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Lake Wilcox Water Park
Richmond Hill, ON L4E 3C8, Canada
Lake Wilcox
Richmond Hill, ON, Canada
Lake Wilcox Park
12895 Bayview Ave, Richmond Hill, ON L4E 3G2, Canada
Lake St. George
Richmond Hill, ON L4E 1C6, Canada
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Bayview Av, Bayview Park Ln, Richmond Hill, ON L4E 5A7, Canada
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Lake Wilcox Park

55 Olde Bayview Ave, Richmond Hill, ON L4E 3C7, Canada
4.6(2.2K)
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Reviews of Lake Wilcox Park

4.6
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5.0
2y

🌟🌳 A Wonderful Day at Lake Wilcox Park! 🌳🌟

My girlfriend, our adorable Golden Retriever Kooma, and I recently had an absolutely delightful day at Lake Wilcox Park. This waterfront haven offers an abundance of amenities and activities, making it the perfect spot for a memorable outing.

Upon arrival, we were captivated by the serene waterfront promenade and picturesque boardwalk. The views of Lake Wilcox were simply breathtaking, creating a serene backdrop for our day. Our furry friend, Kooma, was over the moon exploring the surroundings and enjoying the fresh air.

The park's amenities left us spoilt for choice. We relished in the excitement of the splash pad, and Kooma couldn't resist playing around. The playground was a hit too, and we appreciated the convenient washrooms, ample parking, and comfortable seating areas.

One highlight of our day was the chance to cool off by taking a dip in the lake. As we swam and enjoyed the cool waters, we couldn't help but feel a sense of serenity and joy. And let's not forget the delicious meatball sandwiches that we savored during our picnic – they truly hit the spot!

A pleasant surprise awaited us when we bumped into some mutual friends at the park. It was fantastic to share the beautiful surroundings with familiar faces and create cherished memories together.

While the park boasts an array of amenities, it's important to note that certain activities are restricted. To ensure the park remains pristine, barbecuing, setting up tents, and digging are not allowed. This policy has undoubtedly contributed to the park's well-maintained appearance.

Additionally, swimming is prohibited due to safety concerns. While this was a minor drawback, we understood that maintaining safety is a priority. The park authorities have cited reasons such as high bacteria levels, sinkholes, sharp items, and broken glass as potential hazards.

For those interested in nature, the park offers a self-guided tree tour that showcases 20 native tree species of Ontario. It's a wonderful opportunity to learn more about these majestic trees and their significance, all while enjoying a leisurely stroll in the park's eastern shoreline area.

In conclusion, our day at Lake Wilcox Park was nothing short of exceptional. The combination of breathtaking views, a plethora of activities, and the chance to relax and unwind make this park an absolute gem. Despite the few restrictions in place, the overall experience was fantastic, and we highly recommend Lake Wilcox Park to anyone seeking a perfect blend of nature and recreation.

Thank you, Lake Wilcox Park, for providing us with an unforgettable day. We can't wait to return for more adventures in the...

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5.0
1y

A nice park by the lake in beautiful Richmond Hill. Lots of things to do here: stroll along boardwalk, fishing, picnicking, boating, kids can even play the water ( no life guards so beware). The beach area is not big at all and can be crowded on weekends. Still, people find space to sunbathe and kids play in water. Close by, there’s a boat house for boat rentals. I saw two dragon boat teams on the water seem they were practicing. Very cool to watch ( as well as the other boaters that took to the water). I stay on the shore by the bench near the beach, surrounded by Canada geese.There were people fishing by the lake, too. Some young kids were fishing by the boardwalk and that’s not cool, since they’re are designated area. Luckily, most people know not to. This is a nice spot to watch the sunset. We know the sun sets in the west and what a beautiful sight to see the sun fall behind the lake. Absolutely breathtaking. Be careful not to trespass and watch for signs about trespassing on private property because there are some areas along the lake that are not open to the public. At the end of the boardwalk, there are houses. Be respectful of people’s property. There are big play areas for kids too on the north and south ends of the park. On the north end you will find a large play and picnic area. The splash park and playground area is very family friendly, kids can play and seating area for their parents. In summer months an ice cream truck is usually around. There are various parking areas, including an unpaved overflow parking lot because there are so many visitors to the park. Residents of Richmond Hill can apply for one parking permit per household. So if you don’t have a permit, be sure to pay for your parking because the parking lots are well patrolled and vehicles ticketed for failure to pay. While the north end of the park is for leisure, the south end is for those more active. Basketball court, volleyball, skatepark, outdoor exercise etc. this is a truly fun place...

