Reviews of Brewis Park (Park)

Shanty Bay, ON L0L 2L0, Canada

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Here you will be able to see the information of real people who bought the products of Brewis Park (Park) in the area close to Barrie (Canada).

At this moment this business has a rating of 4.4 stars over 5 and the score was based on 22 reviews.

As you can see it reaches an reviews average is really positive, and it's based on a large number of feddbacks, so we may conclude that the valuation is quite faithful. If many people have bothered to give their feddback when they've done well with the service, is that it works.

As you know, we do not usually stop to place tatings when they are positive and we usually do it only if we've had a problem or incidence...

This Park is included in the category of Park.

Where is Brewis Park?

REVIEWS OF Brewis Park IN Barrie

Kim Fralick

Mark Gelinas

Nice view!

RiskingTime

good rest stop good place to park in shanty bay

Kurt .G

Kevin Wells

Cute little park that we ride our bikes through quite a bit. They have a bike repair station setup which my Son made use of at one time but no Presto valve on the pump which sucks if you have a new bike.

Joe Ursano

Has tables bike repair station and parking

Prasanth Menon

Excellent pit stop in the trail

Global Chalet

The perfect place to stop for a break while you are biking down the trail. Has tables, shade, and a bike repair station.

Melissa Knelsen

It's tiny, generally well maintained. There is a parking area for approximately 8 vehicles, 2 covered tables and an outhouse. This little area is also right beside the rail trail.

金玫Barrie 华人地产经纪 Mei Jin

It's a small park. It's just located at the entrance of the rail trail on Line 2 South in historic village Shanty Bay. There are two gazebos for rest. It's fenced by many stones with the name of the donors. There are several signs to introduce the history of the village. It's named by Jack Brewis who was emigrated from England in 1923. The park site was the Shanty Bay Station originally.

Laura McClue

John McLean

Nice, welcome stop on the Oro Medonte Rail trail. Bike repair stations, sheltered picnic tables, a porta toilet and historical signage. A water tap would be a very welcome addition. I stopped for a snack here, on the Simcoe County Loop. It connects with the Trans Canada Trail in Orillia.