The snippets describe Colonel Samuel Smith Park itself rather than a specific water access point on Etobicoke Creek.

However, the park's general location and relationship to the creek are noted: the park sits along Lake Ontario's western waterfront in Etobicoke, approximately 2 km east of the mouth of Etobicoke Creek.

This access point serves as an entry to the Colonel Samuel Smith Park area from or near Etobicoke Creek. The 194.

6-acre park, opened in 1996 at the southern end of Kipling Avenue off Lake Shore Boulevard West, is built largely on lake-fill and offers waterfront access along Toronto's western shoreline.

The park is part of Toronto's cycling network and connects to the Great Lakes Waterfront Trail, making this access point a useful node for paddlers or trail users moving along the Etobicoke Creek corridor toward Lake Ontario.