Sugar Beach

Cool area with a great waterfront view. Lots to see and do with many places to sit and lots of restaurants in the area. Parking in many parking garages in the area at reasonable rates. A splash pad during summer and Muskoka chairs right along the waterfront. Walk along the waterfront on the nice walkway. We visited during fall and enjoyed the vibrant colours.

Beautiful man made beach to chill in the heart of Toronto. You can sit on the Muskoka chairs under the iconic pink umbrellas of Sugar Beach. You might get the fragrance of the Redpath sugar mill just beside the beach. Perfect for sunrise and sunset.

A wonderful oasis right on the waterfront. It stands out because of its pretty pink umbrellas. Although called a "beach" you can't actually get into the water from here. Enjoy it either in the winter or summer. There are many places to sit - with Muskoka chairs located under the umbrellas. Enjoy the walk along the waterfront too. Why is it named "Sugar Beach"? Because the Redpath Sugar refinery is right next door on the west side.

Absolutely amazed with this artificial beach! It was very calm and the view was stunning. What a hidden gem! We were really lucky to find this nice beach in the middle of busy Downtown Toronto. It was easy to find and accessible! Hope to visit more often!

Its not exactly a beach, there are some sitting spots where you can sit and relax and watch water. There is a good walkway, thats it. Calling it a beach would be a mistake.

Nice view for a sunrise or a sunset in the city. The beach has pink umbrellas and wooden chairs for public use which make a great spot for some photography. you are not allowed to swim in this beach but can have a great walk across the lake. Its called Sugar beach because its located right next to a sugar factory.

Not a real beach, but umbrellas are cute. Nice view during golden hour.

Cute little artificial beach next to sugar factory. Nice summer day visit, can’t go dipping in the lake from here. Its always busy on weekends.

A very small beach near dockside, looks like artificially made. It has beach chairs, umbrellas and water spring for kids. But you cannot go to the water or swim as it is fenced. There are paid parking spots at nearby buildings.

Fine place to relax