Bloordale Park North

Very good park for entertaining children.
I take my grand children there and they love it.

I went with my class and there was a dude smoking and my classmates were screaming SOOO much. There's only 3 things there but it's fun ig.

Very nice place to relax and enjoy the children play and see lots of dogs walking, Beautiful trees

Great scenery. Always clean. Livered in a nice neighborhood. Takes about 1 hour to go through the trail. But can be done in less than 30 min.

Excellent (semihidden) park, located directly behind the Bloordale United Church, north of Bloor St. W. There is a great children's four seasons play area and a nice gentle slope for sledging/tobogganing in the winter. For walking, jogging and cycling enthusiasts, the is a tree lined path that skirts the Elmcrest Creek, tributary of the Etobicoke Creek that winds north to Centennial Park. Thre is a long greenspace that is great for dog walking. Sorry, this space is not a leash free area. There are plenty of benches for resting and people watching as well as bird and other urban wildlife observing. The Cardinals are my favorite songbird.

Nice place, good tracks for walking and short cycling with lot of greenery around. There is a play ground for kids too. Good for evening relaxation.

Great park. Lots of green space around. Parking behind the church. There is a path going from the park all the way to Centennial Park. Used to be deserted. Now since COVID is packed w people

It's like you have left the city but dead smack in the city, great for dogs kids and nature lovers

Nice park with a couple of good sized play structures, sandbox and tables. Popular in good weather.