{"help": "https://ckan0.cf.opendata.inter.prod-toronto.ca/ne/api/3/action/help_show?name=datastore_search", "success": true, "result": {"include_total": true, "limit": 100, "records_format": "objects", "resource_id": "f23ac1ad-6f46-4b59-811f-eb34be9b1f7a", "total_estimation_threshold": null, "records": [{"_id":1,"Location ID":1,"Parent Location ID":1,"Location Name":"Ashbridges Bay Park","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"None","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"1561","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Lake Shore","Street Type":"Blvd","Street Direction":"E","Postal Code":"None","Description":"Ashbridges Bay Park is located in a beautiful area on the waterfront in the east end of Toronto. Ashbridges Bay was once part of the large sand dune chain spanning the majority of the Toronto Harbour. These dunes were the result of sediment from the Scarborough Bluffs being deposited by the currents from Lake Ontario.\n

\nPortions of The Martin Goodman and Waterfront trails pass through the north end of Ashbridges Bay Park. These paved and hard-packed walking trails allow for accessibility as do the park's multiple parking lots. Take a stroll along the Woodbine Beach Boardwalk, relax on the wide sandy beach, or enjoy a refreshing swim in Lake Ontario. Picnics, bird watching and hiking are all popular activities available at Ashbridges Bay. There is also a skateboard park nearby."},{"_id":2,"Location ID":2,"Parent Location ID":2,"Location Name":"Bluffer's Park and Beach","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"None","TTC Information":"None","District":"Scarborough","Street No":"1","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Brimley","Street Type":"Rd","Street Direction":"S","Postal Code":"None","Description":"

Bluffer's Park was designed to improve public access to the base of the Scarborough Bluffs. It can be accessed by Brimley Road. The park features a sandy beach, picnic areas, walks, lookouts, a boat launch and visitors' dockage. Water quality is tested regularly at swimming beaches.

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Bluffer's Park is not an alcohol approved park location. For a listing of approved parks, visit Alcohol in Parks Program.

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This park is part of Scarborough Bluffs.

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History

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Originally owned by the Borough of Scarborough, the mainland at the base of the bluffs was transferred to the Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority in May 1960 as part of the Waterfront Plan for Metro. The park was developed in two stages by the Authority. The first phase that satisfied a need for public open space, was officially completed and opened in 1975 at a cost of $2.2 million. Phase two, developed for $6.0 million and completed in the early 1980's, provided public launching facilities for recreational boaters and sailors, as well as open space for private yacht clubs. A total of 2.6 million cubic metres of lakefill was used at Bluffer's Park.

"},{"_id":3,"Location ID":3,"Parent Location ID":3,"Location Name":"James Gardens","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Edgehill Road and Edenbridge Drive","TTC Information":"None","District":"Etobicoke York","Street No":"99","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Edenbridge","Street Type":"Dr","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"James Gardens, a former estate on the west bank of the Humber River, is known for its flower gardens, terraced stone pathways beside sparkling spring-fed pools and streams, and mature trees. The park features the historic James Gazebo, along with terraced pathways and the original home \"Red Gables\". Here, you can also find lawn bowling, cross-country skiing, memorial cairn in rose garden, and a scenic lookout over the Humber Valley to downtown Toronto."},{"_id":4,"Location ID":4,"Parent Location ID":4,"Location Name":"Colonel Danforth Park","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Colonel Danforth Trail and Bonacres Avenue","TTC Information":"None","District":"Scarborough","Street No":"73","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Colonel Danforth","Street Type":"Trl","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"

Colonel Danforth Park can be found northwest of Lawrence Avenue and Meadowvale Road. Trails connect to Morningside Park in the northwest and Lower Highland Creek Park in the southeast. The park features the Highland Creek Trail and is a great place to see wildlife and interesting plants.

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The Dogs Off-Leash Area is fenced, allows Commercial Dog Walkers, and has a separate area for dogs weighing less than 9 kg.

"},{"_id":5,"Location ID":5,"Parent Location ID":5,"Location Name":"Derrydowns Park","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Derrydown Rd & Conamore Cres","TTC Information":"None","District":"Etobicoke York","Street No":"271","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Derrydown","Street Type":"Rd","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"Derrydowns Park is a 28 hectare park following the Black Creek ravine as it meanders southward. At the North end of the park Finch Avenue separates it from the Black Creek Parkland. A trail travels the length of the park from Finch to Grandravine Drive where it connects to Northwood Park. The park has parking at 1705 Finch Ave and features a fire pit."},{"_id":6,"Location ID":6,"Parent Location ID":6,"Location Name":"Marie Curtis Park","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"None","TTC Information":"None","District":"Etobicoke York","Street No":"2","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Forty Second","Street Type":"St","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"

Marie Curtis Park is named after the Longbranch Reeve (a small village) Mayor Marie Curtis and is one of the few beaches in North America named after a female community leader. This park was created in the late 1950s to help control flooding after Hurricane Hazel nearly swept local homes in the area out into Lake Ontario. Throughout this park, you can find an abundance of wildlife and native plants. There is a playground, a wading pool, a public swimming beach, picnic spots and walking trails, including a connection to the Waterfront Trail. Water quality is tested regularly at swimming beaches. The fenced Dogs Off-Leash Area allows Commercial Dog Walkers.

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Lakeview Waterfront Connection: Along the Mississauga shoreline, the Region of Peel and Credit Valley Conservation are planning a naturalized conservation area, adjacent to Marie Curtis Park, that will create a hub for passive waterfront recreation, and a spot for wildlife migration. The new greenspace will connect Marie Curtis park to the Inspiration Lakeview lands. City of Toronto Parks Staff are providing input into the design of the new greenspace and the interface with Marie Curtis Park.

