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January 2024 by David Niblick jr
It was a cute little square... what else can I say?
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January 2024 by Guided Meditation
It's a square... nothing special about this place whatsoever
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November 2023 by Rachel Meyner
da best.
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October 2023 by Brenda Moffatt
Too much dog poo. It seems like a dog poo park instead of a family park. Not fair to thekids that want to play there. Someone needs to step in and prevent the poops completely.
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August 2023 by Bobby Garvin
a basic standard park. no swings, slides, or jungle gym & money bars, but nice enough to take a sit down if going for a stroll through the neighborhood or even just to take your dog somewhere quick
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August 2023 by Galein Garvin
a basic standard park. no swings, slides, or jungle gym & money bars, but nice enough to take a sit down if going for a stroll through the neighborhood or even just to take your dog somewhere quick
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July 2023 by Jewish Sodomite
If you all in Kensington are so close why don’t you push them into the water and get rid of the homeless?
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September 2022 by Luc DuBois
An idyllic little neighbourhood square to wander into for relaxing, reading a book, snacking, or just to retreat from the grey concrete jungle of the streets. Thoughtfully planned with its paths converging on the greenery filled circular centre piece. The positive phycological value of trees to citizens in an inner city setting cannot be underestimated and is a welcome addition here. What a nice gesture to name this tranquil place after a fallen firefighter and hopefully it will be well maintained in honour of his memory.
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September 2022 by Izzy Schwartz
It's a great little park. People need to do better about picking up after their dogs tho.
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August 2022 by John Kelly
Small park. Not always clean
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July 2022 by True Review
Konrad Square is a small park in Fishtown. It’s a beautiful green space. It’s a nice place to sit and relax or read, have a picnic, take a walk or walk your dog. It’s cleaner these days. However, never forget why it was dedicated to Joseph Konrad, he was a firefighter who died fighting a fire in the neighborhood.
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July 2022 by Lynn Lang
I take my dog here all the time. It's peaceful and everyone is friendly
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July 2022 by Johnnie Keegan
A small, cute park that was exactly as advertised
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February 2022 by Juan Dixon
One of my fave spots to just go sit back relax and enjoy the little things.
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December 2021 by Alexander Still
An idyllic little neighbourhood square to wander into for relaxing, reading a book, snacking, or just to retreat from the grey concrete jungle of the streets. Thoughtfully planned with its paths converging on the greenery filled circular centre piece. The positive phycological value of trees to citizens in an inner city setting cannot be underestimated and is a welcome addition here. What a nice gesture to name this tranquil place after a fallen firefighter and hopefully it will be well maintained in honour of his memory.
