Beach Day

Beach Day/ Volleyball Tournament

Enjoy a relaxing, fun day at Toronto's most popular beach! Woodbine Beach, once a wooded area known as "The Cut," became a public beach in the 1950s after the extension of Lake Shore Boulevard made the waterfront more accessible. Originally a cottage retreat, it evolved into Toronto’s largest urban beach and a popular recreational hub. Students can play volleyball, go swimming in the lake or relax on the beach.

Fun Facts

Biggest Beach in Toronto – stretches over 2 km, so there’s lots of space to run, play, or relax.

Volleyball Heaven – over 90 courts in the summer, perfect for friendly matches.
Historic Lifeguard Station – Leuty Lifeguard Station has been keeping swimmers safe since the 1920s!
Clean & Safe – it’s Blue Flag certified, meaning the water and beach are top-notch.

BEACH DAY ITINERARY

1:00PM: Walk to the St. George Station

1:10PM: Take the Line 2 Eastbound train.

1:30PM: Get off at Woodbine Station and walk up to the bus platform to take the 92 bus south.

1:45PM: Get off at the Woodbine Beach Loop at Lake Shore Blvd East and walk to the beach.

2:00PM-4:00PM: Play beach volleyball

4:00PM: Groups start getting ready to leave

4:30PM: Board the 92 bus north to Woodbine Station

4:50PM: Arrive at Woodbine Station

Directions:

Walk to the St. George Station
Take the Line 2 Eastbound train
Get off at Woodbine Station and walk up to the bus platform to take the 92 bus south
Get off at the Woodbine Beach Loop at Lake Shore Blvd East and walk to the beach

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