Northwest Toronto, Humber College
Humber Arboretum
"Lush, cinematic, romantic, riverfront, quiet"
Ideal if
"You want natural, romantic scenery with forest, water, and garden elements, and you don't mind a drive."
The Essentials
What to know before the shoot.
- 01
Walking
Medium
Winding trails through forest and meadow, riverside sections
- 02
Permits
Free to access
contact the Arboretum for professional shoots
- 03
Parking
Free parking on weekends at Humber College lots
- 04
Travel
30-40 minutes from downtown
- 05
Season
Spring, Summer, Fall
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Frequently Asked
Shooting at Humber Arboretum.
Do I need a permit to photograph at Humber Arboretum?
Free to access; contact the Arboretum for professional shoots
Where do we park at Humber Arboretum?
Free parking on weekends at Humber College lots
How much walking is involved at Humber Arboretum?
Walking is medium. Winding trails through forest and meadow, riverside sections
When is the best time of year for photos at Humber Arboretum?
Humber Arboretum is at its best in Spring, Summer, and Fall.
How far is Humber Arboretum from downtown Toronto?
Humber Arboretum is about 30-40 minutes from downtown Toronto.
Ready?
Let's shoot at Humber Arboretum.
Let's talk about your vision and map the perfect session.