"},{"_id":7,"Location ID":7,"Parent Location ID":7,"Location Name":"Broadlands Community Recreation Centre","Location Type":"crc","Accessibility":"Fully Accessible","Intersection":"None","TTC Information":"None","District":"North York","Street No":"19","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Castlegrove","Street Type":"Blvd","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"M3A 1K9","Description":"Check the Drop-In Programs tab for hours for the outdoor pool (summer) or the outdoor rink (winter).

\nA small community centre located in the DVP (Don Valley Parkway) and Lawrence Avenue East area in a residential community. Programs are offered for preschoolers, children, adults and older adults. Rooms can also be permitted by groups or individuals."},{"_id":8,"Location ID":9,"Parent Location ID":9,"Location Name":"Eglinton Flats","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Emmett Ave & Eglinton Ave W","TTC Information":"None","District":"Etobicoke York","Street No":"101","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Emmett","Street Type":"Ave","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"Eglinton Flats includes three of the four corners surrounding the Jane and Eglinton intersection. The fourth corner is the City run Scarlett Woods Golf Course. The area, built on the Humber River Floodplain, was owned and farmed by the Scarlett family in the mid 1800's. It was later turned into a market garden that was flooded out by Hurricane Hazel in 1954. As part of a new floodplain plan the area was turned into parkland. Eglinton Flats is a sports focused park with six soccer fields, four field hockey pitches, a rugby field, a football field and winterized tennis courts. It is also home to a local community garden and playground. In the northeast corner of the park you will find two cricket pitches. The park is a popular place to spend time through the spring, summer and fall."},{"_id":9,"Location ID":10,"Parent Location ID":10,"Location Name":"Etienne Brule Park","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Crosby Avenue and Warren Crescent","TTC Information":"None","District":"Etobicoke York","Street No":"13","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Crosby","Street Type":"Ave","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"Etienne Brule park is a historically significant piece of land. It was named after Etienne Brule, the first French explorer to venture beyond the St. Lawrence River into Upper Canada (Ontario). The Humber River and its shores along Etienne Brule park were once used as a major trade route by the Aboriginal Peoples of the area. It is a beautiful park stretched out along the Humber River starting near the Old Mill and winding north to the bend in the River around the Baby Point neighbourhood. Within this park you will find interpretive signage with information about the history of the area and it's traditional uses. You will also find a ball diamond, a great hiking trail and lovely spots for a small picnic along the way. Etienne Brule Park is the centre point between the Humber River, Old Mill and Marshes and the Lambton House Hotel and Lower Humber River Discovery Walks."},{"_id":10,"Location ID":11,"Parent Location ID":11,"Location Name":"G. Ross Lord Park","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Dufferin St. & Supertest Rd.","TTC Information":"None","District":"North York","Street No":"4801","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Dufferin","Street Type":"St","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"Whether you're a nature or sports enthusiast you'll find something fun to do in G. Ross Lord Park. Over four kilometres of trails, two cricket pitches, a fenced Dogs Off-Leash Area, three soccer fields, picnic sites and a fire pit can be found within the parks boundaries. The park was created in 1972 to help with flood control in the area and named after Dr. G. Ross Lord, former Chairman of the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority. Trails are fully accessible and groomed in the winter for cross-country skiing, weather permitting. There are a number of naturalization projects in the works to help support local wildlife and create a healthier park. This park is a great spot for wildlife and bird watchers alike.

In 1979, with the enthusiastic support of North York Mayor Mel Lastman, Community Association for Riding for the Disabled moved to its permanent home in the heart of park. The opening ceremonies were attended by Princess Anne."},{"_id":11,"Location ID":12,"Parent Location ID":12,"Location Name":"Caledonia Park","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Caledonia Rd & Lawrence Ave W","TTC Information":"None","District":"North York","Street No":"1141","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Caledonia","Street Type":"Rd","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"A 11.5 hectare park at Caledonia Road and Lawrence Avenue West featuring two cricket pitches with a practice wicket, a lit ball diamond, a multipurpose sports field and sand volleyball courts. Parking is available and accessible from Caledonia Road."},{"_id":12,"Location ID":13,"Parent Location ID":13,"Location Name":"Adam Beck Community Centre","Location Type":"crc","Accessibility":"Partially Accessible","Intersection":"None","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"79","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Lawlor","Street Type":"Ave","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"M4E 3L8","Description":"

Adam Beck Community Centre is a shared-use facility.

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This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

"},{"_id":13,"Location ID":15,"Parent Location ID":15,"Location Name":"Home Smith Park","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Dundas St W & Old Dundas St","TTC Information":"None","District":"Etobicoke York","Street No":"4101","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Dundas","Street Type":"St","Street Direction":"W","Postal Code":"None","Description":"Home Smith Park is named after an Etobicoke Lawyer, Robert Home Smith. He purchased the former King's Mill and turned it into the Old Mill Inn we find today. The park runs along the west side of the Humber River between Lambton House Hotel and the Old Mill Inn. This park is considered a historically significant area due to its former use as a trade route by the local Aboriginal Peoples. Home Smith Park is an excellent spot for wildlife viewing with plenty of waterfowl, songbirds and forest critters. It's also a great spot to view salmon swimming up the Humber River to spawn each fall. Home Smith Park is fully accessible with a paved trail and a number of pleasant picnic areas."},{"_id":14,"Location ID":16,"Parent Location ID":16,"Location Name":"Cassandra Park","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Cassandra Blvd & Wallingford Rd","TTC Information":"None","District":"North York","Street No":"230","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Cassandra","Street Type":"Blvd","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"A park near Victoria Park Avenue and York Mills Road featuring four lit outdoor tennis courts with clubhouse and a children's playground. The park is home to the Parkway Valley Tennis Club."},{"_id":15,"Location ID":17,"Parent Location ID":17,"Location Name":"Annette Community Recreation Centre","Location Type":"crc","Accessibility":"Fully Accessible","Intersection":"None","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"333","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Annette","Street Type":"St","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"M6P 1R3","Description":"There is a family/universal change room at this location, and the pool has a lift chair."},{"_id":16,"Location ID":18,"Parent Location ID":18,"Location Name":"MacPherson Avenue Parkette","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Macpherson Ave & Avenue Rd","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"205","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Macpherson","Street Type":"Ave","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"None"},{"_id":17,"Location ID":19,"Parent Location ID":19,"Location Name":"Rosetta McClain Gardens","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"None","TTC Information":"None","District":"Scarborough","Street No":"5","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Glen Everest","Street Type":"Rd","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"

