The 30 best parks and gardens in Brampton

I went for a walk to Gage Park in Brampton, and it was incredible! The Christmas lights display was stunning, showcasing Canadian heritage and culture in such a unique way. If you have some time, you should definitely visit Gage Park in Brampton—you won’t be disappointed!

This is a nice little park best during the Christmas season. They have a skating rink with equipment rentals. Its a bit difficult to find the parking. The best option is to park at the City Hall public parking where the first hour is free. Great for Christmas photos

Gage Park is an absolute gem during the holiday season! The city transforms the entire park into a winter wonderland, with beautiful Christmas lights that create a festive, magical atmosphere. It’s the perfect place to get into the holiday spirit. Whether you're strolling through the park to admire the lights or enjoying a fun evening of ice skating on the rink, there’s something for everyone. The best part,It’s all free! You can gather with family and friends, take in the seasonal displays, and skate without spending a dime. The ice rink is well-maintained, offering a great spot for both beginners and seasoned skaters alike. Overall, Gage Park provides a wonderful, budget-friendly outing where you can make lasting memories with your loved ones. If you're looking for a joyful and festive experience, this park is definitely worth a visit during the holidays.

Gage Park is a very beautiful park specially during the winter with it's free outdoor ice skating rink. The rink is surrounded by beautiful lighting making it a delight to skate at night. Skate rentals and sharpening is also available. Rentals cost $15 for 2 hours and $10 for kids aged 12 and under, helmets are also available to rent at $5. The rink is open daily from 5pm-10pm and 10am-10pm on Saturday and Sunday. Underground parking is available in City Hall. Overall a nice option for a winter outdoor family activity.

Gage Park in Brampton is an amazing place. Beautiful park with lots of trees and greenery. Personally, I like it during the snowtime. During the winter, the park is illuminated with lights all over, and an absolute delight and treat to the eyes and mind. Thoroughly enjoyed the experience in the freezing cold, worth it, unforgettable and just loved it. Not to miss this illuminated experience during the next winter.

I was staying near Gage Park. I used to come here almost every week. I have seen this park in every season. Now I'm shifted to another place and i miss this park very much. It was such a cute park with cherry blossom tree, Farmer's market, fall colors, tree lightening ceremony, skating rink, beautiful decoration, and jamming sessions by some freelance musicians on weekends. I miss everything. I wish to come here someday to enjoy the charm of this park.

As everyone is visiting places to get the wonderful view of cherry blossoms, me and my friend decided to go to Gage Park as it is in the Downtown hence, very accessible by bus. Although front side of the park was temporarily fenced due to renovation probably, we still got beautiful sight of the white cherry blossoms. We soaked ourselves in the sunlight and the fresh air and clicked tons of nice pictures. The bungalow is a great place to get clicked with. Overall, it was worth of spending time! Made our day!

The skating experience here was great! Went on a Saturday night and loved that it was not over crowded. The park was so cute with lights and skate rentals provided on site. There were washrooms and some staff available to help on ice. Skate aids require a helmet rental and are limited to around 4 so it’s first come first serve. We are new skaters and once on the ice, it was manageable but if you need support like rails or barriers then this may not be the outdoor rink for you. There was also ample parking on site. Would recommend.

All times fav park 😌with a lot of activities to do Chinguacousy Park, is the heart of Brampton. It is a nice park which that exemplifies natural beauty and recreational excellence. Spanning over 200 acres, the park features a diverse landscape that includes lush gardens, expansive lawns, and tranquil water features, creating a picturesque setting for relaxation and outdoor activities. It has golf, train ride fountains, farm animals, rides for children and too much to explore. And nice view from the top of the hill. One of the park’s standout attractions is its beautifully maintained botanical gardens. The vibrant floral displays, seasonal plantings, and well-designed garden beds offer a feast for the eyes and a peaceful retreat for visitors. The park's numerous walking trails meander through its natural beauty, providing scenic routes for leisurely strolls and invigorating runs. Families and children will find much to enjoy with the park’s expansive playgrounds, splash pads, and picnic areas. The serene pond and fountain offer a calming backdrop, enhancing the park’s appeal as a place for reflection and leisure. Additionally, the park hosts various community events and activities throughout the year, contributing to its lively atmosphere and strong community engagement. Overall, Chinguacousy Park combines natural beauty with recreational amenities, making it a cherished destination for both relaxation and enjoyment in Brampton.

Ok this park is awesome. We went around 11:30am so still plenty of parking. We did the petting zoo, splash pad, park and mini golf. We had alot of fun although my daughter fell at the splash pad hitting her head, saying it was quite slippery. Will take water shoes next time. Everything else is great though and will go back.

A nice and fun place for family. You can embrace nature even when you live from the city side. It has a huge playground for kids, peacful place for relaxing in the fountain side. There are tables for picnics (Clean as you go). Not too crowded especially on weekdays. Best season to catch here for me is fall. I hope this information helps. See photos for more details. It was all taken during fall.

Perfect place for nature-lovers…one can do brisk walk, cycling, jogging and many more other activities while enjoying the scenic beauty of greenery, water pond, blooming vibrant flowers and cool breeze. So many rides for children, along with the splash pads for kids and adults as well. One can have a great picnic time with family and friends there. If not to do anything, just sit, relax and breathe; you will find yourself in the lap of mother nature there😊😊

Perfect place for families with kids to chill out and have some fun! Less busy in the mornings. Pony rides and the petting zoo are a big win for the kids. You can rent scooters inside the park for $5. Pony rides are $4 and entry into the petting zoo is $2. Refreshments are reasonably priced too. Paddle boating is $10 for a boat for 30 mins. Overall a must visit!!

