Scarborough Bluffs Park Review

There is plenty of free parking, but why not a public toilet is open? It’s nice to walk along the water. It’s a good place for free, the restaurant is closed, it’s best to bring a picnic, there are many grandstands with great views.

Driving from Toronto to Kingston will pass through this attraction, but there is a problem with the address on Trip.com. The place to navigate is a residential area on the top of the cliff, and you can't see the scenery in the photo. This is an open park, close to Lake Ontario, with free parking. The cliffs are not very high and not very dangerous, but it is not bad to take a walk by the lake.

Through the bustling center of Toronto, (planning to return to see the city), on the way to Kingston, pass the Scarborough cliff, which is a geological trace of the glacial period, if you can stand on the cliff, you will have a panoramic view of Lake Ontario.

There are plenty of parking spaces on the Scarborough Cliff. By the water, there are many places where you can enjoy a day's barbecue with your family or friends or have a romantic picnic with two people. Take your camera, bicycle, swimsuit, blanket, snacks, music, books, tablet computers and e-readers with sunscreen if necessary. We parked at the Cliff Park Pier and paid $7 for a great location and had a great Saturday. I recommend becoming a tourist, climbing the cliffs, enjoying the scenery and quiet atmosphere.

Scarborough is suspended in Cliffside, Toronto, ON M1N 3Z5. On the way to Kingston from downtown Toronto, we pass Scarborough Cliff, a glacial geological trace. Toronto's downtown area is flat. This cliff should be the biggest drop in Toronto's downtown area. Standing on the cliff, you can see the magnificent scenery of Lake Ontario. Under the cliff, facing Lake Ontario, the scenery is pleasant. There are restaurants and yacht clubs beside the lake. There are often film and television shootings and wedding photos taken here. Because Ctrip can only send one picture and one video, and each video can only send one paragraph, so I will introduce in several issues what I saw and heard on and off the Scarborough Cliff. See the video and pictures below. (A) Video 1: Film and TV shooting under a cliff

Toronto is basically a great plain. This cliff is probably the biggest drop in Toronto. Facing Lake Ontario, the scenery is pleasant. There are restaurants and yacht clubs near the lake. They are not open in winter now. If it's spring, the autumn scenery will be more beautiful.