Woodbine Beach
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Photo by Michael Swan
Woodbine Beach is the most westerly stretch of sand in Toronto’s Beaches (aka “The Beach”) community. It curls the shore from Ashbridges Park to Kew Beach with a boardwalk running alongside the entire way. That wasn’t always the case. Until Lake Shore Avenue was extended to Woodbine in the 1950s, this shoreline was known as “The Cut”. It was a dark wooded area, far from the rest of the city and fancied by rum runners and their friends. Today, Woodbine Beach is the city’s hotspot for beach volleyball. Ashbridges Bay is just to the west.
The description above was copied from or heavily based on Swim Guide, with permission.
Features
- Blue Flag Site (2005 - 2023) - Certified annually as meeting strict water quality and safety criteria.
- Disabled friendly
- Kiosk
- Lifeguards
- The beach is sandy
- Site is inland
- Disabled can access water
- Public Parking
- Public Restrooms
- Public transportation available
- Swimming
- Walking Trails
- Volleyball courts
- Monitored Water Quality
More Information
- Swim Guide - Weather and water quality for Woodbine Beach and 8,000 other beaches.
- Wikipedia
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