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    Milliken Park

    4.3 (18 reviews)

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    Jennifer K.

    Back on a nice fall evening! The Park looked clean with no more bird poo. Maybe they all left for the winter? or all these Pokemon trainers just scared them away? The Park was peaceful and I had a great time walking around taking photos.a Maybe I would even bring my dog back for a nice little stroll.

    Amanda H.

    I love this park!, it's so nice and peaceful. I took a stroll here with my friend and it's beautiful. I do agree the children's playground area is a bit outdated and needs to be fixed up so the little one's can have more fun and play safely.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.

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    Angela J.

    Beautiful park. Lots of space and covered areas for family barbecues and gatherings. Washrooms are open during COVID. No food canteens available. Nice playground, open for children. Nice paved pathways as well as forested pathways.

    Kerry W.

    A surpringly large park with paved paths for walking, a playground for kids, and a pond where people were feeding various animals. The park was clean, and the view surrounding the pond was beautiful. There's a slope in the park so people could go tobagganing during winter. Nice to have a park like this in the city.

    Hafiz S.

    Beautiful park! Large and spacious, ample amount of parking at the Recreation Centre. Quite a few gazebos for camily picnics, we came here for another purpose: Pokémon hunting (judge us if you dare). Pond has a beautiful foundtain and deck to enjoy a glorious sunset. Tons of ducks waddling and swimming around, waterpark for the kids. Large field for a soccer game.

    Excellent neighbourhood park. Good short trail for running or biking on. Has children's playground, gazebos and a deck to hang out on.

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    A Y.

    Huge park that is connected to the Armadale Community Center. I didn't know they are regarded as separate facilities until I noticed they had different names at their respective entrances. This is an exceptionally large park in a dense suburban. The playground structure is, OMG, humongous (see picture). There are many short trails. If you feel like a drink or need to use the washroom, they are available at the Armadale Community Centre.

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    If you continue along the path past the deck you'll find yourself at a trail that winds around into a mini forest.

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    Ahh Yorkville...the playground for the rich of the city and visitor's alike. It's riddled with…read morebeautiful restaurant's of various cuisines, 5 star hotels, boutique shops and has an Oasis feeling, which is strange being in the heart of our busy city. The "Park" in Yorkville is very interesting...It encompasses so many different aspects and attracts such a wide range of dwellers given it's small size and lack of park-like features...such as grass. Yet, it has a rare, and unexplainable beauty to it. From across the street you'll notice an array of photographer's snapping, model's posing, kid's playing, youngsters tanning, business men and women talking shop, and not to mention the view of some of the most expensive cars money can by doing their Tour Du Yorkville. Its a place of many wonders

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    The cherry blossoms at Trinity Bellwoods are a bit like Toronto itself--gorgeous, chaotic, and…read moreoverhyped in the best way. The trees line a picturesque stretch of the park, and when they're in full bloom, it feels like the city collectively remembers to stop and breathe for a second. Pink petals, sunshine (if you're lucky), and everyone suddenly becoming a photographer. Of course, you're sharing the moment with about half of Toronto. Between the throngs of selfie-takers, dogs in sweaters, and folks sprawled out pretending it's warmer than it is, there's plenty of entertainment even if the blooms are a bit past their prime. My advice? Don't expect Kyoto-level serenity. But do expect a lively, local take on hanami--Toronto-style. Grab a coffee, people-watch, and enjoy the fleeting beauty before the blossoms (and your patience) are gone for another year.

    Not the park to bring your kids. Or so I was told. I mean, sure there were a few baseball games…read moregoing on and a bathroom to bat. Following the path a bit of ways, we were greeted by the loud screams of a woman in a tent alternating between french and english. Obviously upset in whatever she was going on about. Up the hill a little more. I was informed it was ok to crack a beer and smoke a smoke because it's one of the parks where it's ok? I have no idea if this is true for I was naive enough to take the word of my bud, but as I looked around, not a single kid in sight. I'm told they have drum circles here where they put pyramids on their head and play light language... sounds right up my alley, minus any intoxicants in that type of thing. Anyhow, buggest skeeter I ever saw, made me keep moving until I found myself elsewhere in DT.

    Milliken Park - parks - Updated May 2026

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