Parks in Whitby, Ontario

Really big indoor skatepark. Not crowded usually with lots of rails and quater pipes. Theres a food court ... More on skateboardpark.com

-Indoor -Skate Shop -A little shop to buy pizza/drinks and stuff -Arcade -By December 2003, a triple ramp is comming in. Three ramps (6ft, 4ft, and 3ft) spined, rollered together with a 12 ft high wallride -Spines -Flatbanks -Rails, ... More on skateboardpark.com

Seasonal outdoor driving range - Open 8 a.m. to dusk - Over 25 mats - Adjacent sports bar & restaurant with big screen T.V. More on entertainment.com

Until 2007, the CN Tower was the tallest freestanding structure in the world. It is right next to the Roger... More on NileGuide

Recommend visiting at sunset -the views are fantastic More on GeckoGo

Originally a sandbar peninsula, the Toronto Islands, which arch around the city's harbour, were cut adrift... More on The Rough Guide to: Ontario

These islands, located less than 10 minutes from downtown via ferries, have over 600 park acres with walkin... More on DogFriendly.com

What a difference a year (or two) can make. Allan Gardens used to be down at the heels and seedy, but sinc... More on Frommers

HOW TO GET TICKETS It might difficult to get tickets for the NHL games in Toronto, since hockey seems t... More on igougo

Park Lane - Think of Park Lane as a guaranteed hangover. And we mean that in the best possible way. Located... More on clubzone

Good suburb, a place to go! More on GeckoGo

Behind the flat iron building there is a great park encased by the surrounding skyscrapers. Berczy park is ... More on NileGuide

The placing of it makes the building a narrow wedge shape. More on TripAdvisor

This land was originally part of a military reserve when Toronto was still a small town called York and th... More on Frommers

There are baseball games, tennis and dog walking, but also sitting in the sun, taking a break from the conc... More on TripAdvisor

In 1847, Toronto was a city of 20,000 -- until 38,000 Irish immigrants arrived that summer. On June 21, 2007, this memorial to the Irish Famine was opened at Eireann Quay by Mary McAleese, president of Ireland. The park was inspired ... More on Frommers