A large and very beautiful park great for having a picnic and parties with family and friends. Play areas are great for kids of all ages. It also has a splash pad and a train ride for kids. The trail is also very beautiful perfect for a walk or cycling. Kids can enjoy riding bikes or scooties on the trails as well. It also has a nice pond and some benches nearby to sit and enjoy the beautiful views. Entry and parking is free and has ample parking space. Overall it is a great place to spend a day in the outdoor with your friends and family.

A wonderful little lake, excellent views and nice hiking trails. Easy access with picnic areas and parking. Did not have difficulties ourselves but for some the hike could be longer to go around. Remember where you entered , eg L1 to L18 markers.

It is very expansive and expensive to enter. Approx $28 after tax for a car of two persons. Trails were hard to navigate and very much nothing. The lakeside is lame. This place wpuld be great for a peaceful picnic. Lots of tables and space. The cost would clearly keep the population out. Its clean lots of parking.

Heart Lake is such a beautiful and wide open park. Everything is really well kept and maintained, and even the washrooms are clean, which is a huge plus. There are tons of picnic benches scattered around, so it’s easy to find a spot to sit and relax. The park has a bit of everything: a splash pad, pool, hiking trails, Treetop Trekking, and lots more to do. The entrance fee is on the steep side at around $28 per car, but it feels worth it when you see how much care goes into keeping the place nice. You can come here for a picnic, to hang out, or just to spend a day outdoors. Parking is never an issue either since there’s a ton of it, and it’s also a popular spot for people to host events.

It’s a wonderful scenic area with easy access for trails n family gatherings. Truly enjoyed a race event there. Treetop trekking is another great activity there.

We had an amazing time here! It’s a great place for a family picnic. The pool was perfect for swimming, and the lake offers a beautiful view. There were also other features we didn’t get to try, like the tree-top trekking, which would be a great option for our next holiday trip..

I did the kayaking by the lake with some friends. Customer service was great--I called a few times in advance for booking changes and was also greeted kindly and provided with support. We had a great time. Would come again.

In Parking lot, there are so many big nails. Why management is not looking into this. I saw around 8 nails in the parking lot. Be careful while parking. First you pay $28 for parking and then end up with a flat tire.

There are three entry points with parking spaces (no fees, and this one has adequate space even on Sunday as the trails open to the surrounding Neighborhood). In general, you will be all right if you follow the map (other hiking site could be wrong as no return loop once you crossed the concrete bridge to the parking lot when you travel along 407). Plenty of things to explore and more enjoyable once you are away from the main road.

There isn't a great deal of garbage on the actual trail but in the parking lot, there is quite a bit scattered around the ground. It seems most people who come to clairville opt to just sit in the parking lot than actually go hiking. Cellular signal is spot at parts. Averaging 2/4 bars of signal. The parking is free and usually isn't full during the week. The east parking lot is smaller but the west side has quite a big parking lot with a bike station with some tools.

Nice trail for walking with friends and dogs. Things could be marked a bit better, and there’s quite a bit of walking on the hot open road before you get into the forested areas. Do yourself a favour and bring bug spray, and watch for poison ivy, and you’ll have a very good time here. There are nice views and scenic areas to walk through.

Claireville Conservation Area is one of the best natural escapes in the GTA — I’ve been there many times for hikes and bike rides. It’s huge, with wide trails that wind through forests, fields, and wetlands, offering a real sense of peace away from city noise. It’s great for walking, cycling, horseback riding, and even wildlife spotting — you’ll often see deer early in the morning. The park is clean and well-marked, though some trails can get muddy after rain. Parking is free and easy to access. A must-visit for nature lovers.

My favourite place ever to go for a nice walk. I really appreciate everyone who maintains this space for us to enjoy. Please be respectful and clean up after yourself, there is lots of wildlife here and this is their home so we need to respect that! Also, just clean up after yourself as a basic human rule!

Have been to this park so many times and it never fails to amaze me. So many different trails and paths, and it’s very quiet and peaceful. Around fall all the leaves change into beautiful colours and it’s great smell the fresh air and see all of the wonderful trees and plants. They also have horse back riding, i’ve never been before but it seems worth checking out.

A peaceful spot with wide trails, forested paths, and wetlands—great for walking or birdwatching. It’s surprisingly quiet for being so close to the city. On the downside, signage is minimal and some areas feel a bit neglected. Parking can fill up fast on weekends. Still, it’s a solid escape if you’re nearby and want nature without a long drive.

This is one of my favourite dog parks! It’s spacious with a mix of vegetation and landscapes. There are wide open areas, a trail, and shaded spots. Benches and picnic tables are available for owners and lots of “sniff spots” for the pups! My dog has found lots of friends here, both animal and human. People are very welcoming and typically non-judgmental. There is lots of opportunity for alone time, individual play (such as Chuck-It with your own pup), and interactive play with others. A great dog park! Please be aware, though, that you must bring water as there is none available there and that this spot closes for the winter!!

I visited this place for the first time. It was by the end of fall and the place was so beautiful with a riot of colors. It was calm and peaceful. Not like the usual parks where you see a plenty of people roaming around or chatting and making loud noises. Parking is free and available most of the time, but there is no such designated parking spots for handicapped people.

This is a fantastic disc golf course , it would be really hard when the leaves are in full bloom . But the cooler weather allowes you to make some rookie mistakes without to much of a penalty or losing your disc in the deep rough ! This is definetly a must play !

My husband loved going to the dog park and wandering the trails year round. They have a Frisbee golf course, that is quite popular. You can walk the trails from White Spruce to Heart Lake Conservation Area.

In one word, this place is magnificient. It is clean, it is green, it is quiet and it is serene. It has a disc golf course with 19 baskets. You dont need to book it or spend a dime on that. Parking and entry is free. You keep going inside and you will find out a tennis court amidst the green forests. Further ahead is a dog park. The landscape is perfect for photography. Only thing it lacks is a water fountain so make sure you carry a bottle with you. The park looks beautiful in fall. Thanks.

