Brock · Beaches & waterfront
Beaverton Harbour Park
A Lake Simcoe waterfront park in Beaverton with a beach, picnic space and a walk-out pier.
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Brock · Parks & gardens
Sunderland Park
Sunderland’s community park at 18 Church Street, with sports fields, courts, a playground and a paved walking trail.
Brock · Beaches & waterfront
Thorah Centennial Park
A Lake Simcoe park near Beaverton with a sandy beach, picnic grounds and a playground.
Scugog · Parks & gardens
Birdseye Park
A Township of Scugog park at 254 Water Street in Port Perry, open during the township’s published park hours.
Scugog · Trails & conservation
Crow’s Pass Conservation Area
A seasonal forest trail area near Port Perry with a connection to the Oak Ridges Moraine Trail.
Scugog · Parks & gardens
Palmer Park
A Port Perry park on the Lake Scugog waterfront and a starting point for the Millennium Trail.
Scugog · Museums & heritage
Scugog Shores Museum Village
A seasonal heritage village on Scugog Island interpreting local life through restored buildings, gardens and exhibits.
Uxbridge · Parks & gardens
Centennial Park
A downtown Uxbridge greenspace on the site of the town’s old mill pond, a short walk from shops and the library.
Uxbridge · Trails & conservation
Durham Regional Forest
An Oak Ridges Moraine forest near Uxbridge with marked loops used for walking, cycling and other trail activities.
Uxbridge · Parks & gardens
Elgin Park
An Uxbridge park with woodland, wetland and pond settings, walking loops and community-event space.
Uxbridge · Museums & heritage
Uxbridge Historical Centre
A Quaker Hill heritage site with historic buildings, local collections and seasonal exhibitions and tours.