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This amusement park was opened in 1907 near the lake between McLean and Leuty Avenues, in the Beaches neighbourhood. Thus it was actually in Toronto, not Scarborough. It stayed open until the late 1920s. It offered a boardwalk, midway games, a water chute ride, and a roller coaster, among other attractions.
