Love taking a stroll through the trail along waters edge. There are so many things to discover…read morealong the way. The views are spectacular of the city line. There is street parking as well as Green P. Usually on a nice day, the area is very busy so parking is hard to find. A handful of restaurants, food trucks one cafe, Tim Hortons closely around. There are a few benches but mostly people will sit on the rocks or ground.

one of the better parks in Toronto and I dare anyone to tell me a better view of the skyline…read more(Toronto islands doesn't count). a really good section of lake Ontario that is separate from the east and the west park at the foot of some condos. home to the famous driftwood Toronto sign (rest in peace) and the tanning man driftwood piece (rest in peace) this small park is really quiet from a noise standpoint and from a traffic standpoint. a really good place to capture sunrise's in the Toronto, bonus dramatic points if you can get some clouds or scattered clouds around the area. also a great place to do yoga or some meditation. parking is available on the streets and in the pay parking lot. transit options are the 501 queen bus/streetcar and the 66B bus.

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 I do agree the children's playground area is a bit outdated and needs to be fixed up so the little one's can have more fun and play safely.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.

It's a great trail. Especially we went there in the fall. All the maple trees were either red or…read moreturning orange. We only walked the trails on foot; however, I think it is a good place for walking dogs or mountain biking.

LOL - I can't believe I've never written a review for this park that is literally in my backyard!…read more I've been going to Sunnybrook since I was a kid - my dad used to play cricket here with his work friends on the weekdays and I would have to come along and just chill in the park. The main entrance (for cars) is Leslie St (Leslie and Eglinton) and there are many parking lots as you drive though and many off side parking on the "street". This park goes on forever, so just keep driving through until you find a spot that you want to stop at. Some areas are smaller than others, but as you continue to move further into the park, you'll come across wide open fields where they play all the sports (cricket, soccer, baseball, etc) There are SOME grills here (although not sure if they were removed due to COVID), so definitely bring your own. You'll find plenty of open and/or shaded areas to enjoy a picnic or a snooze :) You can also bike in here and take a stroll among the many trails. Also, the Toronto Botanical Gardens and Edwards Gardens have a trail that lead right into Sunnybrook - sometimes it's nice to park a the Gardens, and walk into the park for lovely views. There used to be a horse barn/stables/horse riding in the middle of the park, but unfortunately a few years ago it burned down to to some people having a fireworks party (or prank - not sure which ) close to the stables. Very sad. There are washrooms located here (the main one being around parking lots 6-8) and it is clean (as far as park bathrooms go) I come here fairly often in the summer to have a quiet picnic and just relax. Truly one of the great things to do on a day off.

So good to be back!!!…read more After missing out on this festival last year due to the pandemic and other events we finally made it back this year to the Unionville Festival. This year it was held on June 4th and was a special event for us as it was my daughter's birthday as well. When I asked her what she wanted for her birthday this year, she said she wanted to go to the Unionville Festival, so off we went. The Unionville Festival is an annual event hosted by the Unionville BIA. For more info, you can look them up at https://unionvilleinfo.com. Almost all of the businesses on Main Street Unionville offer something for families to do. The stores and restaurants are open, and some companies have booths or offer street food. It's also attended by several other vendors from the Markham area. There is much for kids to do as some of the locations have children's activities. The Varley Gallery had art-related activities for the kids. For grown-ups, there is a beer tent, and of course, the restaurant, bars and patios are open if you're looking for an 'adult' drink. Many of the shops are open for shopping and there are street vendors too. This is only a one-day festival but there is enough for two days. We had a great time as we ran into many people we knew, had some street food, and the kids had fun at the Fred Varley Gallery, we had dinner at the Old Country Inn, which doubled as one of the beer tents. It was a good day for us, as we shopped, we ate, we ran into friends and had a great time. Check out this once-a-year event for yourself.

This was my first year attending the Unionville Festival and it definitely will not be my last! The…read moreevent is organized thoroughly with a variety of vendors. To my knowledge, the number of vendors are increasing dramatically every year. Happening at Main Street Unionville, this festival is good for everyone and anyone. From bars, to family friendly restaurants AND cute little patios, there is something to do for everyone. Main Street Unionville is closed off for this festival all weekend so you can literally walk around this beautiful section of Markham while getting to know/enjoy different local businesses. The Opening Parade was also awesome! There was a lot of different cultural representations alongside great music. After the Parade there were a few entertaining performances that occurred at Carlton and Main Street. The festival was a lot fun and I really enjoyed the street musicians jamming out. Will definitely come back next year :)

Port union waterfront has a lot to offer its visitors from a gorgeous view of lake ontario from the…read morewaterfront trail, playground and a mini splash park. Many local residents and visitors flock to this spot to relax and hang out by the water. There are some picnic tables near the playground and the water and therr is also a washroom facility that is maintained fairly well for your convenience. During the special holidays, it is also a great spot to watch the fireworks from.

