Little park by lakeside with plenty of wildlife. Beautiful swan, ducks and geese to watch. Very calm and relaxing place to visit.

It's a beautiful place to go for sight seeing, walking, jogging and biking.

Small quiet little park, beautiful view of the lake!

Beautiful as always love this stop off when riding my bike

Lovely little park overlooking Lake Ontario in quiet neighbourhood. Some street parking and a few picnic tables and benches. No water access

We came ipon this little park because the Marie Curtis Park was full. It's a wonderful little gem of a place with a nicely paved walkway along the lake and a children's playground. Great place to bring a picnic to and enjoy the natural surroundings. There are plenty of benches and park benches. There is only street parking along the strip, and there are no bathroom facilities.

Really nice scenic spot to walk or chill by the water but rocky so no beach per se but well kept area

Beautiful place for a walk. It overlooks lake Ontario. Looks beautiful in every season of the year. There are huge rocks on the banks of the lake, where you can sit and experience the lake. Do visit it from spring to fall as there are various species of ducks and swans at this spot! Many people visit this spot and there is no parking space nearby, so do be prepared to walk as you might need to park a bit far from the park.

Construction under way and most of the shoreline ripped up . The park is inaccessible to public as fences are up. However I walked west towards marie curtis park and found seating right on the lake. This area can accommodate larger groups a it is quite a view of lake Ontario . Have fun people and be SAFE

Great little park for sitting and watching the Lake and ducks in different seasons. Has a good bike and walking path that you can take along the lake and to Long Branch Park. There are two nice lookout points that give you a nice view of the lake and large weeping willow trees.

If you looking for a calm and peaceful spot near the lake, this is the best place not too many people

Lovely area. Very busy. A lot of local traffic by person using the trails for a jog, walking dogs or just to have a nice afternoon walk. There are benches available if you wish to relax and have a conversation while watching the ducks, swan and geese on the water

Beautiful park with views of the shores and crashing waves. There's an area with a grassy hill to watch over the water, couple of large Willow trees along the path and a couple sandy/rocky shore spots to hang out in. A portion of the park area is closed off, which takes up a good portion of the grassy flat space near the kids playground. Few stops to sit ontop of the rocks along the shore, just becareful and I would not recommend swimming in these waters, as per the sign hidden in the trees 😶

Great spot if you're looking for a quiet small park with amazing views of the lake. It's a short walking distance but still worth a visit.

One of my favourite places in Toronto. Gorgeous view of the water, weeping willow trees and tons of benches and picnic tables. Great for a gorgeous sunny day.

Nice space right in between the Marie Curtis and Colonel Samuel park with some seats on facing the waterfront. Being part of the waterfront trail that starts at Marie Curtis this park is just 9-10 mins walk. Not very crowded and peaceful at the same time.

Great little park by the lake. There's a paved path right along the water. A lot of mature weeping willow trees. Waters edge is mostly rocky with small sandy patches. There's many birds here too by the tiny hidden lagoon. At the east end, there's a kids playground. Stay safe out there people and please be kind to one another.

The park is beautiful...but it's not well maintained, there are so much boulders with metal pieces sticking out

Please don't tell anyone about this place!

Awesome place to stop for morning break

Neat, small parkland area on the lakeshore! There is street parking right along the park, and you can walk the short path out to the point. If you quietly approach the rocks at the point, you are likely to see a few minks playing in the rocks!!

Great place to have a little contained fire and roast fish. I went in the evening, end of September. During the summer on the weekend is obviously busy 🙄