Edwards Gardens in Toronto

Beautifully maintained garden! Loved the trail experience and couple of kiosks on the way. The birds and butterflies love it here, and so did we.

The place is so beautiful, yet clean and well organized. Really comfort my eyes and also my lungs (😂)because of the fresh air.

Very nice park, especially beautiful in fall. It can be busy on the weekends/holidays and be prepared to walk up the hill quite a bit. The parking is $2.5/hour bit it is worth it. Recommended for if youre looking for not too challenging hike in the city.

Amazing park. Has long biking and walk trails. Water falls, bridges creeks. Variety of beautiful flowers. Great place for photo shoot. Peaceful and scenic. Parking is paid.

Very relaxing and family friendly park to enjoy. Its a must visit place if you are looking for peaceful, relaxing, natural place to spend your day

With a few days of summer left, its a good idea to visit Edwards Garden.Today was my first visit to Edwards and my intent was to simply de-stress and enjoy gorgeous scenery. Its beautiful here; the perfect getaway to relax and leave the hustle and bustle of everyday life....I would spend the entire day here if I could.

Beautiful place to visit. Dont forget your camera too. If you prepare for a whole afternoon, you can keep walking south.

A place where you can enjoy nature and the beauty of different kinds of flowers. Its also a relaxing place to just sit and read a book.

I went there last week and the park is a hundred times better from March to July, its greener and the small stream was better as well. However, it still has many positive reasons to go any time of the year:- Dont have to pay admission (maybe just the parking)- It has countless varieties of flowers and trees. Its well maintained.- Its great for walking, taking some photos, hiking and riding bicycles.- People love to make events, such as weddings and graduation parties there because its really beautiful.

A great park to visit!The park has a great topography with quite a few elevation changes, nice meadows, plenty of shade and a small creek running through it. And of course it has beautiful flower beds and plant gardens! If one needs a refreshment while visiting, theres a café. At the time of the visit (late August of 22the café was open till 7 PM on the weekends and until 5 PM on the weekdays. But just to be sure, Id recommend to confirm that prior to the visit.

Beautiful botanicals garden with lots of path to walk and take time with family and friends. You can park on Bridal Path for free. Please be aware that you aren’t allowed to bring your dog, bike, skate board and pic-nic.

Weve visited Edwards Gardens many times over the years, but how beautiful it is never gets old! I personally love seeing the big willow trees on the property; somehow they seem to make things feel more calm and peaceful. The flowers planted throughout the gardens are obviously pretty too, and the lawns are nicely manicured all the time. Benches are dotted across the many paths and in different areas of the gardens, and there are plenty of spots to set up a picnic blanket. The trees and gazebos also allow for shade on hot, sunny days. I believe the garden cafe (open between spring and falloffers drinks, baked goods, and gifts, with outdoor seating in the courtyard. Washrooms are also available at the cafe. Parking is paid, but proceeds go towards maintaining the gardens.

Very safe, clean, BEAUTIFUL and RELAXING gardens. I hate to be out in nature but these gardens did something good for me (calmed me downand then built me up emotionally and mentally strong to take on the week ahead. Really enjoyed my time there. Im definitely returning.

I like Joe Pye and rudbeckia and Coneflowers as much as the next guy but I think there could be a bit more variety in the native perennial beds. Maybe some other species of liatris besides spicata for instance (apologies if there are some which I missed)

The park is not too big and the flowers were beautiful. A very peaceful way to spend a morning. We got treats at the Bloom Cafe. The lavender lemonade was delicious.

Calming atmosphere. Perfect for a picnic, walls or pictures. Paid parking.

Beautiful gardens with an amazing assortment of plants, trees, and flowers. No biking, picnics, rollerblading allowed.

Great view to take photos. I spend 2 hours here for walking and enjoy the fresh air too.

Absolutely gorgeous! I was visiting from Hawaii and this garden looked like an interesting stop and Im so glad I did. The place is peaceful, serene, and kept up so well. Definitely worth a stop.

Beautiful botanical garden. Nice designed. Very good place for all ages. The seniors and kids will enjoy for sure. Every time I went there I saw brides and grooms there for photography.There is a shopping centre and cafeteria( good pricesthere.Parking is big and lots of spots. The parking fee is 3$ per hour. Easy to take bus if you prefer public transport.Washrooms are clean also.Bbq and ( bicycle in some partsare not permitted.

A very pretty place to go with family or loved ones or to hang out with friends. Its gigantic and has gardens, huts, and tracks as well. I loved it.

Lovely garden, well maintained, the only and the big issue is that dogs are not allowed which is wired!

Edwards Garden is one of the 17 themed gardens in a 4 acre area that houses the TorontoBotanical Garden.Collectively, all the gardens make the botanical garden an extremely beautiful and must see tourist destination in Toronto.There are plenty of sitting arrangements all throughout the gardens and many winding, scenic trails to have a walk in the prepossessing natural place.The enormous parking areas has enough spots to park the visitors vehicles at a very reasonable charge which is nothing compared to what the gardens have to offer.

It’s a beautiful and very well maintained garden. The variety of flowers are just wow. Very well organised and is kept very clean. A nice pleasant walk is guaranteed.

