Things to Do with Kids in Toronto, Canada
Toronto has 33 kid-tested activities for families — museums, parks, zoos, restaurants, outdoor adventures, and more. Every listing includes age ratings (infants through teens), stroller access, cost estimates for a family of 4, and real parent tips you won't find anywhere else.
High Park (Playground + Zoo)
Ages: All ages
CN Tower
Ages: Best for ages 3 and up (EdgeWalk is 13+ only)
Aga Khan Museum
Ages: Best for ages 3 and up
Scarborough Bluffs
Ages: All ages (supervise near cliff edges)
Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO)
Ages: Best for ages 3 and up (Hands-On Centre is great for younger kids)
Riverdale Farm
Ages: Best for ages 1-8
Hockey Hall of Fame
Ages: Best for ages 5 and up
Pai Northern Thai Kitchen
Ages: All ages
St. Lawrence Market
Ages: All ages welcome
Royal Ontario Museum (ROM)
Ages: Best for ages 3 and up
Gardiner Museum
Ages: Best for ages 3 and up (clay workshops especially popular for 4-12)
Nathan Phillips Square
Ages: All ages
Distillery District
Ages: All ages
Rouge National Urban Park
Ages: All ages (trail difficulty varies)
St. Lawrence Market Kitchen (Family Dining)
Ages: All ages
Bata Shoe Museum
Ages: Best for ages 5 and up
Toronto Zoo
Ages: Best for all ages
Ripley's Aquarium of Canada
Ages: Best for all ages
Harbourfront Centre
Ages: All ages (KidSpark best for ages 2-10)
Casa Loma
Ages: Best for ages 5 and up
Canada's Wonderland
Ages: Best for ages 3 and up (KidZville for 3-6, thrill rides for 7+)
Kensington Market
Ages: All ages
Textile Museum of Canada
Ages: Best for ages 5 and up
Toronto Islands + Centreville Amusement Park
Ages: Best for ages 2-10 for rides; all ages for the Islands
Toronto Railway Museum
Ages: Best for ages 2-9
Ontario Science Centre — KidSpark at Harbourfront
Ages: Best for ages 0-10
Black Creek Pioneer Village
Ages: Best for ages 3-12
Old Spaghetti Factory
Ages: All ages
Toronto Harbour Boat Tour
Ages: All ages
Assembly Chef's Hall
Ages: All ages
The Rec Room
Ages: Best for ages 6 and up
LEGOLAND Discovery Centre Toronto
Ages: Best for ages 3-10
Sky Zone Trampoline Park Toronto
Ages: Best for ages 3-16
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Family Travel Guide: Toronto, Canada
Discover the best things to do with kids in Toronto, Canada. Our family-tested guide covers top attractions, restaurants, outdoor adventures, and hidden gems — all rated by age, with stroller info, cost estimates, and real parent tips.
Common Questions About Toronto with Kids
- What are the best free things to do with kids in Toronto?
- Toronto has 8 free family activities. Top picks: High Park (Playground + Zoo), Scarborough Bluffs, Riverdale Farm, St. Lawrence Market, Nathan Phillips Square. See all free activities at kidpaths.com/toronto.
- What can we do with kids on a rainy day in Toronto?
- There are 22 rainy day options in Toronto. Top indoor picks: CN Tower, Aga Khan Museum, Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO), Hockey Hall of Fame, Pai Northern Thai Kitchen.
- What are the best activities for toddlers in Toronto?
- 28 activities in Toronto are rated for toddlers (ages 1–3). Parent favorites: High Park (Playground + Zoo), CN Tower, Aga Khan Museum, Scarborough Bluffs, Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO).
- Which Toronto attractions are stroller-friendly?
- 27 of 33 activities in Toronto are fully stroller-friendly. KidPaths rates stroller access as yes, limited, or no for every listing.
- What are fun things to do with teens in Toronto?
- 28 activities in Toronto are rated for teens (ages 13–17). Top picks: High Park (Playground + Zoo), CN Tower, Aga Khan Museum, Scarborough Bluffs, Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO).
- How much do family activities cost in Toronto?
- KidPaths tracks family-of-4 cost estimates for 33 activities in Toronto. 8 are completely free. Each listing shows the real cost for a family of four, not just per-person pricing.
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