A nice park to enjoy a long walk, with plenty of incline hills along your path. When the paved trail ends, you'll see a tennis court and a dog park. If you continue walking, the trail will end (and begin) at a residential neighborhood on Richvale Dr. Fitness enthusiasts will enjoy this trail!

The #RickFlistDG team had a great time playing a round here recently. For some it was their first time here. No lost discs, and everyone had a blast. The park was clean and everyone we encountered was pleasant and friendly! Can't wait to go back.

The largest park it is... Many attractions one can find here. People were enjoying themselves to the fullest. Picnic, football, soccer, electric bike, fountain (where kids were enjoying and playing with water and getting drenched) Many activities were happening at the same time due to the large area. There was a gazibo and many areas where parties were organised. (Kid's birthday party was being celebrated) Just outside of the park, there was a cute and tempting ice cream van..!! Parking is huge enough, it was easy for us to find the parking even though there was a rush in the park. Much recommended place.

Amazing park on sandalwood and creditview intersection. The splash pad has a few varieties and kids love it. There are enough benches around to set the base. Press a sensor button and the splash gets active. There are plenty of swings to choose from. There are soccer fields, open fields, a walking path and some exercise equipment. Overall a wonderful park with plenty of parking. For the splash pad, go to the south parking lot, from the creditview side.

Best park in Brampton for people of all ages. It has a great path for walking and biking, people play all kinds of sports, a splash pad for the kids, a basketball court and equipment spread around the park for physical training. I am there almost everyday with my dog and he loves it. The fields and the paths are properly maintained by the staff including the washrooms for visitors and outdoor gazebos. Lucky to have one close to my house. Great idea by the city and amazing job maintaining it.

A huge park with multiple outdoor grounds for Cricket, Football and other team sports. It also has seating benches for picnic. When we went there, there were multiple cricket matches going on. Ideal for corporate cricket matches. We had fun watching the cricket as well as having our little outing with friends with picnic food.

Great place for kids to enjoy . It new , hence the brand new look for the park , there is play grounds if you like to play soccer or any other games , splash pad for kids , toddler play area and many more !!

It’s the best park. I can spend 5 hours with my kid at this place. Also , there is an ice cream truck outside the park which serves very good ice creams

Good park to visit. Many of kid's activities,- swings, splash pad, sports field.

It's mostly a small parking lot with around 10 parking spots and you can take the Esker Lake Trail to enter Heart Lake conservation area (use the under pass) and on the other side it connects to White Spruce Park. The trail passes through the Disc Golf course. There is a dog area and a tennis court in White Spruce Park which is around a km walk in this trail. You can also drive to White Spruce park, there is an entrance on Heart Lake road and there are many parking spots and portable washroom at White Spruce Park.

Esker Lake Trail is one of the best trail in Brampton. Beside trail current river flow is passing. Several Man Made Small bridges connect uneven landscape. For safety purpose there is pole which having Diving Jacket, Tube and Long Bamboo Stick with attached rope at one side Surrounded by thick bushes and large trees some are more than 50 years old. You found several type of species for research purpose. Dense populated area for R&D in Biology, Botany and Photography. Every Season you feel like you came to different place even though you are at same location I capture 2 season(Fall & Winter) waiting for Summer to take picture As Seasons change I will post accordingly. Updates Soon! To access this place there are several dead end roundabout road near Lombardy Cres where you can park you vehicle free and then access the trail. So need to pay parking charge for daily jogging or exercise.

Incredible place for an evening stroll. I take my dog here for a walk once in a while. He absolutely loves it.

It is a beautiful place to walk and jog. It looks awesome in Summar and Fall. Photos were taken in Fall, 2024

Beautiful trail!! Lots of leaves, perfect for trekking on beautiful sun filled day!!

A secret frisbee practice place, so many groups go there for practice. A little valley covered by maples trees, a short bike track with a medium level

Great Walking Trail. Good option to learn direction for new learners as its comparatively small trail and less hurdles. You can have multiple exit points so you can take walk as per your capacity. Trail can lead you and you can reach up to Heart Lake Conservation Park easily.

**A Serene Oasis in Brampton: Professor's Lake Review** Professor's Lake is a hidden gem in Brampton, offering a serene escape from urban life. The man-made lake is surrounded by beautifully maintained trails perfect for walking, biking, or roller skating. During summer, the beach area is bustling with activities like swimming, paddle boating, and beach volleyball. The water quality is regularly tested, ensuring a safe environment for visitors. The recreation centre provides amenities such as party rooms and watercraft rentals, making it ideal for family outings. While the water slide and inflatable water park add excitement for kids, the peaceful atmosphere and scenic views make it a great spot for relaxation. Overall, Professor's Lake is a must-visit for anyone seeking a tranquil retreat for the whole family .

Great lake for inflatable boats, but staff communication needs work We visited this lake with our inflatable boat and overall had a great time. Parking was free, and the daily boat admission was only $6.54 (tax included), which is very reasonable. If you’re bringing your own kayak, canoe, or inflatable boat, it’s super simple, just head into the main building, pay the fee, and you’re good to launch from the designated area. The lake itself was calm, clean and perfect for a relaxing paddle or trolling motor ride. However, the staff seemed a bit disorganized. We were told they’d open the gate for us to launch the boat, but despite several employees being around and not being busy, they were slow to respond and didn’t seem to communicate well with each other. It took longer than it should have to get set up. That said, once you’re on the water, it’s worth it. Would definitely go back.

Update: Love it here! A little too windy to be on the water today, so I enjoyed a run instead. I enjoyed my first visit to Professor’s Lake. I brought my own kayak and spent $6.00 for the full day access. There are two parking lots. If you are bringing your own craft, I would suggest the second lot closer to the lake. Buy your ticket inside and show your receipt at the gate to be let in. Even if the lake is closed for swimming, it will still be open for water craft activities.

