Serene and beautiful. It is my favorite spot in all seasons. It is highly accessible with ample parking that allows me to get a break from work without having to go far. I even bring my clients there. All in all, it is a treasure nestled in the center of the city.
The trail is a bit narrow. Very quiet and not actively maintained. May need be careful especially when with kids and/or when raining. The park has a spacious ground for BBQ and activities. Everytime we go, we see a lot of people doing BBQ.
A small greenspace with a couple picnic benches that are well shaded. Two trails; the south one leads to the bank of the credit and is good for fishing, the other on the north end of the park leads through the local forest. Parking is a small gravel lot. Porta potty for a bathroom.
Scenic river side park near Britannia road. Very limited parking space approximately 10 cars. Watch out for bugs during summer season. Overall it’s beautiful almond credit river banks. Perfect for hiking and pet walk.
I love this place for its natural beauty.great place for a quick hike along the credit river in early spring! Never too crowded.leads to a decent sized meadow!
A little wet this time of year. Even the maintained pathway is under water in many areas. Would be nice to improve drainage. Credit river is very high and fast moving now. Still a good walk with the dogs. Saw ducks, geese, wild turkeys and deer in the woods on this short walk. A few geo caches in the area too if that's your thing.
We started walking to a narrow foot path along the riverbank. I was expecting a cement path or something for nature walking but it was not my cup of tea. It's for those who like fishing and searching for snakes. We were not far in when I noticed a man with his camera pointed to the ground and he's using a poker searching. I'm curious so I asked what he's doing and he confirmed my suspicion, a snake! Well that ended our walk! We all turned backed.
From the roadside it has the best views and almost pushes you to go and venture in. It was fall time when I succeeded to make it there due to its great attraction. The entrance was exotic but the trail didn't give the same sense. It was total beauty however.
Used to be well-maintained during summer but in fall there is litter almost everywhere and most of the trail is not accessible but still some pretty interesting and beautiful views of the trees and the small river flowing through the park. There is a small parking lot.
To everyone saying there's no trail here.dig a little deeper! There is a beautiful trail all along the water which takes a good hour to do, and if you go through the forest and follow the small trail, it comes out to probably the most beautiful meadow in the West GTA. It is hard to find, but once you do, it's the most peaceful place in Earth. My family walked it almost every night throughout the summer. Absolutely magical.
No proper parking. Very Difficult to take a turn to the park from opposite way. No walking trail or sitting place near the river. Big bushes. No proper management.