Adamson Estate is a 13.33 acre waterfront park and is located east of the mouth of the Credit River at 850 Enola Avenue. The grounds and gardens are open to the public while the main house is occupied by the Cawthra-Adamson Division of the Royal Conservatory of Music.

With more than 160 years of history, this exquisite estate with picturesque park-like settings was home to four generations of the Harris and Sayers families. Photography can be take outside in the gardens or inside the historic interiors.
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Photography can be take outside in the gardens or inside the historic interiors.
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Originally built in 1826 by Robert Leslie, opened in 2011 in partnership with the Streetsville Historical Society. More on Leslie Log House

The City recently renamed Rhododendron Gardens to Brueckner Rhododendron Garden in acknowledgement of the Dr. Joseph Brueckner's generous donation of hundreds of rhododendrons and azaleas that can be found blooming from mid May to mid June. More on this park

Park permits are required for wedding photography between Friday and Sunday with a fee and parking is limited to 4 cars per permit. For further information or to reserve park space call the Customer Service Centre at 905-615-4100. More on park permits,

Kariya Park was officially opened in July 1992, honouring the eleventh anniversary of our twin-city relationship with Kariya, Japan. It is a legacy to future generations, and will mature with age like its array of rhododendrons, pine, gingko and sweetgum trees, remaining a peaceful haven from the bustle of city life as Mississauga grows around it. More on this park

Port Credit Memorial park is located at the mouth of the Credit River and Lake Ontario. It has a .76km walking trail, accessible playground, multiuse ramp park, gazebo, trail connection to the waterfront trail under Lakeshore Road and is home to the Waterfront Festival and Port Credit Southside Shuffle.

The Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Garden in named after the commemoration of Her Majesty, The Queen's 50th Anniversary of Her Accession to the Throne.

The garden is used extensively by the public and city staff on a regular basis and is often a favourite location for wedding photographs. The addition of the entrance and stairs opens the garden up to the Civic Square and provides better access and a stronger connection to the garden. More on this park

The lakefront park contains a 170m sandy beach area, waterfront trail, a forested area, a charming rock garden, flatlands, one comfort station, two picnic areas permitted for 75 people each, a barbecue, and playground equipment.

Picnic Area A - Seats 75 people, has a barbecue and water availability.
Picnic Area B - Seats 75 people, has a barbecue and water availability.

Park permits are required for wedding photography between Friday and Sunday with a fee and parking is limited to 4 cars per permit. For further information or to reserve park space call the Customer Service Centre at 905-615-4100.