Willowdale Park — Attraction in Toronto

Beautiful park option in the neighborhood. It's vast and has slides, swings, few adventures for the little ones to learn climbing and holding the rope. Children or adults can play badminton, football or hide and seek or any other game that kids like. I didn't find any proper play court except for a tennis court. Easily accessible via road or subway. Separate path for cycling and driving scooters for kiddos and benches for the elders to sit down and immerse themselves into the mesmerizing view of nature. There are drinking fountains, restrooms and if you can walk a little more towards the south, you will find kind a place where kids can play karaoke. The slides are in the shape of ship so the kids get excited and make their own play. They can play with some sand as well. Well maintained and cleanliness is an add on. I find clogged water due to the previous day rain when I went there, I believe there should be some solution for it because that made certain part of the park inaccessible although it gave a perfect look of ship on the water. I recommend it for everyone to visit being alone or with someone or may be with your dog or with kids, you will love...

A great park option with lots of fun and tranquility for parents and children.

Easy to get to, with access via the yellow metro line and many bus stops nearby. Just minutes from the civic center.

The park is super spacious, has parking at the top, paved path facilitating the entry of wheelchair users and users with low mobility. It has a tennis court, public restrooms, including those adapted for wheelchair users, drinking fountains, trash cans and picnic tables.

The playground area is very spacious, with slides, climbers, a sand pit, benches for parents to watch the kids, swings and a splash pad area.

It is very...

The park is getting more and more crowded by the day, especially in the late afternoon/evenings: lots of kids on the playground, splash pad and in the swings. Right across from those, on the lawn, there are usually a lot of dog owners with different size dogs, some of which are off their leashes. What is really unpleasant is seeing a guy who seems to be living in his tent behind the tennis courts. There are no public washrooms in the area and it wasn't a good sight seeing him relieving himself right by his abode on one of my...