Rouge Beach

Nearby restaurants include the Rouge Valley Bistro, which offers a mix of Canadian and international cuisine, and the Rouge Park Cafe, which serves light fare and coffee. The nearby town of Scarborough also offers a variety of dining options.

There are no hotels directly at Rouge Beach, but there are several accommodations in the nearby area, such as the Delta Hotels by Marriott Toronto East, which offers comfortable rooms and a range of amenities, including an indoor pool and fitness center. Another option is the Hilton Toronto/Markham Suites Conference Centre & Spa, which offers spacious suites and a full-service spa.

The beach also has amenities such as washrooms, changing rooms, picnic tables, and BBQ areas. Dogs are allowed on the beach but must be on a leash.

Activities available at Rouge Beach include swimming, sunbathing, beach volleyball, fishing, and hiking

There is a parking lot available at Rouge Beach, and it is paid parking. Visitors can also take public transportation to the beach, with a nearby GO station and bus stops.

Fun facts about Rouge Beach include its designation as a "Blue Flag" beach, which means it meets strict environmental and safety standards. The beach is also part of Rouge National Urban Park, which is the largest urban park in North America.

Attractions near Rouge Beach include hiking trails in the park, canoe and kayak rentals on the Rouge River, and guided eco-tours. In the summer months, there are also events and festivals held in the park.