The fully-accessible garden park features special braille signage, raised planters, rose gardens and a rock fountain surrounded by a pergola. It is a haven for flower connoisseurs, bird and butterfly watchers. The park has spectacular views of Lake Ontario from the top of Scarborough Bluffs and is a popular spot for wedding photos. Learn more about photo permits.

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This park is part of Scarborough Bluffs.

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There is no access to the water at this park. Stay behind fences and obey no trespassing signs as the bluffs are unstable. Access the water from Bluffer's Park, Sylvan Park, Guild Park and Gardens, or East Point Park.

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History

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Thomas McDonald West, owner and operator of J. & J. Taylor Limited, Toronto Safe Works purchased the 16.2 hectare Rumph farm overlooking the Scarborough Bluffs in 1904-1905. He and his wife, Emma, then divided it among their four children, Joseph McDonald, William Needham, Howard Thomas, and Rosetta. Many of the historic landscape improvements enjoyed today were initially undertaken by Rosetta's husband, Robert Watson McClain, and her brother Joseph McDonald.

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Rosetta McClain died in December 1940, and in 1959 her husband donated their property (about four hectares) to the city of Toronto in her memory. In 1977, this land was conveyed to the Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority and combined with portions of the J.M. and H.T. West properties. A further parcel from the W.N. West holdings was added in 1985, creating a 7.5-hectare park. The shell of an old pine house reminds park visitors that people once farmed this property with the spectacular view of the Scarborough Bluffs.

"},{"_id":18,"Location ID":20,"Parent Location ID":20,"Location Name":"Alexander Street Parkette","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Alexander Street and Yonge Street","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"16","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Alexander","Street Type":"St.","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"None"},{"_id":19,"Location ID":22,"Parent Location ID":22,"Location Name":"Rowntree Mills Park","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Rowntree Mill Rd & Emily Ave","TTC Information":"None","District":"Etobicoke York","Street No":"155","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Rowntree Mill","Street Type":"Rd","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"This 92 hectare park along the banks of the Humber River between Finch Avenue West and Steeles Avenue West was named Rowntree Mills Park in 1969 in honour of Joseph Rowntree. Joseph Rowntree was a pioneer in north Etobicoke village of Thistletown and established two mills on the banks of the Humber River. In 1843 he built a sawmill on the east bank of the river. Five years later, he built a grist mill on the west bank. His mills were known as the \"Greenholme Mills\" and operated until the end of the nineteenth century."},{"_id":20,"Location ID":23,"Parent Location ID":23,"Location Name":"Maher Circle Parkette","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Maher Ave & Gilmour Ave","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"None","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Maher","Street Type":"Ave","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"None"},{"_id":21,"Location ID":24,"Parent Location ID":24,"Location Name":"Beaches Recreation Centre","Location Type":"crc","Accessibility":"Partially Accessible","Intersection":"Williamson Road and Hambly Avenue","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"6","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Williamson","Street Type":"Rd","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"M4E 1K5","Description":"Beaches Recreation Centre is the centre of the Beaches community and offers programming for all ages."},{"_id":22,"Location ID":25,"Parent Location ID":25,"Location Name":"David Appleton Community Recreation Centre","Location Type":"crc","Accessibility":"Fully Accessible","Intersection":"None","TTC Information":"None","District":"Etobicoke York","Street No":"33","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Pritchard","Street Type":"Ave","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"M9N 1T4","Description":"As the full name suggests, the David Appleton Community Recreation Centre and Syme 55+ Centre are two centres housed under one roof. Syme 55+ Centre is a room located within the David Appleton building which caters to seniors. It offers a wide variety of programming for older adults in the neighbourhood. Recreational activities take place weeknights and on the weekends. The room is not intended for large functions or activities involving alcohol. There are table and chairs to accommodate groups of 40 or less. Limited onsite parking is available, with street parking as an option."},{"_id":23,"Location ID":26,"Parent Location ID":26,"Location Name":"Serena Gundy Park","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Rykert Cres & Thursfield Cres","TTC Information":"None","District":"North York","Street No":"58","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Rykert","Street Type":"Cres","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"None"},{"_id":24,"Location ID":27,"Parent Location ID":27,"Location Name":"Bedford Park Community Centre","Location Type":"crc","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"None","TTC Information":"None","District":"North York","Street No":"81","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Ranleigh","Street Type":"Ave","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"M4N 1X2","Description":"Bedford Park Community Centre is a shared-use facility located in the Yonge Street & Lawrence Avenue East area. Bedford Park is not a large centre, but it does offer a wide variety of programs for the community. Throughout the Fall, Winter and Spring, Bedford Park offers preschool programs, older adult programs, fitness programs, sports programs and swimming lessons. During the summer months, Bedford Park offers summer camps, fitness classes, an older adult drop-in program and swimming lessons."},{"_id":25,"Location ID":28,"Parent Location ID":28,"Location Name":"Sunnybrook Park","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"None","TTC Information":"None","District":"North York","Street No":"1132","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Leslie","Street Type":"St","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"

Sunnybrook Park is located north of Leaside and south of the Bridle Path.

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The Dogs Off-Leash Area is fenced, allows Commercial Dog Walkers, and has a separate area for dogs weighing less than 9 kg.

