Started from the Aurora sports dome, went along the Tim Jones Trail northward to St John's sideroad. Came back all the way southward to John West Way. Walked about 5km in -20°c, a typical Canadian sunny Saturday in January. Been here in Summers and Falls, defenitely different view in Winters.

Nice place to take a walk. The park is relatively new, so the trees are not yet old growth trees. But it is Pleasant enough, and there is a creek. And there is a playground as well. I love that it connects so many areas, so you can really get a good hike in. Good place for bird watching too.

Great mini trail to showcase different structures.

Peaceful place for walking. Scenery is beautiful.

It's a good size with good walking paths that are few km long. Not recommended in a high temp in a sunny day, no shaded area at all.

We spent most of our time admiring the daffodils. Such a treat to sit in a field of flowers. Drove 45 minutes to see them.

Large complex with easy paved or gravel walking trail. Family complex with lots of different activities available including ice rink, swimming pool, basketball court, indoor waking track, climbing wall, fitness rooms, skateboard park, 3 baseball diamonds, soccer field, beach volleyball, and playground for kids. Nice area to walk around with large historical trees. Many Plants and trees have labels or signage so it’s neat to learn more about the foliage. Unfortunately the trees are very spaced out so it is not the best place to see fall colours. There are more densely populated trails in Richmond Hill that would give you a better experience of autumn colours.

Well maintained and marked trails for an easy stroll. We parked on John West Way and used the entrance right beside Aurora Seniors Centre. Memorial trees are planted throughout the park.

A place of nature and nice trails within the heart of Aurora. Very popular to the residents for bicycle redes. Jogging and walking. You can also hear the sounds of Trumpet Swans in the ponds.

Cool place with a lot of stopping points and information on plant life. Affords one a good walk on a cool afternoon.

Nice place for family fun, was kind of chilly but a nice walk

This is amazing place! I recommend it to waiting!

Nice walking trail alongside a small pretty creek. Some beautiful gardens and lots of interesting trees. Public washrooms available.

Would be nice to see it become even more foresty, but an important place nevertheless for the community...

Great park with few trails. There are courts to play volleyball and basketball. There are picnic benches and playground for kids. Parking is free.

It is very peacefull...just being there will make you calm

Beautiful scenery, lots of recreation areas and areas to just sit and relax. Washrooms were very well kept too. Will go back again for sure.

Spring in the North end of the park is special for me, there are hundreds of daffodils planted and they bloom as a sea of yellow in a field East of the playground, over the creek. There are plenty of sights to see over the spring and summer as other flowers and trees go to flower, but the daffodils take the cake.

Nice park with a lot of nice views and beautiful trees. I really love the colours of this park in the fall and recommend a visit there.

A nice gravel path, pond with willow tree.

My family loves to go for walks here in all seasons! The daffodils are lovely in the spring, the fields are lush and green with a variety of full, mostly labeled species of trees, mature and young. It's wonderful to visit!

Great place to enjoy walk with my fur babies in any season.