First time visiting Chorley Park and loved all of the areas, especially being able to look down on The Brick Works after having looked across the Chorley for years and not knowing what the area was. Perfect spot for families, kids of all ages. Bikes, runners, Scooter boards and photographers.

Beautiful park at the top of the hill! A place to visit in the summer and fall!!!! Enjoy having a picnic or taking gorgeous pictures during fall

Isn’t it so beautiful in autumn? It is a small park in a quite neighborhood but I was lucky to see multiple shades of fall here. There is also a stair connecting to don valley trail.

As I was driving to check out the famous Inglewood Drive to see the famous giant inflated Santa Claus, I unexpectedly stumbled upon 2 cool places along the way. First, Douglas Drive has many residents showcasing their giant inflated snowman. Second, I found the Chorley Park, it looks fabulous. It’s situated near some quiet residents and tons of trees with nice paths around the park. You could also spot cars on the Don Valley Highway beneath it with this high lookout viewpoint seeing things from above. This is a hidden gem for sure. It’s quiet and peaceful, such a beautiful neighourhood.

Chorley is the North Rosedale entrance to the Don valley Ravine trails and the Brickworks as well.

Love walking here. Its beautiful and trails are great (road like) even for when it rains. The view of skyline and the skyscrappers in the dark is absolutely stunning.

Beautiful park, well kept. People who use this park seem responsible and clean after themselves. I never find garbage or dog feces anywhere on the ground. Please don't ruin it. Thank you

Chorley is just my speed. Picnic tables if you'd like, or lay a blanket in the sun, is a trail walk more your speed they have that too! The park is clean and in a beautiful neighborhood. I'm here often. Love this place!

Chorley Park Toronto has its own Golden Encore, the last trees to change colour. I love this park, it has history in it and the trail leads to a lot of other trails around Toronto. It is always worth going back to.

We had a birthday party at this park. It was great. Lots of space for picnicking, playing soccer, trees for climbing😁, natural life ponds, hiking, cool place. There is paid parking or if you lucky you can get free parking on the road near the upper level of the park.

Beautiful fall colors. Still in peak today.

A must see for a quick weekend hike. Photoes are from my hike last spring. Lots pf greens and beautiful sceneries to take pictures. There's also a beatuiful pond with green leaves on top.

Beautiful greenspace with large trees. In the park, you are on the higher flat table lands before descending the stairs into the steep slopes of the Moore Park Ravine. The ravine has oak, beech and maple trees. Stairs lead onto the beltline trail which follows mud creek. Dogs should be on leash while on trails to protect the environmentally sensitive areas and wildlife on this trail.

It's my first time visits in this park. Good for picnic but no grilling. Trails around but with stagnant water and smells. City has to look after such... prone to mosquitoes to grow.

If you want to go for a nice walk with the feeling you are lost in nature I would definitely recommend it

Connects to Brick Works and Beltline through both a scenic dirt trail and a paved path. The park itself is pretty nice, too.

Small park but beautiful, you can go to beltline Trail or DVP Brickworks Park through this park, you can park on the side of the street.

Decent park, but no washrooms and nowhere nearby that has one. Walked to the Dolce Bakery 7 minutes away and saw a sign that said "No public washrooms." Makes it feel like the park is only for people who live in the neighbourhood.

Nice park. Leads down to the brick works. Can park at Chorley park and walk down to the brick works without parking down in the brick works parking lot. Nice walk down there once you down the ramp that a leads from Chorley park but might be a bit of a hike going back up the ramp.

Always enjoyed this park. Lots of wetland/ponds and sustainable ecosystem with a variety of wild lives.

Hidden gem! Such a cute spot with amazing views. Connects to the don valley and brick works, great trails! Doesn't feel like you're in the city. Definitely coming back!

Great park. Lots of dogs. Beautiful area and view

Chorley Park is a quiet place packed with trees and trails, perfect for clearing your mind, jogging, or walking a dog. There’s lots of space to explore and a handful of great views. I came here during autumn when the trees were beautifully coloured and will definitely be returning in time for the other seasons. Very grateful to have stumbled upon this stretch of natural land in a city ruled by buildings.