Serena Gundy Park

A great place for a hike since it features a lot of shade because it has many tall trees.The park connects with other ones in the area. Therefore, it's a great path to take to move between the different park of the region.It's a nice place to take pictures because it has nice bridges as well.

I visited on a rainy Saturday morning and it was peacefully quiet. Lovely little park with a handful of trails running through it. Be careful on some of the bike paths as several bikers tear down the steep hills and around blind corners.

Not the best type of grass, but the area is huge and has enough benches for picnics. Connected to trails from multiple ways.Path which leads to the park is good and maintained well. Has a washroom nearby en route.Had garage bins and was well maintained.

Amazing trails, great sights, perfect trails to walk or hike. Even mountain bikes. Great for landscape photography and bird watching. Families and children will enjoy this park and sights. It's so quite it's like a world inside a park.Serena Gundy Park is located in the West Don River valley, north of Eglinton Avenue East. It was named after the first wife of the late James H. Gundy, owner of a 20-hectare private estate and president of the large securities dealer Wood Gundy Limited.The parkland was donated by the Gundy Estate in March 1960, on the understanding that $200,000 would be spent during a ten-year period on park improvements and that a suitable memorial, approved by the trustees of the estate, would be erected. A bronze plaque built into the stone gates at the Broadway Avenue entrance honours this generous gift.

Great place to go for a walk, highly recommended.

Quite big park with numerous trails. Good for Morning walking and jogging.

Beautiful park to walk through, there's lots of different trails you can take. I ready enjoyed it

Nice park. Public washrooms. Grassy space to hang out and play. Picnic tables. A few smaller little side trails.

Amazing fall vibes, colourful leaves, lovely walk trail

I pass by the entrance to this park almost every day, yet I had never gone in until yesterday. The entrance leads to three separate parks and I just randomly choose the parking lot of Serena Gundy Park. It was quiet and picturesque, especially since there was a recent snowfall. I would've loved to have walked longer, but my puppy was getting cold! Will definitely be back to explore more.