David Crombie Park

Berczy Park is a 3,606 square metre public park located in the triangle of land between Wellington, Front and Scott streets, across the St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts. The space has been a public park since 1980, before which it sat vacant or served as a parking lot. Over the last few years, the City of Toronto has been working closely with the local community to plan the revitalization of the well-used and well-worn park. The park is named after William Berczy, a German-born architect, surveyor, and writer often considered a co-founder of modern Toronto with John Graves Simcoe. Berczy was also a painter, most famous for his portrait of Mohawk chief Thayendanegea (Joseph Brant). Read more on the website.

78 Mutual St

238 Cherry St

Large park featuring playgrounds, a splash pad & walking paths, plus picnic tables & washrooms.

Part of the railway museum, the park offers restored train equipment & miniature steam train rides.

120 Broadview Ave

25 Saulter St

City park with a wading pool, a playground & a baseball field, plus a petite farm with sheep & pigs.