• Does Toronto have many beaches?
    • For a large urban center so far north, Toronto has a surprising number of beaches.
  • What types of beaches can be found in Toronto?
    • Some beaches are sandy, others are rocky, and some offer a mix of both.
  • Where are Toronto’s beaches located?
    • Toronto has a large waterfront along Lake Ontario, with many parks featuring beaches along the lake’s edge.
  • Are there beaches near downtown Toronto?
    • Yes! Visitors can take a short ferry ride from downtown to the Toronto Islands, which have beautiful and relaxing beaches.

1. Bluffer's Park

Bluffer's Park
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2. Centre Island Beach

Centre Island Beach
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3. Cherry Beach

Cherry Beach
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4. Cobourg Beach

Cobourg Beach
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5. Gibraltar Point Beach

Gibraltar Point Beach
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6. Hanlan's Point Beach

Hanlan's Point Beach
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7. Kelso Conservation Area

Kelso Conservation Area
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8. Kew Balmy Beach

Kew Balmy Beach
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9. Marie Curtis Park

Marie Curtis Park
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10. Professor's Lake Recreation Centre

Professor's Lake Recreation Centre
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11. Rouge Beach Near Toronto

Rouge Beach Near Toronto
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12. Canada’s Sugar Beach

Canada’s Sugar Beach
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13. Sunnyside Beach

Sunnyside Beach
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14. Ward's Island Beach

Ward's Island Beach
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15. Woodbine Beach

Woodbine Beach
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16. Christie Lake

Christie Lake
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17. Fifty Point Beach

Fifty Point Beach
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18. Grand Bend

Grand Bend
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