Parks & Recreation Areas in Little Tibet, Toronto, ON
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1395 Lake Shore Blvd West, NIAGARA, Toronto, M6K 3C1
(416) 532-6979
Recreation Spot, Sports Team, Club 
Sunnyside Paddling Club is a beloved destination for paddlers in Toronto, offering a variety of boats for rent and a stunning lakefront location. The staff is friendly and responsive, making the experience seamless and enjoyable for all levels of paddlers. The facility is equipped with essentials like life vests, boats, and paddles, and the quick rental process makes it convenient for visitors. Multiple reviewers praise the beautiful location and the helpful, friendly team. The optimal spot for dragonboat courses adds to the club's appeal. Nearby results from the Parks & Recreation Areas category
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1575 Lake Shore Blvd W, Toronto, M6K 3C1
(647) 705-1975
Water sports equipment rental service, Yoga studio, Sports & Fitness Instruction, Park Customers highly recommend Oceah Oceah for sporting goods rentals, specifically Stand Up Paddleboarding (SUP) and kayaking. They praise the patient and friendly instructors, seamless online reservation process, well-maintained equipment, and affordable prices. They also mention the beautiful locations and easy access to water. 
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1575 Lake Shore Blvd W, Toronto, M6K 3C1
(416) 338-4386
Park Budapest Park is a beautiful and spacious recreation area located in Toronto. It offers a scenic view of Lake Ontario and is filled with greenery, trees, and various activities for visitors. The park is clean and has ample parking, making it an ideal spot for families, couples, and individuals. Visitors can relax, go for a walk, run, bike, or have a picnic. The park also features a swim pool, sandy beach, and a children's playground. The area is known for its peaceful atmosphere and serene setting, making it a popular destination for both locals and tourists. 
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75 Wabash Ave, Toronto, M6R 1N2
Community Organization, Park 
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180 Princes' Blvd, NIAGARA, Toronto, M6K 3C3
(416) 979-3327
Screemers is Canada's #1 Indoor Haunted Screem Park, with locations in Toronto and Hamilton. The 2011 Season is here, and The Scare is Everywhere | Site by Ryan Ward-Williams 
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1873 Bloor Street West, Toronto, M6R 2Z3
(416) 766-9935
High Park is Toronto's largest public park featuring many hiking trails, sports facilities, diverse vegetation, a beautiful lakefront, convenient parking, easy public transit access, a dog park, a zoo, playgrounds for children, a couple of eateries, greenhouses, picnic areas, a bunch of squirrels and various events throughout the year. 
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3 Ellis Ave, Toronto, M6R
(416) 338-5058
Park Sunnyside Bike Park is a popular destination for bike riding and walking, offering various tracks and features for all levels. The dirt tracks are particularly appreciated, but it's essential to avoid using them when wet to prevent erosion and maintain safety. The park is accessible throughout the year and provides beautiful lake views. Some users have expressed concerns about maintenance and safety issues, but the overall sentiment remains positive. 
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955 LAKE SHORE BLVD W, NIAGARA, Toronto, M6K 3B9
(416) 314-9900
Enjoy the Ultimate Movie Experience with IMAX. New 3D Movies in an IMAX Movie Theater for the Best Movie Experience. 
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955 Lake Shore Blvd W, Toronto, M6K 3B9
(416) 314-9900
Park Trillium Park is a beautiful and versatile recreation area in Toronto, praised for its scenic views of the city skyline and lake, paved paths for running, walking, and biking, and access to various activities and events during different seasons. The park also offers fire pits, picnic areas, restrooms, and is dog-friendly. Visitors recommend bringing a leash for pets and preparing for windier and colder weather. Additionally, the park provides opportunities for photography, relaxation, and plane-watching. 
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2001 Lake Shore Boulevard, Toronto, M6S 5B5
(416) 338-4386
Dog park 
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875 Dufferin St, Toronto, M6A 2T6
(416) 392-0913
Hockey rink, Park Dufferin Grove Park is a beloved destination for families and pet owners with its expansive green spaces, playgrounds, splash pads, and farmers market. The park also offers various community activities such as picnic areas, wood-fired ovens, and skate parks. The Thursday market showcases local produce, bakeries, and vendors, making it a must-visit for locals. 
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711 Lake Shore Boulevard W, Toronto, M5V 3T7
(416) 338-4386
Coronation Park is a beautiful, spacious and serene recreation area by the water with old trees, open areas, and scenic views of the lake. It features a reflective memorial to the military, and is a quiet getaway with a dog park, baseball diamond, picnic areas, and clean restrooms. The park offers opportunities for jogging, running, cycling, and skating. In fall and winter, it's less crowded with occasional visitors. Recommended for quiet walks and family outings. 
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28 Bathurst St, Toronto, M5V 0R4
(416) 304-9987
Cocktail bar, Shopping mall, Park, Brewery, Performance & Event Venue The Stackt Market in Toronto is a unique and innovative shopping destination constructed from shipping containers. Customers praise its distinctive aesthetic, diverse range of products, and commitment to sustainability. The market's layout is well-designed, featuring a diverse mix of local and international vendors. Shoppers enjoy the industrial-chic atmosphere and friendly, passionate vendors. The community feel is a major draw. The market also offers events and themed celebrations. The Belgian Moon Brewery is a popular spot for food and relaxation. Ample seating areas are available throughout the market. The venue is easily accessible and offers a variety of food, drink, and retail options, making it a must-visit in Toronto.