Canoe Landing Park — Attraction in Toronto

Don't get me wrong, I am glad that the city has finally designated some more land to parks and public use, but this park is a little underwhelming.

The rats. Why are they everywhere?

It's particularly infested next to the off leash dog park and kids playground. That's not safe for animals or people. The city needs deal with that!

Some kind of signage for the bathrooms would be good, and given the population density of the neighborhood, there should be permanently opened ones like at stanly park during the fair weather months.

What is with the lack of trees in parks? This park has wide open feild of dried up grass. Trinity Bellwoods most used areas of the park have shade from trees, nevermind the environmental importance.

Calling it Canoe Landing and putting in some art that I guess could be indigenous is a start, but how about using the park as a place to curate indigenous public art, and educate people on their cultures, and principles? (And pay the artists)

I just think there is much work to be done in this park, and given all the tax dollars those dense communities are giving to the city, why not give them something good like La Fontaine park in Montreal, or our own High Park?

If you enjoyed this review maybe check out my review for the sister park bastien park/fort york/garrrison crossing/Stanley north and south. That place deserves better too, as they interconnect, making it the biggest park in...

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Canoe Landing Park is a fantastic destination for both kids and adults. The park offers a beautiful waterfront location with stunning views of the city skyline. For kids, the highlight is undoubtedly the playground, which is well-maintained and offers a variety of play structures and equipment to keep them entertained. There are swings, slides, climbing structures, and even a splash pad for hot summer days. Parents can relax on nearby benches while keeping a close eye on their children. Overall, Canoe Landing Park is a versatile and welcoming space that caters to both kids and adults, making it a must-visit destination for families and individuals looking for a pleasant outdoor experience in the heart...