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Top Parks in Collingwood, Canada
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Top Reviewed Parks in Collingwood
Sunset Point Beach
Sunset Point Beach
Sunset Point Beach
Mountaincroft Park
Walnut Street Park
Black Ash Park
Petun Conservation Area
Reviews
Awesome views from Blue Mountain overlooking the Georgina Bay, my Sunny Sunday afternoon hike was well tracked on and off the built up trails, small crowds mostly near picnic and gondola area, crafty lights and natural attractions speckled throughout.
Limited parking space, there's a bar code to pay for parking, once you passed the wooden bridge and through the pine tress at this time of year (March 5) felt like you are in a different world with the green moss on tip of the stones, birds chirping and the wind blowing and the scent is very refreshing. Must see to experience what we saw.
Very nice place, with well groomed trails
I've been visiting this CA for over 40 years, it's a wonderful place to walk in new and old growth forests, explore caves and rock climb.
Nice big space. Lots of swings. Cool reaction game for the kids and older kids alike
A great place for a family picnic. Parking is paid and expensive ( 10$ per hour ) even in October when parking is free elsewhere.
But the views and clear water make up for it. I am definitely coming again.
But the views and clear water make up for it. I am definitely coming again.
Nice huge place. Good for all kinds of group gatherings. Area for BBQ and picnic. The beach has nice clear water. Pet friendly. The only downside is the parking fee which costs $10/hr.
Awesome park but basket ball court needs some work
Beautiful sunset beach. We spent the whole day at the beach. The water was great for a swim. It also has children’s play area with a variety of slides and climbs. Go there early to find parking.
It’s a small local beach. My cousin who lives in the area loves Sunset Point! It’s our first time to BBQ here with them. Clear water but rocky. Water shoes for kids are recommended.
You can BBQ as well. There are 4 BBQ grills and charcoal/hot ashes dump.
Big playground for kids. You can walk/ bike along the beach as well.
Lots of parking but expensive fee (10/hr). You can pay at the meter or download the app. See photos for the parking sign details.
You can BBQ as well. There are 4 BBQ grills and charcoal/hot ashes dump.
Big playground for kids. You can walk/ bike along the beach as well.
Lots of parking but expensive fee (10/hr). You can pay at the meter or download the app. See photos for the parking sign details.
Very serene set up. Beautiful lake facing houses..clean roads. You can pay & park and enjoy the view of fresh water Lake. Lots of benches aesthetically placed all around . Big rock formation of Inuksuk .
Lots of places worth clicking pics.
Lots of places worth clicking pics.
This was super cute! If you’re driving, get ready for paid parking with an app. The beach is well maintained and rocky, but there’s a nice place to walk, take photos and even an ice cream place to enjoy. Very similar to a lot of northern water fronts (I’m thinking North Bay). Loved the giant Inukshuk and other details to showcase our Indigenous history. Well developed and fairly busy, there were many families enjoying the park on my visit.
What can say other day one of the best parks I have ever been to!
The kids play ground is fairly new with a lighthouse tower with slides, a zip line, monkey bars, a toddler playground right beside the bigger playground, a ship and so much more! There is lots of paved walkways, a rocky beach, a nice boardwalk, a stage area, volleyball areas, clean public washrooms, a fries shack, plenty of parking for locals with a tag and for visitors too.
The kids play ground is fairly new with a lighthouse tower with slides, a zip line, monkey bars, a toddler playground right beside the bigger playground, a ship and so much more! There is lots of paved walkways, a rocky beach, a nice boardwalk, a stage area, volleyball areas, clean public washrooms, a fries shack, plenty of parking for locals with a tag and for visitors too.
Great park! Lots of things to do for everyone. Nice beach front. Washrooms. Playground. Swings. Slides. Climbing structures. Walking trails. Storybook path. Perfect places for picnics. Lots of shaded areas. Lovely sunsets. Cute little food stand, But parking prices are atrocious an a little confusing!
Beautiful beach, perfect to see the sunset! Very clean, lots of parking ($10/hr) and Super dog friendly, we took our dog with us and had a great swim together. ❤️ Lots of green space to walk and well-taken care off park around.
Parking spot with a parking fee for hiking the Bruce trail. Easy to miss as it's not well marked.
always super busy and needs more trees for shade. other than that, for little kids it seems cool with slides and stuff
Great little park with extra space for play or picnics. Covered gazebo area, with tables.
A Picnic table or two.
Playground is a little advanced but there is a smaller park and a great swing set. Lots of walking trails.
There are NO washrooms at this park.
The tunnel is awful for little kids. Huge risk of falling and hitting the huge metal bars, that run through it as supports.
(See photos yellow and green "tunnel"?)
A Picnic table or two.
Playground is a little advanced but there is a smaller park and a great swing set. Lots of walking trails.
There are NO washrooms at this park.
The tunnel is awful for little kids. Huge risk of falling and hitting the huge metal bars, that run through it as supports.
(See photos yellow and green "tunnel"?)
Slides, climbing walls, hills and grass, small paved path, flat rocks and covered area with picnic tables for sitting, small parking lot for cars. Different play structures. Nice park!!
A pristine area to hike or snowshoe. Mostly advanced terrain on the main trail of the Bruce Trail, some easier spots close to the parking lot at the top of the 2nd Line. Lots of caves, crevices and boulders to navigate on the Bruce Trail. Beautiful for fall leaf viewing, and a variety of ferns, mushrooms and moss.
This is a great park, with plenty of parking.
It does tend to be very busy, as it is the in the middle of a subdivision, and there are no bathrooms.
There is however a bunch of different play equipment in excellent shape, and a covered picnic area.
Having a bathroom would make this a 5 star park as my kid and need the bathroom ALOT.
It does tend to be very busy, as it is the in the middle of a subdivision, and there are no bathrooms.
There is however a bunch of different play equipment in excellent shape, and a covered picnic area.
Having a bathroom would make this a 5 star park as my kid and need the bathroom ALOT.
One of the better parks in Collingwood
Great space and location and tons of variety for kids
Great park for all ages! Has benches too with shade.
Great place for kids and to walk your pets through.
Excellent park
recently updated awesome park with quite a few activities for the little ones
An awesome section of the Bruce Trail and its side trails. Connects via The Bruce trail to Pretty River Provincial Nature Reserve which has awesome hiking trails as well. Could easily make a full day of it. For Bruce Trail members there is an over night rest area where you can spend the night. No fires though.
Great park, good for kids of all ages!
It is very hard to find. I ended up missing it and wound up at Pretty River Valley Provincial Park instead. The tiny parking lot for Petun is located at a sharp bend in the road and hard to notice from road. It is a beautiful area that is excellent for hiking and enjoying the fascinating Niagara Escarpment! Lots of crevices and moss!
Now that the park has been redone we enjoy it a lot more.
Nice park for kids. Small hill for tobogganing. This park is scheduled to get a new playground soon. Has swings for younger children as well as bigger kids.
Just a small park separating some apartment buildings.
Nice jungle gym and lots of swings as well as basketball court.
Nice jungle gym and lots of swings as well as basketball court.