Castle Frank Subway Station

I’ve only been to this subway station once in my life and it was just 2 evenings ago.
The funny thing about this station is that immediately surrounding the station is pretty much nothing. Through the actual exterior structure itself the shelter type wall practically acts as a panoramic see-​through in which you can see the area near Rosedale valley facing south. Looking north towards the facing Mount Pleasant it’s very green and spaced out. I don’t get the feeling of being overcrowded at this station and it seems almost quiet and peaceful being recessed from Bloor enough that you feel as if you’re on an island.
The bus platform seems much longer than it should be and was probably busier at one point but currently there’s only 2 buses that run out of this station. They are the 65 Parliament and the 94 Wellesley. The 94 runs east and west out of Wellesley station. The west part goes to Ossington via Wellesley, Queens Park and Hoskin/​Harbord to Ossington then to the Bloor line. The eastern route goes from Wellesley to Parliament then up to Bloor and Castle Frank station.
The 65 Parliament runs south from Castle Frank to Bloor and takes Parliament all the way down to the Esplanade and loops back up towards Castle Frank again. The buses themselves don’t seem to run very frequently on the evenings on Saturday (about one every 20 minutes or so).
Castle Frank is the last Bloor street station going east before crossing the Don Valley towards Broadview. Crossing the bridge between Castle Frank and Broadview will give you a good view of the Don Valley from the Prince Edward (Bloor) viaduct bridge.

I don’t really understand why this station exists. Maybe once the renovations are done it will make sense. There’s only a couple of buses that service this station and they don’t come very frequently.