20 Fun Things To Do On The Toronto Islands
The Toronto Islands are a great way to take a break from the city. While it's no tropical paradise, there's still a lot of fun things to do there. Whether you're looking to do something active or just soak in the rays with a drink in hand, there's something for everyone at the Islands.
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Here are 20 fun things to do at the Toronto Islands:
Wander through the William Meany Maze.
Free
Channel your inner tourist and go for a quadricycle ride with a few companions.
$17 for the first hour
$8.50 for every additional half hour($30 deposit)
Ponder at some local art at the Rectory Art Gallery.
Free (by appointment)
Grab a filling meal by the docks at the Island Cafe.
See menu here
Snap some photos with the historic Gibraltrar Lighthouse.
Free
Rent kayak or canoe at the Boat House and explore the nearby waterways.
$27 for 1 hour for canoes and pedal boats
$17 for 1 hour for solo kayaks
$34 for 1 hour for tandem kayaks
Get day tipsy at the Toronto Island Marina Bar's upper patio.
Please contact for details
Hop on the "Eddy" and go on a scenic electric boat tour.
$11.95 + tax per adult
$8.85 + tax per child
$39.82 + tax for two adults and two children
Feel like a kid again on the swan boats, mini coasters and fun houses at Centreville.
$33.50 all-day pass (for individuals over 4 ft)
$23.50 all-day pass (for individuals under 4 ft)
Grab a warm cup of coffee at the Rectory Cafe.
See menu here
Tan your butt cheeks off at Hanlan's Point clothing optional beach.
Free
Bring a frisbee and some friends for a fun game of disc golf.
Free (bring your own frisbee)
Inject music into your soul at the Electric Island music festival.
~ $50 per ticket
Enjoy the view of the Toronto skyline while sipping on a beer at the Toronto Island BBQ & Beer Co.
See menu here
Tame your balance by trying yoga on a stand-up paddle board with a rental from Toronto Island SUP.
$45 per 1.5 hour sunset class
Play your way to the top at one of the beach volleyball courts on the island.
Free
Shred some green with some lawn bowling at the Ward's Island clubhouse.
Please contact for more information
Learn the difference between a llama and an alpaca at the Far Enough Farm petting zoo.
$33.50 all-day pass (for individuals over 4 ft)
$23.50 all-day pass (for individuals under 4 ft)
Stay for one more night at the Swan's End Guest House.
Please contact for more information
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