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There are three main areas of the Rosedale Valley that have been turned into parks. One such area is now called Hazeldean Park. It is located On Rosedale Valley Road at the bottom of Park Road.

The last area of the Rosedale Valley is known as Severn Creek Park. It is larger than the other two and it offers greater seclusion from the main streets. It is located at the top of Aylmer Avenue.

Rosedale is known for beautiful homes and numerous parks. One such park is Rosedale Park. It is located in the heart of Rosedale at Schofield and Edgar Avenue.

The very first Grey Cup in Canada was carried out in this very field on December 4th, 1909. The contestants were the University of Toronto and the Parkdale Canoe Club. In the end, the University of Toronto won by a score of 26-6.

At the Rosedale Moore Park Community Association. you'll be able to find any info concerning the Rosedale community. Many parents sign up their children for summer camps at this location while others use the facilities as a meeting place. Throughout the year the Rosedale Moore Park Community Association is home to various dancing clubs. People of all ages can gather at the association to learn jazz, ballet and ballroom dancing. Drop by and learn all you can about Rosedale.

Because Rosedale is directly in the city, residents need only to travel by transit to get downtown. Taking transit is quicker, more convenient, and more reliable.