E.T. Seton Park - North — Kid-friendly Outdoor Play in Toronto, Ontario
- Ages all ages
- Outdoor
E.T. Seton Park offers a great outdoor space for families to enjoy nature and recreation in North York.
What to expect
This city park provides ample green space for various outdoor activities, making it a good spot for a casual outing. While it's an outdoor venue, it's not suitable for a rainy day. It's a general park, so it welcomes children but isn't specifically designed with them as the primary audience.
Best for
Ideal for families looking for a free, open-air environment for a picnic or a leisurely stroll.
What parents say
Xiomara
2023-4-28
A piece of peace in the middle of the city! There's parking. You can also rent a city bike to go on the don trail. The opposite way (north) takes you to Sunnybrook park.
Marco Handmann
2022-5-22
It's great to have this popular archery range. Still, a few more $$ towards the upkeep would go a long way. It's really a place the city could use to showcase Toronto's quality of living.
Scott Blackwell
2023-12-9
Great park with lots of parking and even a bike sharing station. I come to this park exclusively for the disc golf course and I must say it’s a real treat. Great place to learn the sport since it’s very difficult to lose your disc. Would highly recommend this park for walks, bike rides, and disc throwing.
Nida Khan
I was there last week and had a fantastic time at E.T. Seton Park North in Toronto. This expansive park offers a variety of activities, including an 18-hole disc golf course, extensive trails for walking, running, hiking, and biking, as well as a public archery range. The park's lush greenery and peaceful ambiance provide a perfect escape from the city's hustle and bustle. Ample free parking and bike-sharing stations add to the convenience. Highly recommend for outdoor enthusiasts!
Fatima Qureshi
E.T. Seton Park – North in North York is a large, nature-focused park with extensive trails, open fields, and wooded areas. It’s great for walking, jogging, or casual cycling. The trails are mostly natural, so sturdy footwear is recommended; they aren’t stroller-friendly. Parking is available on-site, though it can fill up on weekends. Public washrooms are limited. The park is quiet, family-friendly, and ideal for spending time outdoors immersed in nature.
