Centennial Park
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I recently visited Centennial Park for a family picnic and overall, it was a delightful experience. The best part was the ample free parking available, which made our visit hassle-free. The park boasts a picturesque pond that added to the serene atmosphere, and we enjoyed watching the ducks and other wildlife. Another highlight was the free entry to the beautiful greenhouse, where we explored a wide variety of plants and flowers. It was a great educational experience for the kids. The picnic areas were well-maintained and provided a comfortable setting for families to relax and enjoy a meal together. However, I must mention that the park tends to get crowded in the evenings, especially on weekends, which can be a bit overwhelming. Additionally, there were instances of Canadian geese causing minor disturbances, and some dog owners neglecting to pick up after their pets, which was a disappointment. Overall, despite these minor inconveniences, Centennial Park is a lovely spot for family picnics, offering free parking, a scenic pond, and a fascinating greenhouse to explore. With a bit of planning to avoid peak hours, it can be a wonderful place to spend quality time with loved ones in a natural setting.
Vimal VVimal V
70
This is my go-to park in Etobicoke. There's a lot of sporting amenities here, and it's a great place to have a picnic. I'm more attracted to the nature and wildlife throughout the park, and there is plenty! Sometimes, I'll trek up the old landfill hill and take in the views, on certain days you can watch planes taking off or landing at Pearson airport. If you head to the western part of the park, there's a man-made pond where I've seen many animals at different times, including frogs, turtles, snakes, muskrats, groundhogs, mink, snakes, rabbits, deer, and of course, our resident coyotes! If you're looking for extended walking or hiking, then head west across Centennial Park Boulevard and down towards the Etobicoke Creek, where you'll find a trail that goes South towards Burnhamthorpe Road, or head North, where you can reach as far as Caledon if you're really adventurous like yours truly!
anahim skaanahim ska
10
The most prettiest park I have been too. Centennial Park offers a picturesque escape from the hustle and bustle of city life, boasting sprawling greenery and captivating scenery. While it may take some time to reach on foot, the journey is well worth it once you set foot in this expansive oasis. From tranquil ponds to lush gardens, it's a haven for nature lovers and those seeking serenity. Whether you're taking a leisurely stroll or enjoying a picnic with loved ones, Centennial Park promises an unforgettable experience amidst its beauty and grandeur. Bonus - You can get some equipments and enjoy a beautiful fishing day!
Jannel DiasJannel Dias
10
Centennial Park in etobicoke is a great outdoor space with plenty of parking. It has paved trails making for an easy walk. There’s also disc golf which is essentially golf but played with a frisbee instead of clubs and a ball. Never heard of this sport before but we saw a few people playing and it looks fun. There is also a greenhouse which has a huge variety of plants and flowers. It’s well maintained and so enjoyable to walk through the path and examine all the different vegetation. Definitely a nice way to spend the afternoon.
bbt JCbbt JC
20
Nice park, the cherry blossoms are almost open. There are two idiots make fool of people around. They are not even that teenager to this much idiocy to be acceptable. They "hide" a broken cell phone in plain sight with a note saying "this s*** is broken hahaha". We're not from here so we don't really know the park to have it delivered to someone from administration. The idiots sit at distance and laugh loudly at people checking the broken phone. Must have a very boring life to waste time doing this.
Anica K.Anica K.
00
Centennial Park is a large and scenic park, perfect for family outings with its vast green spaces and numerous picnic areas. It's particularly beautiful during cherry blossom season, with the blooming colors of the cherry blossom trees. The park also has a fun playground that keeps young kids entertained. With a large parking area, it easily accommodates weekend crowds, though it can get busy. Winter brings its own joy here, with the snowy hills perfect for tobogganing. A wonderful visit any season!
Imran ShahidImran Shahid
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