Toronto neighbourhood is home to a free archery range and lots of hidden gems for cheap eats

Toronto neighbourhood is home to a free archery range and lots of hidden gems for cheap eats Toronto Archery

Flemingdon Park is an area that might be best known for being the locale of our belovedOther than the domed roof of the Science Centre's IMAX theatre, however, there are few other places in Flemingdon Park that, externally, seem to be on many Torontonian's radars.

and ensuing battles against rising rents. Until all that comes into play, though, residents of the highly diverse community remain the face of Flemingdon Park.Bordered by the DVP to the east and a branch of the Don River to the west, with Eglinton to north and ending just south of Gateway Boulevard, Flemingdon Park is surprisingly lush.

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