Welcome to Leslieville Neighbourhood, Toronto
Welcome to Leslieville, Toronto
Overview
Leslieville, or South Riverdale, is the southern half of the Riverdale neighbourhood and comprises many smaller neighbourhoods, including Leslieville, the Port Lands, Studio District, Riverside, East Toronto Chinatown, and the Gerrard India Bazaar. The area is a mixed income and multicultural neighbourhood currently experiencing a trend of gentrification along Queen St. East and Broadview Ave. It is known for its many historic buildings and rich cultural heritage. In the southern part of South Riverdale, industrial warehouses along Lakeshore Avenue house production studios, and many people working in film and television live in the old Victorians found along the area's side streets.
Schools
With 18 public schools and 8 Catholic schools in this neighbourhood, your kids can get a great education.
Public
- 3.2Jarvis Collegiate Institute
- 3.1Nelson Mandela Park Public School
- 4.3Blake Street Junior Public School
- 5.1Monarch Park Collegiate Institute
- 7.3É Élém La Mosaïque
- 6.7Kew Beach Junior Public School
- 6.1Duke of Connaught Junior and Senior Public School
- 6.9Riverdale Collegiate Institute
- Collège français secondaire
- 7.7É Élém Gabrielle-Roy
- 5.9Bruce Public School
- 5.7Bowmore Road Junior and Senior Public School
- Dundas Junior Public School
- 4.4Leslieville Junior Public School
- Queen Alexandra Middle School
- 8.3Pape Avenue Junior Public School
- 6.9Morse Street Junior Public School
- 5.5Roden Public School
Catholic and Private
Parks
This neighbourhood is park heaven, with 23 parks and community recreation facilities within its boundaries, including:
Parks
- McCleary Park
- McCleary Playground
- Saulter Street Parkette
- Tiverton Avenue Parkette
- Thompson Street Parkette
- Bruce Mackey Park
- Jimmie Simpson Park
- Joel Weeks Park
- DeGrassi Street Parkette
- Gerrard - Carlaw Parkette
- Ashbridges Bay Park
- Beaches Park
- Cherry Beach Sports Fields
- Cherry Beach Clarke Beach Park
- Greenwood Park
- Hideaway Park
- Matty Eckler Playground
- Woodbine Beach Park
- John Chang Neighbourhood Park
- Matty Eckler Recreation Centre
- Morse Street Playground
- Jimmie Simpson Recreation Centre
- Leslie Grove Park
Facilities in this neighbourhood
- 7 Ball Diamonds
- 4 Clubhouses
- 1 Cricket Field
- 15 Playgrounds
- 5 Picnic Facilities
- 6 Leash-Free Dog Areas
- 5 Trails
- 4 Basketball Courts
- 2 Outdoor Dry Pads
- 2 Outdoor Rinks
- 5 Sports Fields
- 12 Tennis Courts
- 5 Wading Pools
- 2 Community Gardens
- 4 Splash Pads
- 4 Beaches
- 1 Boardwalk
- 1 Boating Facilities
- 2 Skateboard Parks
- 1 Yachting Facilities
- 2 Fitness Trails
- 1 Outdoor Pool
- 1 Multi-Use Pad
- 1 Swimming
- 1 Volleyball Court
- 2 Community Rec. Centres
- 1 Computer/Training Room
- 1 Fitness/Weight Room
- 3 Games Rooms
- 2 Gyms
- 3 Indoor Pools
- 1 Preschool Activities Room
Transit
With 1 rail transit stop and 178 street-level transit stops in the neighbourhood, it's easy to get around.
Rail Transit Stops
Convenience
This neighbourhood has many shops, services, and amenities to make your daily errands easy.
