Parks & Recreation Areas in Toronto, ON with website - page 4
Find accurate info on the best parks & recreation areas to see in Toronto. Get reviews and contact details for each business, including phone number, address, opening hours, promotions and other information.
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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. 
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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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2075 Queen St E, THE BEACH, Toronto, M4L 1J1
(416) 392-0740
Sports clubs, Exce, Amusement and Recreation Services, managers, Park, Managers & Promoters, Executive, and promoters, Legislative & General Government 
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200 Eglinton Ave W, LAWRENCE PARK SOUTH, Toronto, M4R 1A7
(416) 392-2489
Park, Amusement and recreation, Swimming pool 
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3279 Yonge St, Toronto, M4N 2L8
(647) 300-0016
Real Estate Agent, Park, Real estate agents 
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1695 Queen St E, Toronto, M4L 1G7
(416) 392-2489
Park Woodbine Park is a well-kept green space with various facilities for picnics, cycling, and walks. It features a small pond, washrooms, and a seating area. The park is known for its festivals, including Buskerfest, which attracts crowds. While some appreciate the wide and easy-to-access area, others note the occasional unpleasant smell. The beach is also popular but can be crowded with parking being a concern. 
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1 Leslie Street, Toronto, M4M 3M2
(416) 661-6600
Park, Environmental Conservation Organization, Nature preserve 
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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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1200 Lansdowne Avenue, Toronto, M6E 1C3
(416) 222-5820
Nonprofit Organization, Non-profit organization, Community Organization, Park, Dog park