Simcoe WaveDeck

There are two WaveDecks at the water's edge. Simcoe WaveDeck is the more easterly and wavy. It's interesting to look at and kids get a big kick checking out its various undulations. It's the kind of simple high interaction art/architecture that many people enjoy coming across as they walk and bike along the Harbourfront area. See you out there!

This is a very cool thing to have in the city with peopleenthe wavedeck. Especially on the waterfront where you can stop and enjoy everything around. Stop by the Amsterdam Brewhouse for some great food and then hit Lisa's for some cream while you watch the boats and plane's. We had a wonderful time, and we'll be back 💯.

the cooler wave deck of the two. this one is actually wavy. a nice piece of art added to toronto’s harbor front

This is the Wave Deck near the Harbourfront Center. When I went, it was March, so I couldn't walk on the wave deck, but I can walk in spring. I think it would be cool to have a drink and enjoy the harbor when the weather is nice. It's nice to take pictures, take a walk, and there are cafes and restaurants nearby.

A cool place for photos or to take break, sit and relax and see the sights. Right next to the marina with lots of venues nearby from restaurants and bars to outdoor activities.

The most dramatic of the 3 WaveDecks along the Waterfront, the Simcoe WaveDeck has 5 dramatic levels of waves. Some waves going as high as 2.6m high which has metal railings installed to prevent injuries. Kids sometimes use the highest one as a slide as well. It's the most iconic of the WaveDecks so far. Definitely a sight to see a great for photos and admiring the skyline!

A really unique piece of boardwalk with the waves. You can walk up and down but need to step over a barrier to walk on the steepest sections (You are allowed to but need to be careful).

Very very cool walkable deck in the shape of waves. One of like 3 down by the waterfront. Kids everywhere sliding down the metal sides.

There are two WaveDecks at the water's edge. Simcoe WaveDeck is the more easterly and wavy. It's interesting to look at and kids get a big kick checking out its various undulations. It's the kind of simple high interaction art/architecture that many people enjoy coming across as they walk and bike along the Harbourfront area. See you out there!

This is a very cool thing to have in the city with peopleenthe wavedeck. Especially on the waterfront where you can stop and enjoy everything around. Stop by the Amsterdam Brewhouse for some great food and then hit Lisa's for some cream while you watch the boats and plane's. We had a wonderful time, and we'll be back 💯.

the cooler wave deck of the two. this one is actually wavy. a nice piece of art added to toronto’s harbor front

This is the Wave Deck near the Harbourfront Center. When I went, it was March, so I couldn't walk on the wave deck, but I can walk in spring. I think it would be cool to have a drink and enjoy the harbor when the weather is nice. It's nice to take pictures, take a walk, and there are cafes and restaurants nearby.

A cool place for photos or to take break, sit and relax and see the sights. Right next to the marina with lots of venues nearby from restaurants and bars to outdoor activities.

The most dramatic of the 3 WaveDecks along the Waterfront, the Simcoe WaveDeck has 5 dramatic levels of waves. Some waves going as high as 2.6m high which has metal railings installed to prevent injuries. Kids sometimes use the highest one as a slide as well. It's the most iconic of the WaveDecks so far. Definitely a sight to see a great for photos and admiring the skyline!

A really unique piece of boardwalk with the waves. You can walk up and down but need to step over a barrier to walk on the steepest sections (You are allowed to but need to be careful).

Very very cool walkable deck in the shape of waves. One of like 3 down by the waterfront. Kids everywhere sliding down the metal sides.