Riverdale Park

Refugee for those who need some open space in this crowded city. This park has such different vibes in different seasons. You can sit & read, or work on your writing or just sit with your partner. Especially on rainy days, it feels amazing to just watch from the bridge or under the thick trees that provide relief from rain while giving you beautiful views.

A beautiful evening, well spent, and Tuesday farmers market was good.

It's a large park where you can relax. It's away from the main road, so it's a quiet place

Lovely little park with a splash pad and a zoo with weekly vendors. Well maintained, plenty of grass space. Splash pad certainly isn’t comparable to others- lots of standing water, not colourful and not much going on. Didn’t see any picnic tables so if there are any there aren’t many.

As it was quoted in toronto.ca:"Riverdale Park East features two ball diamonds, three multipurpose sports fields, a running track, seven tennis courts, an artificial outdoor ice rink and ball hockey pad, a picnic area and a children's playground."

Riverdale Park is located east of Toronto with a rich history starting late 18th century. This park has two sides separated by a foot over bridge. It also has a farm to visit. Great place to have a walk or just enjoy the evening with friends and family. Fabulous view of downtown. It is a huge park with lots of activities to do.

trekked out here wayyyyy too late one night and it was a pain in the ass to get back to our travellers home in downtown toronto. Long walk man long walk. Very cool park in person though, pictures do not do it justice in the slightest its not even worth trying to get a picture here it will turn out bad.

Riverdale Park during spring, summer, fall can be one of the most peaceful relaxing areas of Cabbagetown. Not the largest of any parks but it's age of tree canopy makes it one of the nicest areas to just walk through, stop and enjoy one of the many benches. We would spend many days picking out takeout and relaxing with breakfast or lunch in the park and then a walk around the area. Evenings included a walk with our dog after dinner through Riverdale Park. Many families enjoy the local water pad to cool off in the summer. The local Farmers market is held every week on Tuesday at the entrance where fresh vegetables and specialties are sold like home made honey. The gardens are all well kept each years and an added attraction to the entrance. Not much parking available but many come into the park area on foot or bikes. Great spot for children and families. To the North of the park is Toronto Necropolis Cemetery. To the South is Riverdale Farm and also the entrance to Riverdale Park West. You can view much of the Farm through park fences. Looking over towards Riverdale Park East much of that area can be seen and amazing sunsets. Towards the Riverdale Farm you can take one of three trails that wind down through areas that used to be the Historic Riverdale Zoo from the 1800's to 1974.