Warm lake, clean sand, great/secure stuff and nice vibe to run out! A lot options to get active rest with different kids age!

I am here from surrey and after going back to home i will always remember this place .you can take tides in different boats and kayaks even though less than 10 bucks for PP. Best picnic spot ever .

Good place if you want to enjoy the summer a bit

What a gem! Very reasonably priced to rent canoes/kayaks. $8 for 30 minutes to rent a canoe! Sadly the beach was closed due to water quality. Will call in advance next time or check the website. Didn’t know you can book a canoe/kayak in advance either.

Beautiful cherry blossoms in full bloom! Peaceful and perfect for a spring walk. Really enjoyed my visit—highly recommend!

It was amazing, calm, full of greenery and with great views of Cherry blossoms in Brampton…try to avoid peak hours to go to have the proper captures of Cherry Blossoms…also includes a great tennis court…

Always a treat to visit this park, especially when the cherry blossoms are at peak bloom & sometimes you even get to catch some live guitar tunes - add to that the perfect summery breeze...a lovely way to end the afternoon. Pictures are from last year, looking forward to seeing this year’s blooms 🌸🌸🌸

We went here specially for cherry blossom and it was a very beautiful experience. It is crowded as of now since it's peak season of Cherry blossom. There are around 25 Sakura trees and flowers are bloomed beautifully. This park has good connectivity with Public transport and there are watery options near by to grab pizza or subway

It was really beautiful! I went to see the cherry blossoms in May and they were so cool to look at! It was a bit crowded but I didn't mind. It was just such an exciting experience to enjoy these trees before the leaves start to fall

A decent place to go for a walk or cycling.. a small park with a river/ creek mostly famous for its intimate contact with Cherry blossom tree/ flowers..!! There are no slides/swings for children on benches around the corners. The parking area is also near the tennis court which ia at distant, so once you park your car you will have to go by walk , cross the river and then enter the park!! And yes there are loads of restaurant nearby walking distance !! Thank you

Very beautiful, spacious and accessible park, especially during bloom season!

I've been a proud member of this community center since 2010, and I can confidently say it's an incredible place! The pool is simply fantastic. The shimmering blue waters invite you in for a refreshing dip. I’ve spent countless hours at the skate park, honing my skills since I was just a little kid, gliding on my busted BMX 😂 and feeling the thrill of the ride. Over the years, I've encountered my fair share of challenges, like dealing with bullies during my younger days, but those experiences taught me valuable lessons. It's all about playing ball, ride safe & being responsible, and showing respect to everyone around you! 😊

The pool may be small, but it’s exceptionally warm and never crowded, making it perfect for kids!

The pool was small but with hot water, and the ice ring was normal. Overall, it's a good location. It's not like big and fancy, like casy Campbell.

The place is very fun u can prob bring ur friends or kids here and play many things during to all of the sports they have but one bad thing is the vending machines were usually broken. Also are there basketball courts that we are allowed to use?

Have had my daughter in learn to skate here for a couple of years now. Good program but cold arena. Prepare yourself with warm clothes if you’re thinking of putting your kids in the program. The arena does have heaters but will not put them on. Even when asked they make up an excuse stating that the outside temperature needs to be at a certain amount before they turn them on. Quite disappointing

Great sports facility with 3 Squash courts, swimming pool (small), large skating rink and amazing outdoor grounds.

Good city place to have some private party but the supervisor guy act like supershow 💪💪but super zero 🤡 🤡🤡 staffs are pretty good especial Ms.Skyler she was very cooperative .appreciate her for letting us in bit early in to set up things And NOBODY know how to turn on air-condition today at party hall It was superhot today inside hall and unfortunately staff doesnt know how to operate ac It ruined our party A BIT So guyS take care while you booking this place make sure there will be someone to operate HVAC

Been to this sledding park twice now. It's a fun place to slide down snowy hills. Perfect winter activity! Check the weather and wind forecast - it was too windy on our second visit.

Great spot for tobogganing. It has verities of Heights so it’s good for all ages. However, there is no parking space available. You can find a close by parking like 3-5 min walk. Get crowded very fast and it’s a fairly big space so it will be fine even during Covid with the social distance situation.

Winter fun area. Can do sledding. Kids loving it

Great place for tobogganing....If you've a anything which can slip on snow look no further! This place has has number of spots which offer different angles so you can pick, depending on how much you can take. If I've to nit-pick then the only thing which I didn't like was limited number of parking space

Nice & great place to have fun and making memories with kids, family and friends. It's a must visit place to have quality time to spend with your loved ones. Can have a chance to perform lot of activities in open space. Witnessed smile on lots of faces who were present with family and friends and enjoying to the fullest especially the children. One of best places to spend time with your near and dear ones and to watch them having a lot of fun.

It is good park for tobogganing, various slopes, however park has limited parking, and on good sunny weather, it is get crowded. During weekends getting parking spots is difficult.

Always a fun time in the winter sledding. Summer the open field is great to kick around a ball. There is a small parking lot and paths that connect neighboring streets.

This park used to be really clean , but since some group of guys started playing “Cricket” in there , i saw with my own eyes they’d leave their plastic bottles on ground along with rest of the garbage. someone please take action on it or put some warning Sign boards here , i’m putting some photos on here i took right now

Cool park.. Lot's of opportunities. Calm place. Always love to go there.

it's a huge park with many playgrounds including for kids. A nice walking track and greenery. Love to walk on grass in the evening. If you're into baseball or tennis, you'd love it. Kids play area is sand based so use proper wear for that. One negative point is the lil noise of planes passing over as the airport is nearby. It doesn't bother much though. Overall a good park.

