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#6 of 13 Tourist attractions in North York #9 of 28 Parks in North York

LocalGuideWorld score: 4.50

4.8 km from the center of North York

Rating breakdown

  • 5 ★64%
  • 4 ★28%
  • 3 ★6%
  • 2 ★1%
  • 1 ★1%
106 Wigmore Dr, North York, ON M4A 2G1, Canada
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Quick facts

What is the rating of Wigmore Park?
Wigmore Park is rated 4.5 out of 5 based on 374 reviews.
How does Wigmore Park rank in North York?
Wigmore Park is #6 of 13 Tourist attractions in North York by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
Where is Wigmore Park located?
106 Wigmore Dr, North York, ON M4A 2G1, Canada — 4.8 km from the center of North York.
How can I contact Wigmore Park?
Phone: +1 416-392-8188 · Website: toronto.ca
Djana Daka
This place is amazing. The best part about my neighbourhood, you can have your walk in the amazing view of trees and birds and the river. Is amazing and is my anxiety cure when I need it.
Ervyn Hernandez
It is a very nice park, it is very spacious and has different play areas for children and adults.
Glen Yu
We ended up here starting from Moccasin Trail Park. Nice little park with lots of beautiful trees and greenery.
Roma Fitzgerald
Nice little urban getaway to connect with nature. I loved the river and the options for a paved path, rock path, or off-the-beaten path.
Dushyant Anjaria
Very nice Park for walking and cycling.
Sunalini Rana
The entrance to this park from Lawrence is easy to miss, and the parking is free but small. The trail is beautiful, and it is busier (but not crowded) on the weekend. There is another entrance from Moccasin Trail Park and there are few parking spots there too. We lost our way but still reached a playground at the end (phew, it’s not easy to bribe kids to walk.) An unique aspect of this trail was the hung stones depicting fluctuations in the Don’s water levels over the years. This art installation is done by Toronto artist Robert Sprachman and is entitled High Water Mark.
There is a BBQ area when entering from the Moccasin Trail park side.
Rula Al-Sadiq
Very beautiful and family friendly. Picnic area, baseball field, and always a public toilet is there. The playground is so adorable four main attractions. And the shade is always there. Abundant park benches.
You and all the family will have fun. 😉
Leo Marchesini
Great park. Recently renovated with lots of things to do. Playground, sport fields such as baseball, soccer and hockey (during the winter) and multiuse trail. Also, great to integrate with nature. I spent at least thirty minutes every day there, it is a great to place to relax or excercise.

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