Toronto Island Park
9 Queen's Quay West M5J 2H3 Toronto, ON, Canada

Enjoy the beach this weekend but don’t bring beer, wine or spirits. Alcohol is not permitted at parks and beaches. You can receive a $300 ticket. Info: https://www.toronto.ca//covid-19-/affected-city-services/

Ferry service to #TorontoIslandPark resumes today, but Centreville remains closed. A pre-purchased ticket and mask are mandatory for entry. Expect lineups while ferries must operate at 50% capacity for #physicaldistancing. Purchase tickets at: toronto.ca/ferry

As we have seen with other services and amenities that have reopened or restarted, ferry service to the Toronto Islands will be different with a number of new m...easures in place to help reduce the spread of #COVID19. In order to allow for physical distancing on the ferries and in the terminal, ferry tickets will be limited to 5,000 per day and must be purchased online at: toronto.ca/ferry. This is a lower number than what we usually see, but is a good example of the responsible approach we are taking to reopening. I encourage visitors to schedule extra time for their trip as there may be delays due to reduced capacity, #COVID19 procedures and increased cleaning of the vessels and ferry terminal facilities. While we get used to these changes, I ask for people’s patience and understanding. City staff are hard at work doing everything they can to make this experience work so that people can still visit our beautiful Toronto Islands this summer and I know that residents will continue to do the right thing and follow these guidelines as we move forward with reopening.

For updates on services and facilities visit toronto.ca/covid/

To help slow the rate of COVID-19 infection, as of March 14 the City of Toronto has cancelled programs and closed facilities. This account will be inactive during this time. Visit toronto.ca/covid19/ for a list of affected City services and toronto.ca/coronavirus/ to learn how you can protect yourself.

Toronto Island’s off-season runs from late-October/early November until mid-April. To view the ferry schedule, visit https://www.toronto.ca//toronto-islan/all-ferry-schedules/ Here’s what you need to know about visiting Toronto Island Park during the off-season: All facilities at Centre Island and Hanlan’s Point are closed except for the public washrooms:... near the Ward’s beach at Ward’s fire hall in Centre Island at Hanlan’s Point Ferry Dock All ferries go to and from Ward’s Island only. Please plan ahead to know your return boat schedule. There are no washrooms on the boat. It’s definitely cooler on the Islands and there is no heated shelter. Dress appropriately. Gloves, a hat and multiple layers are recommended. There is no shelter available during the winter. #CityofTO #TOparks

The new Centre Island Water Play splashpad is located where the original wading pool used to be: https://www.google.ca//data=!3m1!1e3!4m5!3m4!1s0x89d4cb2a5

The Toronto Island ferry service summer schedule starts May 15. toronto.ca/ferry/ #TOparks #TOferry #TOisland

The Toronto Region Conservation Authority has issued a "Water Safety and Shoreline Hazard Warning". Water levels are high which affects the stability of shorelines. Please tread carefully near the fast flowing waters and the shorelines of Lake Ontario. Toronto Island Park remains open serviced by the spring ferry schedule. TRCA’s Flood Forecasting and Warning Centre: https://trca.ca/floods/55297/

#CityofTO offers Specialty Camps on the Toronto Islands in the summer. From July 2 to August 26 camp participants will have the opportunity to visit the Franklin Children's Garden, William Meany Maze, Gibraltar Point Lighthouse, go on an Island Tram Tour, learn canoeing skills and go swimming on Centre Island and Wards Island beaches. There are many exciting outdoor programs to choose from this summer:... Franklin Junior Sprouts with Caregiver Island Explorer Island Ecologist Island Sports Island Drama Island Voyager For more information on Specialty Camps on the Toronto Islands, please send an email to Jessalynn Tolev. [email protected] toronto.ca/camps #TOrec

Tomorrow is the start of the 2019 Spring Boat schedule. More information: https://www.toronto.ca//toronto-islan/all-ferry-schedules/