Very neat and clean park with basketball and tennis court large open space to play football although there are no markings. You can use the lights at nights upto I believe 10:30 or 11:30

Great park for kids baseball or any tennis. Kids park to keep them interested. Snack bar inside the arena. Lots of parking. Although only one main entrance, you can usually get in and out without inconvenience. There’s a bar near bar for bored dads and a couple restaurants.

There is a tone of green space, many baseball diamonds, tennis courts, soccer fields and a cricket field and basketball courts/nets. There is outdoor fitness equipment, a cool park for kids and nicely paved walking paths. It’s a great park.

Earnscliffe Park is a nice quiet park in the middle of Bramalea's E section. The playground is nice and in good repair. That's really the only part I use, except using the path through to cut off some distance walking up to Queen. There is a nice hill for sledding in the north end, and several access points from various streets.

Nice quiet place a lot of ducks on the lake. Good to feed birds and walk dogs.

This is a beautiful park in your Bramalea neighborhood. You could see jogging, walking and feeding geese as some of the favourite activities in this park. But I would say, this is the best place to be when you want solitude. Walking and sitting somewhere in this park will give you the comfort of meditation and relaxation. Take your kids in the evening and find the beauty of our neighborhood.

This is a nice park. You can go fishing along the trail. You will see lots of ducks and if you are lucky beavers. There are benches along the path as well.

Great park for relaxing moments. Couple of bridges which makes it nice for Foto ops. A lake with ducks. Not that clear of a water but it's ok. Has a few picnic tables. Not a lot of crowd which is sometimes good...

Great little somewhat private what I mean by that is that it lacks parking. But great park and pond for the community. But noticed trash around the park and surroundings also No washrooms.

Beautiful hidden gem in Brampton. Suggestion to park at the Tim Hortons plaza on West Drive, head East on Queen Street and you'll see the entrance to the park. Aside from the challenge to find parking, I love this park! There's plenty of benches to relax and enjoy the views of the lake.

Norton Place Park sits between Queen St., and Clark Boulevard in Brampton! It is wheelchair accessible with a ramp that leads to the pond with a fenced area viewing point to watch and feed the ducks! They stock the pond with fish and you can see them swimming around the pond! This is a great area with , hiking ,walking and biking trails through out, great scenic views, picnic tables and benches throughout the park! I go here often, and enjoy every visit! A great place to enjoy your day! I have attached a pic of my bike that I ride in the park and a blue bench that you will have access to throughout the park!

Nice place for sports activities. You can get place to play, football, volleyball, cricket etc

Great location and has something for the whole family. Has a splash pad, large kids play area, basketball court, skating area, two soccer fields, and a cricket field. Has a long walking trail that wraps around the soccer and cricket fields. Has ample parking at its own lot as well as the attached school parking lot.

This park has its own parking lot. There is a public restrooms and lots of benches and picnic tables. There is an accessible playground and splash pad. Football field and basketball courts.

Beautiful park … with alot of playgrounds… if you are looking for cricket field this is the one for you….

Clean park. They have cricket and soccer field, wide open with children playground. I came here for the spectacular sunsets!

There r soccer palce two side and cricket place and park for children and adults for walking

Beautiful Park. Great for kids and families

Nice place for biking and walking. Its a small trail but good for morning walk with family. Quite near from brampton gateway terminal. Parking is not available so can park car on food basic or canadian tire parking place.

Great place to explore nature beauty.

Absolutely Mesmerizing! Stunning place to go and relax.

As a flower photographer this is my go to spot for Flowers, it is always well maintained, definitely a quiet area to take in nature. If you need a place to relax and enjoy a stroll through nature this is the place, also a beautiful path that follows along the creek.

Located across shoppers world and you can park your car near tokyo sushi or dollar tree. A nice place to go for a walk, if you don't mind the busy cars along the main st.

Beautiful flowers ..very quiet... you can bike ride.

I always enjoy coming to this spot. We've taken photos here for a wedding and then again for my birthday. It's like a hidden, but not so hidden gem. Pictures completed a wonderful day

Convenient, and comfortable park with a ravine running alongside for great strolls, well maintained.

My kid loves this park.

Amazing place to walk, please take the bug spray..

Beautiful trail to walk with your family and fur baby.Loved its rustic outlook and very well maintained.

Loved this park for my boys ages 6 and 8. Sand, swings, slides, court for basketball, field of green to play soccer or frisbee. From the way we arrived there was no parking. So you have to find street parking. If only there was a splash pad this park would be a perfect all in one park. No washrooms either.

Good park Parking options are limited

Great baseball park, lots of parking and room for two games at a time. Walk through it often. Close to my home. It has bleachers to sit and enjoy with your friends and family.

This park is an oasis of calm in the midst of busy streets around. Beautiful trail around the water surrounded by beautiful flora and sometimes fauna. Come here for peace! You have to park in the nearby plaza and walk by.

It was a nice place with steal water and a short walkway on one side of it.

I love this park! There's a path and a pond and a nice sitting area and it's nice and peaceful.

It is an excellent place for a pleasant walk along the lake. The views are stunning as well.

It felt amazing the whole evening, the view was so mesmerizing, cold breeze made me forgot there is an active heat alert going on.. A must visit during summer!

Amazing view! Small lake but great to hang out with friends!

Fun little trail with beautiful lake and lots of trees. Would be beautiful in the fall.

Its beautiful lake in middle of heart of brampton, currently its entrance closed due to construction or may be maintenance. Trail walk around the lake is still available. There is kids play area which is accessible 24/7.

Very nice place to hangout with family. Swimming: allowed Shallow water: allowed Shower: available Washrooms: available Ticket for beach, amenities, boat.

