Chorley Park

Decent park, but no washrooms and nowhere nearby that has one. Walked to the Dolce Bakery 7 minutes away and saw a sign that said "No public washrooms. " Makes it feel like the park is only for people who live in the neighbourhood.

Chorley Park

Toronto has its own Golden Encore, the last trees to change colour.

I love this park, it has history in it and the trail leads to a lot of other trails around Toronto. It is always worth going back to.

Isn’t it so beautiful in autumn? It is a small park in a quite neighborhood but I was lucky to see multiple shades of fall here. There is also a stair connecting to don valley trail.

If you want to go for a nice walk with the feeling you are lost in nature I would definitely recommend it

Beautiful park, well kept. People who use this park seem responsible and clean after themselves. I never find garbage or dog feces anywhere on the ground.
Please don't ruin it. Thank you

Chorley is just my speed. Picnic tables if you'd like, or lay a blanket in the sun, is a trail walk more your speed they have that too! The park is clean and in a beautiful neighborhood. I'm here often. Love this place!

Wide-open space with lots of grass and a trail to Brick Works at the edge. Plus some interesting historical information!

We had a birthday party at this park. It was great. Lots of space for picnicking, playing soccer, trees for climbing, natural life ponds, hiking, cool place. There is paid parking or if you lucky you can get free parking on the road near the upper level of the park.

Nice park. Leads down to the brick works. Can park at Chorley park and walk down to the brick works without parking down in the brick works parking lot. Nice walk down there once you down the ramp that a leads from Chorley park but might be a bit of a hike going back up the ramp.

Hidden gem! Such a cute spot with amazing views. Connects to the don valley and brick works, great trails! Doesn't feel like you're in the city. Definitely coming back!

The park is great and I love that it's connected to the beltline. Enough trees to sit under (if the sun ever comes back out)

A great place to take a walk, with views of a wooded ravine, connected to the Brickworks trails.

It's good if you want to take a trail and go to Evergreen brickwork. Park is just normal. No parking but you can street park (at your own risk). Someone (must be a jerk) put scratches on my side mirror frame. Better park at Brickwork and take this trail to Chorley Park.

Beautiful. So so many tracks. Mostly for mountain bike, however you can always run them as I do and enjoy the beautiful nature.

You should update/review the pictures for this place. In one, there is a dog lying off leash in the grass. This is a strictly on leash park. It's a nice green space that connects to a wonderful ravine system though.

Delicious place to be alone or with your beloved ones. Full off peace and joy. Close to a ice cream shop and right in the middle of the neighborhood.

Wide open green space. Mature trees throughout keep the park well shaded. There are a handful of park benches & picnic tables spread over the grassy expanse. Easily accessible from the Brickworks, thanks to a new paved path that connects it to the Beltline trail.

Clean, nicely landscaped, easy access to the Brickworks. The switchback trail makes riding and walking up the hill easy with places to stop and rest.

A beautiful little park with some gorgeous trees. There's a Bike Share station at the western end of the park, and access to the Don Valley bike trails at the eastern end.

My company participated in a tree planting event hosted by the city of Toronto, the park is very relaxing, great location and it was a fun filled day. Good place to take your family