Serena Gundy Park — Attraction in Toronto

Amazing trails, great sights, perfect trails to walk or hike. Even mountain bikes. Great for landscape photography and bird watching. Families and children will enjoy this park and sights. It's so quite it's like a world inside a park.

Serena Gundy Park is located in the West Don River valley, north of Eglinton Avenue East. It was named after the first wife of the late James H. Gundy, owner of a 20-hectare private estate and president of the large securities dealer Wood Gundy Limited.

The parkland was donated by the Gundy Estate in March 1960, on the understanding that $200,000 would be spent during a ten-year period on park improvements and that a suitable memorial, approved by the trustees of the estate, would be erected. A bronze plaque built into the stone gates at the Broadway Avenue entrance honours this...

The Park is beautiful however it is quite busy. There are a lot of people taking cringey pictures for their instagram, cars parked on the side of the road even though there is ample parking space and to be honest it kind of ruins it.

The paths you walk on force you to come in close contact with other people. If it were not for COVID it would not be a big deal but this year it is. We we there during the week mid day so I can only imagine this place...

Very nice, spacious grounds for picnic, leisure walks, running, playing and or just partying with friends and families. There’s place for barbecuing and restrooms are available almost on every site. Parking, no problem but might need to come in earlier or one would need to walk a distance. Reservation is needed for more than 15 people to secure picnic table (be kind and don’t hug all of them!” Come and enjoy before...