Measurement Park

A great park option for those on the outskirts of the beach. The park is very well maintained and has a great structure. The place has benches facing the lake, areas for walking and easy use for wheelchairs, splash pads, playground, picnic tables, large lawn area and restrooms. There are men's and women's restrooms, both with changing tables for children and restrooms to accommodate wheelchair users. Next to the bathroom there are drinking fountains for people and pets. The park is close to several bus stops, has paid parking next to it, paid spaces on the street and some free, in addition to some shops in the region. It is very worth knowing. Playground: The park's playground has several toys such as: climbing frame, slide, spin spin, swings and splash pads Restrooms: The park has men's and women's restrooms and a wheelchair accessible restroom. Dog-friendliness: The presence of dogs is allowed and has restrictions only in the playground area Picnic area: The park has a large expanse for picnics and some tables scattered around.

When placing an in ground measuring tool, it helps to make it level with the ground, such as fixing it atop a flat platform. But no, this patch of grass is full of sticks that cannot provide an accurate measurement. It is not a park, barely even a parkette. Just some fool's art project. Must have had extra wood laying around.

Fun measuring my height here. I was always not sure what exactly is my height. Cute place to have fun with kids

Best park in Canada hands down! I’m a sucker for novelty things like the largest Toonie, and the poop cafe, and this park does NOT disappoint! Strongly recommend for tourists and locals alike. Of course, it’s free, but I’m sure money would pay to experience this gem.

This very tiny park with measurement sticks scattered all over is right beside Woodbine park and a parking lot. No idea what the point of this novelty park is. But I guess it's cool to look at if you're walking by.

Beautiful small park near Woodbine Beach.

Great park to relax and enjoy the quietness.

Lame. I wouldn't classify this as a park. Unless you are the type of person that thinks the grassy boulevard between the sidewalk and roadway is considered a park.... in that case everyone owning a house in Toronto has their own private park in front of their house..... oh idea? Maybe there is a tax break somewhere in there....lol.... Yeah, this place is a lame money project if you look up the history of it.

Nice little park right beside Woodbine Park

A calm and inviting environment with captivating views. Has a soccer field, fountain and playground. Nice place to go for a walk, run or spend time with loved ones.