I love walking through Taylor Creek Park with my dog. Especially through the dirt path that runs through the woods. During the week day is the best, especially in the summer because of all the picnics happening by large groups of people on weekends. The only down side are the occasional cyclists that go through this wooded path rather than staying on the paved road that runs through the park. I wish the city would ban cyclists from the dirt path especially because there are so many little children running around especially on weekends and most dog walkers choose the dirt road to walk on because of all the cyclists on the paved road. The dogs also have access points to the creek which many of them love to play in.
Restrooms
Very clean restrooms.
Dog-friendliness
Very dog friendly especially on the dirt path through the woods.
Picnic area
Lots of picnicers but no barbeque pits so you need to bring your own .

This spacious park in Canada is a serene escape, boasting sprawling greenery and well-maintained trails. The abundance of open space allows for various recreational activities, from picnics to sports. The diverse flora, especially during the changing seasons, adds natural beauty to the surroundings. The park's cleanliness and amenities, such as benches and playgrounds, contribute to a family-friendly atmosphere. Whether strolling along the paths or simply enjoying the expansive landscapes, this park provides a tranquil retreat and a wonderful connection with nature in the heart of Canada.

Very nice park for bike rides and hiking with family and kids. If you wonder where the picnic sites are with the nearest parking lots, I have included two photos of the picnic site 3 (one of the five picnic sites) which is right next to a dog park. The closest parking lot to this picnic site is Charles Sauriol Park parking lot (450 meters, 5 minutes walk). Washrooms are on the other side of the park (Dawes Rd., south from.St Clair) where you can also find free parking lot and a water fountain. Closest picnic site to this parking lot is the picnic site 5. Hope this helps!

Was there for the Hip Hop 50th anniversary barbecue it was cool the rain held up on us but it got dark fast and there's a lot of mosquitoes in the park besides that there's one or two vendors in there a cool place where we got some food from and the place where I bought a pineapple juice I was really amazing the music was on point a lot of different DJs that's fun that day in the park very cool energy

Yesssss.......I've given harshly only 3 stars fur 2 good if not amazingly relevant reasons. The wildness is beautiful and totally natural.....you don't see any rediculous planting of such kinds that u shouldn't (no offense to the Hostas). My 2 star deductions are for the lack of washrooms and dare I say....FIREPITS, call me needy if u like but I'm pretty sure most people would agree

This park is so beautiful. It's kind of quiet as well to walk in peace. Lots of greenery and a small water trail along the side. People are usually seen biking from one end to another. Walking the whole trail could probably take around 45 minutes to 1 hr if you walk slow like me. This is my go to park for everyday. There is also another side of the park that leads to Victoria Park.

Nice nature escape, feels like you're out of the city. Especially beautiful in the fall with the autumn leaf colours, though the trails - both paved and off-track - are great for walking and biking in summer too. Leads in many directions, all very tranquil and scenic! Some frog ponds along the way too.

It's my first time visiting this park!!!! How lovely it is!!!! Nice weather, green trees and blue sky. I was so surprised to meet the huge bridge and the part is under it. Maybe I am not a good photographer but the park is awesome and beautiful. Enjoy walking in this park and taking good rest :)

The portion of the park I visited was clean. Not a lot of people visiting the park from what I could notice. Nice place to enjoy a nice walk or for quick jogging. Also for cycling except it's gonna be hard to bring the bicycle up and down the stairs to Victoria Park Street.

This place is wonderful. Full of nature and beautiful scenery. It has bike trails and bridges and of benches to sit. We saw a white/ blue heron, that was very special, The cardinal and other birds too. We were there for 1 hr. We will be coming here more often.

Nice park for quiet long walks and jogging, and meditation with lots of greenery layouts, ravines and natural habitat. Lots of car parking, restrooms available, paved paths for cycling and skating. Convenient picnic spots with abundant benches and tables.

Great spot to take long walks. Lots of cyclists so make sure to be attentive. The park extends to other parks nearby so there is an abundance of paths to take. Was easy to find parking even on a Saturday afternoon. Overall would recommend checking out.

Very nice and serene place. Makes you feel very close to nature. There is a long trail to hike. We saw several kinds of birds. There’s a stream with clear water flowing. Some interesting spots to take selfies. We brought something to eat

I entered from the Dawes Rd entrance and it was a very nice walk. The naturally landscaped trail is nicer than the paved trail so if you are physically capable be sure to cross over on the first bridge. When I went there was a very cool

Lovely park. One of the few parks in toronto where you hear no cars or road noise. There is a creek that runs along the path, which is shared with bikes. Can walk the length of it in 15 min. Parking lot and playground access from Dawes.

I live near this place but had not been able to go yet. I was pleasantly surprised, it is incredible! There is a very well-kept area, but it is a pity that when you walk on the trail you can see a lot of garbage. People should be more

Great place for a morning walk or even in the sun as it has a trail going through the tree covered path. If interested in cycling, can stay on Road.. Quite natural and oxygen filled place.. Has restroom as well.

Gorgeous park, must go if you want to reconnect with nature. Restrooms might be a bit of an issue, I walked 2.5 Km in the trail and don’t recall seeing one. Free parking, dog-friendly, cyclist-friendly!

The most beautiful park in Toronto, serenity, peace, soulfulness is what you will feel when you go to this park. Must vist this place especially during summers. Refresh your soul with pure oxygen. ♥️

It's a really nice park! Centrally located, great bike (walk..) paths even for beginners. Really flat. Many benches, picnic areas. Still in the city but a nice feel. Safe, well taken care of.

A beautiful escape from the city. A river runs along the trail and there is so much greenery. There are a few picnic sites as well. You can have a good day out with friends and family.

I loved this place - Fresh Air - Nature - A lot of trees - A place to clear your mind - Good place for walking and jogging - If you have a dog, this is a good park

I have walked this park, almost every day for the past 10 years with my dog. It has paved and wild trails. Open spaces for picnics, and marshes for looking at.

Love this trail. Clean , safe and close to home. Bring my children often. Great place to workout also. Have picnics and bombfire with permit.

Great park with few camping areas and a really stunning lookout point. Has a decent hiking trail as well. Good for a short weekend hike!

Has a very nice and long creek-side trail for walking and biking. There are a couple of camp sites. Not maintained during winter.

We enjoy walking our dog here. The colours are beautiful this time of year. It can be a bit busy on weekends.

Literally, a breath of fresh air having a nature park with a thriving wildlife within a bustling city.

An autumn frame for Taylor Creek was enjoyable. My walk was cool & refreshing. …

Very beautiful park, you can rent bikes and explore! Lots of picnics areas too!!