This is a cute little park!…read more There is a little playground area and a splash pad as well. The only downside of the park is that it doesn't include a little dog off- leash area.

A great, big park at the foot of Willowdale Avenue at Glendora. Wide open space where people do tai…read morechi. A sizable playground for the little ones, and also a splash pad. Many people stroll and cycle through here on their way to another park or to the tennis courts nearby. The only downsides here: a lack of a lot of tree covers for those who enjoy tne shade, and also the steady hum of the 401, which sits just on the other other side of a divider.

It a beautiful park with a lot of beautiful activities for kids and adults so yes I will definitely…read morerecommend it

A great place to check out at any age. Many fun activities for the whole family, especially for…read moreyounger children. Ample free parking available. Walked through the park and enjoyed the splash pad, playground, petting zoo and mini golf course. There's also a small man-made pond nearby where you can rent a paddle boat.

This is a nice clean park with a washroom facility, picnic areas that you can rent, trails and…read morebridges. We came here with our toddlers for a fall hike and really enjoyed the easy trail. The park is nestled in a residential area and easy to get to. There are no parking fee or admission fee. The bridge is nice and the single trail connects to the Credit Valley Conservation research facility. We walked till the trail ended and turned back. It wasn't busy when we went on a Sunday afternoon and you can go off the main trail to get up close to the water where some people were fishing. There is a playground that stems off the trail, you have to go up a flight of stairs, and it leads you to a residential area. I didn't like the playground as the ground was covered in sand rather than the usual woodchips. This is a small park that is close by, the walk is pretty flat so it was great for my toddlers. We would definitely go back and go on the trail all year round.

It was fairly quiet on a weekday morning; not too many cars or people around. I saw at least a…read morecouple of covered picnic areas and there are also washroom facilities on the grounds. Trail information is on a map and the trails are quite extensive. I'd advise bringing a hat since there isn't much shade.

Taylor is a cute name for a girl, and who wouldn't like to Park in Taylor's Creek, right? Well no,…read morebecause this has nothing to do with that. One of the greatest parks for walking around in the morning or evening in Toronto, this is located right off of the Don Valley Parkway, and is truly a great part of town and absolutely gorgeous. I love coming here and I'm sure you will too. It's a beautiful part of the city and spectacular, as thrilling as it is natural and gorgeous.

My absolute favourite park! It's got such beautiful greenery and the path is really long. There's a…read moreravine that runs along and it sounds so peaceful. The only negatives is that a lot of people don't make way for others and understanding the direction of where the opposite directions are supposed to stay on which side. Perhaps a line should be drawn onto the path? Note: don't hog the path and walk in the middle. Stay on the right side on whatever direction you're coming from. If you are a pair walking, go single file if there is other people coming. Don't keep walking side by side, it's hard to physically distance if you aren't doing your part too. Another note: if you're going to take a break, please stand off the path and on the grass.

This park almost fully wraps around a body of water that I saw many people kayak, canoe, standup…read morepaddle board on and swim in. Since the body of water is surrounded by the park I think that the water would be pretty calm. There's an accessible access point to the beach closer to AE Crookes Park. I didn't venture onto the beach so I'm not sure how fine the sand is. There are some parts that are definitely more pebbles and stones than sand. The park also has a picnic shelter with many picnic tables underneath it and washrooms. Just outside of the picnic shelter is a charcoal bbq grill with a bin close by to put the hot coals in when you're done with them. The Waterfront Trail snakes through this park. It's quite a peaceful and shaded walk.

BOTTOM LINE: A cute little parkette that has good accessibility options…read more PRO-TIP: Parking at AE Crookes Park "next door" gives you easy access to both to both RK McMillan Park and the Lakefront Promenade Park, but the former is definitely the better park for a stroll. If you're out in this end of town, I would still recommend the Colonel Samuel Smith Park first, but this is a cute option to check out. The RK McMillan park has fully paved paths for pedestrians and it's connected to the bike path that winds its way along the lake shore. If you start off at AE Crookes Park, you get a nice loop along the pebbly beach, through the park, and back. If you fancy continuing on, you can visit the Lakefront Promenade Park, but that's much more of a launching point for boats than anything else. Recently both these parks have made a name for themselves for Harlequin duck sightings, so good luck to all you bird nerds!

A nicely laid out park with spaces to picnic, hang out, and off leash areas to take your dog for a…read morewalk. Not maintained in the winter, but a nice retreat from the busy city in the summer months.

We love this local park. It has a super nice trail to go…read moretake a walk in nature. Forest bathing Watch for the steep hill at the beginning. In the winter, kids like to slide down the snow covered grassy hills or make snowmen. There are even dog parks here and parking at the front. Splash pad/wadding pool in the summer Playground Lots of nature

It's great park for walks. It is really popular spot during spring to fall. Trails were pretty wide…read moreso you can be walking along side people biking and a family walking with a stroller. Also, the park is very scenic and photographable (even if you just your phone). The downside: Parking is pretty hard to find during the few times I have visited.

Moved a tree off the pathway after a rainstorm. Other then that, paths were clear…read more The parking lots do get crowded, however the people walking the trails keep their distances. Would love to see the gravel paths paved for an even ground to walk on.

This is a super interesting park. It crosses a few streets, so you do need to pay attention. It's…read moregot a great walking path it's really easy on the knees. Tons of squirrels including black ones reside here. There are a few playing fields and parts of it if you're in the right section. It's a lovely area.

I always take Ramsden Park as a short cut whenever I need to walk from Rosedale Station to…read moreDavenport/Annex, really enjoyable walk doesn't matter what seasons. Softball Diamond, Skating/Hockey Rink, Children's Play area and even Tennis Courts! Great off leash dog park area with an active Dog Owner's Association.. you can find them on Facebook if you want to find some playmates for your dogs. Activities for all ages and all seasons... Or you can just like me, taking a leisure walk is as refreshing! The street parking across the tennis courts and skating rink is only 1 hour from 10 am to 3 pm, other time you will need a permit.... just in case you are driving down!