Thomson Park Trail

Thomson Park is one of the premier parks in the city and since it also happens to be walking distance from my house, that works out pretty well for me!  I’ve travelled around most of the continent and I’ve rarely seen a combination of natural beauty and community spirit as good as the one that Thomson Park has going

First and foremost, Thomson Park is a monument of natural beauty situated right within the Scarborough suburb of Toronto.  It’s just over 50 acres in terms of the total area of the park and this allows seclusion for people that want it from the rest of the events that go on daily.  There are many trails available for hiking, roller blading or bicycling and you can easily lose yourself inside the park’s trails for a day if that’s your idea of relaxation.

Information provided by the Thomson Park website



Directions: Brimley Road in Scarborough about 16 km from Toronto

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