Riverdale Park East

If you are not sure if you should visit, just go.Beautiful sunset and everyone is there for the same reason. Peaceful park right in the middle of the city.

It gives spectacular view of Toronto City and City lights. It's beyond words and amaze you how many people are living in those 81-85 skyscrapers buildings.The park is located near the street and trams runs near the park. Not much lightning in the park but it enhances the beauty of night view.

This park has the best skyline view in Toronto, and happens to be the front piece to one of my favourite neighbourhoods too.Absolutely worth visiting if you’re a Toronto resident, or just in the city for a day trip.

Came here to see the Toronto city skyline at sunset. Stunning view and the park is very chill. A few ways to get here: walk southbound from Broadview subway station at line 2, street car (now is running as replacement bus) or via the Lower Don River Trail.

Wow.. a beautiful park with ample spaces to do outdoor activities. One has to experience it rather than going through reviews. A beautiful time during sunset, you can take your BF/GF, your kids, your friends, and your family for an outing. Gi through the photos. The only con is the presence of weed and uneven grass surface. Also add the Washroom facilities which are not that clean.

(11/05/2023):A quintessential Toronto staple that you must visit if you haven't already! With its iconic view of the city, it is truly a treat to watch the sunset and the city skyline illuminate as the night draws near! As a business student, it's fun to point out buildings in the Financial District like the buildings for BMO, EY, and TD - among others.I would caution first time goers to bring comfortable shoes - there is a steep incline that, if not careful, could cause someone to fall and roll over - while I haven't seen that happen, it certainly feels like you could if you weren't paying attention. I would suggest walking slowly down along the incline - moreover, I would suggest bringing a blanket to sit on, if you do have reservations sitting on the grass. There is a lot of loose dusty dirt, so keep that in consideration.I brought a plastic woven mat to sit on, but I would suggest a fabric blanket or canvas to sit on because the incline meant that I would slip on the mat. There are a lot of food options available, with a Pizza Pizza, NoFrills, Chatime and many other places available for consumption. If you're willing to walk 20~ minutes, there is also a Dairy Queen, where you can get an iconic blizzard or cone, but be wary that with rising temperatures it will melt by the time you walk to the park.There are a lot of people at the park, so it can be difficult to find good/decent seating. Like any park in/near downtown, there is the lingering stench of weed, so if you don't mind that, you should be good! Be aware that there will also be a lot of young teens/adults or people in general taking photos/videos, which may come across as obnoxious to some, but I think it's nice - though it may disrupt your view at times. Expect that you may be asked to take a group photo, so be careful when shuffling around or you may lose your balance.With a convenient location close to Broadview Station, I would recommend taking public transport as parking can be difficult to find. Overall, I would highly recommend visiting the park, whether you come by yourself, with friends, or family, you will have a good time watching the view of the city.Fun addendum: In the photos attached, you can see that there was a film crew! What for, I'm not sure, but I imagine it was either an indie/student production.

Beautiful park. Large enough to play games with friends or sit around for a picnic. The sunset is perfect with the skyline. Many people bring their dogs and play around.

Some of the most beautiful views of Toronto's skyline can be found here. A great place for a picnic or to go for a walk or run.