I explored this spot when I came for work in a nearby area. This is a beautiful spot, you can also enjoy the small drive around the park which is amazing. I like places which are less crowded, quite and relaxing. This certainly was one of those.

Lots of different birds to see. Saw a random deer just trotting in the park.

nice walking trail , with a few parking spot at the entrance.

A beautiful dog walk amid the emerging fall foliage along the Humber River West bank.

Nice trail along the humber river to biking/walking or running. The trail goes down to Don Mills and have some good spots to sit and enjoy the day. Have good spots, along the river for bbq. The river however is not very pristine though.

Beautiful park! Located on the Humber River, this park stretches over a mile. Large picnic area located near the washrooms. Picnic tables and benches spread all over. Stone fire pits loaded with firewood. Geese and ducks make their homes here. Very peaceful. Great place to walk alone or with kids.

Lovely parkland along the Humber River. Took my dog there while visiting from Peterborough. They have restricted use of the road between Dundas and The Old Mill. No winter use allowed. Bummer

For those using a mobility device, Home Smith Park is fantastic. Well paved roadway is relatively flat and provides great views of the Humber River and several weirs. Somewhat accessible washrooms (no door openers) are midway through the park. Entrance and exit to park on a fairly steep slope, roadway closed to vehicles during winter.

This park is like a little paradise that's close to home, during the summer its a great place to go set up a picnic blanket soak in some sun and just relax. There are public washrooms and lots of garbage receptacles so you can do your part to keep it clean! There's lots of room to park and a pretty nice biking trail on the east side.

Nice park, green woods with trails for nature walk.

Nice park. Too many dogs off leash but that's not the park's fault.

Very convenient for parking, BBQ and amazing place for bonfire with tiny 04 falls.

If you're looking for an easy walk loop I recommend going all the way to Dundas street, crossing the bridge and then heading back south on the other side of the Humber. It's 8 km.

Very unique spot in Toronto we frequent anytime we have work in this area with wonderful wildlife including turkey vultures, deer,coyotes, brown minks, enormous turtles and likely many more facinating creatures that we have yet to see. Love taking a lunch break here and letting nature work its magic while basking in the sound of a humble waterfall or two.

This is a great place to take a walk in nature with the kids. It's beautiful all year around ♥️

The Humber river runs south to Lake Ontario in the west end of Toronto. Between Dundas St.West and Old Mill on the west side is vehicular access and parking, while the east side has walking and cycling trails. The river has carved out 100 foot cliffs on each side, heavily wooded and home to much wildlife. In late October the salmon return up the river to spawn and makes incredible viewing. Walking in the park you would find it hard to believe you are in the middle of a big city. Truly beautiful, especially as the last leaves turn yellow in the November sun.

So peaceful and relaxing me and my love had a picnic with our pups! ❤️

Lovely, lovely spot to walk or relax on the bench or on the grass while listening to water run. Seeing the odd deer is also a bonus!

A good autumn lookout for salmon migrations.

Great park! Easy way to get away from the busy city quickly! :)

Thia is one of the underrated park in Toronto . It is a great place to just sit on the benches with firepit right next to them and watch the nature or spend a whole day with family. My only concern with this park is the shared road for cars , bikes and pedestrians .

Great trail off the water

I love this park, so beautiful, so clean.

Always one of my peaceful places 😌

Also very beautiful and quiet area.

Gorgeous park along Humber River in Toronto, Ontario

Nice place to relax, have a picnic with family, soothing sound of the Humber river, watch geese walking around

Nice trail..good walking by the river or reading a book and relaxing. Not too much crowd and the best part is they have proper fire pits available too. The only annoying part is just too many mosquitoes.