Neshama Playground — Attraction in Toronto

A relatively new playground that was designed to be accessible for wheelchairs. There is also an area with various water elements such as a water table and "sprinklers" (NOT a wade pool as in some playgrounds).

The playground has soft "cork-type flooring. However, due to height difference along the edges of the grounds, a child can easily fall and this is also inconvenient for strollers. There is no parking right next to the playground and most people park on Lasalle St (the south portion of Lasalle has parking closer to the playground and to the adjacent baseball diamond used by kids. As well, there is a large grassy area favored by dog owners and...

An excellent park with modern play structures, made by Kompan. There is facility for drinking water here. The play area is clean and has a splash pad. The play structures have alphabets and numbers in Braille and a poster with description of sign language. There is a public tennis court if you are interested. Finally a baseball ground where kids are coached. So far among the various parks we visited this one has washroom facility, which is clean too. Overall a great picnic spot just few blocks from Davisville Station. A Paradise right in the middle of the city,...

This park feels like a mini oasis in the city. Large willow trees provide ample shade and help keep the playground area cool. The playground here is perfect for toddlers—so many different fun structures for them to explore, including a little playhouse! My son especially loved the ramp, he took his little walker up and down that thing multiple times. The splash pad has some neat features, and the wading pool at this park is quite large and one of the best (in my opinion). So happy we made the trek here, definitely worth...