Reviews of Intrepid Park (Tourist Attraction)

Enrique López

Perfect for a nice walk.

G “fendermanjazz” Roberts

Clean well kept Grass always cut Playground for kids A really good place to take the kids .

Hafiz Mohammed Haneef

Good park. It's a shame that there aren't any parking spots available.

Glandrid

This is a beautiful city park that runs along the lakeshore and is the former site of Camp X. There isn't much out there for kids and the only options for parking are on the side of the road, which can be hazardous due to it being in an …

Jake Thirtynine

Only interpretation signs Not a park per say.

Tim Nassis

Nothing here but grass.

Rob Evans

Maintained park, quiet setting given its location. Recently improved walking path, Only down side is that it doesn't have a dedicated place to park a vehicle.

Benjamin Palmer

Great walk. Heard the waves lapping the shore. Lots of nature.

bbt_and_cuisine JC

The original site of Camp X which was a WWII training facility for Spies from 1941-1946 lead by a man known as “Intrepid” (Sir William Stephenson). It was interesting to learn about the history of the site. The downside is there is no parking in the area.

Chris Beckett

I wish some of the buildings were here or they could create a museum here instead of the Oshawa Airport.

D P T

The site of Camp X This is where I pay respects on remembrance day

Ken Smuck

Formerly known as Camp X WW2 special ops training camp

Dan Hutt

Canada’s WWII history is portrayed here. Amazing stories emanated from Camp X including Ian Fleming's James Bond.

Nancy Ward

(Translated) The view is superb. There is a lack of parking and photos of Camp X. More information is needed on this site and this cenotaph. (Original) La vue est superbe. Il manque un stationnement et des photos du Camp X. Il faut plus d'information sur ce site et ce cénotaphe.

Marion Thomas

This is where the housing of the spy agency is buried

Jeff Harris

An important location in WW2. A nice tribute!

Bruce MacDonald

It has a lot of historic significance to the world, regarding WWII, but unfortunately nothing much has been done. Google search it. Other than a few flags and a small wall/monument on site, very little else remains.

Bill Williams

Hard to find but a great Memorial

Paul Mitchell

It once was a nice place to go. Unfortunately with all the damage to the banks and closed access to the water it looks pretty trashy

ROB CANADA

Need to return buildings to this place...

Loren Klimchuk

An amazing place to touch a piece of Canadian history.

William Nielsen

Nowhere to park, but definitely worth the visit!

Masa Mune

Love this place - it is a hidden gem

Ray Abedin

Beautiful park where they are contributing to highway of heroes

Sarah Poulsen (NixieLake)

It's a pretty memorial. There's nothing else in the park, but there are some wonderful walking/biking trails near it along the waterfront.

guy lajoie

Good place

Rich Shoemaker

Nice park very historic

V Willis

A glimpsed into the history of WW2.

Jordan Balch

There's a really cool monument dedicated to Camp X.

ys063

Come back later in Spring. It still much too icy or muddy to to get a good walk around

O Montana

Harsh conditions

Tim Herriott

My late father was a Capt. In the signal corps, I used to take him to Camp X for lunch. Some of my favorite memories of my dad was taking him there and having our Arby's lunch while we imagined what went on there during the war. I attend every Remembrance day ceremony there, it's always a good day when I have these memories!!

Crystal Keiller-Vardy

Wish there was more informational boards but it is a nice spot. Close to water and small but nice trail. Monument is interesting.

J Marlow

Quiet

Laura Wright

As part of Whitby's "Doors Open" day, Lynn Phillip Hodgson (historian & author) was present to give some insight & answer questions. Enjoyed being there and learning more about Canada's part in such an historic time.