Attractions & things to do for the kids in your life

Nathalie's tips for a smooth outing

I found it stressful to manage both a baby in arm and a young swimmer all by myself in the public pools. (They want your kids to always be within arms reach, even with a life jacket.) Beaches provided me with more room to use my own judgement.

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Splash pads

WATER FUN: Splash pads

Many outdoor playgrounds include a wading pool but here are some places with splash pads, also called spray pads. They’re the easiest way to enjoy summer fun. (Please note that we'll be adding family outings to this section until the end of 2012.)


Albion Hills Conservation Area
Caledon (2 - 16 years old)
Bayview Village Park
North York (2 - 12 years old) FREE
Canada’s Sugar Beach
Toronto (2 - 16 years old) FREE
Canoe Landing
Toronto (2 - 16 years old) FREE
Cedar Park Resort
Bowmanville (4 - 16 years old)
Centennial Beach in Barrie
Barrie (2 - 16 years old) FREE
Chinguacousy Park
Brampton (2 - 16 years old) FREE
Cobourg Beach
Cobourg (2 - 16 years old) FREE
Coronation Park
Oakville (2 - 12 years old) FREE
Emerald Lake
Puslinch (2 - 16 years old)
Heart Lake Conservation Area
Brampton (2 - 16 years old)
Hendon Park
North York (2 - 12 years old) FREE
Kidstown Water Playground
Scarborough (2 - 9 years old) FREE
Lions Pool at Stratford
Stratford (2 - 16 years old)
Santa's Village in Bracebridge
Bracebridge (2 - 16 years old)
Sherbourne Common
Toronto (2 - 12 years old) FREE
Sherwood Park Ravine
Toronto (2 - 12 years old) FREE
Shops at Don Mills
North York (2 - 16 years old) FREE
Soak City at Ontario Place
Toronto (2 - 16 years old)