Humber Bay Park West

Nice park for a picnic along the shoreline on a nice sunny day. There are plenty of trees that provide good shade. The Toronto city skyline and CN tower view is also good. The trail is good for a walk, jogging or cycling and ride share bikes are also available. Parking is available and costs $1 per half hour but finding a spot is usually difficult on a busy day.

I love the hustle and bustle of the trails here. Lots of bikers, lots of puppers, lots of everything with exceptional lakefront views and spots to sit. Dig deep enough and you will find you own private oasis away from the crowd. Love it!

I live about 1.5 hrs away from here and had planned to explore the place with a friend. We rented bikes and were there for about 4 hours. We expected a sunset but it was cloudy that day. The best part was when people started leaving during evening hours and it became so quiet that you could hear the Ontario Lake’s waves from a distance. There were different spots on the Park more like an attached island from where you could have a wholesome view of Downtown. Wish we could do a bonfire too. But I highly recommend this place to people who love to explore places in nature’s lap

Absolutely gorgeous place with beaches and tons of picnic spots! Oh and did I mention, you also get to see breathtaking views of the Toronto skyline. This is a place to be in with you family for a picnic in the summer. A must-visit spot in Toronto!

The Skyline view was spectacular, must be better at the sunset. The Humber Bay East was under construction, some sections of the trail and the parking lot were closed. As a result, it was pretty quiet, very few people were rhere. The Humber Bay West, however, was busy. Plenty Green P parking spaces were available.

This is part of the waterfront trail, along the boardwalk overlooking Humber Bay. It is a nice park for picnics and there is a boat launching area. Walking further, you will get a glimpse of condominiums and a butterfly habitat. You will cross the Humber River Bridge to get to the Butterfly Habitat and the Humber Bay Park East which is closed for reconstruction and will open 2025.

One of the good viewing sites in Etobicoke, Toronto downtown is not too far from this site but it’s a nice experience to be there. Feel the peace when you are there. Feel the vibe. Totally Recommend. Every other weekend I’m there even though I live like 20miles far from that place. I like to go walk on the trail.

It’s a great place to enjoy nice weather along the shoreline in Etobicoke. Parking lot is at walkable distance and enough slots to park. It’s always maintained clean and the place is mostly crowded during weekends. The CN Tower view is beautifully seen from here, and it looks much better at night time when it’s lighted up. People also bike and jog when the weather is good.

One of our to go places during beautiful summer evenings. We discovered this gem a few years ago...a long track for us from Unionville, which is totally worth the drive. The views of downtown, the bridge and small cafes as well as food trucks parked along the drive makes it a very pleasant and happening place. Great for a family picnic, a stroll in the evening with a loved one or just an amazing bike ride on its bike paths....

Lots of open spaces and parking spots. Have great view of Toronto in the evening when the departing sunlight reflects on those skyscrapers and CN Tower.