Aberdeen Park

Alongside some modern high-rise apartments, Aberdeen park has a small playground oftentimes filled with juveniles and families, a garden which many cherry blossom trees were planted in and shines with their bloom, a land of grass and a circle path for walking and jogging. Its location is as well excellent, a couple minutes walk to the Joyce-Collingwood skytrain station, surrounded by tennis and basketball courts and, paralleling the Kingsway road and Boundary road. In case you want to come for a visit, this park has a parking friendly neighborhood where there are many parking spots in order to fit either your daytime or nighttime parking.

Good place to bring kids and play during summer. It has three different playing equipments for age group till 12. It also has quite a number of park benches.

A nice park to take a break from the hustle and bustle

Great place to walk your dog or just sit and relax to enjoy the outdoors. Dog-friendliness: Plenty of room for your dogs to explore in a safe environment.

Nice quiet little park ! Ideal for kids and walk around with wheelchair. Lots of benches for resting an shadow during hot summer days. Lawn is cut and ready for activities.

Good place for family with a big playground for kids, nice view.

Nice park, good for enjoying a nice autumn afternoon.

What a lovely space. Especially now when the cherry blossoms are in blume. There is a nice park for the kids to play, while open space for picnics or to walk your pets. Just a nice central, clean park for everyone to enjoy

Clean and very nice on a sunny day.

The grassy area has considerable drainage issues that can lead to swamp-like conditions in the lower areas after days of rain. It is not maintained nearly as well as other parks in the area. Many people let their small dogs run loose here, despite unenforced city bylaw requirements to keep them on leash, so this is a consideration for people who are uncomfortable with dogs or who have small children.