金玫Barrie 华人地产经纪 Mei Jin

It's a neighborhood shopping plaza. There are enough parking spaces.

I was amazed. It's my first time here accidentally. It's fantastic sunset. I took a lots of pictures and videos. The park is wonderful. There's a clean sand beach. There are two big pavilions for picnic and kid's day camp. The picnic tables are arranged neatly. The landscaping is amazing, wood bridge over the creek, mature trees, winding paths. There is a unpaved parking lot and a public washroom. Also there's a basketball pad and a playground.

It's a great place for kids and family fun. There's a big playground with a splash area. The playground is surrounded by mature trees. It's really nice for kids to play during summer. There's a baseball diamond with seats stand. A path leads to Nottawasaga Rive front. There are two pavilions for picnic or party. It's next to railway trail. There's a public washroom. It's free parking.

It's not yet recognized by public or outdoor related organization. There's no sign or information. It's a moderate trail. The railway is still there. It's nothing too significant. There is a railway bridge over the Nottawasaga River. There's a wetland with winding Bear Creek. We walked to Line 5 then turned back. We took a rest at Greenwood-McCann Park.

Thornton-Cookstown Trans Canada Trail is a 15.6 Kilometre moderately trafficked point-to- point trail. It starts from 5th Side Rd, Innisfil across from Georgain Downs, goes through Thornton, Essa then goes into Cookstown, Innisfil and ends at Line 13, New Tecumseth. This trail is a part of the Great Trail. On each gate there's a sign to tell you where you are now and what you can't do. It's very clean and maintained well. It's a good trail for biking. It's also dog friendly, but must be kept on leash. There's a free parking on 15 Line/ Victoria St W, Innisfil.