Small but neatly kept park with full of trees. Nice to take a dogs for small walks in loop or just sit calmly and read. The back entry has free dog waste bags box.

We've seen a lot of improvement in this patch of woods since it was named a memorial. It used to be nothing but fallen trees, garbage and glass, so it's nice to see it now maintained properly by the city, not just volunteer groups.

One of my favourite small parks! Now that it's attached to the Mainland Linear Trail, it is much easier to access it and enjoy the trees.

FYI, this Park has been officially named Mary Clayton Memorial Park, after a remarkable woman. The Park has an interpretive panel which describes Ms Clayton's contributions to early Halifax business life. Best access to the Park is from Willett St. Walking further along the trail takes you into a lovely woodland with a full tree canopy and many native wildflowers and shrubs. Spend a few minutes or more - a wonderful break from the stresses of everyday life!

Good place. Nice for kids to play games. Bit scary if you go inside.

Explore the organic soil of the wetland park a must go place in halifax.......

Its a nice park, its not very big just a little loop that connects to the mainland common linear trail.

The park is cozy and serene.....can be scary if you go deep inside through the trail.....lot of empty beer bottles can be found where there are rocks

Nice park, not very popular so pretty quiet. Needs better signage though, easy to miss the entrance.

Beautiful little spot to walk or rip the bike through

quiet scenic walk in Clayton Park