Aitken Place Park

Great place to relax by the lake. Very quiet area surrounded by new condos. Very nice wooden chairs which swivel. Rarely any kids use the narrow linear playground with cushioned rubber flooring so my toddler usually has the whole place to run around freely and play. There is a swing, slide, jungle gym with xylophone and rope / climbing gyms. Green P parking on the street or underground parking in buildings nearby. There is a nice, enclosed dog park with lots of seating.

Nice little playground and beautiful art. Great waterfront walk with benches.

Large park. A lot of seats for gatherings and all are very cool. One set are flat stones and the other are wooden seats that spin around. All tge seats have a view of the lake and surroundjng condos. Gorgeous and large new play ground with all sorts of climbing apparatuses. Dog run at the north end. A lot of cement not a lot of grass.

Quiet place with accessible parking.

This lovely patch of landscaped greenery in East Bay front is a great place for a quick recharge. The gentle path taking pedestrians up to an elevated view of to the south the harbour and Islands and to the north of the city gives joy.

A public art installation by BSAM Canada - designed by Queen Kukoyi, Nico Taylor and Quentin VerCetty. Fabricated by Imagine It 3d. Art piece is in inspired by Octavia E. Butler’s novels, "Parable of the Sower" and "Parable of the Talents", and spiritual connection to water as an agent of change. Sponsored by Waterfront Toronto, Waterfront BIA, Toronto Arts Council, CABR.

Too much concrete for my liking, at the present time. Needs more vegetation!

Time to get the name right! AITKEN PLACE PARK and, yes, it is very nice!

Uh, it's Aitken Place Park, but an understandable error. One key off with both index fingers.

Love this place.