Toronto Islands Review

Beautiful sight of Toronto city taken from Toronto Islands assessable by ferry.

I went with my family on the first Saturday of July. The weather is nice, the scenery is nice, and there are children's rides, so my 8-year-old son liked it very much^^ I didn't have a car, so the air seemed better. There were so many things to see around the park.

The islands originally had many houses, but they were gradually dismantled by the government, and now there are only more than 200 households left. The remaining houses of these fruits cannot be transferred, so they are all "priceless treasures", and the residents are like arches. Some years ago, the government was proposed to reclaim all land, but the islanders strongly opposed it.

An green oasis just minutes away from Downtown Toronto. Accessible by ferry you can easily spend a day wandering or biking around the islands with great views of the city!

I've been here several times, most recently with my friends on BBQ. In the lakeside woods, there is a place full of green grass and shadows. When two big tables are put together, you can sit around a table for twenty people. Every family put out their own cold dishes, snacks and fruits. Simply with the belly of the fruit, they began to prepare the oven and roast vegetables. Mutton, Lake shrimp, cowboy bones and various vegetables will be roasted. Children will run on the grass and chat with joy and laughter. Summer here is really precious!

The Toronto Islands are a series of small islands under the jurisdiction of Toronto City, Ontario, Canada, located on Lake Ontario, across the Toronto Port and downtown Toronto, and rely on ferry connections to the city center. The Toronto Islands are a popular leisure destination in the city, with a small residential community and Billy Bishop's Toronto City Airport. The Toronto Islands are a car-free community, but service vehicles are allowed to travel on the islands.