An east-end beach picnic with a covered site and accessible washroom building. This Place draft was checked on August 30, 2026. Recheck details that can change before publication.
| Address | 1675 Lake Shore Boulevard East, Toronto |
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| Best for | An east-end beach picnic with a covered site and accessible washroom building |
| Cost | Beach and park use are free. A guaranteed site or barbecue needs the current City permit and possible insurance. |
Our honest take
Two shelters, an accessible washroom building, playground, beach, boardwalk and trails make a full day.
Five picnic sites do not mean five roofs. Wind, crowds and parking make the day less calm.
Plan the visit
Transit: Take the 501 Queen streetcar and walk south. Carrying a large cooler is tiring, and summer parking fills quickly.
Access: The bathing station has accessible washrooms. Confirm the step-free distance from it and the closest drop-off to the exact shelter.
Hours and timing: Beach services and lifeguard schedules are seasonal. Confirm the bathing-station hours and exact covered site.
Check the official visitor information
Frequently asked questions
How many picnic shelters are at Woodbine Beach Park?
The current City facility record lists two shelters and five picnic sites.
Does the beach have an accessible washroom?
The City says the renovated bathing station includes accessible washrooms.
Is every picnic site covered?
No. Ask which exact site is one of the two shelters.
Is parking easy?
No. Summer lots fill and nearby traffic gets busy.
Can I swim during the picnic?
Swimming is seasonal and should only happen in the supervised area when lifeguards are on duty.