HTO Park is the usual route I take while I'm jogging in the Summer…read more In addition to being a lakeside park, the park has immaculate views of the Billy Bishop Airport. If anyone is in the area, they should visit the park near sunset time as the view is to die for! The sky turns red and you get the perfect view of the sun going down.

Nice waterfront area to walk through. Be ware it can be quite a bit of walking if you're on foot…read more Some nice shady spots to sit and rest/picnic.

If you like to Pier out at beautiful views of Toronto, then this is your palace. I mean place…read more Sometimes hosts can palace in different directions, but this is the direction I'm pulling you in. So to speak. This is located at the gateway from Etobicoke into downtown Toronto, and is an absolutely beautiful and truly amazing Park, and is as iconic as it is enjoyable. PPP has great memories for me personally, and is a place which I come back to visit whenever I'm showing someone around Toronto, and pretty much whenever I'm in town.

The view is amazing. A lot of todos nearby like like cycling, boating, walking on beautiful trails,…read moreenjoying pebble beach, picnic, photoshoots, exploring near by eateries.I could have spent the entire day at Sheldon Lookout itself. The bridge itself has nice view.

I just want to adjust my review from 5 star to 4 star…read more I have tried returning to this park the last few months but it has been tough! Parking is constantly full, the free parking that visitors have to settle with local paid parking. I'm not sure if this is a pandemic crowd thing-will try accessing during the winter.

The Chinook and Coho salmon are currently spawning in local rivers ... I'd never heard about it or…read moreseen it until a neighbour told me about it last weekend. Gord and I headed to Etienne Brule Park yesterday afternoon. We've never been to this park so it was fun to check it out. We headed up the Humber River and followed it to Dundas Street W. There are six dams and we saw salmon jumping in half of them. The changing leaves were gorgeous! Though we didn't see any salmon make it up and over, people were cheering and encourage the salmon. It was a fun afternoon and I'm glad we checked it out.

Taylor is a cute name for a girl, and who wouldn't like to Park in Taylor's Creek, right? Well no,…read morebecause this has nothing to do with that. One of the greatest parks for walking around in the morning or evening in Toronto, this is located right off of the Don Valley Parkway, and is truly a great part of town and absolutely gorgeous. I love coming here and I'm sure you will too. It's a beautiful part of the city and spectacular, as thrilling as it is natural and gorgeous.

My absolute favourite park! It's got such beautiful greenery and the path is really long. There's a…read moreravine that runs along and it sounds so peaceful. The only negatives is that a lot of people don't make way for others and understanding the direction of where the opposite directions are supposed to stay on which side. Perhaps a line should be drawn onto the path? Note: don't hog the path and walk in the middle. Stay on the right side on whatever direction you're coming from. If you are a pair walking, go single file if there is other people coming. Don't keep walking side by side, it's hard to physically distance if you aren't doing your part too. Another note: if you're going to take a break, please stand off the path and on the grass.

Beautiful lakeside park with great views of the bluffs. Free parking weekdays during the day…read more Great spot for a picnic and popular as a boat launch area

Nature. Berries. Bluffs. Beach…read more It was a lovely saunter... I had a chance to take it all in and recall what it was like when I was but a wee me. Next time, I'll pack a picnic.

What an amazing spot to watch the sunrise! Absolutely breathtaking!…read more There's a few parks where you can enjoy a family picnic or take a relaxing stroll along the water. And if you are heading here like us to catch the sunrise, park your car in the bluffer's beach parking. We'll definitely be back to explore the area when it gets warmer.

I visited on Good Friday, it was a beautiful spring afternoon and it seemed like everyone in the…read morearea was visiting Bluffer's Park at Scarborough Bluffs. There is a network of wide gravel paths with nice water views of Lake Ontario. I was disheartened to see a lot of trash in the park. There were benches and tables throughout the park, but most people were enjoying sitting on the rocks. Many were taking photos. There were also grills and the smell of barbeque hit me. The bluffs are quite majestic. There is a restroom near the start of the path. The day I visited there was an ice cream food truck onsite. There is a large parking area which I had to circle multiple times before a space became available and when I left it took me over 20 minutes to get out of the lot and onto the main road. The Scarborough Bluffs are approximately 40 minutes from the Toronto airport .

This beach is pretty awesome if you want to get in some sun and have some space for activities on…read morethe beach. The beach is really long and has a lot of space. There's sand, there's grass and there's a few pavilions nearby that serve food. When the time is right the beach can look crowded but is never too crowded with the length of this place. I love coming here to play some beach volleyball. If you're ever short people you can always find some people wanting to jump in for a game. We've found some pretty awesome, friendly and somewhat decent players sitting along the beach looking for a game to jump into. Everyone's pretty respectful when they jump into a game trying to determine what they shouldn't do. I've never gone swimming in the water but then again I wouldn't really going swimming in either of the lakes in the Niagara region. If you're looking to play some soccer or football you can spread out around the beach and you're guaranteed space. There are a lot of families around so be on some decent behavior. Now to some of the bad in the area. I've never had to park here but it looks like it could be a nightmare. If you don't absolutely have to park here I sure park here, otherwise you might want to park elsewhere as trying to get in and out of here can be a pain. I was dropped off on numerous occasions on a busy summer and it looked like rush hour traffic trying to get out. Depending on the breeze the area stinks but I guess that's what happens when you're close to the sewage plant. I haven't tried any of the restaurants nearby but you should definitely stock up on supplies and sunscreen if you plan an afternoon here. I'll be back for another game of pickup soon! PS - To some of you guys, the speedo was never a good look :)

This review is for the restaurant, Boardwalk Pub…read more We came here because it was recommended to us by our hotel concierge since we wanted to see what Canadian "beaches" had to offer. We entered through the front doors facing the parking lot which was misleading because it looked like a poorly kept McDonald's. We made our way towards the Pub itself and were seated right away outside on the patio. They were undergoing some construction (as the rest of Toronto City) and had to sit through some noise and dust. The owner/manager apologized for it though. What he SHOULD have apologized for was the waiter's SLOW SLOW SLOW service!!! it was around 2 p.m. when we arrived and there were some people there just lounging around and hanging out. We didn't expect lightening fast service since we too were hanging out, but it became unreasonable when we had to wait about 15 minutes for our beverages (including water) and then had to wait another 45 minutes for our food to arrive! Our waiter paid more attention to his buddy patrons than us and took him extra long to finally get our check to us. The food was pretty good. the nachos are presented on a flat baking sheet (which is a little off putting to the eye, but completely functional for toppings). The pizza was good and our friend who had the halibut sandwich also said that was good. The location is great and the patio is the perfect atmosphere on a lazy weekend. I just wish the service was better.

Fall has settled in!…read more Such a tranquil day at this park today. The sunshine beaming and a few people walking around enjoying the outdoors.

The Riverwood Conservancy is the gold standard for what an urban nature preserve should be. It's…read moresophisticated enough for a first date in the gardens, but rugged enough for a serious hiker or nature photographer.