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Trip to the beach! Your kids wanna play in a giant sandbox? They will dig Beach Olympics and burying each other in the sand. Don't sweat it, we make sure it`s always clean! But you will find a mes...
Located east of the foot of Brimley Road, this large beach traps sand against a lakefill arm of Bluffer’s Park. The Scarborough Bluffs provide a dramatic backdrop for this site. Vehicles can e...
Located on the southern shore of Toronto Island Park, this site has been used for public bathing since 1888 and is surrounded by park amenities. It is the only Island beach protected by an offshore br...
Cherry/Clarke beach is located at the bottom of Cherry Street. By public transportation, take the southbound bus 72B from Pape station. Facilities: Parking Located on the north shore of the Outer Ha...
Located on the southwestern shore of Toronto Island Park, this small, secluded beach was established in 2007 and was awarded a Blue Flag that same year. It is backed by an exceptional stand of eastern...
Located on the western shore of Toronto Island Park, this long beach includes a clothing optional area – only the second of its kind in Canada. Hanlan’s was first awarded a Blue Flag in 20...
Located between Silver Birch and Leuty avenues in Beaches Park, this narrow beach abuts the boardwalk and the Martin Goodman Trail. The Leuty Lifesaving Station (1921), an icon of the Eastern Beaches,...
Located at the mouth of Etobicoke Creek near the foot of Forty-Second Street. Most users of this beach are drawn from the adjacent Long Branch community. How to get there: Vehicles can enter from For...
*We are located on Lakeshore Blvd. West in Toronto from Allen Ave. to Alexander St....
Located at the mouth of the Rouge River at the east end of Lawrence Avenue, this beach is shared with the West Rouge Canoe Club, which operates children’s camps during the summer. The river mout...
The wide, clean, sandy beaches and shallow, safe waters of Outlet and Sandbanks beaches on Lake Ontario are ideal for family swimming. Swimming starts sooner at Dunes Beach on West Lake as the inland ...
Sauble Beach is made for families! Take advantage of everything that nature has to offer, enjoy the wonderful shops, restaurants and services and explore the surrounding communities. Come for a day, f...
Located between the Humber River and Sunnyside Bathing Pavilion, this long, narrow beach has been a city-wide destination since the 1890s. Sunnyside is protected by an offshore breakwall which helps c...
We are on Wards Island, a 5 minute walk west of the Wards Dock. Ferries depart from the foot of Bay Street. Our clubhouse is the old firehall station #33. We have a large fleet of recreational canoe...
A waterfront picnic park made up of several islands with tourist features such as the Gibraltar Point Lighthouse, Franklin Children’s Garden and Centreville. Recreation Facilities Volleyball n...
Located on the southeastern shore of Toronto Island Park away from major park facilities and activity areas, this is one of the quietest beaches on the Island. It was first awarded a Blue Flag in 2005...
Summer has arrived in Wasaga Beach! Now is the time to plan a weekend getaway or a day trip to enjoy the beach and sun. While you are here, take advantage of many recreational activities including s...
Located east and west of the foot of Woodbine Avenue, this beach straddles Beaches Park, Woodbine Beach Park and Ashbridge’s Bay Park and is Toronto's busiest beach. It was first awarded a B...
