The waterfront park offers 3.8 kilometers of continuous waterfront trail, great views of Lake Ontario and its shoreline, a new pedestrian bridge over Highland Creek, and trail connections north into the Highland Creek watershed. It also provides important recreational access to the waterfront, protects the shoreline, and supports important terrestrial and aquatic habitats.
The park was developed in two phases, with the first phase completed in 2006 and the second in 2012. It was created by Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) with funds provided by Waterfront Toronto.
The park offers environmental, economic, and social benefits to the Port Union community and broader region. It provides important recreational access to the waterfront, protects the shoreline, supports important terrestrial and aquatic habitats, and offers a connection to Lake Ontario.
Visitors can visit the TRCA's webpage on the waterfront park for more information. They can also check the facility classifications and rating criteria to learn about the amenities available at each facility within the park.
Yes, facilities at the park can be available for permit. Permit rates are dependent on facility rating of Premium, A, B or C and your group category. Visitors are encouraged to check the facility classifications and rating criteria prior to their visit to determine if the facility can meet their needs.
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