Humber Bay Park East

I recently visited Humber Bay Park East and had an absolutely wonderful time. The park is situated in a picturesque location by the water, and offers stunning views of the Toronto skyline. During my visit, I spotted two turtles sunbathing on a branch in the water. While turtle sightings may not be completely rare, it was still an amazing sight that I was able to capture in a photo (attached is the picture).The park is well-maintained and perfect for a leisurely stroll or a relaxing picnic. There are plenty of benches and rest areas throughout the park, allowing visitors to take in the scenery and enjoy a quiet moment of tranquility.Overall, I highly recommend a visit to Humber Bay Park East for anyone looking to spend some time in nature while still being within the city. The combination of stunning views, well-maintained facilities, make this park an excellent destination for individuals, couples, and families alike.

Beautiful Park - A True Jewel of TorontoI came here during Victoria Weekend for a visit. Despite the construction going on I felt it still deserved a 5-star. Visited both East and West part. I liked better the east since I could capture best view of Toronto's skyline as well as Lake Ontario. My mother enjoyed it especially the 2 big swans swimming around. We almost gave up since there was almost no parking (better come early).

There seems to be free parking all around the area as the lots no longer have pay stations, and the area is quite well kept. The beaches are wide and the bridge is beautiful! Make sure to save alot of time for the walk because if you want to walk the whole boardwalk, it is very long! Also the bike paths are quite separated from the walking path so pedestrians wont worry about that

Went with my son. Was a little less less weather friendly but the rain had stopped. It's always a decent to awesome time venturing out from Sunnyside tod Humber bay.

Humber Way Park is a hidden oasis nestled in the heart of nature. With its lush green spaces, winding trails, and serene river views, it offers a peaceful escape for visitors. Whether you're looking to hike, cycle, or simply relax, Humber Way Park is a haven of natural beauty.

Trails in Toronto are wonderful, very well designed, and plentiful. This might be the best of the trail systems in town. Lake and city views, wide paved paths, dirt too if that is your preference

Humber Bay Park East is a wonderful destination with so much to offer! The abundance of condos and restaurants nearby makes it a vibrant and convenient location. We appreciated the ample parking available, ensuring a stress-free visit. The park's dog-friendly atmosphere allowed our furry friends to join in on the fun. The Air India memorial serves as a poignant reminder of history. The boardwalk is a fantastic addition, providing a scenic stroll with an incredible view of downtown. However, it's disheartening to encounter the occasional appalling cannabis smell near the bushes, and some pet owners not picking up after their dogs. Additionally, witnessing people littering with empty bottles and cigarette stubs was unfortunate. Despite these minor downsides, Humber Bay Park East remains a must-visit spot for its overall beauty and attractions

So calming location. Evening walks are always beautiful. The view from here looking over the Toronto city is fantastic. Don't miss the night view

Hey guys,Humber bay has a great view of the Toronto sea line, and great view of the sunrise, and sunset.It's a great place to walk your dog, get a bite to eat, go for a romantic walk, and get some exercise.I've found that there is always something going in the area, whether it's yoga classes, or live music.It's just a peaceful place to be and take in what's around you. There is also gardening groups that plant flowers and other plants which is a nice environmental touch.But to summarize if you haven't been here check it out.It's a great place to unwind, from our buy days.Until next time,Cheers,Akil

A lively, beautiful place for humankind. Dogs, bikes skateboards, walkers. All languages being spoken. Boats gather and moor in #AlbertsCove for safety and free fun.