Enjoying the sunrise at Woodbine Beach. The boardwalk is part of Toronto's Waterfront Trail and follows the Lake Ontario shoreline. It goes from Ashbridges Bay Park to Balmy Beach Park with access to Kew Gardens.
Leuty Lifeguard Station has been a landmark at Woodbine Beach for over 100 years. It’s still active as a lifeguard station and is protected under the Ontario Heritage Act.
Lakeside view of Leuty Lifeguard Station at Woodbine Beach Toronto. The lifeguards don’t start until 10:30 am so, there's no activity at the station this early.
There’s 3 km of sandy beach at Woodbine Beach. You can see the CN Tower in Downtown Toronto from Woodbine Beach (to the right of the smokestacks).
This beach has a blue flag certification which means it meets high standards for water quality,...
There’s 3 km of sandy beach at Woodbine Beach. You can see the CN Tower in Downtown Toronto from Woodbine Beach (to the right of the smokestacks).
This beach has a blue flag certification which means it meets high standards for water quality, environmental management, environmental education, and safety.
You can continue on the Boardwalk to Balmy Beach Park. Our walk was 4 km return. The path starts ta Ashbridges Bay Park and ends at Balmy Beach Park with access to Kew Gardens.
The 'We All Come from Water' Mural by Jacquie Comrie was added to the Pavillion in 2021. The mural 'pays homage to our ancestors, well honouring a woman's resilience and power.'
The ‘Wish You Were Here’ mural is by Sarah Palmer as part of the Scotiabank Contact Photography Festival.
Unfortunately, the pool is closed for renovation.
This ice cream shop is perfectly located halfway through the park. There are public washrooms & picnic tables available here.
Unfortunately, they weren’t open yet. Ice cream is dairy so it can be a breakfast food, right? ;)
There are 2 living walls at Beaches N’Cream. They were added by the City of Toronto and are meant to help bring Nature to the City and increase bio-diversity.
Recently renovated, the bathing station has washrooms, change rooms, and water bottle filling stations. Just to the East of the building are volleyball courts where beach volleyball leagues play or you can put up your net.
We treated ourselves to breakfast after our walk at Woodbine Beach.
Booster Juice, GG’s Hamburger and Toronto Beach Club Restaurant are in the same building.