General Brock Park

One of the highlights of General Brock Park is its commitment to sustainability. Efforts are made to maintain the park in an eco-friendly manner, ensuring a healthy environment for both visitors and wildlife. This approach is appreciated by environmentally conscious visitors. While the park does not offer extensive facilities like some larger parks, its simplicity and well-maintained environment make it a beloved spot for locals and visitors alike. It's a perfect place for a quiet read, a family outing, or a peaceful walk, making it a valuable green space in the area.

Playground is a little dated (but has plans for an upgrade). The field is well suited for events and games that require a lot of space. There is a paved path around the park. Not the most scenic of parks.

It's a nice park to take your dog. Very spacious but.there's no washrooms and only one garbage can.

Great neighborhood park. The playground was well shaded. Lots of parking, big and quiet enough for physically distanced hangs.

Just a local park, small children playground and a nice green space. My son loves to play with his kite there.

This welcoming, tree-lined park is a quiet place for an informal game of soccer, or simply a place to rest on the way home. The rolling grassy hills are perfect for daydreaming or enjoying a picnic lunch. The park was officially named on October 6,1975 after Sir Issac Brock, a British General Administrator of Upper Canada and a Canadian hero at the War of 1812.

A small park near Kingsway and Nanaimo streets with a large field and a small playground.

Nice neighbourhood park. A good open space for the young and old. We are lucky to have so many parks, large and small, in the city.

Wonderful place to sit, relax, excersise, or play with your kids. However, there is no washrooms.