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Special Features

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Sunnybrook Park is listed as a top spot to see birds in the City's Birds of Toronto Biodiversity series booklet.

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The park is an Environmentally Significant Area due to its plant and animal diversity. Glendon Forest provides a high-quality forest habitat, dominated by sugar maple, eastern white pine, American beech and eastern hemlock trees in the West Don River Valley The wetland provides critical habitat for snapping turtles, Great Blue Herons and Red-winged Blackbirds.

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History

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Sunnybrook Farm was the 154-hectare country estate of Joseph Kilgour in the late 1800s. After Kilgour's passing, his wife Alice donated Sunnybrook Farms to the city in 1928 to be used as a park. The Kilgour barns were preserved and currently serve as a public riding school. The Metropolitan Police stabled here until moving to the stables at Exhibition Place in 2005.

"},{"_id":26,"Location ID":29,"Parent Location ID":29,"Location Name":"Taylor Creek Park","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"None","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"260","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Dawes","Street Type":"Rd","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"Come here to take in and appreciate the outdoors. Take a hike or bring your bike in the spring, summer and fall to use one of the many paths that give a route to follow through this park. Take your time and notice the trees, plants and wildlife that are found in Taylor Creek Park. This is a linear park that begins at Don Mills Road in the west and wanders to Dawes Road in the east. There are vehicle parking lots at either end of the park. \nFor more recreation activities, visit the nearby Stan Wadlow Park"},{"_id":27,"Location ID":30,"Parent Location ID":196,"Location Name":"Bob Abate Community Recreation Centre","Location Type":"crc","Accessibility":"Partially Accessible","Intersection":"Montrose Avenue and Bloor Street West","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"485","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Montrose","Street Type":"Ave","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"M6G 3H2","Description":"Nestled on the south side of Bloor Street at the foot of Christie Street a stone throw from historic Christie Pitts Park, Bob Abate Community Recreation Centre is conveniently attached to the Bickford Learning Centre. A host of recreation programs and services are offered here for families and preschoolers."},{"_id":28,"Location ID":31,"Parent Location ID":31,"Location Name":"Alexandra Park","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"None","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"275","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Bathurst","Street Type":"St","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"

Alexandra Park is a 2.7-hectare park at Bathurst Street and Dundas Street West. The Harry Gairey Outdoor Artificial Ice Rink is located in the northwest corner of the park. The Outdoor Pool is located in the northeast corner of the park. There is a building with changerooms and washrooms between the two amenities. The Scadding Court Community Centre is north of the park.

"},{"_id":29,"Location ID":32,"Parent Location ID":32,"Location Name":"Stanley G. Grizzle Park","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Chisholm Ave & Danforth Ave","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"21","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Chisholm","Street Type":"Ave","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"This park has a total size of 1868 square meters which includes a playground. Formerly known as \"Main Street Parkette\", this park was renamed in 2007 to honour Stanley G. Grizzle, a notable human rights campaigner, Canadian Court of Citizenship judge and author."},{"_id":30,"Location ID":33,"Parent Location ID":33,"Location Name":"Brown Community Centre","Location Type":"crc","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"None","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"454","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Avenue","Street Type":"Rd","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"M5M 4M7","Description":"Attached to one of the Toronto District School Board schools - Brown Public School - Brown Community Centre offers programs and activities for residents of all ages. Recreation staff are available in the office who can provide program registration and information about events in the facility, satellite locations and the community."},{"_id":31,"Location ID":34,"Parent Location ID":34,"Location Name":"Malta Park","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Dundas St W & St John's Rd","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"3179","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Dundas","Street Type":"St","Street Direction":"W","Postal Code":"None","Description":"None"},{"_id":32,"Location ID":35,"Parent Location ID":35,"Location Name":"Susan Tibaldi Parkette","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Brock Ave & Bloor St W","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"620","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Brock","Street Type":"Ave","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"None"},{"_id":33,"Location ID":36,"Parent Location ID":36,"Location Name":"Earl Beatty Community Centre","Location Type":"crc","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Glebeholme Boulevard and Woodington Avenue","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"455","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Glebeholme","Street Type":"Blvd","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"M4C 1V3","Description":"Earl Beatty Community Centre offers a wide variety of recreational programs for all ages including: swimming lessons, camp programs in March and during the day in the summer, creative arts, ballet, jazz, gymnastics beginner recreational and advanced, caregiver & tot playtime, kinder gym, karate beginner intermediate and advanced, soccer house league, ball hockey. The Community Centre also offers fitness activities such as yoga, Pilates, and Zumba and Youth leadership training in babysitting."},{"_id":34,"Location ID":37,"Parent Location ID":37,"Location Name":"Maria Street Parkette","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Maria Street and Runnymede Road","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"240","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Maria","Street Type":"St","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"None"},{"_id":35,"Location ID":38,"Parent Location ID":38,"Location Name":"Marian Engel Park","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Melita Ave & Rains Ave","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"285","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Melita","Street Type":"Ave","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"Marian Engel Park is home to a playground and wading pool. This facility has street parking around the neighbourhood."},{"_id":36,"Location ID":39,"Parent Location ID":39,"Location Name":"Frankland Community Centre","Location Type":"crc","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Logan Avenue and Danforth Avenue","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"816","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Logan","Street Type":"Ave","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"M4K 3E1","Description":"

This small facility is located in Frankland School. The pool, two rooms and the gym are used to run programs during the day and after school.

