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    Meadowvale Conservation Area
    This large park area has flat open spaces for game-playing, fishing spots, three picnic areas, barbecues and a nature trail. It's a popular recreation area on warm days.
    Address: 1081 Old Derry Rd West, Mississauga  ON  CAN
     

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    LaSalle Park & Pavilion- LaSalle Park /North Shore
    This park and pavillion offers many activities, making it a great place to stay and play. Situated on a hilltop, the park offers views of Burlington Bay and LaSalle marina. Enjoy the wading pool, baseball diamonds, picnic areas, playground and nature trails. There is also a grand replica of the 1917 pavilion that stood on the site. A marina is located at the lower end of the park. The park's pavilion is available for special events, including catering and bar service.
    Address: P.O. Box 5013 Burlington  ON  L7R 3Z6
    Send an Email Send an Email (23) Telephone 1 905 639-0877 
     

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    Kariya Park
    Situated in the centre of Mississauga, Kariya Park was created in honour of twin-city relationship with Kariya, Japan. The distinct vegetation includes the lavender Iris laevigata (Kariya's official city flower), gingko and sweetgum trees. This small park is open seven days a week.
    Address: Kariya Dr, off Burnhamthorpe Rd E Mississauga  ON
    Telephone 1 905 896-5384 
     

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    Woodbine Park
    This more than 30 acre park is located along Lake Ontario and features beaches, a boardwalk and a nearby standardbred and thoroughbred racetrack.
    Address: Along Lakeshore Blvd & Coxwell Ave Toronto  ON  CAN  M4L 1A1


     
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    Chinguacousy Park
    Many of Brampton's celebrations take place at Chinguacousy Park. A ski hill, farm with petting zoo, mini golf, batting cages, tennis courts, splash pool, bandshell, greenhouse and more, can also be found here. The park is located on the corner of Bramalea Road and Queen Street East.
    Address: 9050 Bramalea Road Brampton  ON
    Telephone 1 905 458-6958 
     

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    Bay-Adelaide Cloud Forest Conservatory
    This indoor garden offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. It is very centrally located in the heart of downtown, between Richmond and Temperance Streets, just west of Yonge. The Cloud Forest Conservatory is wheelchair accessible and is open 10am to 2.30pm Mon to Fri, except on public holidays.
    Address: Richmond St W Toronto  ON  CAN
    Telephone 1 416 392-7288 
     

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    Iroquois Beach Park
    Located across from the Port Whitby Harbour, this beach park offers a lengthy sandy shoreline and plenty of green space.
    Address: . Whitby   ON
     

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    Mississauga Garden Park
    This over 160 acres of woodlands, meadows, historic buildings and valley slopes is set in the core of city. Unique vegetation, the Credit River, trails and tranquility are all a part of the area.
    Address: North of Burnhamthorpe Road West and south of Highway 403 Mississauga  ON
     

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    Kew Gardens
    Kew Gardens is a large, inner-city public garden which hosts a number of festivals, concerts, craft shows and outdoor exhibitions. The Beaches International Jazz Festival, the largest free jazz concert in Canada, featuring more than 400 musicians, takes place in this park. Kew Gardens is located between Queen St. East and the Boardwalk.
    Address: Between Queen St. and the Boardwalk Toronto  ON
     

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    Richmond Green Sports Centre & Park
    Both locals and visitors alike will find something to do at this sports centre and park which includes two ice rinks, a Sports Hall of Fame, baseball and softball diamonds, soccer pitches, a water park and an indoor sports complex. A number of local shows and festivals, including the city's Canada Day celebrations, are held here.
    Address: 1300 Elgin Mills Road East Richmond Hill  ON  Canada  L4S 1M5
    Telephone 1 905 737-1236 


     

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    Albion Hills Conservation Area and Campground
    Ontario's first conservation area, Albion Hills is located along the banks of the Humber River. There is a campground onsite as well as a playground, a beach, volleyball and badminton courts, a snack bar and convenience store, horseshoe pits and more. Activities include hiking, swimming, biking, fishing and cross-country skiing.
    Address: 16500 Hwy. 50 Palgrave  ON  L0N 1P0
    Send an Email Send an Email (5) Telephone 1 905 880-4855 
     

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    Cedar Ridge Gardens
    This Scarborough Community garden is attached to the Cedar Ridge Creative Centre and features traditional gardens. It is open every day, all year round. Free parking is available.
    Address: 225 Confederation Dr Toronto  ON  CAN  M1G
    Telephone 1 416 396-4026 
     

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    Dicks Dam Park
    One of a number of community parks in Bolton, Dicks Dam Park features volleyball courts and a playground. It is also a popular spot for picnics.
    Address: Glasgow Road Bolton  ON
     