How did I not know about this hidden gem? A family friend told me to visit, and we did! Parking…read morewas plentiful and free! I would highly suggest to the City, that signs be posted on how to actually get to the waterfront! After parking, the washrooms are to your right, and there seems to be a small walking trail to the left. So, which way to go? We ended up going left, which led us nowhere after a few minutes, but no problem we just backtracked. To the RIGHT, keep walking, and you will see a small underpass, take that and keep walking .... to the waterfront, and a bike trail. We took a ton of photos, and I always feel like I'm on vacation when I'm next to the water! Suggestions: 1. Take and wear sunscreen and a hat 2. Bring a water bottle, there are no stores in the immediate area 3. Bring insect repellent, there are a lot of flies and mosquitoes 4. Wear comfortable shoes 5. I didn't see any picnic tables, except near the entrance, so if you want to eat, you can do so before or after

I've been here for many events, like Ital Fest, Canada Day, New Years Eve, Japanese Festival and…read moremore. This location is very easy to park nearby except New Years Eve it was crazy ... The location has shaded areas around the building and Astro turf. If you can't find parking, go park at the mall and walk it. The location is accessible, with ramps for strollers. I've been at this location as a volunteer, as an award recipient and a regular patron enjoying events. It's a great location for events with many ways to "exit" a crowded area. This location is stroller and wheel chair friendly.

This is the perfect place to hold festivals, concerts, markets, etc. There are many paid and unpaid…read moreparking options available in the area, but when you're attending an event/festival with few thousand people, you'll have trouble finding a parking spot; so, make sure to arrive early and guarantee your parking spot.

I'm biased because I live near this park, but it's quite wonderful…read more VIBE It's usually unassuming and relaxed. Lots of leafiness and sometimes tai chi or yoga takes place here. I've brought my nieces here and I don't know what it is but man, the mommies stick together like the Babysitter's Club or something. I got snubbed by the yummy mommies! THE GOODS Relaxed. Amenities: An off leash dog area south near Withrow; a soccer field and baseball diamond; a hockey/skating rink in the winter; playground; wading pool and a tennis court. They also have a farmer's market in the summer and sometimes they have Shakespeare or plays in the park. Riverdale Perk is right at the bottom of the park. A lovely addition to the neighbourhood. OBLIGATORY CATCHY REMARK WIth-row or With-rowt you, I'd rather be with-row. A must, if you're on the east side and an easy route to walk up to the Danforth from Leslieville. #discoverywalks

I love that there are even reviews on parks on this site! Ha! I'm totally in!…read moreI moved to this area a couple of weeks ago and was pleasantly surprised to learn that there are THREE parks super close to me - ALL with skating rinks! Yay!! So, pointing out right now, that it's December and I've only gone to this park for skating. As such this review is a bit limited. The park isn't huge, but it's a decent size with a good off-leash dog area. The rink isn't huge, but is a good size. They have pretty decent hours for general "pleasure" skating (no hockey allowed!) and tons of hours for "shinny" (pick-up hockey). There is an indoor changing area and washrooms. You need your own skates - no rentals available. It's amazing to have a skating rink in the neighbourhood! I can't wait to go back!

I was only able to watch the fireworks at the end of the night. Trying to find where to park was…read moreinteresting. I'd imagine if you're early enough you'd be able to find a spot at the park but otherwise it'll be a little more difficult. I saw lots of people waking from their homes, some parked on side streets in neighbourhoods, some on lawns of nearby establishments and a lot parked in plazas a short distance away. Just after 10 pm and still no fireworks. Everyone standing and sitting where I was saw the fireworks down the street. I contemplated finding out where those were seeing as nothing was happening here. An announcement was made and they had some technical difficulties but would start in several minutes. Once the fireworks started I thought it was good that I decided to stay and watch the ones here instead. They went on for quite a while. Perhaps 20-30 minutes or even longer. Once they had started cars driving by stopped to enjoy the fireworks as well. You'll need lots of patience when it's over and everyone wants to leave at the same time. It was such a backlog of vehicles all trying to leave the plaza at the same time. If I'm able to I'd like to attend more of the event next year.

From the owner: Experience the children's village and teen zone, the Bavarian garden, multicultural food pavilion,…read moreas well as the local artist exhibit and market place. Play all day at the midway that includes over 20 mechanical, inflatable and sport-themed attractions. Live entertainment takes place throughout the day, including a performance by Eleven Past One, then at nightfall, sit back and enjoy one of the region's largest fireworks displays. Parking is limited arrive early or take a complimentary shuttle bus to the celebration! *Entertainment and Activities are subject to change. Fees may apply for some activities.

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.