Favourite things at Trinity Bellwoods Park

it's a beautiful, big park (37 acres) with old, tall trees. the ravine (also known as the "dog bowl") in the park is a leash-free zone for dogs. a recreation centre, tennis courts, baseball field and kids playground also makes it a great place to take the family on a saturday afternoon.

The park and the community centre are fantastic for kids, and parents. I have taken my 3 year old there since he was born, and it's a great park for kids to have safe fun in, but also for parents to meet other, interesting parents. Trinity and Duffering Grove are the best parks in Toronto. They also both have a very strong community of neighbourhood folks, which create a fantastic feeling of a park that the entire community is invested in.

Its close to home

it is looks like it is out of a fairy tale when the entire park is covered with fresh white snow, snowmen, snowballs, kids and parents tobogoning.... so refreshing and beautiful.

There are always plenty of dogs around and the people are great. Lots of little dogs and very few are aggressive.

The interesting people you meet along the way (and the cute dogs). The city disappears for a little while and you forget you're surrounded by concrete.

bicycles, kids, dogs, sports enthusiasts and people who just enjoy lying in the grass all sharing space amicably

Nicest open park to sit and read, chill with friends, stroll through with a date, take the kids to the park at, community centre AND Calfouti and Fresh Restaurant are so close for take out.

Whether you're chilling on a blanket with a spliff, tossing a frisbee or strolling with a cute date, this park can accomodate all of those activities. There are always festivals and events going on too. The best part is there are no big, stinky, loud dogs running around because there's a separate dog park area.

Nothing better than a park on a nice sunny day

Yeah, Bellwoods park has been really picking up in the last few years also, great ravine also.

During the summer months, grab a seat in the grass at sundown and watch preditory sonar in action.

it's in the coolest part of town.

it's a nice big park in the middle of the city and the times I've went it's been relatively uncrowded with a nice mix of folks

there's this one tree - I'll add a picture soon - that begs you to climb it, and constantly harkens you higher. Still gotta check out High Park though.

it's a nice, big park with lots of interesting people - the tennis players, the frisbee players, the dog people and the lay-around-with-the-paper people. I like to watch the dogs play in the off-leash area...all the fun of having a dog with none of the hassle. Lots of yummy food options around there, too. Perfect for an afternoon stroll/picnic.

Tough to find romantic natural settings in the city. This is one of them.

i know, it's a park, full of kids and dogs and frisbee-o-philes. But there's nothing better than laying around in the warm grass on a sunny day with someone worth making out with.

everyone is so much nicer in the park... perfect on a Saturday morning with the newspaper and a coffee... and a dog if you have one... they love it there.

I love the curb-to-curb grass.