Came here with my bicycle from Warden/Lawrence (Humber River Trail). Its heavily traffic on week-ends so I decided to come weekdays. Nice view of Toronto skyline. You can come just to hang out, biking, running or just sight seeing. read more

Humber Bay Park East - Parks Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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The parking situation is good if you come in earlier In the day. We once arrived around 6:45pm and parking was full. Weekends parking lot Is not accessible after 7pm.also it's $ 9 parking fee from 9am - 8pm on weekends. View of the city from here is awesome! Several trails around this area. With the patio seating open there are several options for food as well in the area. You can easily spend an entire day with dedicated cycling lanes and easy trails this park is for every age group. read more

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I almost don't want to review the area in fear that it will drive even more crowds to the area but the reality is, this is a beautiful spot just outside of the downtown area, with just spectacular views of the Toronto Skyline and growing restaurant scene to support the growing foot traffic. Definitely busier in the summer months but with the expansion and revitalization of the walking paths finishes late in 2019, this area is just a great area to spend a weekend afternoon or weeknight evening. Dog friendly, children friendly and family friendly with a nearby Saturday farmers market from May to October, this area is a great place to stop by and visit read more

One of best spots in Etobicoke for a walk along the Lakeshore. Walking trail and Bike trail are my favorites. The trail extends to downtown Toronto abd is popularly known as Martin Goodman Trail Humber Bay Butterfly Park is the highlight. There are plenty for restaurants and cafés in the area. read more

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Yes there is also a Humber Bay Park West in addition to this one on the East side. They are essentially the same park on either side of the delta of the Humber river where it meets Lake Ontario. While the West park has a service road in, the east does as well but it's basically the continuation of Park Lawn where it meets Lakeshore Blvd. Both parks are actually connected via a pedestrian bridge as well. The west side hosts a couple marinas so the boating traffic would be far busier on that side. The east side park of Humber Bay park however is more scenic for several reasons. The view from each is probably the most telling of course. While looking at the main land from the west side park you'll see Mimico and the coast on the west side towards Long Branch, Port Credit, Oakville etc. The east side park has the advantage of looking towards the city however. The winding lakeshore of Sunnyside, basically the entire Goodman trail along Lakeshore Blvd, the Boulevard Club, Ontario Place, the Islands as well as the skyline of the city are all visible from the east side park. The east side has more bodies of water. Although it's mostly surrounded by brush there's a skinny body of water which is marsh like that basically runs the length of the peninsula. It becomes visible from a bridge where this thin pond bottlenecks to a small waterfalls which empties to an interior pond which has several walkways for crossing however the middle part is enclosed . This is the area where you may see people using their remote control boats because it's large enough to move around but also calm water since it's enclosed. There are some winding trails and some right along the lakeshore which are a bit rocky but not too steep. The path that faces east towards the city however is quite rocky and may take some effort to climb a few rocks to get a good wide view of the city. It seems there's no fee for parking after August (or was it September?) basically when it's not summer. The parking lot is quite large but I can see how it could get busy when it's summer. As I'm writing this there's a lot of construction going on with Lakeshore Blvd in the Mimico area as they're redoing the streetcar tracks there. read more

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A beautiful place just to sit and watch the sunset or sunrise over the city. Very quiet and peaceful. There are no convenience store nearby so make sure you pack your water and snacks. Lots of benches and rocks to sit. read more

Humber Bay Park East - Parks Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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I love the east more then the west! three words are you ready? three more words... THAT SKYLINE THOUGH. humber bay park east just seems to be a much more vibrant park in comparison to the west, and the skyline is one of the reasons that I can come up with. it just seems like a better section of the humber bay, more wildlife and scenery. a great place to spend walking around, maybe not for a complete day, but for a couple of hours you can waste just relaxing away. this side comes with marina but no dock to drop a boat off with? very happy coming here with my camera, a bit of a downside though is that there is one washroom on this side, but its right at that parking lot, which could be good or bad depending on if you park here or not. parking is pay as you go or metered. come and spend a couple of hours here and watch the city go through its day. aside from driving, the 501 streetcar is a great transit option to get to the park. come for a sunrise, you will not be disappointed read more

