MILNE DAM CONSERVATION PARK
8251 McCowan Road, Markham, ON L3P 3J3 DIRECTIONS
Since 1820
Here’s The Deal:
Milne Dam Conservation Park is a unique and beautiful park located in the heart of Markham City. It is the largest park covering 305 hectares, with the Rouge River flowing in the middle and surrounded by lush forest on the southern and eastern edges. The park offers 2.3 kilometres of trails that are suitable for walking or hiking. Milne Dam Conservation Park provides attractive opportunities for bird watching, and it is a very well-maintained park with friendly staff. It has lots of green areas, trails, tables for a picnic, benches, a clean public washroom and parking lots. Milne Dam Conservation Park is a nice park for camping, walking and fishing and great for everyone who enjoys the outdoors. Milne Dam Conservation Park offers free admission for Children(15 & Under) and free access for all visitors on weekdays.
SPECIALTY:
Biking, Cycling, Running, Migratory Birds, Nature Trails, Picnic Spots and Fishing, Hiking, Wetlands, Walking, Beach Area, River, Jogging, Outdoor Activities, Wildlife & Forests
Price: Admission Fees(Weekends & Statutory Holidays):Adults: $4.50
Seniors: $3.50
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BOB HUNTER MEMORIAL PARK
7277 14th Avenue, Markham, ON L6B 1A8 DIRECTIONS
Since 2006
Here’s The Deal:
Bob Hunter Memorial Park is a green space preserve in Markham, Ontario. It was named in honour of Robert Hunter, one of the founders of Greenpeace park. Bob Hunter Memorial Park is a beautiful big park with great trails, various ecosystems, and plenty of wildlife. The park provides a hike and a bike lane that has different up and down type trails and some water. It is an excellent place for bird watching and an ideal place for jogging and cycling. If you go inside the paths, you will be lured by the park's beauty and peace, and you can also see lots of birds, butterflies, bees, and dragonflies. Bob Hunter Memorial Park offers a free parking spot with ample space and a public washroom. Electric vehicle chargers are available in the parking lot.
SPECIALTY:
Wildlife, Forest, Walking, Hiking, Biking, River, Greenspace Preserve, Kid Friendly, Outdoor Activities, Restored Wetland, Wild Flowers, Re-Planted Native Woodland, Views & Running
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ROUGE VALLEY PARK
50 Charlotte Angliss Road, Markham, ON L3P 7W6 DIRECTIONS
Here’s The Deal:
Rouge Valley park is a national urban park in Canada. It is a lovely place for hiking and enjoying nature in the middle of the city. It has beautiful forest trails, which are suitable for cycling and walking. Users can have pretty views, especially in the fall. Rouge Valley park has a river, valleys, uplands, forests and wetlands. In the rivers, you can also see frogs and turtles. This urban park features numerous fauna and has over 1,700 species of plants. It is an excellent place for family or friends for a quick outdoor adventure. Rouge Valley is a nature galore, and it is wheelchair friendly.
SPECIALTY:
Cycling, Nature Trails, Lake and Bridges, Walking, Trees, Rivers, Pathway & Animals