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Beautiful park. For. All. ❤️👍😎🇨🇦🇨🇦
Nice new park. Rope playground perfect for children around the age of 3 to 9.
Very beautiful spot to catch a break from traffic and crowd. It has few hammock type of contraption, not sure what they're called. Amazing place to clear your mind.
Liberty Village used to be an industrial site with a railway access. There was a prison full of convicts right on Liberty Street. So once the “prisoners served their term and are released, their first step would be on Liberty Street.”
The area was somewhat neglected until the condo builders redeveloped it to what it is today. The Toronto Carpet Factory, a historical landmark still exist today. Some of the old buildings in the area were integrated and converted into lofts and condo units. It’s a vibrant community consisting of young professionals and young families.
The TTC runs right through the area, and there is the Exhibition Go Train station right off Hanna Road. Basically one can easily walk to the CNE aka the EX every summer and enjoy the festivities and rides there.
In the centre of it all is the Liberty Market Village. A historical building that was rebuilt into a retail and office building. A self sustaining community with a bank, dentist clinic, hair salon, nails salon, restaurants with great patios, doctors clinic, grocery store, coffee shop, bubble tea shop, veterinary hospital, etc. It’s a place called home to at least 4,000+ residents.
To break the concrete jungle, a park called Liberty Village Park was opened. It’s a nice small place for the dogs (watch out for poo), and a playground for the kids to play.
There is an old house on this park which is currently in progress for restorations. Many years ago, one can actually go in this house unattended and access the second floor and get a bird’s eye view of the immediate area.
There are no washroom facilities onsite.
The area was somewhat neglected until the condo builders redeveloped it to what it is today. The Toronto Carpet Factory, a historical landmark still exist today. Some of the old buildings in the area were integrated and converted into lofts and condo units. It’s a vibrant community consisting of young professionals and young families.
The TTC runs right through the area, and there is the Exhibition Go Train station right off Hanna Road. Basically one can easily walk to the CNE aka the EX every summer and enjoy the festivities and rides there.
In the centre of it all is the Liberty Market Village. A historical building that was rebuilt into a retail and office building. A self sustaining community with a bank, dentist clinic, hair salon, nails salon, restaurants with great patios, doctors clinic, grocery store, coffee shop, bubble tea shop, veterinary hospital, etc. It’s a place called home to at least 4,000+ residents.
To break the concrete jungle, a park called Liberty Village Park was opened. It’s a nice small place for the dogs (watch out for poo), and a playground for the kids to play.
There is an old house on this park which is currently in progress for restorations. Many years ago, one can actually go in this house unattended and access the second floor and get a bird’s eye view of the immediate area.
There are no washroom facilities onsite.
With the recent renovations the playground is definitely designed for both young and older kids!
A much needed break from the surrounding condominium farm. It's a nice little park. Usually many dogs, as it has a wide open area. Nice spot for kids to run around too. Many amenities nearby.
30 Year Inglis reunion. A group of people stood in the rain for a photo. It was a great time!
