Bindertwine Park

We love going for a long walk on this trail! But dog owners please be careful since there are ticks here, we are pretty careful owners, we don’t let our boys walk along the edges but we still found one on one of our dogs!

Not much to say, nice trail, seems to be well maintained, etc. I did see that it said there was no winter maintenance so keep that in mind.

An park though green good, leads more to the William Granger Greenway-Humber trail entrance.

This park offers side playful activities and has closed enclosure for same.

Not experienced more of this park as straightaway went for the trail.

Enjoy.

Considering it's a city hike, I would say more than decent. Forest, river, very enjoyable. Nice little town of Kleinburg is so very near and something worth of seeing.

Good open trail, easy for beginners bc it’s not hard to get lost & it’s not too long. Not too many bugs but still wear bug spray & sunscreen as there aren’t many shady areas. Flat wide for walking with stops along the way to rest. The views are nice. Good amount of parking space also (concrete lot). Enough space to have a picnic / outdoor activity. Pretty busy trail.

Be careful especially with children. Crazy drivers with muscle cars speeding inside the park. Can you believe? Yes. Dangerous. I m not coming back here.

A common theme for all of these parks in Vaughan is the trouble to find parking.
Beautiful park, will absolutely be doing my running here this spring. Terrain is not tough, can easily push a stroller through here, and probably could ride your bike!

With the amount of cars in the lot, you'd think it would be busy but we did not find the trail to be crowded at all.

Lots of happy dogs as well.

Great trail access. Busy parking lot, sometimes difficult to find parking, but trails are beautiful. Adjoins to McMichael art gallery for a great hike.

My new favourite park. Easy to get there and a bit interesting trails to get 10k steps a day. Seems many people are only enjoying trails.

Very beautiful trails in between the gem of Vaughan. It has few short trails, good for brisk walks. Can play baseball, have few tennis courts as well if anyone is interested. There is a small playground where I saw people playing cricket/ football. Recommended for family as well, wanted to give this 5 starts. Nice place for picnic people do come here with dogs as well

Nice park. We were looking for something quite park and trail to explore near Vaughan and found this place. It's quite and nice trail. You can explore the different pathways along with Humber river. Have seen people are coming here for picnic. People come here with dogs for walking too. Nice picnic spot as it is huge and nice place. Free Parking is available on site. Great place for a nature walk.

Very nice park, there's a nice trail that has a bunch of sculptures, and supposedly an museum, which is currently not open to public. Overall great park and trail!

Love this place. Beautiful trails and gorgeous views while hiking. The number of people during the Covid lockdown made me a bit nervous but it was a gorgeous day and the weekend. 50% people wearing masks and many people gathering for picnics. It’s open air, so maybe ok?
The trails here are awesome and it was nice to see McMichael again after all these years.highly recommended although perhaps on a weekday as the weekends seem to be a bit overcrowded.

A beautiful park and the top of the William Granger Greenway, a magnificent walking trail through Woodbridge.

Bindertwine Park trails in Kleinberg on Islington Avenue, about 2 km north of Major Mackenzie, are some of the tons of scenic trails all over the Greater Toronto Area.
The trails are beautiful, well maintained, and surrounded by natural beauty. The best part of the unpaved trails is Humber river which flows alongside one of the trails. However, there was not much water in the river, and the sluggishly flowing water was muddy.
There are some tennis courts near the entrance for sport enthusiasts. While returning home in the evening, we saw many players busy playing and watching.
The parking lot is not colossal, but it is big enough to get a place to park your vehicle for free.
Although a ravishing beauty, and a boon to the individuals who dwell in the vicinity, I do not recommend people from far away places such as Scarborough, Mississauga, and Toronto to pay a visit.

Nice park with hiking/biking trails that also lead to McMichael Gallery. Currently the bridge at Major Mackenzie is under construction, so you won't be able to cross it until is done.

Great weather for a hike and a little exercise. I love biking on this Humber River Trail in the summer. However, it was nothing less than majestic on the Christmas Day after the snowfall. While keeping distance we wished and received many blessings for the holidays. I hope next year will bring many good things to you too. Happy holidays!

Park trail runs along Humber river and is very easy to navigate. There is plenty of parking at the head of the trail. Enjoy!

Scenic walking trail along the Humber river. Great place for a walk with the family and walking the dogs.

In the winter, the path down the hill freezes over and becomes icy.
This is super cool if you ever want to slip and fall and slide all the way down the hill.
Just remember to stand up before you hit the grates.

Beautiful scenery. Beside the park, there are stores (if you go up the hill) and a beautiful Art gallery. Would recommend going to this place on a weekend or the evening because it was a little busy today. Enjoy!

Good for a hike in Kleinburg.

Unfortunately everyone else also knows about it, so lots of people walking on the path making for a lot of people nearby with most of them not wearing masks, and a full parking lot making it difficult to park and get in/out.

I’ve walked dogs on this trail many times and it is beautiful. Lots of bugs though, make sure to wear some repellant. Not allowed to let dogs off leash but if you go when it’s not busy you might get away with it but someone who doesn’t like dogs might yell at you. I haven’t encountered wildlife here so it’s quite safe during the day. The river is nice, shallow and clean for large dogs to play in.

Fantastic way to access the river valley trails below the art gallery. There are tennis courts, a few baseball diamonds, and some soccer fields, but the real attraction for me is the paths by the river.

Nice park with big baseball diamond and soccer field. Lots of parking and nice walking trail beside River. Good place to walk dogs

It's a beautiful path with nice scenery. But. The bugs drove me crazy so use bug spray. Also stay away from sandaks. Lots of pebbles

This is a nice park with a long, walkable hiking trail. Parking is free and there are ample spots available. There is also a baseball field and tennis courts plus a grassy area. There aren't much in the way of amenities, there is a small gazebo with seating and a table but not much else that I could see. There are some benches along the trail. There are bugs along the trail as one would expect so dress appropriately, also proper footwear is a must as the trail is a dirt trail and it can get muddy.

What a beautiful nature walk alongside the Humber river. It was a rainy day so couldn't walk much but I'll definitely visit it again! Love the greenery and fresh smell of the earth