This is a great Park for leisurely strolls. With it's long thin shape it is great for a peaceful…read morewalk especially over the 2 pedestrian bridges. There is a playground near the back which you can avoid if kids aren't your thing.

Of all the nice things about Milton, the parks are some of the best. Most neigbhourhoods will have…read moreone or two close by, and Centennial Park is located right downtown. The Mill Pond has a gazebo right on top of it, and it's a great place to sit down, do some reading, and eat lunch.

Centennial Park is beautiful. The park is complete with grassy areas to lay out or picnic. The…read moreMillenium Gazebo in the middle of the Mill Pond is so lovely. There's also a trail that connects Centennial Park to Rotary Park & Livingston Park. It's a packed dirt and mulch trail that follows the lake edge, the top of the stream embankment, through a forest, and back into the park. 2 circuits and I've nearly run a 5k.

Hilton Falls is located in Milton and its nature trail does not disappoint!…read more It's very scenic and beautiful especially during Fall! One thing to note before going is that you do have to pay a fee during entry per person. It was $12+ tax per person. Went here during Fall on a Saturday evening at 4:00pm and despite being filled with people and parking was packed there was still plenty of space to walk. The main attraction, the falls, was pretty cool. You're able to see it up-close and take pictures. Overall, had a blast with my family.

Milton had several conservation parks with beautiful hiking trails. Hilton falls is one of my fav…read moresince it has a waterfall that you can get pretty close to. The trails are all colour coded with easy, medium to hard and longer trails. It's clean and all the paths are clearly marked with lots of outlook points. So beautiful! Tip: Make reservations on parks.ca in 3 hours increments where parking is included in the fee. I like that you can make reservations so it's not too crowded. One of my fav hiking trails!

I have a beautiful tree dedicated to my lovely sister Anya that passed. I grew up across from the…read morepark and have seen a lot of changes over the years. It's just a wonderful place for so many things.

A small park but very pretty. This is a great place to picnic or get a little quirt outdoors time.read more

I have Kelso twice (different seasons years apart)…read more The park is pretty and very scenic. It seems very popular all year round. Hiking the trails is more of a day trip type of tril. You are hiking from Steeles Ave to Kelso Cove Waterpark and back (or vice versa). I haven't really noticed this in spring. In the fall, the ski lifts were operating when the leaves start to change colors. Basically, you could just hike up the ski slopes and take the ski lifts down.

It aint Colorado but Kelson is a cool place to hike or mountain bike…read more You have to pay but for a one and done its okay

Did the Nassagaweya loop from rattlesnake point to Crawford lake! Fun hike and the path is nicely…read morecleared. Would highly recommend for an excursion outside of Toronto.

This is a gorgeous park with a breathtaking view of Lake Ontario and Burlington from top of the…read morecliff. The trails are not hard and you can enjoy beautiful views both at the lookout points and of the forest. You also can spot turkey vultures from Buffalo Crag look-out point. It offers different campsites and the most famous trail is the Nassagaweya Canyon trail to Crawford Lake which takes up to 5 hours for a roundtrip. It has 2 parking lots on the upper side and lower side of the park. You need to make a reservation during COVID-19 pandemic (especially for weekends) since they have reduced the capacity.

One of our family's favourite local hiking spots, and has something for everyone?…read more Need an even surface for a stroller or wheelchair? The boardwalk has you covered as it loops around the lake itself. Want a longer hike through the woods? The multiple trails weave through the nearby woodlands and can extend your outing to hours. Want to take a break from walking and learn? The historical importance of the lake itself as well as the Iroquois village with tons of exhibits is right there as well! And the best part is it's all in the GTA's backyard - absolutely worth it!

Everything went amazing here the wood carvings and the walk and it's just so beautifulread more

This place is amazing! Not one, but 2 pools that can be rented and a huge field that you can…read moreaccess with that rental. The owners are friendly and accommodating, the prices are fair, and the facility itself is a well thought out piece of doggie heaven! My dogs lose their minds when they figure out that we're going there for playtime!

My dog, Kass used to go here and it's an amazing place! She loved it and the playing there tired…read moreher out.

We found this Park by happenstance while we were geocaching. It has a small oval gravel track…read morepresumably for biking or more level walking considering the rest of the park is quite hilly. Not my favourite Park but it was fun to explore.