Cudia Park

Wow... Amazing place! Perfect for meditation and yoga. Parking spaces is large so you can park your car and go for a walk. Clean air and you can hear sounds of ocean waves as well. Fully natural place and you will find an ultimate peace

It is a block east of the Bluffers Park, less busy a small park with magnificent view overlook the lake. To get to the view point though was a little challenging. The view was somewhat blocked by the trees and bushes, unless you get to the very edge of the cliff. There is no path to get down to the water. There is a short trail in the woods leading to nowhere. There is a small parking lot at the entrance.

Pretty neat and short trail, with a couple of lookouts overseeing the water. The trail however just stops some point when you start to go on an incline, and if you continue to go upwards you'll end up in someone's backyard.

Had a nice short hike through here after visiting Fools Paradise. Was very quiet and could hear the birds and other creatures moving in the forested areas. Super friendly deer made friends with me, was shocked at how chill he was and even followed me on the trail for a bit. Saw a gentleman collecting cans and bottles from the parking lot and around the park, thank you sir, we definitely need more people like him around cleaning up after people who obviously don't care about nature. I did also see some people in a blue tent camping in a very weird area, off one of the trails. Felt like I was in a grow op back in the 90's so be careful where you walk.. All in all, a very tranquil park with some good trails and beautiful views of the area. Enjoy

Unsafe trail, broke my toe on a little bridge near place on the photo. Not recommend to go here with children, old people and dogs. But park is really has wild looking and it is beautiful, I like it very much. Also saw many animals here

Beautiful views of the city that are simply amazing. The parking lot is small and tends to be very busy. If you're looking for somewhere for great hiking, Cudia Park is perfect!

Simply amazing area. Loved every second of this park. Parking area at the entrance and as soon as you enter the trail it splits off in 3 trails. I decided to go left and this went around the edge of a large gorge and made it's way to the Bluffs. What an amazing view in every direction. You're able to follow the bluffs edge west looking towards Scarborough Bluffs and can see the Marina, the beach. The center trail goes back up to the entrance and then the right side trail back to the edge of the Bluffs. Great spot for anyone and families. Be careful with children as many areas not protected from Bluffs edge. I will return to this area over and over as I really enjoyed seeing this during a recent snow fall. The temps were minus 10 degrees Celsius so had issues with my camera memory card getting cold but overall the images turned out amazing.

Small parking lot. High cliff to see open lake view. Its a beautiful spot. Short trail but possible to connect to the next trail but not safe.

Went there for a Fall Photoshoot and the colours didn’t disappoint. It’s a Small ish park that’s part of the Bluffs but with no access to the beach. There’s limited parking at the entrance and you can count the number of people in the park by looking at the number of cars. Suffice to say it’s a very quiet place. There’s a view of the water and a small hiking area. Seemed dog friendly and popular with photographers. We had a peaceful time there sitting on the benches, listening to the water with our coffee and then taking some family photos. We were able to take time with the photos without being interrupted. It was sad to see however, people left their garbage behind. There’s trash cans by the parking lot and it’s hot hard to bring your trash back with you to dispose there. People, please be mindful of this and respect this beautiful park.

It’s a quite very small park but a lake look out spot over the cliff. This is very closer to Bluffs park and have car parking spots around 10. Maximum you can spend 15-30 minutes in this area and do hiking in a trail. We visited here since we missed to get the entry into bluffs park unfortunately.