Bluffer's Beach
Bluffer's Beach is the public swimming beach at Bluffer's Park, with Lake Ontario access, picnic areas, washrooms, and busy weekend parking at the foot of Brimley Road.
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Ontario Water Access
Verified water access points, launch sites, beaches, and paddling places in Ontario.
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Cherry/Clarke Beach
At the foot of Cherry Street, Cherry/Clarke Beach offers Lake Ontario swimming during the supervised beach season, with washrooms, picnic space, and parking listed by the City.
Fifty Point Marina
Fifty Point Marina is the serviced boating base inside Fifty Point Conservation Area on western Lake Ontario. It works for transient moorage and trailered launches, with fuel, pump-out, showers, visitor docks, and a nearby restaurant, but boaters should confirm the current navigation-channel depth before the trip.
Lakefront Promenade Marina
Lakefront Promenade Marina serves boaters on Mississauga's Lake Ontario waterfront with transient berthing, fuel, pump-out, shore power, showers, laundry, and a seasonal patio eatery. Parking and harbour rules are stricter than the surrounding park, so confirm your berth and services before you arrive.
Marie Curtis Park East Beach
Marie Curtis Park East Beach sits on Toronto's west waterfront, with seasonal supervised swimming, washrooms, picnic areas, a playground, and City-listed parking.
Portsmouth Olympic Harbour Boat Launch
Portsmouth Olympic Harbour is Kingston's serviced west-end launch for boaters who want a city marina around the ramp. The trip planning is mostly about fees, trailer parking, fuel and pump-out timing, and marina-season hours, with Lake Ontario conditions waiting just outside the protected harbour.
Sunnyside Beach
Sunnyside Beach sits beside Sunnyside Park on Toronto's west waterfront. The City lists washrooms, picnic space, playground amenities, and seasonal lifeguard coverage; check SwimSafe results before swimming.
Valens Lake Fishing Access
Valens Lake is a managed conservation-area reservoir north of Hamilton with fishing from boats, shoreline, docks, and a bridge across the lake. The trip planning is mostly about timing: admission fees apply, rentals are seasonal, electric motors are the limit, and fishing closes every spring for the fish-sanctuary period.
Woodbine Beach
Woodbine Beach covers a wide stretch of Toronto's east-end shoreline, with washrooms, picnic areas, playground and fitness facilities, seasonal lifeguards, and accessible beach mats near the water.