Forgive the cliché, but this 400-acre retreat truly does offer something for everyone. Park-goers can ride the trackless train; fish in Grenadier Pond; swim or hike; have a game of tennis or soccer; stare down a bison or wallaby at the animal paddocks; contemplate the pieces that remain from the 1967 Toronto International Sculpture Symposium; let Fido roam free in the off-leash area; have a picnic; watch pay-what-you-can Shakespeare every summer, courtesy of the Dream in High Park; sip tea in the Grenadier Café and Teahouse; and even grow their own veggies in the garden allotments. The curving paths of the west ravine offer a pleasant hike.