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Designed and built for families with children. This is the beach where kids will stay busy all day long!
- Where is Marie Curtis Park Beach? on the north shore of Lake Ontario at the western border of Toronto (where it meets the city of Mississauga), at Lake Shore Boulevard West and 39th Street
- Coordinates: latitude» 43.5835°
longitude» -79.5426° - Water Type: freshwater
- Climate: continental (hot, humid summers; cold, damp winters)
- Development: heavily built-up urban area; part of major city
- Length of Beach:
- Type: beige sand
19°C | 66°F
Partly CloudyWind: S 15Kmph
Humidity: 73%
24°C | 16°C
75°F | 61°F
23°C | 13°C
74°F | 55°F
23°C | 17°C
74°F | 62°F
29°C | 14°C
83°F | 57°F
24°C | 18°C
75°F | 64°F
50 Marie Curtis Park Beach Attractions, Points of Interest and Landmarks located within 50 miles (80.5 kilometers) of Marie Curtis Park Beach
- Long Branch » 0.7m/1.1km
- Sherway Gardens » 2.2m/3.5km
- New Toronto » 2.2m/3.5km
- Port Credit » 3m/4.9km
- Etobicoke » 4.4m/7.2km
- Burnham Thorpe » 4.5m/7.2km
- Montgomerys Inn » 4.8m/7.7km
- Square One Shopping Mall » 4.9m/8km
- Living Arts Center-Mississauga » 5.2m/8.4km
- Playdium » 5.2m/8.4km
- Etienne Brule Park » 5.3m/8.5km
- Centennial Park » 5.4m/8.7km
- High Park » 5.8m/9.4km
- Cinesphere » 6.9m/11.2km
- Molson Amphitheatre the Amphitheatre » 7m/11.2km
- BMO Field » 7m/11.3km
- Lamport Stadium » 7.1m/11.4km
- Exhibition Place » 7.2m/11.7km
- Ontario Place » 7.3m/11.8km
- Toronto Pearson Intl Airport YYZ » 7.6m/12.2km
- Toronto Congress Centre » 7.6m/12.3km
- Trinity Bellwoods Park » 7.8m/12.5km
- York » 7.9m/12.8km
- Toronto Island Airport YTZ » 8.1m/13km
- Christie Pits Park » 8.3m/13.3km
- Rogers Centre » 8.6m/13.8km
- HTO Park » 8.6m/13.8km
- Toronto Union Station » 8.7m/14.1km
- TIFF Toronto International Film Festival » 8.8m/14.1km
- CN Tower » 8.8m/14.1km
- Canadian Broadcasting Centre » 8.8m/14.1km
- Centreville Amusement Park » 8.8m/14.1km
- Harbourfront Centre » 8.8m/14.2km
- Princess of Wales Theatre » 8.8m/14.2km
- Metro Toronto Convention Center » 8.9m/14.3km
- Art Gallery of Ontario » 8.9m/14.3km
- Grange Park » 8.9m/14.3km
- Chinatown Toronto » 8.9m/14.4km
- Royal Alexandra Theatre » 8.9m/14.4km
- Ontario College of Art and Design » 8.9m/14.4km
- Roy Thomson Hall » 9m/14.4km
- Four Seasons Centre » 9.1m/14.7km
- Bata Shoe Museum » 9.2m/14.8km
- Downtown Toronto » 9.2m/14.8km
- University of Toronto » 9.2m/14.8km
- Air Canada Centre » 9.2m/14.8km
- Hospital for Sick Children » 9.3m/14.9km
- Varsity Stadium » 9.3m/14.9km
- Nathans Philips Square » 9.3m/14.9km
- Queens Park » 9.3m/14.9km
Marie Curtis Park Beach and the adjoining parkland is a popular destination for families thanks to abundant recreational facilities for children, be that individual entertainment such as swings, monkey-bars, seesaws and a wading pool, to group sports like baseball.
The signs here say, “Please walk on the grass” and it’s arguably the friendliest park and beach in Toronto. The huge playground is in the park area, but the beach is long, with warm southern exposure, and some of the swings and playground amenities are right on the sand.
This is where wide Etobicoke Creek feeds into Lake Ontario, and the graceful willows bend over the water as you walk toward the beach, creating a natural shade and rest area. Try biking or even hiking in this area; the walking trail is called “Etobicoke Creek Trail” and is so peaceful that you would hardly know you were in a big metropolis.
On the beach there are volleyball nets, and great spots to picnic, with tables supplied (get there early to get the choice picnic location!). And enjoy a little bird watching; Canada geese, ducks and other birds hang around the beach, too. It’s always fun to visit the cannon, a classic of Toronto’s distant past, as it sits on the beach keeping vigil for the children playing all around.
The efficient GO Transit trains stop nearby at the Long Branch GO station, and it’s only a 5-minute walk from there. The beach is close to the Toronto Golf Club and shopping, and there are two boat-launch ramps at Marie Curtis Park Beach.
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