Professor's Lake: A Haven for Anglers Professor's Lake truly lives up to its reputation as an excellent spot for avid anglers. My recent visit confirmed why so many fishing enthusiasts flock to its shores. The lake is rumoured to be home to a variety of species, and from what I've heard and observed, these rumours hold true. Many report successful catches of pike, pickerel, and bass, offering a thrilling challenge for those seeking larger game. While I haven't personally reeled in anything large yet, the community consensus is strong that these bigger fish are definitely present. For a more relaxed fishing experience, there are also plenty of sunfish and bluegill, making it a great place for families or those new to the sport. Beyond the fish, the lake offers a serene natural environment. We were delighted to spot several turtles basking in the sun today, adding to the peaceful ambiance. For the best fishing success, local wisdom suggests timing is key. Early mornings, just as the sun rises, and later evenings, around sunset, are consistently recommended as the prime times to cast your line. The calm waters and beautiful light during these hours also make for a particularly enjoyable experience. Overall, Professor's Lake is a fantastic destination for anyone looking to enjoy a day of fishing in a scenic setting. Whether you're after a trophy pike or simply enjoying the tranquility and the chance to reel in some panfish, this lake has something to offer every angler.

NO WIFI. My favourite local park. Love to walk around. Weird how it walks into houses

This place is pretty good and actually completely hidden within the urban sprawl that is Brampton. its very nice but the beach seems to be closed right now. The lake are is quite busy with lots of people walking and jogging and the banks of the lake are filled with people fishing for pike. Its definitely worth checking out if you are in the area but it does get very very busy. There are couple parking lots, so parking is not an issue, but the small (close to the rec centre) parking gets filled quickly so you'll need to walk from the bigger parking lot. overall nice area but very very busy.

This place is so damn beautiful. Over crowded on weekends though ..on weekdays very less crowd. Quite peaceful 💜 A great hidden treasure for Brampton people . Must visit with family.

It’s a very nice place to hang out But the WASHROOMS……. they are NOT CLEAN

Clean and well kept. Nice walking trails that connect all of Bartley Bull. Frequent garbage cans along the way. Benches with little shade at the center. Playground, splash pad and tennis courts.

Good park for kids,good park-swings,4 slides and etc. I saw people complaining about there finding no entrance but there is many. nice area to have a picnic. also has a splash pad. There is no parking but it's nice to walk there or you can park in front of a house or park near by and then walk 5/5 and there is even more like more areas to walk, a skating rink, two Porta pottys in front of the ice skating rink I don't recommend using them. But I recommend the park.

Couldn't find entrance of this park. Moved around all corners but entrance was not found. No signs or markings about the park or directions were found across. Even google map could jot lo ate right entrance to it. No parking or trails were located going towards the park or nearby junctions. Highly not recommended. It was total waste of time looking for that park.

Best place to hangout with friends and family. There is a nice trail which first leads to a park from a big baseball ground and then leads to splashpad. There is also a tennis court for free for people to do recreational events. Have fun guys!

I was unable to find a designated car parking for the park.. parked in the street and then walked to the splash pad area.. the splash pad was nice but very few equipments.. few children were enjoying it.. there were broken pieces of glasses strewn across the slides/swings play area.. stayed only for 10-15 mins and then left for another park..

Family friendly park!

They had recent upgrades that made this little park much better. My kids enjoy it everytime we go. Its clean and perfect for young kids.

On Civic Day, I visited Creditview Sandalwood Park with my family and kids. The park was impressively clean, making it a pleasant experience for everyone. There were plenty of different activities to keep us entertained, especially the splash pad which was a big hit with the kids. The park offers a variety of options for both children and adults to stay active and enjoy the day. One of the standout features was the ample parking space, making it convenient to access the park without any hassle. The overall cleanliness and the well-maintained facilities added to the enjoyable experience. Whether you're looking for a place to relax, play, or simply enjoy a day out with the family, Creditview Sandalwood Park is a fantastic choice.

Huge park with lot of activities for kids including splash pad. Lots of parking space available

Always beautiful and so many sports field, long trail, big park and playing area for kids and lots of spots for picnic. I recommend this place.

And that's a wrap to the 3rd annual soul retreat remixed! Day 4 was just a day full of fun things to do. What better way to end the retreat than to be a playful as a child?! We made bracelets, splashed around in the water, played in the playground, blew some bubbles and ended with a silly string shoot out, lol. Until next year!

Nice park with a water fountain and kids play area and a cricket pitch. Would be nice to see more picnic huts/spaces, and even an enclosed space for dogs.

Very well maintained park with great splash pad. Kids remain engaged. Lots of place to sit around for adults. The ice cream truck is usually there ☺️☺️

This is a very spacious park with lots of activities, including a splash pad, lots of climbing structures, a toddler playground, a big kid playground, swings, etc. It is in good condition, except for the areas with wood chips, which are flying all over the place on windy days and are thrown around by kids. I'm a bit perplexed at this design choice, as most of the park is covered by a rubber surface. Overall, it is a great park to visit with the little ones.

This trail was recommended by one of my friend for the foliage viewing!! It was a great experience walking through this trail. Great for walking, running, hiking, bird watching. Loved the fall colours here.

It’s a nice trail and creek but some areas are a bit polluted. Lots of wildlife.

This place is one of the most beautiful places I have discovered while going out for a bicycle ride. The photos are taken in the first week of October when you start to see the warmer colours on the trees and leaves.

A great trail for biking. Gives a jungle feel. The trail is calm and serene.

This trail was very peaceful. I found myself sitting on a rock near the water meditating and writing. I will be back again!

Nice trail. Good for biking.

It seems like this trail was recently repaved & updated. It is littered with signage so you know where to go. They did a good job it's a great trail. It goes all the way to Caledon ON & passes near to Heart Lake Conservation Area.

The trail is great for morning walks in ☀️ Summer. Nature is very close, it's enjoyable. Newborns of ducks, rabbits and sometimes birds and squirrels make you feel close to nature.

