Розетта Макклейн Гарденс

This is one of Toronto's hidden gems. Combining terrific views of Lake Ontario from above the Scarborough Bluffs Cliffs with exquisitely maintained garden spaces it's not surprising that visitors fall in love harder with this garden than many of the others Toronto has to offer.

There is a central water fountain, the scented garden, herb garden, a Rose Garden, a limestone rockery, signage in Braille for the blind, and an unnecessarily large butterfly population. There is wonder that newlyweds prefer to take photographs for their wedding albums over here. It's a great site for bird watching too.

Busiest days at Rosetta Mcclain Gardens Thursday, Saturday and Sunday. 95% of people prefer to travel by car while visiting Rosetta Mcclain Gardens. Attractions normally visited before or after visiting Rosetta Mcclain Gardens

The good: Absolutely beautiful place to visit!! I had never heard of it before. Clear view of the Bluffs at the back of the park. So many different varieties of flowers and plants. There's even a rock/fountain.

The bad: Sign says no dogs allowed. I don't think there are any bathrooms. Parking is very limited, but there is a lot across the street. It's a smaller sized park. No playground for kids.

Such a serenity while I was there. For me the best park I ever visited in Toronto. In terms of maintaining the park, its beauty is worth going.

Thank you to the authority who is managing.

I can stay all day long :)

You must visit.