Suggestions for Park near Halifax

Mitchell M. • January 8, 2010Go for a jog at Sunset or sunrise along the outer trail of Pleasant Park & just enjoy the view!

Roy B. • May 18, 2010Me and my roomies always go to. Here for walks. This is a fantastic park for a walk, run or bike. Enjoy the wildlife aswell :) perfect escape from the city.

Chris T. • July 16, 2013Lovely city park perfect for a stroll or picnic and to relax. Nicely tended with many flowering plants, a huge pond/lake and a great fountain.

vitaminwater n. • June 30, 2013the side of the hill by south park and sackville gets the best sun mid-day!

Colleen P D. • August 24, 2016Great dog park, just remember pick up your poo!

Nikki T. • September 3, 2011great park good view sweet spot to chill with a cool drink.

Deanna • February 7, 2016This is my favorite NS beach. You can walk out so far and it doesn't get very deep very fast.

Cara Q. • July 19, 2017Beautiful place to explore just outside the city!

Arwa • January 11, 2016Nice & quite.. Good for walks

Ian G. • October 11, 2011Great view and nice walk around around the coast - hard to believe its the Atlantic!

vitaminwater n. • June 30, 2013parking can be tricky-try and nab a spot close to north street to avoid crowds and parking tickets!

Oz L. • May 27, 2015I wish there were more space like this in New York City. This place is awesome for kids.

Robbyn G. • May 25, 2015This was one of our stops when walking the boardwalk with my nephew! He surfed the wave!

Craig G. • January 17, 2015Excellent place for kids and parents to come. They have a great Cafe and the chili is amazing. Homemade by Stewart the owner.

Brian P. • May 8, 2011From the Memorial Bells a swath has been cut through the trees to see the spot of the Halifax Explosion in the harbor

Kristi K. • April 16, 2013Having quiet time before the family comes home

Alex P. • July 17, 2011Very good beach on the lake, lots of parking and space, magnificent views.

KW • January 16, 2011Home of the Spring Garden Rd Library and the Winston Churchill statue. Formerly the site of the 19th century Poorhouse cemetery. See http://ow.ly/3EIhF