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    Ashbridges Bay Skate Park

    Ashbridges Bay Skate Park

    3.5(2 reviews)
    13.2 kmLeslieville

    Ashbridges Bay public skate park is by the far the best place i've ever skated. It's the most…read moreexpansive public park I've come across and I heard this is merely stage one, there's still a 3 kidney bowl to come.. that may be worth a trip for me from New York when it's done if the caliber of flow and construction is anything like the skate plaza. The park is wide open with no fence (hope it stays that way), creating a super inviting vibe. The concrete is well poured and as a result, beautifully smooth.. just pushing around it's amazing to hear your bearings singing with little pavement noise. The park is very well designed and totally possible to flow it end to end with countless lines, not to mention totally bangin one hitter spots if you're the type to keep trying one trick until you nail it (as was the case with most of the groms there the day I was). You can really get into whatever type of session you want.. I loved hitting the various wallride transfers and cruisin the park old head style, but there were cats layin down 8' drops down the big banks at the back and kids throwin kickflip crooks on the low ledges. Hopefully Ashbridges will stay clean of bad graffiti and the attention that comes with it, if not at least for better backgrounds in footage and photos. This IS a destination skatepark, take care of it.

    I think the location is nice if you live in the east end. They added a really nice bowl a few…read moreyears back (advanced). The street section is also mostly advanced, not much fun if you aren't a good/very good skater, some ramps/higher incline would have been nice. I've been a few times and have no desire to return. Honestly it's smaller but I think 8th St in Etobicoke is a far better park, so is Iceland in Mississauga.

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    Ashbridges Bay Skate Park - Outside

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    Milliken Park - Park from Steeles Avenue East

    Milliken Park

    4.3(19 reviews)
    6.4 kmMilliken, Scarborough

    I love this park!, it's so nice and peaceful. I took a stroll here with my friend and it's…read morebeautiful. I do agree the children's playground area is a bit outdated and needs to be fixed up so the little one's can have more fun and play safely. Ton's of nice views, there is a deck you can walk on and watch the turtles swimming! And it has Koi fish whaaaat! i got a duck, a turtle, and koi fish all in one picture. Win. The fountain is also really pretty with tall big bushy tree's surrounding the area. Just breathing the air is calming. Just remember to wear some bug repellent because man are there a lot of mosquitoes, i got bit like crazy. If you continue along the path past the deck you'll find yourself at a trail that winds around into a mini forest. It has nice log's you can sit down and take a break on or benches available as well. I did not see any duck poop on the trail or deck so that problem must've been fixed. Glad they listened! Will definitely come back again for a nice stroll.

    Beautiful park with lots to do. Some nice short trails, a pond filled with fish and look out spots,…read morea newly renovated play ground, and splash pad. Some decent hills for toboganning in the winter too! Nice shady areas and a number of gazebos availble for private picnics (must reserve spot with city to obtain permit). Well maintained garden area thats beautifu in the summer. Short trail with nice views of the foliage in the fall. A great park to visit during all seasons. Very lively place. People there at all times of the day even on weekdays but never felt like its too crowded. Plenty of space for all to enjoy. Lots of parking. Ice cream truck is often in the lot by the playground selling the usual overpriced items. There is a washroom onsite.

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    Milliken Park - Ducks and swan in the pond.

    Ducks and swan in the pond.

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    McGregor Park Recreation Centre - McGregor Park Community Centre - main lobby

    McGregor Park Recreation Centre

    4.3(4 reviews)
    3.1 kmScarborough

    (WARNING: THIS REVIEW WAS MADE ON SEPTEMBER 2024. REVIEW MAY NOT BE ACCARUATE LATER ON)…read more McGregor Pool. A place where you could unwind. right... right?? So we will only be two topics Pool and staff so lets go! POOL: Alright so right off the bat. my visits. there was a kid who threw up 2 times different times and different days. And that was couple of days after it just opened. now its like what. but the rest of the times. it was good. Its very cold for cold weather. but if hot. it could be amazing. like amazing amazing. in case of babys bathrooms or shower. There are shower rooms that have showers then a dressing room (sometimes its locked sometimes its not) it just depends. but back to the topic there is a bathroom. now A QUICK WARNING. because people are going to need it. if you are a boy. who needs to use the washroom. if you go to the boys shower room and head to the bathroom. there is only one stall. now if you head to the unviersal. there is multiple. and the showers are the same only 4 for all shower rooms. there is a office for FIRST AID and more. STAFF: Now this one is going to be pretty short unlike the pool one. because well there isnt much things to say. some staff are nice some are not. and thats kind what sums it. as there really isnt nothing else to say expect most of the staff are nice. SHOULD YOU GO TO THIS POOL: Yea! Its peaceful sometimes. can get a bit crowed but if you are near mcgregor and want to go do a quick swim. this is your place! - Ethan K.

