This is a large park, which is constantly being developed for the better. There is lots of green space for walking, a large lake and several smaller ponds, where ducks and geese live happily in a clean, well built environment. Around the lake and where the circuit walks are concerned, there are plenty of places to sit and rest and the walks themselves are user friendly to anyone walking, biking, in a wheelchair or skating etc. There are also 'off road' paths in the trees/scrub areas for those who want a slightly more rural walk. There is a new children's playground which looks really good, and a couple of hills that you can walk to the top of and even see the CNN tower from. It's a good place for picnics in the Summer. There is also decent parking on site - although I imagine it would fill up in the Summer quickly and in that case you would need to park in the nearby residential streets. Only one real drawback - there are no signs to direct you where to go - not even a map at the entrance to the grounds/at the car park! This is very poor compared with other parks in the GTA and I hope someone sorts this out in the near future. Visitors are left to either print a map out from the website or just try to figure out where to go. This is a shame because there are apparently other things to see and do, like a sports centre, where there are washrooms - the sign to which is another must if you are going to spend a couple of hours there or have children who might need to use them. I have seen people commenting on a farmers'-type market there, and I think I saw a little path leading to greenhouses which might have been it, but again, signposts are needed. Other than that, a lovely oasis in the middle of the GTA, just metres from Keele Street and well worth a visit.