Activities

Toronto Island Challenge Course (TICC)

At the Toronto Island Challenge Course (TICC) we practice the principle of Challenge By Choice; elements are completely voluntary, and participants are encouraged to set their own personal and team goals and step outside of their comfort zone with the support of our staff and their peers. We focus our program around the needs of your group, whether that is teamwork, communication, leadership, or just having fun. Our programming is tailored towards team building, leadership development, and conflict resolution for school groups, staff training, youth organizations, corporate events, and camp retreats. We also offer recreational programming for events such as birthday parties and bucket-list parties.

TICC offers low elements which are geared towards team building, problem solving, and conflict resolution. Participants must work together to complete a team challenge by utilizing communication, planning, and leadership skills. The Toronto Island High Ropes Challenge Course consists of both team and individual elements which are 25-30 feet in the air. The high elements provide participants with an opportunity to meet a unique challenge and work on teamwork skills.

TICC is open from April to December.

Please contact us for up to date pricing and additional course information.

* Participants must be 6 years of age or older.

Toronto Island Tree Tour

The Toronto Island Tree Tour includes 58 trees situated along the road that runs for 5 km from one end of Toronto Island to the other. It will help you learn more about trees, plus provide a fun and inspiring reason for you to get outdoors and enjoy your city, in all seasons.

Pedestrian/Bicycle Trails

• 2.48 km from Hanlan’s Point Ferry Dock to the Island Filtration Plant
• 1.11 km from the boardwalk to Ward’s Island Ferry Dock
• 0.76 km from Centre Island Ferry Dock to Lookout Pier
• bicycle rental

Volleyball

• 3 volleyball courts on Hanlan’s Island
• 2 volleyball courts on Centre Island and Olympic Island

Softball

• 2 softball diamonds on Hanlan’s Island
• 2 softball diamonds on Centre Island and Olympic Island

Swimming and Waterplay

• beaches with lifeguard duty from July to August
• 5 wading pools

Boating

• serviced public boat moorings (48 hour limit)
• boat rental
• yacht clubs

Disc golf

• two 18 hole disc golf courses (PDGA approved)

Dining

• Iroquois Restaurant
• Paradise Restaurant
• Ward’s Island Café

Programs

Toronto Island Camps

Please call (416) 392-8192 for more information or check out the Toronto Fun Guide.

B.E.A.R. Camp

BOATING skills will be taught in our canoes and kayaks, ECO activities including nature exploration and organic gardening, ADVENTURES on our unique island paradise, and ROPES challenge activites on our low and high elements.

Fishing Camp

Fishing, catching and releasing, identifying species, how to catch bait, cast and bait hooks, and learn about the safety regulation and restrictions involved with fishing.

Boating Camp

Learn how to canoe and kayak the lagoons of the Toronto Islands. Paddling skills, safety regulations and water orientation skills will be taught. Other island adventures will be included.

M.A.S. Camp

Learn all about the carnival arts with Music, Arts, and Stilt dancing. There will be a parade around the island every week to show off the acquired skills. Other island adventures will be included.

Skateboard Camp

Introductory skateboarding skills will be taught. Safety equipment and skateboards are mandatory.

Beach Volleyball Camp

Learn the skills to play beach volleyball, sessions will be very structured and fitness oriented.

Ropes Challenge Camp

Instruction will include both the low and high elements of the Ropes course.

Franklin Children’s Garden Preschool Camp

Spend a half day with a Parent/guardian at our Franklin Children’s Garden. The activities include storytelling, bug identification, organic gardening, eco and nature studies and crafts.

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