Niagara Falls, Niagara Parkway
Queen Victoria Park
"Dramatic, misty, powerful, iconic, green"
Ideal if
"You want the iconic mist, rainbows, and Horseshoe Falls as your backdrop."
The Essentials
What to know before the shoot.
- 01
Walking
Low
Paved paths with falls vantage points, some inclines
- 02
Permits
First-come first-served for outdoor photography
restricted when Niagara Parks ceremonies are running
- 03
Parking
Multiple paid lots along the parkway
- 04
Travel
100 minutes from downtown
- 05
Season
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
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Frequently Asked
Shooting at Queen Victoria Park.
Do I need a permit to photograph at Queen Victoria Park?
First-come first-served for outdoor photography, restricted when Niagara Parks ceremonies are running
Where do we park at Queen Victoria Park?
Multiple paid lots along the parkway
How much walking is involved at Queen Victoria Park?
Walking is low. Paved paths with falls vantage points, some inclines
When is the best time of year for photos at Queen Victoria Park?
Queen Victoria Park is at its best in Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter.
How far is Queen Victoria Park from downtown Toronto?
Queen Victoria Park is about 100 minutes from downtown Toronto.
Ready?
Let's shoot at Queen Victoria Park.
Let's talk about your vision and map the perfect session.