Edwards Gardens Review

i went to edwards gardens few times, it just nearby where i live. they even have some farmer markets during summer time.

This is a very large park in Toronto. Hundreds of species of flowers, plants and trees are planted here. Many perennial vegetation is beautiful in all seasons. You can also see many flowers in this garden.

Toronto Edward Park wooded flowers and plants fragrance. There are various squirrels leisurely foraging wild ducks and birds or salmon. The place to swim back is also a place for primary school students to take extracurricular activities. Free open year round.

In the golden autumn season, Edward ⛲️ with his niece to visit, the park is free to open, the road is very long, along the way to see the green plants covered in ditches, see the beautiful maple leaves fall on the water, dye the river red, the air in the park is unparalleled quality, is a good place for weekend walks and exercises.

In Toronto, this is my favorite park! The gardens, the Wilt River and the sun-filled creek are connected. It is a secret place and the natural scenery inside is the best. It is suitable for bird watching, flower watching, walking, cycling, picnic, adventure and so on. Love! Love! Love!

Edward Country Hotel Toronto, garden-style hotel, hotel facilities, dining, environment are very good, swimming pool, hot pool, bedding is also very comfortable, there are many meeting rooms, and you feel at home.

Route: Eglinton Station on the Yellow Line turns 54. Eglinton Station has a dedicated exit leading to Buses, a bus terminal. Get on at the starting station and get off at Leslie St. at Lawrence Ave East. Canadian drivers don't stop when there are no passengers on and off, so it takes only 24 stops. Remember to hear the station, press the stop on the bus, the driver will stop for you.