E.T. Seton Park is located next to the Ontario Science Centre. It's part of a chain of parks in the area forming a green forested corridor to hike along the Don River. Along these trails you can often find wildlife like red squirrels, eagles, deer and a variety of songbirds.

Archery Range: You will find everyone from beginners to Olympic athletes training at the E.T. Seton range. This archery range is free to use but unsupervised. Please consult and follow the rules posted on-site.

This park is named after Ernest Thompson Seton, a Scottish-Canadian author, wildlife artist and founding member of Boy Scouts of America.

Special Features: This park is listed as a top spot to see birds in the City's Birds of Toronto Biodiversity Series booklet.