Guzman-Diaz

Need to take your dog out - check. Need for go ice skating - check. Need to go skateboarding - check. Indoor pool - check. Library - check. Date at a park - check. Basketball - check. Baseball diamond - check. All free. I live 2 minutes away and I couldn't ask for a better park. Staff is super friendly and will help you out with scheduling and closures.

Carlos Leiva

Great open space. Best in summer for obvious reasons.

Garry Choo

A relaxing park in the best neighborhood in Toronto!

Ronan Vieira

Best outdoor pool around. The park around it is very pleasant, nice space for kids around. Seems like a safe place, and never felt uncomfortable there either!

dimaberezovski

Sketchy little park. Nothing really to see.

MAGDALENA Dushanova

A really shabby place. It doesn't feel secure at all.

Addriian Mith

Not too sure about this park. Maybe in the summer

Nigel Grolla

Good spot with ice rink, swimming pool and big open lawn for homeless people to sleep on

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Ashbridges Bay Park

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Website: toronto.ca

Address: 1561 Lake Shore Blvd E,Toronto, ON M4L 3W6,Canada

Phone: +1 416-392-2489

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Victoria Kucher

This is such a beautiful beach and a place that all locals and tourists should flock too. There is a wonderful off leash dog park here that is big and has a combination of elements which are perfect for our dog. There are many bike paths and great places to enjoy scenery year round. Get there early in the summer to get a good spot on the beach.

Antonio Zurita

Amazing park with beautiful beach included! Nice place to walk, take a picnic or just spend the time. Near to the park are a few restaurants, washrooms and coffee shops. To arrive to this place, there are some bus stations near to the park, also the streetcar is near. If you prefer the subway, Woodbine station is the closest station.

Chantel Whitter

I love Ashbridges Bay park. There’s so much to see and do. You’re right by the water so you can walk along the boardwalk or head to the beach. Or just walk along the trail with your puppy or family. Most of the trees and benches are dedications which is a very nice touch.

Thierry Josic

A spectacular view of the skyline, as you are south of the downtown. Find a quiet spot facing the water (of which there are many) and forget you are in Toronto for a bit. Great for biking, running and picnics. Just east of the park you'll find a a beautiful vast sandy beach in downtown Toronto (Woodbine Beach). A great place to visit year round. Summer looks like Cali; Winter it's a great empty spot for a solitary walk and once a year check out installation art. Love this spot.

Tim.othy. Roy

Great little park for walking around in on you own or with others. Also, a good place for bird watching. So far I've seen blue jays, robins, bufflehead ducks, cardinals, a northern yellow shafted flicker, a marlin and more. The down side though is they cut down some key marlin trees so you may not see it around as much.

Giuliano Golin

The beach has volleyball courts, boardwalk for pedestrians, cycle path and Muskoka chairs along the beach to relax and enjoy the view. If you are hungry then Queen Street is a short walk away with unique coffee and independently owned restaurants. Highly recommended.

Sam Chao

I've always enjoyed long walks on the boardwalk, especially in the spring when it's not crowded. You have options to bike/board/skate on the Martin Goodman trail or saunter around in the sand (although some sections are littered with larger pebble/stones)

Stud Muffin a.k.a. Faysal Sulatch

Beauthifull place and then we found someone putting up a camp 🔥 and we needed up staying there for over 2 hrs. The moonlight is really strong because there is no other lights from the streets coming near the lakeshore area. So only moonlight effect right in the middle of the city. So we were much warmer the whole time until we started to walk away and realized how cold it actually was 🥶. So next time someone has a campfire 🔥, don’t be a stranger, and say hi and ask to join. At the end it’s all about the memories you make with other people, at a place. And not just the place in itself. Enjoy!

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