Yes, you can stay overnight on the Toronto Islands in 2026, but your options are very specific and limited, as there are no traditional hotels on the islands. The most common way to stay is through licensed Bed and Breakfasts located in the residential community of Ward’s Island and Algonquin Island; these are charming, highly sought-after, and often booked months in advance. Another popular 2026 option is "Glamping" or tiny house rentals through platforms like Airbnb or Glamping Hub, which provide a more rustic, nature-focused experience. If you own or rent a boat, you can also stay overnight at one of the island's marinas or yacht clubs (like the Royal Canadian Yacht Club) with a transient mooring permit. Note that public camping is strictly prohibited on the Toronto Islands to protect the park environment. For those lucky enough to secure a spot, the experience of having the islands "to yourself" after the last ferry leaves at night is considered one of Toronto's best-kept secrets.