Cawthra Park — Attraction in Mississauga

Large woods with spots that flood in early spring or after heavy rain. Good unpaved dirt trails to walk, lots of bird activity, especially along the east side. Jefferson's Salamanders are known to reside here and come out every March/April. The woods are peaceful except the northernmost 50 feet which is close to South Service Road and the QEW. Access paths off of South Service Road, multiple dead end streets to the west of Northmount Avenue, the school yard of Cawthra Park Secondary School and Cawthra Road. Parking off Cawthra Road at the Blythe Academy (tiny private school), south of South Service Road. Awesome place to walk your dogs and feel like you're far from the city. This place is a must see in autumn when the leaves change color! Best times to come are in early-mid spring and in autumn. Sometimes very buggy, lots of mosquitos...

The Woods are excellent to walk through and there is a great feeling of wilderness. The path is marked by logs keeping the outdoors feel. If you need a drink of water or a bathroom break, the community center us nearby with all of those...

Great place to take a walk. Try to find the remains of the walled garden. You can enter on foot from just about anywhere or You can park either at the Carmen Corbasson Community Centre or...