Reviews of Rouge National Urban Park, Zoo Road Welcome Area (Zoo)

1749 Meadowvale Rd, Scarborough, ON M1B 5W8, Canada

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You will see all the opinions of people like you who consume the services and products of Rouge National Urban Park, Zoo Road Welcome Area (Zoo) in Belleville territory (Canada).

At the present this firm gets a score of 4.6 stars out of 5 and this score has been calculated on 11 reviews.

As you can see the average of ratings that it reaches is practically the highest, and it is based on a more or less high of scores, so the evaluation is quite faithful, although it does not have a large amount of ratings to grant it absolute credibility.

As you know, we don't usually stop to give scores when these are positive and we usually do it only if we've had a problem or issue...

This Zoo belongs to the category of National park.

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REVIEWS OF Rouge National Urban Park, Zoo Road Welcome Area IN Belleville

Chen Shaowei

Safwat Ghabbour

colin adams

Had an amazing hiking experience today at the Rogue National Urban Park. The Park team was super aware of the surroundings, informative and friendly. We saw a red robin come down on a picnic table, and got to see a beautiful monarc following us along the trail. Highly recommend this park for anyone looking for a great hike, or run through nature. Side note, Park Bus is offering a free shuttle from downtown Toronto all summer, so for those of you in the city looking for an escape from the city.

colin adams

Beautiful and serene you can hear the acorns fall from the trees

Steven Branco

Ivan Frey (Ivan Avery Frey)

Different trails for newbies and veterans. Not much shade tho.

Amora “Bubastis”

PL K

Very informative and very down to earth staff. Enjoyed having discussion with them. They have the detailed knowledge about the park.

Omar McDadi

Beautiful and serene you can hear the acorns fall from the trees

Ashfaq Noor

The largest urban park in North America - this park is an incredible gem in the eastern Greater Toronto Area. Once complete, the park will span Lake Ontario to the Oak Ridges Moraine and protect large tracts of forests, meadows, ravines, cultural landscapes, and some of the last remaining farms in the region.