Vinay Paramanand

Great location. Parking available. Clean Restroom present on site. Pickle Ball Court on site. Playground onsite suitable for toddlers and hound kids upto aged 7. Trail that leads to further into the residential areas of the city. Trail has a bridge which is a fantastic location for photos. Two marked trails I the midst of the park. The restroom and playground path is hidden behind the pickle ball Court.

Overall a great place to take a walk and bring young kids to.

I ordered the Curry Pad Thai and the Mango Mojito without the Rum. The food was great, the curry was a little dry otherwise tasty. Loved the Mojito as well.

The ambience is warm and welcoming. The restaurant wasn't busy at all. The service was great and so was the person who took orders.

Definitely recommend to visit.

It's a mix use park with a playground, open field for football/soccer, and any other game.

The park has ample parking spots right outside.

Additionally, the park has a washroom facility

Beautiful gardens with some history. This is a gem in the middle of Toronto. Come here to relax, recharge and replenish. It was reconstructed in 1953. The garden is connected to Blythewood Ravine and Sherwood Park. The entire stretch is accessible by walk and bikes. One would need at least 6 hours to go from end to the other and back. There are leash free areas for dogs so if you aren't one comfortable around such make sure you know what to do. Although the board walk down the Shorewood park to Mount Hope Cemetry is worth the hustle. One can even reach Edward Gardens on her same with if you are adventurous enough.

Sherwood Park has a playground, please pad, picnic tables and washrooms.

Lovely park. The water fountains are best I have seen so far. Adults and children can play in the fountains. The play area is small, however there is ample space to hold barbeque, relaxing in the sun and for spending some time