After a quick visit to the Rotary Frenchman's Bay West Park, came here. Parking fee here is kind of steep, $20, but you can get away by parking outside the reservation area, at the soccer field. Hiked the loop inside the reservation area, it was about 5km. It was not busy on the Sunday morning, the view was picturesque.

Great conservation park with many beautiful areas near the waterfront for a picnic. This place is great for a BBQ with family and friends if you live in Toronto as there are not a lot of options for an outdoor BBQ in the city. There is an enterance fee of $20 if you want to park your car inside. Picnic benches are available in all picnic areas and the tall trees provide good shade. Trails are good for cycling and walking near the waterfront. There is a splash pad as well but is currently closed for maintenance. Overall a great park to enjoy a family weekend in the outdoors.

Really superb place for family.. I enjoyed the day.. didn’t trouble with parking. tent, BBQ, propane allowed.....

Great park with trails and cycle friendly paths near the lake. Ideal location for barbecues with a group. Ticket required but the price is reasonable. Well maintained. Good place to spend a weekend outdoors with family.

Very green and large park. Unfortunately the pool and splash pad was not open. You could walk down to the water. Beautiful time at this park.

This is a conservation park , nice picnic area beside the lake . No access to the lake. Large area for family or group picnic.

Petticoat Creek Conservation Area has been put on one of my most favorite parks of this year. Loved the trails, the waterfront areas and the cliffside views. One of the best areas for families and dog walking. Biking and jogging. Absolutely amazing views for photography.

Nice park to spend the day! But, have to pay for the entrance and parking..

If you are living in Toronto, Scarborough,Ajex, Pickering or Oshawa it’s nearby lakeshore front trail. You can walk on the paved path and may find opening to go to beach and can walk as well. In some parts in Whitby you may see beautiful bluffs. You can walk in every season and very near. Lots of parking options- free and picnic shelters.

I recommend you take a whole afternoon off and do the trail all the way to Rouge Hill

Excellent place for a entire days picnic with family and friends. Even during the pandemic well kept and ample space in the multiple parks and lake front. The waves in the lake are as good as it gets.

Petticoat Creek Conservation Park is a stunning natural oasis with breathtaking lake views. The serene waters provide a picturesque backdrop, making it the perfect place to unwind and take in the beauty of nature. Whether you're enjoying a leisurely walk or a peaceful moment by the lake, it's a slice of tranquility right in the heart of Ontario. Don't miss the chance to experience this captivating lakeside beauty! 🌊🌳🌞

I went there for a family picnic, lots of fun and a huge place for playing. You can definitely go there for a big family picnic. Near this place a lake is available. However, the scenario is excellent even if you bring your dog. The walkway is available for dogs. Overall, I enjoyed a lot of games with my family and friends. Moreover, we sat on the bench and saw the lake outline.

Wonderful place. It was a quiet place as approaching end of season. Fall colors started to bloom. Nice place to ride on bike. Stroller friendly

Great place to get some exercise. I visited here almost daily when the weather gets nice.

Amazing place to come for a hike. Kids have a splash pad to play in to cool off as well.

Filmed a TV pilot here woth Andie MacDowell. Beautiful park.

Petticoat Creek is a very spacious property for picnics of any occassions . Lots of parking spaces, not too much restrictions where charcoal bbq is also allowed. And very well maintained.

Great park, lots of space to run around, have fun, pools, bbq, a fantastic spot to spend quality time with friends and family. You can pay daily entry or have membership, individuals and for families. Visit, it's spectacular 👍

I RECENTLY VISITED THIS PLACE (2023 August) But unfortunately i get there evening i got covered only lake side walk. This place is really great for who looking away from busy life and spending time with your loved ones in nature and here some of my greatest favourites shots for lakes side walk

Love it here, we visit every summer!

There are multiple walking trails through the trees to get down to the water front. The view is spectacular. It's a busy spot but not super busy depending which area you go to. Well worth the drive.

This is such a large park. Great area for long walks. Excellent areas for picnics and BBQ. Plenty of parking too. All year round you can enjoy this area.

Pool is closed for 2023 season. Clean and quiet park by the lake.

Petticoat Creek Conservation Park offers a delightful escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. Nestled in Pickering, Ontario, this picturesque park is a perfect destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts seeking tranquility and natural beauty. The park boasts a diverse range of landscapes, including lush forests, meandering creeks, and scenic trails. Exploring the trails at Petticoat Creek Conservation Park is a true delight, as they wind through serene woodlands, offering a refreshing and peaceful ambiance. Whether you're an avid hiker or just looking for a leisurely stroll, the park has trails suitable for various skill levels. One of the highlights of Petticoat Creek Conservation Park is its namesake creek, which flows gracefully through the park. The creek adds an enchanting touch to the scenery, and visitors can enjoy its calming presence while walking alongside it or simply sitting on one of the many benches scattered throughout the park. For those who appreciate wildlife, the park is home to a diverse array of bird species, making it an excellent spot for birdwatching. Bring your binoculars and keep an eye out for feathered friends perched on tree branches or gliding through the sky. Petticoat Creek Conservation Park also offers a range of recreational activities to keep visitors entertained. The park features a beautiful sandy beach area, perfect for a day of relaxation and sunbathing during the warm summer months. Swimming in Lake Ontario is another popular activity, especially for families looking to cool off on hot days. The park is well-maintained, with clean facilities and well-marked trails. There are picnic areas equipped with tables and barbecue facilities, making it an ideal spot for a family picnic or gathering with friends. Additionally, the park provides ample parking space, ensuring convenience for visitors. The only drawback is that during peak times, the park can get crowded, especially on weekends and holidays. It's advisable to plan your visit during weekdays or early mornings to avoid the crowds and fully immerse yourself in the park's serene atmosphere. In conclusion, Petticoat Creek Conservation Park is a hidden gem that offers a peaceful retreat amidst nature's splendor. With its beautiful trails, calming creek, and recreational amenities, it provides a perfect setting for outdoor activities and relaxation. Whether you're seeking solitude, adventure, or quality time with loved ones, this park has something to offer. It's certainly worth a visit for anyone looking to rejuvenate their mind and reconnect with nature.

Beautiful huge park nice and spacious clean and well kept perfectly manufactured lawns Beautiful lakeside view can't do no wrong being there GO FOR IT!!

My husband and I visited for a walk in the summer of 2021 on a beautiful sunny day. The scenery here is absolutely beautiful and there is enough space that you can stop, take pictures, have a picnic or just walk in peace and quiet. It is an absolute hidden gem and I would recommend that everybody visit. The views out over Lake Ontario are absolutely stunning.

I prefer the park off season. It's huge with lovely views. Just went there today. PLEASE DO NOT disturb a bird in the Pleasant Point parking lot. It's sitting on the eggs on the right side. You can see the garbage containers on that side, at the back. Be watchful especially walking there to get rid of a poop bag. Thanks!

Beautiful area with waterfront trails and old trees. Some side paths give beach access

Very nice place. We booked the lakeside area for a baby shower and had a great time. We had privacy and a very big space to ourselves. Got to play spike ball and Frisbee. Kods loved it when ice cream truck came.