    It was so underwhelming to return today to this facility to cast my advance vote for the upcoming…read more20-Sep Federal Election in my riding. I remember spending 13 days in four different Toronto community centres including this one from 24-Dec-2013 to 04-Jan-2014. The North American event was called the 2013 Toronto Ice Storm locally. So much of this city was impacted by the significant severe winter weather storm that included a crippling blanket of ice that forced Toronto to open up a number of community centres as emergency shelters. I even celebrated my birthday here during a midnight shift, complete with a cake that another volunteer bought and then totally surprised me with! The staff here were terrific, then and now. What great memories about what these functional community centre are when times were really tough, and when I'm only here to freely exercise my democratic right to Vote!

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    McGregor Park Recreation Centre - McGregor Park Community Centre - main entrance

    McGregor Park Community Centre - main entrance

    McGregor Park Recreation Centre - McGregor Park Community Centre - main entrance

    McGregor Park Community Centre - main entrance

    McGregor Park Recreation Centre - McGregor Park Community Centre

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    McCowan District Park - Inside the changing room

    McCowan District Park

    4.0(2 reviews)
    4.7 kmScarborough

    We were looking for outdoor rinks out on the east end of the city and this looked like a great…read moreoption. There's a parking lot available and even at noon on a sunny day, we were able to find parking really easily. If you're just dropping people off there's actually a little roundabout closer to the park side where you can drop off people. In the summer I think that part of this area is a splash pad. There were some tall colourful flowers that were there and I imagine they spray water. You can use the change rooms to put your skates on right now. They have rolled rubber walkways all the way up to the entrance/exit of the building so you can walk out in your skates. There are benches and hooks that you can use, although there are notices to advise you not to leave your belongings in there. There are also washrooms and water filling stations in these facilities. On to the skating! There's an arena with boards that is used for hockey practice and shinny - no leisure skating is done here. There's a trail that is a squiggly circle around a little bit of green space. There is the faintest hint of uphill during one of the turns which is a little different than other rinks around the city. At the top of this is conveniently some giant cut stones that you could potentially sit down at if you need to fix your skates or something like that. The Zamboni did come out once during our time there to resurface the ice which was much needed. The only annoying thing that we encountered during our skate here was that there was a ton of hockey player spillover into where people were skating. Kids were stick handling and shooting pucks back and forth which wasn't really the greatest experience. There did seem to be some City of Toronto staff on hand but they weren't able to help.

    This past week, I visited McCowan District Park for some outdoor skating, and it was not very busy…read morecompared to my 2 previous visits during the Christmas and New Year break. There were maybe a dozen other skaters, leaving lots of space to skate freely. There is a standard hockey rink at the west side also, but the leisure skating takes place on a somewhat squarish trail, about 10ft wide with a few extra turns, and a wider space with some large stones for seating at the north end towards the railway tracks. The ice surface has been good and smooth each time, and seems to be well-maintained. I also read online that the skating areas were recently renovated. I have noticed that there is always a noticeable wind that blows across the eastern side where there are no buildings (or trees in the winter). There is also a building next to the trail with a changing area and washrooms, and there is always 1 or more staff members on the trail itself. In addition to the skating, there is a children's playground that also looks fairly new and a soccer field (with possibly a second field at the far end of the park) and a decent-sized parking lot near to McCowan Road. The area itself is rather quiet and isolated, with only a few industrial buildings in the distance and a residential neighbourhood across the street. Overall, I like the skating trail, and this is one of the few parks in Scarborough that offers outdoor skating.

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    McCowan District Park - Looking from the parking lot towards the arena and skating trail

    Looking from the parking lot towards the arena and skating trail

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