Phil White Arena

This is a beautiful park residing in between several quiet neighbourhoods in midtown Toronto. There are public tennis courts, an indoor and outdoor rink, a dog park, a small baseball diamond, a kids playground, and a large soccer field. Great for escaping city life and finding your quiet space.

Skating outside (as the Sun set on a BEAUTIFUL February day) for free. It was (is) NOURISHMENT.

Great hidden community arena that has an outdoor rink.

A great place for a walk with long trails and paved walks that are accessible to all. There are also tennis courts, soccer and baseball fields and even a cricket pitch. The large off-leash dog park is a popular meeting place where the doggies can run and mingle. There is a vast bowl-shaped field that is enjoyed by sunbathers and yoga practitioners and it is a beautiful sea of grass in the summer with the park's clay cricket pitch located in the center at the bottom. Phil White arena is adjacent to the park and has both indoor and outdoor rinks for hockey and public skating in winter. This park has the space and facilities for someone to enjoy practically any outdoor or sporting interest.

Besides the indoor arena, there's also an outdoor rink. Both ice surfaces are great and maintained regularly.

Don't want to give the 5 stars because probably more people will go. But it deserves it! Lovely dog park nice trails/paths. Open areas for off leash ball games with dogs! Absolutely love it. Out door hockey rink that runs seasonally.

Indoor and outdoor skating/hockey arena located adjacent to Cedarvale Park. Friends booked the indoor arena for one hour at the end of the day. There is parking outside the arena. Ice was nicely prepared. Had a great time getting back again on the ice after 15 years of not skating. Temperature inside the rink is quite comfortable. There is sufficient benches outside the rink to sit and put on your skates.

Very nice little park with a little bit of everything. I am visiting from the US and have used this park to do my runs. There's a nice dog park, water park, and playground for the kids. It's a little piece of nature in the middle of the city. I'm very impressed with Toronto and all the parks it has available to its residents.

Lovely place for a stroll/run through one of Toronto's many ravines. At the northeast end, there's a cricket pitch, a splash pad for the kids, tennis courts, a dog park, and more. The walk is shaded in places (when there are leaves on the trees) but often exposed to direct sunlight. There's direct access to the St Clair West subway at Heath St.