David Crombie Park, Public park in downtown Toronto, Canada.

David Crombie Park is a 1.6 hectare green space in downtown Toronto with walking paths, picnic areas, and landscaped gardens throughout. It connects to nearby neighborhoods and provides outdoor fitness equipment for visitors to use.

David Crombie Park is named for David Crombie, who served three consecutive terms as mayor of Toronto and took a leadership role in redeveloping the surrounding St. Lawrence Neighbourhood. His efforts with colleagues to keep the area's human scale and liveability are widely praised in retrospect.

The park serves as a gathering place in the St. Lawrence neighborhood where residents and visitors spend time together during local events and celebrations. It reflects how the community uses public space to build connections and share daily moments.

The park runs as a linear spine through the St Lawrence Neighbourhood, so it works as a walking corridor between downtown and the Distillery District. Entrances open off The Esplanade at 131 The Esplanade and from the surrounding streets, letting you enter from several directions.

The park is part of an urban development model that mixes homes, shops, and public spaces together in one area. This approach became an influential example for how cities across North America could plan mixed-use neighborhoods.