How to get to St. John's Convent by car or by bus
St. John's Convent is located in North York, Ontario at 233 Cummer Avenue.
See the driving tips and parking information below.
Street Address
233 Cummer Avenue
North York,
ON
M2M 2E8
Canada
Phone: 416-226-2201
Fax: 416-226-2131
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Travel/Directions Tips
St. John’s Convent is located in a quiet urban area of North Toronto adjacent to 25 acres of parkland that guests are free to enjoy. We are easily accessible from the airport via major highways, and from downtown Toronto via public transit. While we have ample parking, we encourage ecological responsibility in the use of public transit and car-pooling when possible.
Getting to The Convent
BY CAR OR TAXI
From East or West Take Highway 401 to the Bayview Exit; exit onto Bayview Avenue northbound. Proceed about 3 km, to Cummer Avenue. Turn left on Cummer and go about 1 km. The Convent is on the left, just west past the entrance to St. John’s Rehab. Pull into the Convent drive, turn left after the chapel and stop at the front door. Ring the bell (right of post), enter vestibule and wait for someone to open the door. Parking is available in the Convent lot.
FROM PEARSON INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
Follow directions above, travelling east along the 401 to Bayview Avenue. If you come by taxi, ask for a Flat Rate Taxi.
FROM DOWNTOWN TORONTO
Travel north on Bayview to Cummer Avenue. Proceed as above. From north, travel south on Bayview to Cummer Avenue. Turn right, and proceed as above.
BY TTC From downtown (including Union Station)
Take the Yonge Street subway north to Finch Station (the last stop). From Finch Station, take the Cummer 42 bus to the stop outside Cummer Lodge and Willowdale Manor (the first stop after Willowdale Avenue). Walk east 1/2 block to the Convent driveway.
BY TTC From the airport
From ground level of either terminal, take the “Rocket” bus, which runs about every 15 minutes and goes to the Kipling subway station. From there take subway east to Bloor Street, then transfer to the Yonge line north to Finch Station. TTC route planner »
WALK
Walk east on Bishop Ave. to Willowdale Ave. Turn left on Willowdale and walk to Cummer. Turn right on Cummer and walk past Willowdale Manor and Cummer Lodge until you see the Sisterhood’s sign at our driveway (about 20 minutes)
Getting to The Convent
BY CAR OR TAXI
From East or West Take Highway 401 to the Bayview Exit; exit onto Bayview Avenue northbound. Proceed about 3 km, to Cummer Avenue. Turn left on Cummer and go about 1 km. The Convent is on the left, just west past the entrance to St. John’s Rehab. Pull into the Convent drive, turn left after the chapel and stop at the front door. Ring the bell (right of post), enter vestibule and wait for someone to open the door. Parking is available in the Convent lot.
FROM PEARSON INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
Follow directions above, travelling east along the 401 to Bayview Avenue. If you come by taxi, ask for a Flat Rate Taxi.
FROM DOWNTOWN TORONTO
Travel north on Bayview to Cummer Avenue. Proceed as above. From north, travel south on Bayview to Cummer Avenue. Turn right, and proceed as above.
BY TTC From downtown (including Union Station)
Take the Yonge Street subway north to Finch Station (the last stop). From Finch Station, take the Cummer 42 bus to the stop outside Cummer Lodge and Willowdale Manor (the first stop after Willowdale Avenue). Walk east 1/2 block to the Convent driveway.
BY TTC From the airport
From ground level of either terminal, take the “Rocket” bus, which runs about every 15 minutes and goes to the Kipling subway station. From there take subway east to Bloor Street, then transfer to the Yonge line north to Finch Station. TTC route planner »
WALK
Walk east on Bishop Ave. to Willowdale Ave. Turn left on Willowdale and walk to Cummer. Turn right on Cummer and walk past Willowdale Manor and Cummer Lodge until you see the Sisterhood’s sign at our driveway (about 20 minutes)
Parking
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