Joyce Archdekin Park — Attraction in Brampton

AMAZING!!! So, I have driven past this park a thousand times over the years! Never once have I seen the cherry blossoms or did I know they were here! This year, I drove past and saw several people taking photos. Instantly, I messaged my wife and told her I was taking her somewhere tomorrow morning. We arrived around 9:00am and parked across the street at the metro parking lot.(lots of parking) I walked my wife across the road without her even catching a glimpse of the blossoms yet. Once across the road, I told her to close her eyes and hold my arm. I guided her for about 100 feet or so and positioned her in front of a tree. I took a few shots of her and told her to open her eyes.(see photos) We had so much fun here and got so many great photos. Unlike High park in Toronto, we didn’t have to wait to take pictures(people in the way) or fight for a spot to stand. We were 2 of maybe 10 people there!!! The BEST part was that it is only 15 minutes from our house. We will be coming back with our 3 year old for more great pictures. Side note: it was rainy the day before, so the ground was soft and a little muddy(it’s a park. Expect it) so go on a dry day, or wear...

Joyce Archdekin Park is a beautiful and peaceful park in Brampton, Ontario, Canada. The cherry blossoms in full bloom make for a picturesque backdrop, and the well-maintained pathways allowed us to explore the park on foot. The playground and picnic area provided a fun and enjoyable experience for children. Although the park was crowded during peak hours, we still enjoyed a relaxing evening time with family. We highly recommend this park to anyone looking to spend quality time with their loved ones in a beautiful...

We usually visit this park once a year to catch the cherry blossoms. This year was no different, beautiful blooms. We did, however, catch the tail end of the blooming season so most trees had already shed their blooms. I was disappointed, however, to see a few park visitors blatantly pulling at branches to get photographs without a care or concern at the damage they were doing to the trees. My only hope is they don’t destroy the trees to the point that park and city officials institute stringent park regulations...