Most reviewed Beaches in Toronto, Canada

Vibrant in warm weather, this wide, curved beach offers swimming, volleyball courts & picnic areas.

Lakefront park popular for kiteboarding & windsurfing, with an off-leash dog area.

No swimming is allowed at this urban beach park with loungers & umbrellas in an industrial setting.

👍👍 very nice and clean and close to public transportation

👍👍 Centre Island, positioned between Ward's Island and Hanlan's Point, is the central attraction among Toronto's three primary Toronto Island destinations. Boats frequently travel to Centre Island because it's the most popular spot. Here, you'll discover lovely fountains, well-kept gardens, Centervill...

👍👍 Really nice area by the lake to hangout at on a nice day. Man made sandy beach with some chairs and umbrellas available on a first come basis. There are also plenty of concrete bench areas in the area and a lake front walk way to enjoy and take some nice pictures at.

👍 Pros: close to the city, nice restaurant right on the beach for food and drinks. Nice spot for sunset (can’t really see the sun go down but the sky turns a nice colour). Beach is shallow for a good stretch, very little wave thanks to the barrier break water, great for kids. Cons: most stretch has f...

👍👍 It is the nicest beach on Centre Island if you're a swimmer. Clothing is mandatory and the buoys set up make it look like a proper beach (I am from B.C.). We didn't swim, but we saw lots of families playing in the water. It is sand rather than the plethora of rocks and boulders by the beach.

👍👍 Sunnyside Beach is so nice to enjoy and especially on such a warm sunny day in November. Enjoyed walking around the beach and the boardwalk. Families out having fun. Walking, biking, jogging, having lunch and some just sitting and taking in the sights.