E.T. Seton Park - North

A great park in the middle of the city, when you are there it doesn't feel like you are in Toronto. Also a great place to go mountain biking and hiking. There is some great trails on the sides of the valley. Watch out for the occasional person who is walking their dog off leash on the trails.

This park stretches from the Elevated Wetland sculptures to the Science Centre. It can hardly be called separate from the more southern area of this park.

The main trail is paved but there are also a few unpaved trails if you want a bit more of a workout. An excellent way to see some of the nature this city has to offer. It is a great place to being the family to relax. There are some areas to have picnics and has an area to play disk golf. Plenty of shady areas in the hot summer.

E. T Seton Park is located next to the Ontario Science center. Its part of a chain of parks in the area forming a corridor of path ways to hke along the Don River Trail networks. E. T Seton Park- North is amazing path for both walking and cycling. Off-road paths are available and parks. This area connects to three other paths in the area, Wilket Creek Park to the north, leading to Edward Gardens, Taylor Creek Park to the east and Lower Don Park to the south V/A the lower Don River trail. If you're driving lots of free parking in the area, three lots available and Toronto rental bike just located in the entrance of the Wilket Creek lot parking lot #2.

It's great to have this popular archery range.
Still, a few more $$ towards the upkeep would go a long way. It's really a place the city could use to showcase Toronto's quality of living.

Beautiful park to spend the day. Just please take with you everything you bring to the park when you leave, to much garbage being left everywhere

The E. T. Seton Park is very spacious, nice for picnics and FRISBY. Also they're trails great for hikes and biking. Awesome place for family.

Great park for anyone with many things to do. Parking lot to drive to and its near subway routes.

It was really busy today, it made for a difficult round of disc golf. We opted for the holes free and f other park goers and enjoyed the beautiful weather six feet away from everyone else.

Had a great walk. Very nice there. I will go back when it's warmer. People on their bikes even rang the bells. That was a big surprise. Most other places they don't care

A lovely place where you can enjoy nature and see some wdlife, like birds, and if you are really lucky you might see a fox, owl or a coyote

Very awesome throughout the nature of the career when people risk their life at the open house for along time, having it a delightful fest, romantic feist, and everything else they offer throughout downtown.
(underrated)

Huge park in the city with access to the Don valley MTN bike trails network. There also Toronto Archery range hidden away here and a frisbee golf course. A gem.

Spacious area, long walking paths and gnarly mountain biking trails. One of the only parks in the area that has a disc golf course. They even have an archery range too! Worth checking out.

Nice little area a little less crowded than Sunnybrook park on the other side of Eglinton. This park is a bit noisier though due to construction and traffic noise. The land is flatter over here allowing you to get right up next to the water, and there are a few trails marked for hiking.

As you are down in the river valley, there is a calm down here that lets you forget that you are in the middle of the city. Sometimes you can hear the traffic if you get too close to the DVP, which does dispel the myth a little bit. But given where you are it really is a peaceful little area.

Nice open park with parking. Hiking and biking trails are fun and you can play disc golf as well.