Waterfront Exploration
The Waterfront Trail is the best way to see the area; consider walking or cycling to enjoy the continuous lake views.





New Toronto is a historic neighborhood nestled along the northern shore of Lake Ontario in the Etobicoke area. Characterized by its unique connection to the water, the area is home to several expansive green spaces, most notably Colonel Samuel Smith Park, which features a popular skating trail and diverse wildlife. Visitors can explore the Waterfront Trail, offering miles of paved paths for walking and cycling with panoramic lake views. With its blend of historic homes and local businesses along Lake Shore Boulevard, New Toronto provides a distinct, community-focused alternative to the high-energy environment of central Toronto.
New Toronto is a historic neighborhood nestled along the northern shore of Lake Ontario in the Etobicoke area. Characterized by its unique connection to the water, the area is home to several expansive green spaces, most notably Colonel Samuel Smith Park, which features a popular skating trail and diverse wildlife. Visitors can explore the Waterfront Trail, offering miles of paved paths for walking and cycling with panoramic lake views. With its blend of historic homes and local businesses along Lake Shore Boulevard, New Toronto provides a distinct, community-focused alternative to the high-energy environment of central Toronto.
Scenic trails along the Lake Ontario shoreline.
Proximity to the expansive Colonel Samuel Smith Park.
A mix of historic residential streets and local businesses.
Beautiful views of the lake and the city skyline.
The area is primarily residential, meaning it is much quieter and has less nightlife than the downtown core.
Temperatures can be noticeably cooler near the lake, so it is wise to bring an extra layer even on sunny days.
While accessible by public transit, travel to central Toronto can take 30 to 45 minutes depending on the time of day.
The Waterfront Trail is the best way to see the area; consider walking or cycling to enjoy the continuous lake views.
Visit Colonel Samuel Smith Park for its unique figure-eight skating trail in the winter and excellent birdwatching in the spring.
Quiet lakeside walks and experiencing a local Toronto neighborhood.
CAD $
$120-$200 p/day
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Explore the small cafes and local eateries along Lake Shore Boulevard West for a taste of the neighborhood's community spirit.
May-September
A great time for nature enthusiasts to visit the lakeside parks for bird migration season.
The ideal season for cycling the Waterfront Trail and enjoying the various waterfront parks and community events.
Perfect for long walks through the parks to see the autumn foliage against the backdrop of Lake Ontario.
Don't miss the outdoor skating trail at Colonel Samuel Smith Park, which offers a unique winter experience by the water.