I love it because of nature. All the trails, birds sightseeing and sounds. A superb place to visit.

Good track for walking

It was ok and nice to go for cycling or walk

Nice place to walk your dog .

Great trail to walk your dog

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It's a good trail, there's not a 'proper' path or sidewalk and not accessible for kids/bikes/wheelchairs

Trail closed

I have been visiting this park for over 4 years. I always enjoy the river and nature trails. It's a wonderful place for meditation and reflection and there are plenty of places to relax. I visit during all seasons, as it puts me in a place of deep peace and calm, especially when life's challenges are rearing their heads. So grateful for this space

Hugge and gorgeous park for pickup. Nice little lake in which you can get your feet wet. Kneww high waters. Very pleasant atmosphere. Many picnic benches. Make sure you leave the park by 8-30. They close the door and there will be no way to get out unless you call municipality to open the gates.

This is such a pretty place just off the city road. River is easy accessible. Many tables for picnic. Charcoal Bbq is not allowed . Swings for children are available. Very lush and green. Highlight is the outdoor pool in middle of the trees!!

This is a beauty to venture in all seasons.. this time it was fall and weather was so good and taking a walk into the woods was so relaxing and had breathtaking views both for eyes and photography. Kids enjoy the playground and the fun of playing with leaf piles. And for spring and summer it makes a good spot for picnic with family and friends.

A beautiful nature park, with provisions for a family picnic. The river Credit flows through this park adding to the charm. There are vast open spaces and benches for public use. Charcoal barbecues are not allowed. Enjoyed my visit here to this tranquil place.

Perfect place for resting, chilling, walking, playing etc. there are a lot of tables for picnic. The river is fast and gives fresh. It helps recharge your emotional battery. Also, there are couple parking lots and some trails. I recommend to visit this place with your family

Very large park with big zones. Beautiful flowing river alongside. Few sections of parking. Lots of greenery and mature trees. Ice cream truck is always there. There is in park security and city service to pick up garbage from the bins. Non charcoal BBQ allowed.

The worst campsite experience I've ever had. We camped at the Indian Lines Campground from Saturday August 23rd and left Tuesday August 26th. While the site itself was spacious and open, nearly everything else was a disappointment. The bathrooms were consistently dirty, and staff were only available from 08:30 to 17:30—same hours as the pool. Because we were out during the day, we never got to use the pool once. The gates were never closed, meaning anyone could wander in and set up camp after hours without supervision. We had requested a site with no services, which was honored, and most of the other campers were friendly. However, our neighboring site on the second and third nights was occupied by an unhoused couple. Normally, I wouldn’t mind, but the woman screamed loudly from 1:00 AM to 4:00 AM, disturbing the entire campground. One camper asked her to quiet down or she’d call the police, which only escalated the yelling. Eventually, five police cars arrived, and things calmed down—until morning, when she started yelling again because her partner had slept through his alarm. My husband and I were furious. There were no staff around to manage the situation, and according to long-term campers, this couple had been there for a while and this behavior was typical. Why the campsite hasn’t addressed this ongoing issue is beyond me. We wanted to file a complaint, but the office was closed both before we left for our prepaid activities and after we returned. On the second night, she was slightly quieter but still woke us up around 1:00 AM. This level of disruption is completely unacceptable. People camp to relax and unwind. If the facilities can’t manage their site or ensure a peaceful environment, then what’s the point? I hope management takes this seriously and implements changes to protect future guests.

Indian Line Campground – Brampton I recently stayed at Indian Line Campground, and overall, it’s a great spot for anyone who wants to enjoy camping close to Brampton or Toronto without going too far from the city. 🏕️ Campsites & Layout There are plenty of sites for tents, trailers, and RVs — some with full hookups and others unserviced. A few are pull-through and easy to access. The sites are mostly open with grassy and gravel areas, and there’s lots of space to set up comfortably. If you plan to camp with both a trailer/RV and tents, it’s best to call ahead to confirm how many are allowed per site. 🚆 Noise & Location One thing to note is that a train track runs behind the campground, and trains do pass by regularly. It didn’t ruin our stay, but if you’re sensitive to noise, try to book a site closer to the front of the park where it’s much quieter. 🚿 Facilities & Amenities The campground is well equipped with washrooms, showers, coin laundry, and a small convenience store that sells firewood, ice, and basic camping supplies. The showers are set at one temperature — warm enough later in the day, but a bit chilly early in the morning! There’s also a playground for kids and a swimming pool during the warmer months, which makes it very family-friendly. 🌳 Scenery & Atmosphere There are beautiful walking trails around the area, plenty of green space, and a calm atmosphere. The weather was great during our stay, and it was such a nice way to close out the camping season. The campground itself is very clean and well maintained, with garbage and recycling bins placed throughout for easy use. It’s also conveniently located — there are small stores and restaurants within about a 10-minute walk. 🤝 People & Experience Everyone we met was friendly and respectful, which made the stay even more enjoyable. I didn’t see many staff around, but the grounds were tidy and clearly looked after. 💡 Tips for Campers Choose a site near the front for less train noise. Bring earplugs if you’re a light sleeper. Shower later in the day for warmer water. Great spot for families — kids will love the pool and playground. 📸 Final Thoughts Indian Line Campground is a clean, comfortable, and conveniently located place to camp near the city. It’s perfect for families, weekend getaways, or anyone who wants a simple and peaceful camping experience without going far. Overall, I’d give it 4 out of 5 stars — would definitely come back again!

It's a well-kept campground near the city. I stayed there for two nights with my trailer for the first time. There were no sewer hookups at any site, but the main bathroom and shower facilities were okay. There was a outdoor pool and a small playground for younger children.

