Colonel Samuel Smith Park

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Colonel Sam Smith Park Colonel Samuel Smith Park is a city park in Yitaobi Valley, which, like Humber Bay Park, has a view of the bustling high-rises of downtown Toronto. The park is named after Colonel Samuel Smith, and in the 1800s, the land was his private property. Colonel Samuel Smith Park has been developing since the 1970s and was officially opened to the public in 1996. It has a scenic hiking trail along the Lake Ontario Peninsula, which can reach the seaside, and several rocky beaches with lake views or bird watching. There are many observation decks in the park. Various wildlife can be observed, such as suntanned turtles on rocks, flocks of ducks and swans, beavers, etc. There are more than 100 kinds of birds in the park. The park is large and popular. Before the "home order", there are many people who come to take a walk. For safety reasons, it is not recommended to Colonel Samuel Smith Park Business hours in the near future: per capita consumption throughout the day: free