You don’t have to go all that far to give your kids a taste of farm life. Riverdale Farm is a working farm located in Cabbagetown, Toronto. Admission is free and visitors are invited to learn about raising livestock, take part in handwork and craft programs, and admire all the flowers, vegetables, and wooded areas on the special property.

There's nothing quite like the excitement of a Toronto Blue Jays game at the iconic Rogers Centre! Whether you're a die-hard baseball fan or just looking for a fun outing, enjoying a cold drink, delicious ballpark snacks, and cheering on the Jays with fellow fans is a must-do in this vibrant city. Let's go Jays! 

Take the little ones on an immersive journey at Lite-Brite: Worlds of Wonder in Toronto’s historic Distillery District! Wander through three themed worlds, make your own personalized art, play various games, and so much more!

It’s hard to go wrong with a trip to the LEGOLAND Discovery Centre, even if you’re an adult. Choose from an array of great attractions, including the 4D cinema, a quest on a family-sized chariot, racing an ultra fast racecar, a factory tour, and don’t forget to check out the Guinness World Record-breaking flag in the Centre’s retail shop.

Centreville Amusement Park may be a kid’s play paradise but actually getting there is part of the fun. You’ll have to take a short ferry ride to Centre Island—an experience that every kid will enjoy. Once you get there, countless food outlets, the Beasly Bear Ride, Scrambler, bumper cars, log ride, ferris wheel, and so much more await.

The Canadian National Exhibition, affectionately known as "The Ex," is a beloved annual event in Toronto that marks the end of summer. Held at Exhibition Place, it features a thrilling mix of carnival rides, games, food stalls, and live entertainment. From indulging in iconic treats like deep-fried butter to catching stunning air shows and exploring unique vendor booths, The Ex offers something for everyone. 

This whimsical Bubble Planet is finally coming to Toronto on August 8th, and we couldn’t be more excited! It’s a place where adults can unleash their inner child, and where kids can be kids! Discover over 11 themed rooms, each highlighting a different kind of bubble, from the smoke variety to soapy suds. Grab tickets for the whole family now—kids under 4 can get in for free!

Information from secrettoronto.co