Really nice campground! We spent about $40 for the night, which is pretty reasonable. There’s a huge lake super close to the site, so it’s perfect for swimming, fishing, or just hanging out by the water. The area feels safe and peaceful, and everyone we met there was super friendly. The site itself was clean and easy to set up at, with plenty of space to relax. Honestly, such a good spot if you want a chill getaway without spending too much. Definitely recommend!

Excellent urban campsite. Sucked that the pool is only open weekends when campers are here renting. Not normally supervised pool, so what's the difference. Campground is mostly seasonal, so traffic in the morning is busy with folks headed to work. We stayed here while our Dog was having surgery in Mississauga, so, amenities were not overly important, but pool would have been nice with it being 27c and all.

I thoroughly enjoyed 2025 camp season. Staff is incredible. Always smiling always willing to help. Such a friendly team! Park manager is also friendly, professional and wonderful. I love the organization and the way the park is run! I look forward to the 2026 camp season! Clean washrooms and I love the pool. Camp appreciation bbq was such a great touch! Thanks ❤️

My family and I camped here for 2 nights, because it's close to Canada's Wonderland and we didn't want to stay in a hotel or leave super early the morning of our trip, as we live in Eastern Ontario. The location of Indian Line was very convenient for our trip to Wonderland. I had no idea that a campground was tucked away in that area! The park was very clean and the staff were very friendly. There's a dumping site which was helpful to do before our trip home, and there's firewood on site for purchase if you forget to bring some. The park is subject to air traffic with planes frequently flying overhead, and if your site is close to the train tracks, you'll definitely want to bring earplugs. We found it challenging to sleep both nights because of the noise from planes and trains. We would definitely camp at Indian Line again!

Centennial Park is a large and scenic park, perfect for family outings with its vast green spaces and numerous picnic areas. It's particularly beautiful during cherry blossom season, with the blooming colors of the cherry blossom trees. The park also has a fun playground that keeps young kids entertained. With a large parking area, it easily accommodates weekend crowds, though it can get busy. Winter brings its own joy here, with the snowy hills perfect for tobogganing. A wonderful visit any season!

The most prettiest park I have been too. Centennial Park offers a picturesque escape from the hustle and bustle of city life, boasting sprawling greenery and captivating scenery. While it may take some time to reach on foot, the journey is well worth it once you set foot in this expansive oasis. From tranquil ponds to lush gardens, it's a haven for nature lovers and those seeking serenity. Whether you're taking a leisurely stroll or enjoying a picnic with loved ones, Centennial Park promises an unforgettable experience amidst its beauty and grandeur. Bonus - You can get some equipments and enjoy a beautiful fishing day!

Centennial Park is a great escape in the city. It has lot of green space, so much in the nature to explore. Had stunning view during cherry blossoms. It has picnic areas around the park and is dog friendly. Parking is easy during non-peak times, but can be tricky during busy times. If you are looking for a peaceful walk in the nature, this is the place to go!

Hidden gem in mid town. Lovely place to visit during cherry blossom season. Beautiful arboretum full of flower and plants, plenty of free parking too.

Centennial Park has a lot to offer from picnic area, pond, bbq, playground, golf course, indoor plants exhibit, ample parking and clean restrooms. Every year, we come here during the cherry blossom season and they have many cherry trees that it doesn’t get overcrowded and you can take very nice shots.

The park with literally everything!At great spot for both winter and summer and if your into disc sports, this is the place. If you have a bike, you'll be in heaven with the awesome track they have, and if you just want to walk and chill, this is a great place. Ample of parking and a very convenient location. We went up the little hill that has a trail and my boys enjoyed it. You should visit if you haven't been here already.

Very beautiful park with so many things to do. You can play in one of soccer fields or other sports field. You can walk or bike around the park or if you feel more athletic, you can run or bike top of the hill in the park. You can have a picnic in the picnic area. Washrooms are clean.

It's vast with 8 baseball diamonds in tow it's clearly the place to get the gang together and play ball. Stunning modern activity area with a splash/waterpark for kids and those of us that never grow up. Bandshell provision that compliments any small to large event gathering along with spacious grounds. All that being said it's just a large outdoor park without much of the other things to really make it stand out. A myriad of city parks vehicular traffic makes it a place to keep your eyes on li'l ones in the parking area weekdays.

Great park especially for baseball. Good playing area for kids as well. Skating rink is located at diamond 5.

8(maybe more coming soon?!) Fenced and lit playing diamonds in decent shape. Plenty of parking and grass for dogs kids family etc Awesome looking kids playground Up to date washrooms Currently some areas under construction

A lot of baseball diamonds. New playground and splash pad as of 2023. Playground has swings, climbing structures and zipline

Amazingly well-kept baseball diamonds. I do not play regularly. Was there for a work tournament. Amole free parking. Bonus, amazing children play parks with water fountains/splash pads. Even if you are not there for a baseball event, it's a great place to take the kids. Sorry I did not take any photos.

Went in to see Drive-In movie "Raya and Last Dragon", the entrance wasn't clearly labeled. Ended up in the wrong one which was closed and we had to turn back. The staff were welcoming but the number of people was overwhelming for such event. People were parking everywhere and there was a lack of direction on where to go. The staff responsible seemed helpless! The move and the welcoming was good though!

My recent visit there was an incredible experience, and I can't recommend it enough, especially for families with children and cycling enthusiasts. First and foremost, the park's serene and picturesque surroundings truly make it a tranquil oasis. The lush greenery and the towering white spruce trees create a soothing atmosphere, providing a refreshing escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. The park is impeccably maintained, with well-kept trails and manicured lawns, adding to its overall charm. For children, White Spruce Park is an absolute paradise. There are numerous play areas equipped with swings, slides, and climbing structures that will keep the little ones entertained for hours on end. The park also features spacious picnic spots, perfect for family gatherings or impromptu picnics in the sun.