Ed Broadbent Waterfront Park

I walk my sweet little Rosie here daily.

Nicely landscaped ... paved paths for walkingSit and watch the birds, maybe even see a ship come in. Lots of parking, easily accessible for everyone

Accessible park where you can sit and read, go fishing, walk the short bridge. You can do the same in lakeview park that’s right across from this one though.

Disappointed by how much concrete and asphalt there is rather than trees and green. The stage makes no sense due to location and the garden is a missed opportunity.There was so much potential for a fantastic green space and instead they built something tacky

Nicely landscaped and appreciated the Human Rights Garden. Disappointed that inconsiderate individuals are smoking and littering by throwing cigarette butts on the ground. Destroying the beautiful space that has been created and the planet. Disappointed.

Local park built in his honor about human rights. That does nothing to serve the underdeveloped area and communities that it is located in. Where all the low income housing is being knocked down to build condos and gentrify the area. The residents that live here now will not get the enjoy these developments to their fullest. They are investments into the area to make it more attractive to investors and the future residents of the lakefront community. The garden of human rights looks like a concrete shooting gallery. The only nice part about it is it connects the lakefront trail to the Second Marsh trail. Heritage land we have that is not being protected, dying, and the heavy development of condos in this area will only serve to kill it off further.

Amazing new park... with beautiful landscape.

Blah, waste of space and city money. My opinion.

It was a bizarre layout. The seating wasn't facing the focal point in the human rights gardens. The porta pottys were.. they need regular maintenance. Parking to the monument was strangely far away. With some redesign this could be a really functional outdoor venue. All that being said, the construction was done well, the concrete work was solid and the way they diverted the creek into a wildlife pond before draining into the lake was well executed. The entire thing was elegant. Can we have nice things in Oshawa? Yep.. and better design choices will make public turnout a much more fluid experience that could bring much revenue into the city for summer events. Look at Lakeview park, and you'll completely understand.