Palermo Park

Baseball field is lumpy and not well maintained. Fielders be careful. No park for the kids to play at, and not much shade for people watching the game on hot days.

Huge and beautiful. Parking can be a bit of an issue ...there is adequate parking but you might choose a lot far from your field or location. It helps to get to know the park. Signs posted to assist you in finding a certain field. Playground also. Really fun place, beautiful sunsets. Enjoy.

If coming east bound on Dundas Street there is an exit with lights, it is Palermo Way. You don't need to go to Postmaster and make a U-turn like Google Maps indicated.

Play here with my softball team for years. Great field and it has lights which makes for great evening games. Large parking lot for your vehicle however you cannot turn left when leaving the park. Your required to make a right to exit. The bus drops you off about a 5 minute walk from the park. Still quite convenient

We have been visiting this Dog Park for almost a year now. It’s a clean large open park with plenty of room for many dogs to run and one of the reasons we liked it was because it was usually fairly empty. Our puppy didn’t like lots of dogs at once and this fit the bill, but the secret is out and over the last months I’ve seen more and more people discovering this park which is a good thing. Dogs have been well behaved and owners are aware and respectful. The park just needs some TLC, the gates are bent and misaligned (I actually brought my tools to fix one so it would latch and stay closed), the grading is terrible causing the entry area to always be soaked if there’s any moisture and there’s a section that almost constantly has water in it making for very muddy puppies. There are two small “pavilions” that used to have lattice roofs but could use some repairs but I don’t think there’s a group designated to maintain this park. No shade, no drinking water, no wind breaks at all, no trees or foliage surrounding the fences and when it’s cold, it’s very very cold. It’s not fancy but the dogs don’t seem to mind.

I have just recently started coming here. The Park isint that we'll maintained and is less crowded at any time. I thought it being less crowded would mean good but often times I have dealt with dogs that are just too aggressive. Now I would only take my dog when no ones there. Needs a bit of maintenance, has some big puddles when it rains and I avoid this park then. The biggest factor is how less its crowded and the worst is the dogs aren't really that friendly here

Very nice dog park. Lots of benches for sitting to watch the dogs play. Lots of space so everyone can spread out. Has a separated entrance so that you and your dog are harassed by other dogs while walking in. Only issue is that it could use some maintenance, gates are looking a little bent, lots of holes from dogs digging, the grass doesn't grow very well. There also is no water fountain.

As it's such a large space, would be nice if divided into small/ big dog sections. Have encountered many well - behaved dogs, but frequently meet big dog owners who don't correct their big dogs' aggressive / alpha behaviour.

Most of the people and dogs that come here are awesome but heads up for irresponsible dog owners that bring their very clearly terrified and unsocialized dogs here and get mad you and your dog when they try to say hello. One family with a husky in particular (this guy literally tried to hit my dog with his leash).

Weekday crowd at dog park seems to be generally responsible dog owners, with the odd exception. Weekends seem to invite dog owners who are trying to channel “Lord of the Flies”.