Hendon Park — Attraction in Toronto

I describe it as a small local sport park that mostly suites local residents to do some sports or spending a short time in, with family or children. It also suites children because of its playing areas. The size of park is too small for having a hiking. It has two separate baseball courts, a set of tennis courts, a small playing area for children and a small water playing area. It has a washroom and drinking water. It has a small free parking at its beginning and a large chargeable one on its back that belongs to finch subway station. There is a biking path all around the park, although is short. In brief, it is not worth driving to visit this park. But if you live nearby, it works for...

The park has a lot of green space with mature trees for good shade. It's also equipped with baseball diamonds, tennis courts, a playground, and a splashpad. The playground equipment and splash pad are probably more fun for younger children (not many bigger climbing structures for older kids). We generally park in the neighborhood when we visit, which is typically before or after we stop for a bite to eat among the many restaurants nearby...

The splash pad is awesome, and lots of picnic tables and areas to sit around it. The playground is very spread out and a bit sparse. There are washrooms there that are okay but not as clean as they could be (at least the women's wasn't). The splash pad is worth the trip. As if on cue an ice cream truck popped out of nowhere and would not leave, rolling perversely slow and whipping the kids into a frenzy. Thanks,...