# Kid-friendly places in Toronto 23 listed places in Toronto: 20 playgrounds and things to do, 2 hotels and 1 restaurant. Each lists high chairs, changing tables, kids' menus and wheelchair access where known. Last updated 2026-10-01, from the newest confirmation among these places. ## Narrower lists - [Playgrounds and things to do with kids in Toronto](https://ourplayday.com/places/in/toronto/playgrounds) (20) - [Wheelchair and stroller accessible places in Toronto](https://ourplayday.com/places/in/toronto/wheelchair-accessible) (4) ## Places 1. [Chelsea Hotel Toronto](https://ourplayday.com/places/chelsea-hotel-toronto-toronto) (hotel, Toronto). An indoor pool with a waterslide plus play spaces split by age, so a rainy day still has a plan. 2. [Grange Park Playground](https://ourplayday.com/places/grange-park-playground-toronto) (playground, Toronto). Art-themed play zones next to the art gallery, so a museum morning can end with a climb. 3. [Hotel X Toronto](https://ourplayday.com/places/hotel-x-toronto-toronto) (hotel, Toronto). A rooftop swim and an on-site play center. Book your pool time at check-in, since swims are reserved. 4. [Riverdale Farm](https://ourplayday.com/places/riverdale-farm-toronto) (attraction, Toronto). A working farm with cows, pigs and sheep. It isn't a petting zoo, so the animals are for watching unless staff bring one over. 5. [Biidaasige Park Playground](https://ourplayday.com/places/biidaasige-park-playground-toronto) (playground, Toronto). A snowy owl stage, animal sculptures and a beaver-dam climber, with cableways and swings as well. 6. [Earl Bales Park - Jumpstart Playground](https://ourplayday.com/places/earl-bales-park-jumpstart-playground-toronto) (playground, Toronto). Ramps up the structures plus tactile and musical pieces, so kids who roll and kids who climb play together. 7. [Glen Cedar Park Playground](https://ourplayday.com/places/glen-cedar-park-playground-toronto) (playground, Toronto). Dinosaur-themed play with a fossil hidden somewhere in it, so there's a hunt as well as a climb. 8. [June Rowlands Park - Sharon Lois and Bram Playground](https://ourplayday.com/places/june-rowlands-park-sharon-lois-and-bram-playground-toronto) (playground, Toronto). A music circle kids can bang and play on, set beside the climbing equipment. 9. [Little Norway Park Playground](https://ourplayday.com/places/little-norway-park-playground-toronto) (playground, Toronto). A slide and climbers with planes and ferries going by, so there's always something to point at. 10. [St James Park Playground](https://ourplayday.com/places/st-james-park-playground-toronto) (playground, Toronto). Climbers shaped like food crates and oversized vegetables, so the whole playground plays at being a market. 11. [Underpass Park Playground](https://ourplayday.com/places/underpass-park-playground-toronto) (playground, Toronto). Play structures under the highway ramps, so there's cover overhead when it rains. 12. [Art Gallery of Ontario](https://ourplayday.com/places/art-gallery-of-ontario-toronto) (museum, Toronto). Galleries plus a hands-on center where kids make things. The center keeps shorter hours than the rest, so check before you go. 13. [High Park Zoo](https://ourplayday.com/places/high-park-zoo-toronto) (park, Toronto). Bison, capybaras and more along a short outdoor walk. Cars can't drive into the park on weekends, so plan to walk in. 14. [Royal Ontario Museum](https://ourplayday.com/places/royal-ontario-museum-toronto) (museum, Toronto). Dinosaur galleries, a walk-through bat cave and a play space with building blocks and light tables for ages three to eight. 15. [Toronto Zoo](https://ourplayday.com/places/toronto-zoo-toronto) (zoo, Toronto). Animal habitats laid out by world region across a big site, so plan on a long day and comfortable shoes. 16. [Centreville Amusement Park](https://ourplayday.com/places/centreville-amusement-park-toronto) (park, Toronto). A ferry ride out, then a 1907 carousel, swan boats and a log flume, with goats and ponies at the farm next door. 17. [Happy Kingdom Playground and Arcade](https://ourplayday.com/places/happy-kingdom-playground-and-arcade-toronto) (indoor play space, Toronto). Multi-level indoor play with slides and a ball area, for a rainy day when kids need to run. 18. [Hockey Hall of Fame](https://ourplayday.com/places/hockey-hall-of-fame-toronto) (museum, Toronto). The Stanley Cup itself, plus hockey games to play between the displays. You go in through the shopping concourse, not the old bank doors. 19. [Ontario Science Centre at Harbourfront Centre](https://ourplayday.com/places/ontario-science-centre-at-harbourfront-centre-toronto) (attraction, Toronto). Hands-on play for ten and under, a planetarium and a workshop of tools to build with, in its temporary home by the lake. 20. [Ripley's Aquarium of Canada](https://ourplayday.com/places/ripleys-aquarium-of-canada-toronto) (aquarium, Toronto). A moving walkway through a shark tunnel, and a pool where kids can reach in and touch the stingrays. 21. [The George Street Diner](https://ourplayday.com/places/the-george-street-diner-toronto) (restaurant, Toronto). Retro booths with vintage toys to spot around the room while breakfast is on its way. 22. [The Village at Black Creek](https://ourplayday.com/places/the-village-at-black-creek-toronto) (museum, Toronto). Historic houses and working trades that show everyday life from long ago. Not every building is open on every visit. 23. [Toronto Railway Museum](https://ourplayday.com/places/toronto-railway-museum-toronto) (museum, Toronto). Historic trains and railway displays, so kids who love machines get to see the real thing up close. ## About this list Every place here is a listing on Play Day, and a place is listed only when something positive is known about it for kids. Any page linked above is also served as markdown by adding .md to its address. Page: https://ourplayday.com/places/in/toronto