Featured Hotels Near Gordonridge (G-Ridge) Park

Near Gordonridge Park in Toronto, the Holiday Inn Toronto Downtown East is an excellent choice for families. Located just a 10-minute drive from the park, it offers free parking, kid-friendly amenities, and easy access to downtown attractions like Rosedale Gardens and the Royal Ontario Museum. The hotel features an indoor pool, fitness center, and spacious rooms ideal for multi-generational travel.

Public transit is convenient—multiple TTC bus routes serve the area, making it simple to explore the city. For nature lovers, rent a bike and follow the Don River Trail, which winds through green spaces adjacent to the park. This scenic route provides a peaceful escape into Toronto’s urban wilderness, perfect for weekend outings or morning jogs.

The easiest way to reach Gordonridge Park from downtown Toronto is via TTC Bus Route 75 or 28, both stopping at "Gordonridge Park" along Bloor Street West and Davenport Road—approximately 25 minutes from the city core. Alternatively, drive west on Bloor Street West, connect to Highway 427, then take exit toward Davenport Road—just a 15-minute drive to the park entrance.

For eco-conscious travelers, Toronto Bike Share offers a great option: ride along the scenic Don River Trail, which runs parallel to the park’s boundary. This route passes lush greenery, wildlife habitats, and quiet residential streets, providing a peaceful journey through Toronto’s urban forest. It’s ideal for cyclists seeking a refreshing mix of nature and cityscape.

Gordonridge Park stands out as one of Toronto’s rare urban parks preserving native woodland, making it ideal for nature walks, birdwatching, and ecological exploration. The park features well-maintained trails such as the Cedar Trail and Rosedale Creek Path, where visitors often spot squirrels, robins, and diverse tree species including maple and oak.

In spring, cherry and dogwood blossoms create stunning photo backdrops. During summer, the park hosts community gardening days and children’s nature workshops, offering hands-on experiences like planting saplings and crafting insect homes. There are also open lawns perfect for picnics and relaxation.

For deeper exploration, continue north along the Don River Trail, passing through the serene Rosedale Valley. This stretch reveals untouched riparian zones and tranquil streams—rare gems within the city. Bring binoculars and a camera to capture the quiet beauty of Toronto’s hidden natural world.