Trinity Bellwoods Park

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Trinity Bellwoods Park

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790 Queen St W, Toronto, ON M6J 1G3, Canada

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Park with tennis, skating, dog run, picnics, art, white squirrel  

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790 Queen St W, Toronto, ON M6J 1G3, Canada Get directions

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790 Queen St W, Toronto, ON M6J 1G3, Canada Get directions

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Features

wheelchair accessible entrance
wheelchair accessible parking lot

Last updated

Aug 11, 2025

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"Bellwoods has definitely grown to be one of Toronto's most popular parks over the past decade. Home to the infamous white squirrel, the park is filled with art installations and huddles of friends enjoying the greenery in the summertime. Perfect for picnics or getting lost in a good book. Make sure you grab a coffee, find an empty patch of grass and settle in." - Anthony Menecola

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@afar

"The moment the snow melts, young Torontonians begin their annual spring migration to Trinity Bellwoods Park. The hippest park in town, Bellwoods stretchesfrom the shopper’s paradise of Queen West up to central Dundas Street. On a summer’s day, sun-and-fun seekers spread out onbeach blankets towatch the action: atthe dog run, on the tennis courts, in the kiddie pool, and even closer, on the adjacent blankets.After dark, head to nearby Bellwoods Brewery for a pint."

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@onthegrid

"Trinity Bellwoods Park, Trinity Bellwoods by Anthony Menecola. Bellwoods has definitely grown to be one of Toronto's most popular parks over the past decade. Home to the infamous white squirrel, the park is filled with art installations and huddles of friends enjoying the greenery in the summertime. Perfect for picnics or getting lost in a good book. Make sure you grab a coffee, find an empty patch of grass and settle in."

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"Spanning several city blocks, Trinity Bellwoods is a hub for outdoor activity—think picnics, tennis, and community events—set against Toronto’s evolving skyline. Surrounded by cafes and bakeries, it’s perfect for lazy afternoons or social meetups." - Elena Mahno

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Divya Mathani

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This park is one of the most beautiful and serene places amidst the humdrum of city life. This park is for all seasons! During summer, there’s live music and the guitarist is just amazing! In fall, the colors are gorgeous. And in the spring, the cherry blossom is worth seeing. There a tennis courts for sport lovers, picnic tables, lot of cafes near by. It’s one of my favourite places to hangout to chill & relax after a hectic day at work.

Or Gal

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It’s a pretty nice park, not big enough for my taste but it isn’t size that matters, it’s the general aesthetics of it. In this department, Trinity Bellwoods is good enough for a four star but not a five. Definitely got some nice scenic paths, but compare it to some other parks in Toronto and the city’s outskirts and it just doesn’t come close. Still, it’s in a convenient and nice area surrounded by nice places so I can’t hate too much. Recommend going.

Nico van Loggerenberg

Google
Nice park but it's not been setup to take full advantage of the wonderful location and existing trees. Layout could do with some work, paths are too narrow and you have large trash cans in your best view cones.

Geoff Lewis

Google
Functional park with numerous facilities. Dog Park, Children’s Park, 6 outdoor Pickleball courts/Hockey arena, Tennis courts, Baseball diamond. Lots of open spaces and shaded areas under large trees. It’s also next to the Community Centre where they have a pool, gym & numerous activities + day-camps. There are even occasional sideshows & entertainment (see tightrope Walker/acrobat).

R O

Google
Great decent area park. They have sports area (basketball, baseball and tennis courts) as well as dog parks. Lots of picnic area, BBQ and perfect for lite run too!

Masih Khalili-Pooya

Google
One of my favourite parks in the city. After High Park, this is up there along with others. Lots of chill days and nights, before or after shopping. Grab some food or drinks and chill at the park. Alcohol allowed. They need to add proper washrooms and security and we’re in Europe. REMEMBER THR TUESDAY FARMERS MARKET. Also the community centre is nice too for a swim. 🏊

Mello

Google
This is one of my favourite parks in the city because of the lilac, cherry blossoms and the dedication to cleanliness. This park is usually well maintained and a great spot to picnic and relax. It can attract people from all over during the spring because of the beautiful trees. But other than becoming too busy, it’s a great spot.

Srijanee Joardar

Google
Good place to see cherry blossoms & fall colours. Easily accessible by TTC. In the heart of downtown. But always expect it to be crowded.