Wismer Park — Attraction in Markham

Well, it's a park, what can I say more than that. But if you're looking for a place to enjoy your walk and exercise then this is the place. It has outdoor exercise equipment that works well using your own weight. Like playing or watching football? It has more than one field and quite often there is a game/s going on; tennis courts, basketball courts are there too. And, yes, children's parks and water splash area are also there. If you like to do Yoga, Tai chi or some group activities, there is a perfect place for it too. Of course, you will also find woods to walk through and some beautiful flowers garden to enjoy. Some people have uploaded photos of pond and ducks, I'm not sure cause I haven't seen any. Well, what you waiting for, start moving. Instead of reading more reviews, experience it yourself. If you like it, Great! You can go there again. And if you don't it, at least you know, you made your own decision and not reading someone else's...

Popular East Markham Park !!!

We have been going to Wismer Park for years. I remember when I lived in the Cornell/Greensboro neighbourhoods this is the park I would take my kids to when they younger. Wismer Park has many features that can be enjoyed by families and people of all ages. On the outskirts of the park you'll find extensive stretches of grass, great for frisbee, or letting your kids run around. You will also find Tennis courts, soccer fields, two playgrounds, one for toddlers and one for bigger kids and a very good size woodlot with a few kilometres of walking paths. We love to go there in the spring so we can enjoy our Provincial Flower the Trillium. The woodlot is full of them in late spring, and I'm sure many people go there in spring to see the Trilliums as well. Wismer Park is just one of Markham's parks but a favourite for East Markham's residents. I'm sure you will...

We enjoy going to this park. If you park by the tennis courts, walk past the tennis courts and you'll find the splash pad, a playground for older kids, and a playground for younger kids. There are benches with shade. There are pockets of shade from trees scattered around the edge of the play area. It's enough shade for you to set down a picnic blanket. There's a roaming picnic table, if you can find it, that you can carry to a shady spot. There are two portable washroom stalls on the west side of the tennis court...