Duncan Creek Park

Newly built Trail. Connected to multiple nearby residential area. Good for walking, jogging, and cycling.

Highly recommended for a 5k walk (round trip). Very clean and pretty path alongside the rocky creek, which is also fun. Lawns nearby are well maintained. Remember to use bug spray.

A mid size city park with an updated playground. The Duncan Creek Trail that runs north from the park follows the water all the way up to Steeles Ave E. There a new steel bridge crosses the water and then a new portion of the trail leads you to the dedicated road crossing for bicycles and pedestrians. Here you can easily get to the west side of Leslie St to join the East Don Parklands and continue your journey heading back south.

A calm and relaxing trail for all seasons.It's too bad that bike riders are allowed to use the trail as well, they often travel at high speed, creating a dangerous situation for kids and seniors.There should be a speed limit imposed for bikes and scooters.

Love it!!! Cannot believe this short trail it's in the middle of the city...Beautiful, short and quiet and no car sounds.

Beautiful peaceful trail. Leads all the way to Leslie. Joggers or cyclist along. Will def come again for a nice walk.

Cool place for walking, jogging and biking.

Duncan Creek Park - Duncan Creek TrailThis is a nice park nestled in a quiet neighborhood. The trail follows Duncan Creek and there are paths that lead to a playground and a school at the other end of the park.It is a nice place to visit for fall colours.

2022 May 4★First thing to note, there are actually two locations that are known as Duncan Creek Park, one located at 3700 Don Mills and the other at 110 Cliffwood which is up the path.If your looking for the park, go to both! There's a nice trail connecting them.On the north park, located by the school, there's a good set of playground structures.The playground is paved with wood chips which complements the trail setting as it's lined with trees. Decent amount of shade here.On the south park, it's a bit more open. A bit further away from the trees, it can be sunny here. There's a climbing ball which is unique and a few swings.Both are targeted for those 5 to 10 year olds.Prefer the north location. Nice park along a long Creek path.