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This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

"},{"_id":37,"Location ID":40,"Parent Location ID":40,"Location Name":"Market Lane Park","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"King St E & Jarvis St","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"149","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"King","Street Type":"St","Street Direction":"E","Postal Code":"None","Description":"None"},{"_id":38,"Location ID":41,"Parent Location ID":41,"Location Name":"Allan Gardens","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"None","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"160","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Gerrard","Street Type":"St","Street Direction":"E","Postal Code":"None","Description":"

Allan Gardens is a park and an indoor botanical garden with six greenhouses comprising over 16,000 square feet. The indoor conservatory features colourful plants and flowers from around the world. Seasonal plants supplement the permanent plant collection of botanical importance since 1858. The conservatory boasts the \"Palm House\" (1909) modelled after similar structures in the United States and England.

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The playground features open play opportunities for all ages and includes a water tap and sand play area, and incorporates natural materials such as fieldstone boulders and log seating.

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The Dogs Off-Leash Area is fenced, allows Commercial Dog Walkers, and has a separate area for dogs weighing less than 9 kg.

"},{"_id":39,"Location ID":42,"Parent Location ID":42,"Location Name":"Antibes Community Centre","Location Type":"crc","Accessibility":"Fully Accessible","Intersection":"Antibes Drive and Plum Tree Way","TTC Information":"None","District":"North York","Street No":"140","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Antibes","Street Type":"Dr","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"M2R 3J3","Description":"

Meeting rooms can be booked by contacting the centre.

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Antibes Community Centre is located in the Bathurst Street and Finch Avenue West area.

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This is a free centre.

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This centre has a dedicated enhanced youth space.

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This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

"},{"_id":40,"Location ID":44,"Parent Location ID":44,"Location Name":"Duncan Mill Greenbelt","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Moatfield Dr & Don Mills Rd","TTC Information":"None","District":"North York","Street No":"100","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Moatfield","Street Type":"Dr","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"None"},{"_id":41,"Location ID":45,"Parent Location ID":45,"Location Name":"Harrison Pool","Location Type":"crc","Accessibility":"Partially Accessible","Intersection":"Queen Street West and McCaul Street","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"15","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Stephanie","Street Type":"St","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"M5T 1B1","Description":"

Harrison Pool is located a block northwest of Queen Street West and McCaul Street. The pool is 20 yards long.

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This is a free centre.

"},{"_id":42,"Location ID":46,"Parent Location ID":46,"Location Name":"Geary Avenue Parkette","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Geary Avenue and Westmoreland Avenue North","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"15","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Geary","Street Type":"Ave","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"In 2022, the playground was improved as part of the Playground Enhancement Programs. It includes playground equipment for ages two to 12."},{"_id":43,"Location ID":47,"Parent Location ID":47,"Location Name":"Amsterdam Square","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Avenue Rd & St Clair Ave W","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"525","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Avenue","Street Type":"Rd","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"This park is located at the corner of St. Clair Avenue West and Avenue Road and features an ornamental fountain under a mature tree canopy."},{"_id":44,"Location ID":48,"Parent Location ID":48,"Location Name":"Hillcrest Community Centre","Location Type":"crc","Accessibility":"Partially Accessible","Intersection":"Bathurst St & Burnside Dr","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"1339","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Bathurst","Street Type":"St","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"Attached to one of the Toronto District School Board schools (Hillcrest Public School), Hillcrest Community Centre offers programs and activities for residents of all ages. Recreation staff are available in the office who can provide program registration and information about events in the facility, satellite locations and the community."},{"_id":45,"Location ID":49,"Parent Location ID":49,"Location Name":"Masaryk Park","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"None","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"212","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Cowan","Street Type":"Ave","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"This half-hectare park near Queen Street West and Lansdowne Road features a community garden, a wading pool and a children's playground. The park is south of the Masaryk-Cowan Community Centre."},{"_id":46,"Location ID":50,"Parent Location ID":50,"Location Name":"Gerrard - Carlaw Parkette","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Gerrard St E & Carlaw Ave","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"855","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Gerrard","Street Type":"St","Street Direction":"E","Postal Code":"None","Description":"This park features a dog off-leash area."},{"_id":47,"Location ID":52,"Parent Location ID":52,"Location Name":"Holy Family Community Centre","Location Type":"crc","Accessibility":"Fully Accessible","Intersection":"Close Avenue and King Street West","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"141","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Close","Street Type":"Ave.","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"M6K 2V6","Description":"Please contact the Holy Family Community Centre for more information."},{"_id":48,"Location ID":53,"Parent Location ID":53,"Location Name":"Maughan Crescent Parkette","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Maughan Cres & Oliver Mews","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"37","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Maughan","Street Type":"Cres","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"None"},{"_id":49,"Location ID":55,"Parent Location ID":55,"Location Name":"Glebe Manor Square","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Harwood Rd & Belsize Dr","TTC Information":"None","District":"North York","Street No":"51","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Harwood","Street Type":"Rd","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"None"},{"_id":50,"Location ID":56,"Parent Location ID":56,"Location Name":"Glen Edyth Drive Parkette","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Glen Edyth Dr & Davenport Rd","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"2","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Glen Edyth","Street Type":"Dr","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"None"},{"_id":51,"Location ID":57,"Parent Location ID":57,"Location Name":"Anniversary Park","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Parliament St & Gerrard St E","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"410","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Parliament","Street Type":"St","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"None"},{"_id":52,"Location ID":58,"Parent Location ID":58,"Location Name":"Jimmie Simpson Recreation Centre","Location Type":"crc","Accessibility":"Fully Accessible","Intersection":"Queen Street East and McGee Street","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"870","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Queen","Street Type":"St","Street Direction":"E","Postal Code":"M4M 3G9","Description":"

A large facility located on Queen Street in Jimmie Simpson Park, Jimmie Simpson Recreation Centre offers activities for all ages.

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This is a free centre.

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This centre has a dedicated enhanced youth space.