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5.0
2y

Lake Wilcox, located in Richmond Hill, Ontario, is a popular destination for both residents and visitors seeking a tranquil natural setting. Here's a review of Lake Wilcox:

Lake Wilcox offers a picturesque escape from the urban bustle, providing a serene environment for various recreational activities. The lake itself is a lovely body of water, surrounded by scenic parkland and walking trails. The sight of the water shimmering in the sunlight is truly captivating.

The park area around Lake Wilcox is well-maintained and features amenities like picnic areas, benches, and open spaces for leisure activities. It's an excellent spot for a family outing, a peaceful solo stroll, or a romantic lakeside picnic. The walking trails offer a pleasant way to explore the area and take in the natural beauty.

For water enthusiasts, Lake Wilcox also provides opportunities for kayaking, canoeing, and paddleboarding. The calm waters make it accessible even for beginners. Additionally, the presence of a boardwalk and fishing piers adds to the recreational options available.

Birdwatchers will appreciate the diverse bird species that inhabit the area, making it a great spot for birdwatching enthusiasts. The serene surroundings and abundance of wildlife create a soothing atmosphere that's perfect for unwinding and reconnecting with nature.

One thing to note is that during peak times, especially weekends and holidays, it can get quite crowded. Arriving early or choosing off-peak hours can provide a more peaceful experience.

Overall, Lake Wilcox is a gem in the heart of Richmond Hill. Its natural beauty, recreational opportunities, and peaceful ambiance make it a wonderful destination for anyone looking to escape into nature without having to venture far...

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This park is insane 🫡 where should i rate next? #torontoskateboarding #skateboarding #skatepark #ratingskateparks
amir shahiamir shahi
🌟🌳 A Wonderful Day at Lake Wilcox Park! 🌳🌟 My girlfriend, our adorable Golden Retriever Kooma, and I recently had an absolutely delightful day at Lake Wilcox Park. This waterfront haven offers an abundance of amenities and activities, making it the perfect spot for a memorable outing. Upon arrival, we were captivated by the serene waterfront promenade and picturesque boardwalk. The views of Lake Wilcox were simply breathtaking, creating a serene backdrop for our day. Our furry friend, Kooma, was over the moon exploring the surroundings and enjoying the fresh air. The park's amenities left us spoilt for choice. We relished in the excitement of the splash pad, and Kooma couldn't resist playing around. The playground was a hit too, and we appreciated the convenient washrooms, ample parking, and comfortable seating areas. One highlight of our day was the chance to cool off by taking a dip in the lake. As we swam and enjoyed the cool waters, we couldn't help but feel a sense of serenity and joy. And let's not forget the delicious meatball sandwiches that we savored during our picnic – they truly hit the spot! A pleasant surprise awaited us when we bumped into some mutual friends at the park. It was fantastic to share the beautiful surroundings with familiar faces and create cherished memories together. While the park boasts an array of amenities, it's important to note that certain activities are restricted. To ensure the park remains pristine, barbecuing, setting up tents, and digging are not allowed. This policy has undoubtedly contributed to the park's well-maintained appearance. Additionally, swimming is prohibited due to safety concerns. While this was a minor drawback, we understood that maintaining safety is a priority. The park authorities have cited reasons such as high bacteria levels, sinkholes, sharp items, and broken glass as potential hazards. For those interested in nature, the park offers a self-guided tree tour that showcases 20 native tree species of Ontario. It's a wonderful opportunity to learn more about these majestic trees and their significance, all while enjoying a leisurely stroll in the park's eastern shoreline area. In conclusion, our day at Lake Wilcox Park was nothing short of exceptional. The combination of breathtaking views, a plethora of activities, and the chance to relax and unwind make this park an absolute gem. Despite the few restrictions in place, the overall experience was fantastic, and we highly recommend Lake Wilcox Park to anyone seeking a perfect blend of nature and recreation. Thank you, Lake Wilcox Park, for providing us with an unforgettable day. We can't wait to return for more adventures in the future! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Miss MorganMiss Morgan
A nice park by the lake in beautiful Richmond Hill. Lots of things to do here: stroll along boardwalk, fishing, picnicking, boating, kids can even play the water ( no life guards so beware). The beach area is not big at all and can be crowded on weekends. Still, people find space to sunbathe and kids play in water. Close by, there’s a boat house for boat rentals. I saw two dragon boat teams on the water seem they were practicing. Very cool to watch ( as well as the other boaters that took to the water). I stay on the shore by the bench near the beach, surrounded by Canada geese.There were people fishing by the lake, too. Some young kids were fishing by the boardwalk and that’s not cool, since they’re are designated area. Luckily, most people know not to. This is a nice spot to watch the sunset. We know the sun sets in the west and what a beautiful sight to see the sun fall behind the lake. Absolutely breathtaking. Be careful not to trespass and watch for signs about trespassing on private property because there are some areas along the lake that are not open to the public. At the end of the boardwalk, there are houses. Be respectful of people’s property. There are big play areas for kids too on the north and south ends of the park. On the north end you will find a large play and picnic area. The splash park and playground area is very family friendly, kids can play and seating area for their parents. In summer months an ice cream truck is usually around. There are various parking areas, including an unpaved overflow parking lot because there are so many visitors to the park. Residents of Richmond Hill can apply for one parking permit per household. So if you don’t have a permit, be sure to pay for your parking because the parking lots are well patrolled and vehicles ticketed for failure to pay. While the north end of the park is for leisure, the south end is for those more active. Basketball court, volleyball, skatepark, outdoor exercise etc. this is a truly fun place to hang out.
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🌟🌳 A Wonderful Day at Lake Wilcox Park! 🌳🌟 My girlfriend, our adorable Golden Retriever Kooma, and I recently had an absolutely delightful day at Lake Wilcox Park. This waterfront haven offers an abundance of amenities and activities, making it the perfect spot for a memorable outing. Upon arrival, we were captivated by the serene waterfront promenade and picturesque boardwalk. The views of Lake Wilcox were simply breathtaking, creating a serene backdrop for our day. Our furry friend, Kooma, was over the moon exploring the surroundings and enjoying the fresh air. The park's amenities left us spoilt for choice. We relished in the excitement of the splash pad, and Kooma couldn't resist playing around. The playground was a hit too, and we appreciated the convenient washrooms, ample parking, and comfortable seating areas. One highlight of our day was the chance to cool off by taking a dip in the lake. As we swam and enjoyed the cool waters, we couldn't help but feel a sense of serenity and joy. And let's not forget the delicious meatball sandwiches that we savored during our picnic – they truly hit the spot! A pleasant surprise awaited us when we bumped into some mutual friends at the park. It was fantastic to share the beautiful surroundings with familiar faces and create cherished memories together. While the park boasts an array of amenities, it's important to note that certain activities are restricted. To ensure the park remains pristine, barbecuing, setting up tents, and digging are not allowed. This policy has undoubtedly contributed to the park's well-maintained appearance. Additionally, swimming is prohibited due to safety concerns. While this was a minor drawback, we understood that maintaining safety is a priority. The park authorities have cited reasons such as high bacteria levels, sinkholes, sharp items, and broken glass as potential hazards. For those interested in nature, the park offers a self-guided tree tour that showcases 20 native tree species of Ontario. It's a wonderful opportunity to learn more about these majestic trees and their significance, all while enjoying a leisurely stroll in the park's eastern shoreline area. In conclusion, our day at Lake Wilcox Park was nothing short of exceptional. The combination of breathtaking views, a plethora of activities, and the chance to relax and unwind make this park an absolute gem. Despite the few restrictions in place, the overall experience was fantastic, and we highly recommend Lake Wilcox Park to anyone seeking a perfect blend of nature and recreation. Thank you, Lake Wilcox Park, for providing us with an unforgettable day. We can't wait to return for more adventures in the future! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
amir shahi