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    Iroquois Park
    This large recreation facility has six arenas, two swimming pools, a large restaurant, banquet facilities, a pro shop and more within its walls, plus several baseball diamonds, a skateboard park, a soccer field, six tennis courts and a spacious parking lot within the surround parkland.
    Address: 500 Victoria Street West Whitby  ON  Canada  L1N 9G4
    Telephone 1 905 668-7765 
     

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    Greenwood Conservation Area

    Visitors here can enjoy hiking, and a clear-running creek perfect for rainbow trout fishing. Picnic shelters and washrooms are available here.
    Address: Westney Road Ajax  ON  Canada  L1S 2H9
    Telephone 1 905 683-2951 


     

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    Edwards Gardens & Toronto Botanical Garden

    Set on 3.5 acres on a former estate, this garden features perennials and roses, rock gardens and a greenhouse. There is also a Garden Information Centre to answer horticultural questions and a research library.
    Address: 777 Lawrence Avenue East Toronto  ON
    Telephone 1 416 397-8186 
     

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    Scarborough Bluffs
    This escarpment runs along the shoreline of Lake Ontario from Victoria Park in the West to Highland Creek in the East. Situated on the cliff side is Bluffer's Park, which has a sandy beach, pinic areas, lookouts and more. The park is accessible via Brimley Road.
    Address: . Toronto  ON  CAN
     

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    The Aurora Community Arboretum

    Part conservation centre, part formal parkland, the Aurora Community Arboretum is most significantly a site representative of the forests, wetlands and meadows of centuries ago. Here, visitors have the opportunity to observe resident wildlife.
    Address: 135 Industrial Parkway North Aurora  ON  CAN
    Send an Email Send an Email Telephone 1 905 727-3492 
     

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    Toronto Music Garden
    Inspired by Bach's Suites for Unaccompanied Cello, this park is a visual symphony of twirling pathways and energetic gardens. Different sections of the garden correspond to each dance movement within the Suite, and Canadian artists contributed special features to the landscape. The park is a focal point of Toronto's exciting waterfront.
    Address: 475 Queen's Quay West Toronto  ON  CAN
    Telephone 1 416 973-4000 
     

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    Streetsville Memorial Park
    Located in the historic Streetsville area of Mississauga, this park offers many recreational opportunities. Soccer fields, softball diamonds, an outdoor pool and several picnic spots are just some of the amenities. Every year in June, the park hosts the Bread and Honey Festival.
    Address: 355 Church St Mississauga  ON
     

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    Boyd Conservation Area

    Ninety-six hectares (237 acres) of protected woodand and designated nature trails. Located at the edge of the city deep in the Humber River Valley, the area offers an idyllic setting for barbecues, picnics and relaxation.
    Address: Islington Avenue Vaughan  ON
    Send an Email Send an Email (4) Telephone 1 905 851-0575 
     

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    Lakefront Promenade Park
    This large park (more than 40 hectares/104 acres) is dedicated to wildlife preservation and outdoor recreation. A playground, boardwalk and cycling paths are just some of the fabulous features of Lakefront Promenade.
    Address: 800 Lakefront Promenade, off of Lakeshore Rd E Mississauga  ON
     

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    Purple Woods Conservation Area

    The Purple Woods Conservation Area is a 17 acre maple forest harbouring a variety of bird species. There is also a short trail system taking visitors to a still-operating sugar shack. Send an Email Send an Email 
    Telephone 1 905 579-0411 
     

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    Humber Bay Promenade Park
    This Etobicoke waterfront park offers a spectacular view of the Toronto skyline. The gardens also feature a boardwalk and gazebo. The park is located on Lakeshore Boulevard West, opposite Fleeceline Road and is open to the public every day, all year round.
    Address: Lakeshore Boulevard West Toronto  ON  CAN
    Telephone 1 416 392-8188 
     

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    Allan Gardens Conservatory
    This conservatory consists of 16,000 square feet in six greenhouses. There are permanent collections and seasonal displays. Particularly notable is the Victorian Christmas Show.
    Address: 19 Horticultural Ave, Toronto,  ON  M5A 2P2
    Send an Email Send an Email (22) Telephone 1 416 392-7288 
     

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    Centennial Park Conservatory
    This conservatory in Etobicoke is blooming with three glass houses full of interesting plant collections. Free parking is available and the conservatory is wheelchair accessible. It is open 10am to 5pm Mon to Sun.
    Address: 151 Elmcrest Road Toronto  ON  CAN  M9C
    Telephone 1 416 392-8188 
     

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    The Franklin Children’s Garden
    Located on the