"},{"_id":53,"Location ID":59,"Parent Location ID":59,"Location Name":"Glen Stewart Park","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"None","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"351","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Glen Manor","Street Type":"Dr","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"This park features the Glen Stewart Ravine, with trails that pass through wonderful, undulating terrain including a stream bordered by steep wooded slopes. At the south end of the ravine, the park continues south between Glen Manor Drive East and Glen Manor Drive West, ending at the northern tip of Ivan Forrest Gardens. This section features sloping hillsides, a naturalized landscape and pathways for walking."},{"_id":54,"Location ID":60,"Parent Location ID":60,"Location Name":"McCormick Park","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Sheridan Ave & Frankish Ave","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"66","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Sheridan","Street Type":"Ave","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"This 1.5 hectare park near Dundas Street West and Dufferin Street features a ball diamond, two basketball courts, a wading pool and a children's playground. On the north edge of the park can be found Mary McCormick Recreation Centre and indoor pool as well as the McCormick Arena."},{"_id":55,"Location ID":61,"Parent Location ID":61,"Location Name":"Glenlake Square","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Glenlake Ave & Glendonwynne Rd","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"516","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Glenlake","Street Type":"Ave","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"None"},{"_id":56,"Location ID":62,"Parent Location ID":62,"Location Name":"McGill Parkette","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Yonge St & Gerrard St E","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"9","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Mcgill","Street Type":"St","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"None"},{"_id":57,"Location ID":63,"Parent Location ID":177,"Location Name":"John Innes Community Recreation Centre","Location Type":"crc","Accessibility":"Fully Accessible","Intersection":"Sherbourne Street and Shuter Street","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"150","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Sherbourne","Street Type":"St","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"M5A 2R6","Description":"

John Innes Community Recreation Centre is located in the Moss Park Neighbourhood of downtown Toronto. It offers a wide variety of programs for all age groups.

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This is a free centre.

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This location has some youth-specific programming.

"},{"_id":58,"Location ID":65,"Parent Location ID":65,"Location Name":"Neil Mclellan Park","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Beresford Ave & Bloor St W","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"263","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Beresford","Street Type":"Ave","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"None"},{"_id":59,"Location ID":67,"Parent Location ID":67,"Location Name":"Jonathan Ashbridge Park","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Queen St E & Woodward Ave","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"1515","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Queen","Street Type":"St","Street Direction":"E","Postal Code":"None","Description":"A 1.1 hectare park west of Coxwell Avenue that connects Queen Street East and Eastern Avenue. The park features two outdoor tennis courts, a wading pool and a children's playground."},{"_id":60,"Location ID":68,"Parent Location ID":68,"Location Name":"Grace - College Parkette","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Grace St & College St","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"None","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Grace","Street Type":"St","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"None"},{"_id":61,"Location ID":69,"Parent Location ID":69,"Location Name":"S.A.D.R.A. Park","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Old Weston Road and Rockwell Avenue","TTC Information":"None","District":"Etobicoke York","Street No":"455","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Old Weston","Street Type":"Rd","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"S.A.D.R.A Park is a small park with a playground and ball hockey pad. S.A.D.R.A. is an acronym for Silverthorn and District Ratepayers Association. In 2024, the playground was updated as part of the Playground Enhancement Program"},{"_id":62,"Location ID":70,"Parent Location ID":70,"Location Name":"Greenwood Park","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"None","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"150","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Greenwood","Street Type":"Ave","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"

Greenwood Park is a 6.2-hectare park that lies on Greenwood Avenue north of Dundas Street East. The Greenwood Park outdoor pool is located at the north end of the park.

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The outdoor pool features a 35-metre-long shallow pool which is approximately two metres at the deep end. There is a large pool deck with a raised seating area on the north side.

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Greenwood Park has the City's first covered outdoor artificial ice rink. It is available in winter for skating and used for ball hockey in the summer. There is also an ice skating trail located beside the ice rink.

"},{"_id":63,"Location ID":71,"Parent Location ID":71,"Location Name":"Sir Casimir Gzowski Park","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Lake Shore Blvd W & Windermere Ave","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"2001","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Lake Shore","Street Type":"Blvd","Street Direction":"W","Postal Code":"None","Description":"Sunnyside's western section, from the Humber River to west of the Bathing Pavilion is named in honour of Casimir Gzowski, a pioneer engineer in the building of railways in Canada. The park houses a monument built in the 1960s that has displays of his personal history. The park contains a children's playground and picnicking areas, a food concession stand and a stormwater catchment pond. At the western end of Gzowski Park is the Queen Elizabeth Way Monument, relocated from its location between the east and west lanes of the then Queen Elizabeth Way, which had its starting point from the Humber River. The monument was relocated to the park and rededicated by Queen Elizabeth in 1989. The park is now the site of another relocation, a Joy Oil heritage gas station from the 1930s. It has been moved from its original location north of Lake Shore Boulevard to the south side at the intersection with Ellis Avenue.

\nThe fenced Dogs Off-Leash Area allows Commercial Dog Walkers."},{"_id":64,"Location ID":72,"Parent Location ID":72,"Location Name":"Fred Hamilton Playground","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"None","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"155","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Roxton","Street Type":"Rd.","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"A 1.6 hectare park near College Street and Ossington Avenue featuring two outdoor bocce courts, outdoor fitness equipment, picnic areas, a wading pool and a children's playground with many mature trees throughout. In 2023, the playground was improved, and the wading pool was converted to a splash pad."},{"_id":65,"Location ID":73,"Parent Location ID":73,"Location Name":"Art Eggleton Park","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Harbord Street and Grace Street","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"323","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Harbord","Street Type":"St","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"A park on Harbord Street near Grace Avenue featuring a splash pad and a children's playground. The park is named after Toronto's longest serving mayor."},{"_id":66,"Location ID":74,"Parent Location ID":74,"Location Name":"Harbour Square Park","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Queens Quay W & Bay St","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"25","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Queens Quay","Street Type":"None","Street Direction":"W","Postal Code":"None","Description":"Located next to the Toronto Ferry Docks, Harbour Square Park offers downtown folks a spot to sit and watch the ferries travel back and forth to the island. This park is the perfect spot to sit and wait for your friends before catching the ferry to the island. It's also a great spot for a picnic lunch in the middle of a long work day."},{"_id":67,"Location ID":75,"Parent Location ID":75,"Location Name":"Hideaway Park","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Audley Ave & Pape Ave","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"23","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Audley","Street Type":"Ave","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"This small park features a dog off-leash area, a paved small multi-use pad, a wading pool and a children's playground."},{"_id":68,"Location ID":76,"Parent Location ID":76,"Location Name":"The Tollkeeper's Park","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Davenport Road and Bathurst Street","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"750","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Davenport","Street Type":"Rd.","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"The Tollkeeper's Park, formerly Davenport Square Park, is on the northwest corner of Davenport Road and Bathurst Street. The park surrounds the Tollkeeper's Cottage, the oldest such structure surviving anywhere in Canada. The Community History Project runs the Cottage as a small museum and offers public programming and room rentals.

