E. T. Seton Park Archery Range is a popular destination for archers of all skill levels in Toronto. Located at 73 Thorncliffe Park Dr in North York, this range offers a unique opportunity to practice archery in a beautiful natural setting.
The range is free to use, but it is important to note that it is unsupervised. Visitors are advised to consult and follow the posted rules on-site to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.
Named after Ernest Thompson Seton, a Scottish-Canadian author and wildlife artist, this park is a part of a network of green spaces in the area that form a forested corridor along the Don River. Wildlife enthusiasts will appreciate the chance to spot red squirrels, eagles, deer, and various songbirds along the trails surrounding the archery range.
Whether you are a beginner or an Olympic athlete, you will find a welcoming community of fellow archers at E. T. Seton Park Archery Range. The range is a top spot for birdwatching in the city, making it a unique destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.
Additionally, this park is listed as a top spot to see birds in the City's Birds of Toronto Biodiversity Series booklet.
With facilities such as bike trails, a disk golf course, outdoor basketball courts, picnic shelters, and more, E. T. Seton Park offers a range of recreational opportunities for visitors of all ages. Permit rates are dependent on the facility rating, so be sure to cheque the Facility Classifications and Rating Criteria for more information on amenities that may be available.
Whether you're looking to hone your archery skills, enjoy a leisurely hike through the forest, or simply take in the natural beauty of the area, E. T. Seton Park Archery Range is a must-visit destination in Toronto for outdoor enthusiasts.
