John Button Waterway - founder of Buttonville, Ontario John Daniels Park Johnsview Park Macrill Crescent Pond Maple Valley Park Markham Civic Centre McCowan Freeman Parkette - local RCAF Pilot WO Alexander McCowan Freeman, died during World War II Middlefield Corners Milliken Mills Park Milne Dam Conservation Park Milton Fierheller Park Mintleaf Park Monarch Park Morgan Park - opened as Rose Garden (Test Plot) in 1924 and closed in 1957 for Lions Club Pool Morning Dove Square Mossy Stone Park Mount Joy Park Orchard View Park Paddock Park Paramount Park Personna Park Pioneer Park Pomona Mills Park Proctor Park Quantztown Park Randall Park Raybeck Park Raymerville Woodlot Reesor Park - named for the Reesor family Riseborough Park Riverwalk Park Rough Valley Park Roxbury Park Roy Rainey Park Royal Orchard Park Shania Johnston Parkette - local girl who died from cancer Sherwood Estates Park Simonston Park Sir Robert Watson Watt Park Springdale Park Stalmaster Park Stargell Park Starhill Parkette Summerdale Park Swan Lake Park Tomlinson Park Toogood Park Upper Cornell Park Valley View Park Victoria Square Park Village Park Wilclay Park Willowheights Park Wismer Park Woodland Park Others Rouge Park was a regional park that has sections within Markham managed by York Region and TRCA from 1995 to 2015. Bob Hunter Memorial Park is located in Markham and is part of the Rouge system. The park along with sections in Toronto, as well as some parts of the Pickering Airport from Transport Canada were transferred to Parks Canada to form the Rouge National Urban Park in 2015. Gallery References External links Parklands Markham, Ontario Tourist attractions in Markham, Ontario Parks in the Regional Municipality of York Markham