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Between the Humber and Don Rivers, Davenport Road had five tollgates. Tollgate #3, which included a cottage to house the tollgate keeper and his family, was at Davenport Road and Bathurst Street (then known as Cruikshank's Lane). Today, the cottage is not far from its original location, which would be in the middle of the intersection of Davenport Road and Bathurst Street."},{"_id":69,"Location ID":77,"Parent Location ID":77,"Location Name":"High Park","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"None","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"1873","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Bloor","Street Type":"St","Street Direction":"W","Postal Code":"None","Description":"

High Park is a large, centrally located park that combines extensive natural areas with maintained parkland, recreational facilities and popular attractions that can be enjoyed year-round. Recognized as one of the most significant natural sites within the City of Toronto, over one-third of the park remains in a natural state. High Park is home to many species of wildlife and contains an outstanding concentration of rare plant species. Visit the High Park feature park page for more information about this park.

"},{"_id":70,"Location ID":78,"Parent Location ID":78,"Location Name":"June Rowlands Park","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Davisville Ave & Mount Pleasant Rd","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"220","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Davisville","Street Type":"Ave","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"This 2.6 hectare park can be found at the corner of Davisville Avenue and Mount Pleasant Road. The park features a ball diamond, six tennis courts, a volleyball court, and splash pad. This park is also home to the Sharon, Lois and Bram playground, recognizing this children's music and entertainment trio's contribution to Canadian culture."},{"_id":71,"Location ID":79,"Parent Location ID":79,"Location Name":"Hillcrest Park","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Davenport Rd & Hector Ave","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"950","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Davenport","Street Type":"Rd","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"A 2.1 hectare park at Davenport Road and Christie Street that features a ball diamond, a dog off-leash area, a basketball court, four lit outdoor tennis courts, a community garden, a wading pool and a children's playground. From its perch atop the Davenport escarpment at the south perimeter of the Davenport neighbourhood, Hillcrest Park offers a spectacular view of the city skyline and Lake Ontario. There is street parking around the neighbourhood."},{"_id":72,"Location ID":80,"Parent Location ID":80,"Location Name":"Hillingdon - Woodrow Parkette","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Woodrow Ave & Hillingdon Ave","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"64","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Woodrow","Street Type":"Ave","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"None"},{"_id":73,"Location ID":81,"Parent Location ID":81,"Location Name":"De Grassi St Parkette (also known as Degrassi Street Park)","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"None","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"125","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"De Grassi","Street Type":"St","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"None"},{"_id":74,"Location ID":84,"Parent Location ID":84,"Location Name":"Keele Community Centre","Location Type":"crc","Accessibility":"Partially Accessible","Intersection":"Glenlake Avenue and Keele Street","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"181","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Glenlake","Street Type":"Ave","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"M6P 4B6","Description":"Keele is a shared facility with the TDSB - we offer a wide variety of programming, including daytime, evening and weekend recreational opportunities for all age groups."},{"_id":75,"Location ID":85,"Parent Location ID":85,"Location Name":"Main Square Community Recreation Centre","Location Type":"crc","Accessibility":"Fully Accessible","Intersection":"Main Street and Stephenson Avenue","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"245","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Main","Street Type":"St","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"M4C 5T3","Description":"This three-level facility houses two multipurpose areas and a kitchen."},{"_id":76,"Location ID":86,"Parent Location ID":86,"Location Name":"Dovercourt Park","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Bartlett Ave & Fernbank Ave","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"155","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Bartlett","Street Type":"Ave","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"A 2.4 hectare park near Dupont Street and Dufferin Street featuring a lit ball diamond, two outdoor tennis courts, a wading pool and two children's playgrounds. Located at the north east corner of the park is the Dovercourt Boys and Girls Club. This facility has street parking around the outskirts of the park."},{"_id":77,"Location ID":87,"Parent Location ID":87,"Location Name":"Dufferin Grove Park","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"None","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"875","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Dufferin","Street Type":"St","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"A 5.3 hectare park on Dufferin Street just south of Bloor Street West with large mature forest canopy. The park features a multipurpose sports field, basketball court, picnic area, wading pool, children's playground and reflexology footpath. At the north end of the park is the Dufferin Grove Park Artificial Ice Rink and Clubhouse.

The City is working with community members and Dufferin Grove Park users to improve the experience of the park. Dufferin Grove has grown organically over the years to be a vital hub of community within this vibrant neighbourhood, but the facilities have remained the same and are reaching the end of their life.

The City has identified an opportunity to replace aging infrastructure, while providing facilities that meet the needs of the various uses of the local park. Find out more about the project and the opportunity for community input."},{"_id":78,"Location ID":89,"Parent Location ID":49,"Location Name":"Masaryk-Cowan Community Recreation Centre","Location Type":"crc","Accessibility":"Partially Accessible","Intersection":"Cowan Avenue and Melbourne Avenue","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"220","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Cowan","Street Type":"Ave","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"M6K 2N6","Description":"

This is a free centre.