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This is such a beautiful park. Great Lake views and if you walk to the end of the trails you'll find a great view of the city of Toronto. It is absolutely beautiful. The blue waters of Lake Ontario are crystal clear out here and it's just amazing. Parking is free October-April and pay at the metered box during the summer months. read more

Great spot to talk a walk! Nice view and great path. Lots of parking and tickets accessible. Just remember to wear your mask and always observe social distancing. read more

A much needed grocery option in the Humber Bay Shores/Mystic Pointe neighbourhoods of south Etobicoke. Before opening towards the end of March this year, the closest grocery options for local residents was a plethora of No Frills and a two Sobeys. Neither of which really cater to the heavy condo/young professional population inhabiting the area. Open now, this location is geared towards the busy young professional and their needs. First and foremost its a smaller concept store, with a big focus on meals to go, and ready made/fresh made options. Their salad bar alone has healthy options like kale, quinoa, sweet potatoes, grilled veggies and various types of lettuce (amongst many things), and once you've tossed together the meal of your choosing you merely pay a price/lb/kg. You can also pick up items such as grilled meats/veggies, pierogies, and best of all pizzas! You can buy a personal size pizza OR have a custom pizza made fresh in their wood fired oven for pennies on the dollar compared to other pizza joints. For those with a little more time on their hands, the produce, fresh breads, meat and fresh fish counters (as well as sushi) are top shelf, and consistently being restocked! This is a newer concept in following in the style of other large chain grocers catering to a more Urban market style. Easily the BEST feature of this location is the large amount of underground parking available on premise. Any regular grocery shopper can attest to the fact that there is nothing worse than loading your groceries into you car when winter winds are blowing. This feature alone is a 5 star! Price wise, expect to see you grocery bill be about 10-15% higher than normal, which for the level of convenience and specialization they're providing I can sort of expect read more

I love all types of parks, this being one of my favourites. Any where you are, you will have a great view. I usually come here with friends to BBQ and to have jam sessions. I like how the city keeps it clean and even the public washrooms are not too bad. This is a big park and you can easily kill a whole day by either going for a walk, a bike ride, taking the dogs out or having a bonfire with the little ones. Whatever you do, its beautiful and relaxing. I like how convenient the park is to local stores and the Gardiner Express Way. When I'm not on land, my friends and I happen to bring out the Jet skis and rip it across the waters near Humber Bay Park and its just gorgeous. This is my mini getaway ;) read more

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I haven't spent a ton of time here yet, but I did come down here for a number of hours over a holiday weekend last summer. This is a wonderful park, and one of my favorite things about this part of Toronto. There's ample parking over in Humber Bay West Park, and then you can walk down through this part of it. There are tons of opportunities for people watching, and there are great views of the downtown skyline from here. The gardens are well curated, I particularly like the native plant section, which is a good place to keep an eye out for butterflies and birds. This is a park that I plan on spending a lot of my future time in. read more

Love this little spot of land. There are trails with spots to sit and look at the skyline or at the open lake. It's not often busy, so a good spot to wander, sit, and contemplate. read more

Keep in mind there is Humber Bay Park East and Humber Bay Park West. I feel the East side is much better. I've been coming here since I was a kid. Awesome place to go for a walk. The views of downtown and the lake are amazing. There are boulders that line parts of the shoreline that you can walk on. You can also skip rocks on the beach. There are little ponds here and there that look lovely. My one complaint is that parking isn't free from roughly May to September. This is only at the East side. I don't know what the parking situation is like on the West side. The West side has less green space. There are some boating clubs/docks. If you have the time, check out both sides. If you're pressed for time, I recommend the East side. read more