Rennie Park

The middle pond and wooded banks at Rennie Park
Photo: City of Toronto. Source: https://www.toronto.ca/data/parks/live/locations/181/images.json. Publisher-approved for editorial use by Lost in Toronto on August 30, 2026. This does not claim a creator-issued licence.

A smaller west-end family picnic with one clear shelter. This Place draft was checked on August 30, 2026. Recheck details that can change before publication.

Address1 Rennie Terrace, Toronto
Best forA smaller west-end family picnic with one clear shelter
CostGeneral park use is free. Reserving the picnic site uses the current City permit and insurance rates.

Our honest take

One shelter, washroom, playground, wading pool, ponds and trails make a simple local day.

There is only one reservable picnic site. Bugs, wet ground and a small parking supply are real limits.

Plan the visit

Transit: Use Runnymede or Jane Station, then walk or take a local bus. Check the carry distance before bringing coolers.

Access: Confirm the firm step-free path from the parking lot to the shelter and seasonal washroom.

Hours and timing: The shelter is seasonal. Confirm the washroom and wading-pool dates before inviting guests.

Check the official visitor information

Frequently asked questions

Does Rennie Park have a picnic shelter?

Yes. The City lists one shelter and one picnic site.

How many tables are under the shelter?

A current City image describes eight picnic tables. Confirm the current setup when booking.

Does Rennie Park have a washroom?

The City lists one washroom facility. Check its seasonal hours.

Is there a playground?

Yes. The park also has a wading pool.

What is the main drawback?

Only one shelter can make popular dates hard to get.