Toogood Park, Natural park in Unionville, Markham, Canada.
Toogood Park is a natural park in Unionville featuring a central pond surrounded by walking paths and wetland areas. The grounds contain diverse plant species and provide space for walking, fishing, and birdwatching activities.
The pond began as a mill pond in the 1840s to power a grain mill. A major flood in the 1930s destroyed the mill structure, leaving behind the natural landscape that became this park.
Newlyweds often visit to photograph their celebrations near the water features. The location has become a popular choice for capturing important moments throughout the year.
Free parking is available, and the grounds are accessible to visitors of varying ability levels. The mixture of shaded paths and open spaces makes it pleasant to explore at your own pace.
A man-made dam at the park's southeast corner creates a waterfall that is especially visible during wet weather. This water feature is a remnant of the old mill system but now draws visitors simply for its natural-looking flow.
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