Best known for its ornamental lighting, pink umbrellas, and white Muskoka chairs, Sugar Beach is one of Toronto’s most Instagram-friendly spots. It didn’t get this name because it looks like a sweet, cotton candy paradise—its name actually references the nearby Redpath Sugar’s refinery.

If you’re looking forward to a swim in Lake Ontario during your visit to Sugar Beach, you’re up for a disappointment. This beach primarily functions as a waterfront public space for relaxation and social activities, but watersports are not encouraged.

That shouldn’t stop you from having the time of your life at Sugar Beach. It’s a perfect place to sit back and relax while enjoying beautiful views of Lake Ontario and attend some of the local events and festivals, including the Sail-In Cinema and Wine and Spirit Festival.

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Best known for its ornamental lighting, pink umbrellas, and white Muskoka chairs, Sugar Beach is one of Toronto’s most Instagram-friendly spots. It didn’t get this name because it looks like a sweet, cotton candy paradise—its name actually references the nearby Redpath Sugar’s refinery.

If you’re looking forward to a swim in Lake Ontario during your visit to Sugar Beach, you’re up for a disappointment. This beach primarily functions as a waterfront public space for relaxation and social activities, but watersports are not encouraged.

That shouldn’t stop you from having the time of your life at Sugar Beach. It’s a perfect place to sit back and relax while enjoying beautiful views of Lake Ontario and attend some of the local events and festivals, including the Sail-In Cinema and Wine and Spirit Festival.

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