amir shahi

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A nice park by the lake in beautiful Richmond Hill. Lots of things to do here: stroll along boardwalk, fishing, picnicking, boating, kids can even play the water ( no life guards so beware). The beach area is not big at all and can be crowded on weekends. Still, people find space to sunbathe and kids play in water. Close by, there’s a boat house for boat rentals. I saw two dragon boat teams on the water seem they were practicing. Very cool to watch ( as well as the other boaters that took to the water). I stay on the shore by the bench near the beach, surrounded by Canada geese.There were people fishing by the lake, too. Some young kids were fishing by the boardwalk and that’s not cool, since they’re are designated area. Luckily, most people know not to. This is a nice spot to watch the sunset. We know the sun sets in the west and what a beautiful sight to see the sun fall behind the lake. Absolutely breathtaking. Be careful not to trespass and watch for signs about trespassing on private property because there are some areas along the lake that are not open to the public. At the end of the boardwalk, there are houses. Be respectful of people’s property. There are big play areas for kids too on the north and south ends of the park. On the north end you will find a large play and picnic area. The splash park and playground area is very family friendly, kids can play and seating area for their parents. In summer months an ice cream truck is usually around. There are various parking areas, including an unpaved overflow parking lot because there are so many visitors to the park. Residents of Richmond Hill can apply for one parking permit per household. So if you don’t have a permit, be sure to pay for your parking because the parking lots are well patrolled and vehicles ticketed for failure to pay. While the north end of the park is for leisure, the south end is for those more active. Basketball court, volleyball, skatepark, outdoor exercise etc. this is a truly fun place to hang out.
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