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This centre has a dedicated enhanced youth space.

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This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

"},{"_id":79,"Location ID":92,"Parent Location ID":92,"Location Name":"Dundas - St. Clarens Parkette","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"None","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"1717","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Dundas","Street Type":"St","Street Direction":"W","Postal Code":"None","Description":"None"},{"_id":80,"Location ID":93,"Parent Location ID":93,"Location Name":"Huron Street Playground","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Huron Street and Lowther Avenue","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"495","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Huron","Street Type":"St","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"This small park is located near St. George Street, north of Bloor Street West. In 2022, a dog off-leash area was added to the park. It includes benches and a water fountain with a dog bowl."},{"_id":81,"Location ID":94,"Parent Location ID":94,"Location Name":"Huron - Washington Parkette","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Huron St & Washington Ave","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"420","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Huron","Street Type":"St","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"None"},{"_id":82,"Location ID":95,"Parent Location ID":95,"Location Name":"Fiona Nelson Parkette","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Imperial St & Duplex Ave","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"45","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Imperial","Street Type":"St","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"None"},{"_id":83,"Location ID":96,"Parent Location ID":96,"Location Name":"Maurice Cody Community Centre","Location Type":"crc","Accessibility":"Partially Accessible","Intersection":"None","TTC Information":"None","District":"North York","Street No":"181","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Cleveland","Street Type":"St","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"M4S 3C1","Description":"Attached to the Toronto District School Board school called Maurice Cody Public School, Maurice Cody Community Centre offers programs and activities for residents of all ages. Recreation staff are available in the office who can provide program registration and information about events in the facility, satellite locations and the community."},{"_id":84,"Location ID":97,"Parent Location ID":97,"Location Name":"Irene Avenue Parkette","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Shaw St & Bloor St W","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"760","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Shaw","Street Type":"St","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"None"},{"_id":85,"Location ID":99,"Parent Location ID":99,"Location Name":"Isabella Valancy Crawford Park","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Front St W & John St","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"299","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Front","Street Type":"St","Street Direction":"W","Postal Code":"None","Description":"None"},{"_id":86,"Location ID":100,"Parent Location ID":60,"Location Name":"Mary McCormick Recreation Centre","Location Type":"crc","Accessibility":"Partially Accessible","Intersection":"None","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"66","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Sheridan","Street Type":"Ave","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"M6K 2G9","Description":"

The 25-yard, warm water pool has a viewing gallery. The centre also has a gymnasium, two preschool rooms, and youth and older adult lounges. A family/universal change room is available at this location.

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This is an After-School Recreation Care (ARC) location.

"},{"_id":87,"Location ID":101,"Parent Location ID":101,"Location Name":"James Canning Gardens","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Gloucester St & Yonge St","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"15","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Gloucester","Street Type":"St","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"None"},{"_id":88,"Location ID":102,"Parent Location ID":102,"Location Name":"Paul Kane House Parkette","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"None","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"56","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Wellesley","Street Type":"St","Street Direction":"E","Postal Code":"None","Description":"An attractive formal parkette with seasonal flower beds and flowering red horse chestnut trees. A plaque in the centre commemorates Paul Kane, a prominent 19th century Toronto artist whose former home lies off the park."},{"_id":89,"Location ID":103,"Parent Location ID":103,"Location Name":"Dunvegan Parkette","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Dunvegan Rd & Hillholm Rd","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"160","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Dunvegan","Street Type":"Rd","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"None"},{"_id":90,"Location ID":104,"Parent Location ID":104,"Location Name":"Keele-Mulock Parkette","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Keele St & Lloyd Ave","TTC Information":"None","District":"Etobicoke York","Street No":"595","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Keele","Street Type":"St","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"None"},{"_id":91,"Location ID":105,"Parent Location ID":105,"Location Name":"Kennedy-Margdon Parkette","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Kennedy Park Rd & Margdon Rd","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"24","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Kennedy Park","Street Type":"Rd","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"None"},{"_id":92,"Location ID":106,"Parent Location ID":106,"Location Name":"Jay Macpherson Green","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"Avenue Rd & Macpherson Ave","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"255","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Avenue","Street Type":"Rd","Street Direction":"None","Postal Code":"None","Description":"A small park with a mature tree canopy at Dupont Street and Avenue Road. Jean \"Jay\" Macpherson (June 13, 1931 - March 21, 2012) was a Governor General's Award winning Canadian lyric poet and scholar. She taught at University College for 40 years and was hired at a time when there were not many women professors. Jay Macpherson lived in the Yorkville neighbourhood for over 40 years and was an active member of the Avenue-Bay-Cottingham (ABC) Resident's Association."},{"_id":93,"Location ID":107,"Parent Location ID":107,"Location Name":"Kew Gardens","Location Type":"park","Accessibility":"None","Intersection":"None","TTC Information":"None","District":"Toronto and East York","Street No":"2075","Street No Suffix":"None","Street Name":"Queen","Street Type":"St","Street Direction":"E","Postal Code":"None","Description":"

Kew Gardens 6.5-hectare park stretches from Queen Street East to Lakeshore. At its south end, this park meets up with the boardwalk and beach that run along the Lake Ontario shoreline. It is home to the heritage-designated Leuty boat house.

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A cenotaph honouring service in the First World War, Second World War and Korean War is located on the park's Queen Street side. The Gardener's Cottage, a historic building, is found at the foot of Lee Avenue. It is also known as Kew Williams House. Other historical elements include the Italian Renaissance-style Doctor William D. Young Memorial.

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The Dogs Off-Leash Area is fenced, allows Commercial Dog Walkers, and has a separate area for dogs weighing less than 9 kg.

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