1st runner-up: Victoria Park
2nd runner-up: Seaview Park
Best Underappreciated Park
The Dingle: AKA Sir Sanford Flemming Park
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Look across the Northwest Arm and you’ll probably notice the Dingle Tower, located in Halifax’s Best Underappreciated Park. Donated to the city in 1908 by the inventor of Standard Time, Sir Sanford Flemming, the Dingle boasts hiking trails through wooded areas and a grassy park beside a beach—but don’t go for a dip, unless you enjoy snorkelling in sewage.