Sunnyside Beach
7.6Locals Score / 10#5 of 7 Beaches in Toronto
free
Known forlakefronthistoricoutdoor poolfree
Sunnyside Beach sits along the western lakefront and is anchored by the historic Sunnyside Bathing Pavilion and an outdoor pool — one of the city's great summer institutions. The beach itself is sandy and well-maintained, with the Martin Goodman Trail running alongside for cyclists and joggers. It gets busy on hot summer weekends and parking can be a challenge, so arriving early or cycling in is wise. The surrounding Sunnyside Park adds picnic space and a festive atmosphere.
Key facts
| Hours | Hours not verified |
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| Price | free |
| Phone | — |
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| Last verified | July 14, 2026 |
Locals Score
7.6/10- Value9.5
- Iconic6.0
- Excellence8.0
- Crowd level7.5
- Authenticity7.5
- Accessibility7.5
Nearby in Ask Toronto
- High ParkPark1.19 km · 15 min walk
- Roncesvalles VillageNeighborhood1.55 km · 19 min walk
- Reunion Island CoffeeCafé1.89 km · 24 min walk
- Humber Bay ParkPark1.9 km · 24 min walk
- Sorauren Farmers MarketMarket2.06 km · 26 min walk
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