Parks Trails in Oakville (researched shortlist)

Oakville, Ontario, Canada

A researched shortlist for Oakville, Ontario. Compare addresses, practical details and maps.

Key information

This is a growing shortlist. Each place has its own source and address. Read the article for comparisons and dated community opinions.

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Lions Valley Park

1227 Lions Valley Road, Oakville, ON

Creek-valley walks with bridge lookouts.

Autumn path in Lions Valley Park, photographed in 2020
Autumn path in Lions Valley Park, photographed in 2020. Archive source photograph; scene date not supplied. Current access and operating hours follow the text. Photo: Mrinalini Sundar / Visit Oakville, Source website.
Location
1227 Lions Valley Road, Oakville, ON
Useful for
A woodland outing with a flexible turn-back point.
Before visiting
Construction vehicles use part of the park during the week.

Sources: Oakville: destination parks

Bronte Creek Provincial Park day-use area

1219 Burloak Drive, Oakville, ON

Provincial park with woods, trails and children’s farm area.

Bronte Creek Provincial Park in Oakville
Bronte Creek Provincial Park in Oakville. Archive source photograph; scene date not supplied. Current access and operating hours follow the text. Photo: Visit Oakville, Source website.
Location
1219 Burloak Drive, Oakville, ON
Useful for
A longer nature outing using the proper day-use entrance.
Before visiting
Use Burloak Drive for day use. Pool remains closed in 2026.

Sources: Ontario Parks: Bronte Creek day-use address and separate gates

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Plan your visit

Useful questions

Where is Lions Valley Park?

1227 Lions Valley Road.

Source: Oakville: destination parks

What is the current planning issue?

Construction vehicles use the park and Dundas-side lot during the week.

Source: Oakville: destination parks

What project is described?

The Sixteen Mile Creek crossing for William Halton Parkway.

Source: Oakville: destination parks

Can I ignore a closure to finish a loop?

No.

Source: Oakville: destination parks

Are there trails?

Yes, several trails are listed.

Source: Oakville: destination parks

Is there a playground?

Yes.

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Are picnic areas listed?

Two designated areas are listed.

Source: Oakville: destination parks

What are normal town park hours?

6 a.m. to 10 p.m., subject to maintenance.

Source: Oakville: destination parks

Which parking area is named in the construction notice?

The Dundas Street-side lot is involved in the bridge works. Read current signs before choosing a start.

Source: Oakville: destination parks

Can I leave the designated path for a photo?

The town asks visitors to stay on designated paths.

Source: Oakville: destination parks