Humber Bay Butterfly Habitat — Attraction in Toronto

It posted as the Butterfly Garden, although it is nearby - it's not the Butterfly Garden. Its Humber Bay Park just over the bridge and to your left. That's where that pic was taken. They got into the water right there - they went kayaking and had an awesome time - it was a beautiful day -gorgeous weather. i love this park! As of today Sept 5th, 2019 the city is still working on the pathway which makes it very inconvenient.... missed almost the whole summer being able to walk into the park from so many different entrances. They're paving, putting a bike and pedestrian lanes to make it "safer", i think. It's kinda scary with bicycles flying by. I've seen many a family w/ small children and well not just small children, adults, couples just get so frustrated and scared. 'Rules of the road' hopefully when they're done it'll be safer. And much clearer of where pedestrians and bicyclists are supposed on the lanes . Honestly, i have much more to say about cyclists ---- my mother was seriously injured by one. 2 1/2 years ago - shes never come home ever again - she has a frontal lobe injury, she will never be the same ;( i'll save this for another day. THE BOTTOM LINE IS: Humber Bay Park is a beautiful place!! Definitely...

Humber Bay Park is an absolutely stunning place to visit in every season. No matter what time of year, this park offers breathtaking views, peaceful walking trails, and a perfect escape from the busy city life. Whether it’s spring with blooming flowers, summer with its refreshing lake breeze, or autumn with its vibrant colors, the park never fails to impress.

Even in winter, Humber Bay Park is incredibly beautiful. The frozen lake, snow-covered trees, and the peaceful atmosphere create a magical winter wonderland. It’s a great spot for a quiet walk, photography, or simply enjoying nature in its purest form. The park is also home to many birds, including swans and ducks, which add to the charm of the experience.

The walking and biking trails are well-maintained, making it an excellent place for outdoor activities. You can also find benches along the way, perfect for sitting and enjoying the view. The skyline view of Toronto from the park is absolutely breathtaking, especially during sunrise and sunset.

Overall, Humber Bay Park is a must-visit for anyone who loves nature, photography, or simply relaxing in a peaceful setting. No matter the season, it offers an unforgettable experience! Highly...

Beautiful and educational! With nooks and crannies to explore, this garden is full of flowers the butterflies like and it works to attract them in. Also there are informative plaques and card books for your education. Very peaceful (except for the current...