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Enjoy this family-favourite 6.5-acre park that offers a wide range of amenities for outdoor enjoyment. Its well-maintained walking trails wind through lush green spaces, perfect for a peaceful stroll or a morning jog. The park features a scenic pond that provides a tranquil spot for relaxation, while children can enjoy the large playground area. Families will find plenty of space for picnics with dedicated picnic areas and open fields, making it an ideal location for gatherings, outdoor games, and community events.

Four seasons of recreation await at this nature lover's haven made up of 820 acres of lake, wetland, and forests, located at the headwaters of the Credit River in Orangeville. Spend the day hiking trails, kayaking, canoeing, fishing or take in an event or performance at the waterfront amphitheatre. In winter explore a frozen lake with a fishing rod, skates, or snowshoes. Hikers will also enjoy several trails including the Vicki Barron Lakeside Trail, the park's signature eight-kilometre trail, which leads you around the perimeter of the lake.

The Alder Street Recreation Centre is a hub for sport and community events. It features two indoor ice/floor pads for skating, hockey, and lacrosse; two pools with a splash pad and waterslide; fitness rooms, pickleball, basketball, and a walking/running track. It also includes community rooms, Twister's Gymnastics and Trampoline Club, and Orangeville's library.

Theatre Orangeville is a vibrant, live community theatre company housed in the historic Opera House. Celebrating local talent, it offers a dynamic mix of professional productions, youth programs, and workshops, while also demonstrating the theatre's dedication to the development of new Canadian works.

Located in Shelburne, on the picturesque Bruce Trail and spanning over 732-hectacres, Mono Cliffs offers excellent hiking and spectacular views. A variety of trails range from beginner to intermediate and guide you through old growth forests, between canyon walls and to the top of 30-metre cliffs. Mountain biking and horseback riding are also popular options.

Located just north of Orangeville, this community invites you to discover its rich history at an authentic museum housed in a bank-barn-style building, reflecting the rural heritage of the region. Explore the permanent Corn Flower Glass Gallery alongside rotating exhibitions and art shows. The site features four galleries and four historic buildings, offering a unique glimpse into the area's past.