Berczy Park
Toronto, Canada
Choose a street-side entrance for a compact downtown meetup; fountain operation is seasonal.
Wellington Street East and Scott Street, Toronto
Places to meet in Toronto, Canada
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Browse 20 reviewed meeting-place options in Toronto, Canada. Each listing gives you an address and information to help your group agree where to meet.
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Christie Pits Park
Toronto, Canada
Meet by an entrance for a casual park walk; sports areas may be booked.
Bloor Street West and Christie Street, Toronto
Colonel Samuel Smith Park
Toronto, Canada
Meet on the waterfront paths; keep to marked routes around wildlife areas.
Lake Shore Boulevard West and Kipling Avenue, Toronto
Corktown Common
Toronto, Canada
Meet on the public paths for a walk near the Don River.
Bayview Avenue and Mill Street, Toronto
David Pecaut Square
Toronto, Canada
A central outdoor meeting point; festivals and events may occupy parts of the square.
King Street West and Simcoe Street, Toronto
Dufferin Grove Park
Toronto, Canada
A neighborhood spot for a short walk or a bench-side chat.
Dufferin Street and Dufferin Park Avenue, Toronto
Edwards Gardens
Toronto, Canada
Meet on the outdoor garden paths; respect seasonal closures and planting areas.
Lawrence Avenue East and Leslie Street, Toronto
Guild Park and Gardens
Toronto, Canada
Meet on the outdoor sculpture and garden paths during park access hours.
Guildwood Parkway, Scarborough, Toronto
High Park
Toronto, Canada
Choose a named entrance for a walk; some natural trails are not maintained in winter.
Bloor Street West and High Park Avenue, Toronto
HTO Park
Toronto, Canada
Meet along the waterfront paths; the sand area is for relaxing rather than swimming.
Queens Quay West, Harbourfront, Toronto
Humber Bay Park
Toronto, Canada
Specify the east or west entrance for a lakeside walk. Stay outside posted construction closures, including sections of the west shoreline.
Park Lawn Road and Lake Shore Boulevard West, Toronto
Kew Gardens
Toronto, Canada
Meet on the park paths before a walk down toward the beach.
Queen Street East and Lee Avenue, Toronto
Nathan Phillips Square
Toronto, Canada
Meet beside a clearly agreed landmark; civic events can change access to the square.
Queen Street West and Bay Street, Toronto
Queen's Park
Toronto, Canada
Meet on the public paths north of the legislature for a central-city walk.
Queen's Park Crescent, University of Toronto area, Toronto
Riverdale Park East
Toronto, Canada
Meet at the east-side Broadview Avenue entrance for a skyline-view walk; slopes can be slippery.
Broadview Avenue, Riverdale, Toronto
St. James Park
Toronto, Canada
Meet on the public garden paths for a short Old Town walk.
King Street East and Jarvis Street, Toronto
Sugar Beach
Toronto, Canada
Meet by the pink umbrellas for a waterfront chat; this urban beach is not for swimming.
Queens Quay East and Lower Jarvis Street, Toronto
Trinity Bellwoods Park
Toronto, Canada
Meet near the park gates for a walk or a relaxed lawn meetup.
Queen Street West and Strachan Avenue, Toronto
Withrow Park
Toronto, Canada
Meet at an agreed entrance for a relaxed neighborhood walk.
Logan Avenue and Withrow Avenue, Toronto
Woodbine Beach
Toronto, Canada
Choose a named boardwalk entrance for a beach walk; swim only where and when permitted.
Lake Shore Boulevard East and Woodbine Avenue, Toronto
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