Stopped by this park after visiting family to see the river. Was a very nice park by the number river. The trees are old and beautiful, the weather was cool but sunny and it felt like a very nice, relaxing place to sit and watch the water. It's also a great place to go for a walk or a scenic bike ride. Wasn't here for very long, but I enjoyed the scenery all the same. Park was clean and well taken care of from what I saw.

A very nice nice quiet little park with shaded areas .

Very nice relaxing quiet not very busy alot of areas in this park were u can sit by yourself and just enjoy the scenery and park great place to feed ducks goose it's also great for runners biking also a chin ups bar so overall big park..

I enjoy the natural state of the river. I can walk right up to the river and put my feet in. I enjoy the ducks coming to me and swimming around my feet. We used to be able to do the same under the bridge and at both ends. The city had to waste money on putting up the railing after years of not needing one . The city could have put the money to better use. I enjoy walking along side the river and rest under one of the many trees that provides shade. Have picnics and family gatherings.

It's quiet, it's serene and beautifully peaceful and you can become one with nature. Love it

A beautiful oasis of a place. Believe if you will it is like a secret garden for the public. Seems a little contradictory but it is true. I think that everyone who visits this place has their own sense of beauty and memories of what that visit meant to them .

Nice place to clear your head. Don't expect a long walk or to take your kids, but a very nice atmosphere.

A small but usually quiet park, with a stage or band shall type of structure. There's also a WWI /WWII war memorial constructed by Mr Gove who is also responsible for the unique stone walls in Weston. The memorial, and those walls use stone brought up from the Humber River, which is a 30sec walk away.

Nice place to enjoy your lunch break

A small park just off Weston Rd and a short walk to/from the Humber River Trail. The east half of the park is green space that's well shaded by some old and large trees. The west end of the park has a small bandstand and some benches for those watching performances. In the middle of the park is a war memorial and a plaque about the founding of Weston.

Went to Memorial Park to see a wonderfully creative production called otîhêw, a Métis-Cree reimagining of Shakespeare’s Othello, written by PJ Prudat.