All I can say, ITS A MUST SEE, Beautiful arrangements, trails leading into the gardens filled with friendly little critters, ground hogs, chipmunks and squirrels.Must see.

Nice park with beautiful garden. Good for walking and cycling. Parking is $5

This is a beautiful place that doent cost much even though it is surrounded by some of the most pricey realestate in Canada. Kids will love it. It was a beautiful day and we spent only an hour, but we would have liked to explore much more. The collection of plants is quite surprising; we even found bananas, papayas, and frangipani. I highly recommend this event.

Such a spectacular garden of flowers and magnificent trees. Beautiful walking trails. Great for a nature walk.

Lovely place to walk around and spend the day with family. The best time to visit is around May as the colourful blooms will be out and theyre so beautiful.

A beautiful serene location. Nature in its Pristine Glory... Beware Picnics and Barbeque are strictly not permitted. Thankfully their is a great Cafe called The Bloom Cafe, with very reasonable prices which serves hot coffee and a Delicious Bannana bread.

Great place to take some photographs. Very well-kept park with many different kinds of flowers and plants.

A beautiful park to go for a stroll and take some pictures. Plenty of flowers and trees and the perfect spot for engagement photos.

Beautiful garden (I believe the program building is called Toronto Botanical Gardens). It is a short walk/hike in the middle of the city. They take good care of their grounds. You can bring your own food and have a picnic here too because the grounds are not limited to the garden area. There are public bathrooms available, as well as a cafeteria area. Easily accessible by transit (Lawrence/Leslieand there is reasonable parking.

Beautiful garden to view tulips and other blossoms. Good spot for small picnic. Long walking and cycling trail.

Lovely and genteel. Parks services does a lovely job of maintaining the grounds.But absolutely swarming with people. We went on a sunny, warm spring Sunday in spring. Had to park 4 blocks away. Your mileage may vary.Also, the signage about park restrictions sets a mildly uninviting tone (see pic of all the things you CANT do), but frankly I didnt see any enforcement of the restrictions. And in the end, Id say that most if not all visitors enjoyed themselves. We certainly did, despite the crowds and apparent restrictions.

Peaceful feeling and lots of areas where u can relax. It was a very hot day but besides that it is a good place to visit. Parking lot is big so had no issue with that either.

Summer adds so much vibrance around.Finally explored this place in real after exploring it on google maps for months.The tulip garden here is just wowww!!!

This place is beautiful when it blossoms. But currently there is nothing to see. You can go for a walk like any other park. I visited today on May 7, 2022. Paid parking $2.50/hour.

Absolutely beautiful park. Lots of trails and places to walk around and also to seat down and admire the sound of nature.One of the best parks in Toronto.

Beautiful trail, beautiful park. Love to sit next to the ravine and enjoy the beauty.Aweome place to enjoy Nature and the beauty. I am sure it will be awesome in summer.

Nice place for a short walk. For longer walks, you can take the Wilket Creek Recreational Trail and go all the way down to Eglinton East avenue

Beautiful place for a spring short hike. There is a small cafe there. I highly recommend their banana bread. Some parts of the park are closed due to construction but still beautiful and worth the time. My photoes were taken in spring.

It is a nice place to visit in any season. For winter you must bundle up and wear appropriate shoes.

Good cheap parking. Lots of trails. Many benches for seating. Absolutely breath-taking when in season. Grounds are flat to accommodate wheelchair, walkers too.

Wonder full place to visit with family and friends. Photo shoot for photographers paradise. All places are best to color and trails are very neat and nicely maintained. It goes up hill some times so aged persons should take care. Nice picnic place. Restrooms are there so no worries.

This place is great, its a good and easy walk make sure to use proper shoes if going into the bike trails. The trails themselves are not clearly marked but most of it is pretty obvious and its very well maintained. The parking is paid per hour (2.5 at the momentthe machines were not functional but the app was really easy to use.

One of the best parks I have ever been. Even the entrance is like park of its own. It got great atmosphere and beutiful nature. It is huge. You could spend whole day, exploring it.

What a little gem! I love how pretty much every city in the province has beautiful parks that are emaculately maintained.This garden has a waterfall that we unfortunately could not see due to being under maintenance but even then its a beautiful site. Incredibly relaxing to wander through the garden and you can veer off into the adjacent parks for a longer visit.The parking is 2.50 per hour, which is very reasonable. Recommend downloading the app (the signs are posted by the parking meters). Because its such a scenic and peaceful spot, you are unlikely to leave in under an hour so highly recommend getting 2+ hours worth of time.I will be visiting as soon as the colours change to see it in fall!

Its a nice relaxing green space in the Toronto/Northyork area. It has some food options like the Garden Cafe. There are benches and areas to hang out all over the garden are, and there are an abundance of paths and trails to walk on. To park there is only $2.50 per hour. They have many different types of plants and even offer brief descriptions for some of them. Its a really pretty place and great for a date or to relax for a few hours. Lots of butterflies and pleasant smells!

Beautiful place. Easy to get lost amongst all the trails. Theres a nice small creek running through it. Parking is $2.50 and dont forget to stop at their Bloom Cafe located inside the park and grab a hot/cold drink for your walk.