Jokers Hill offers a network of natural dirt trails, loop paths, and kid-friendly routes that balance accessible hiking with a rustic, unmanicured charm rarely found near urban centers. Dogs are welcome off-leash in many areas, creating a lively atmosphere for pet owners while families enjoy safe, moderate terrain suited to young hikers. While the trails lack wheelchair accessibility, their quiet ... »
Bullseye Axe Throwing Newmarket offers a unique blend of precision sport, social gathering, and hands-on excitement, all set within an accessible, appointment-only venue. With expert coaching, flexible group packages, and a focus on safety, it transforms first-timers into confident throwers in no time. Visitors should know the space prioritizes accessibility at the entrance and parking, while enco... »
Ken Sturgeon Park offers accessible walking trails, a well-maintained basketball court, and family-friendly playgrounds that cater to both active visitors and casual strollers. The park’s thoughtfully designed amenities include wheelchair-accessible entrances, picnic areas, and clean public restrooms, setting it apart from typical urban green spaces. Frequented by locals, it serves as a practical ... »
Dave Kerwin Trail offers accessible forest paths designed for biking, hiking, and jogging, with features that welcome children and dogs alike. This out-and-back trail balances gentle terrain with natural wetlands, providing a quiet refuge within an urban setting where wheelchairs can navigate easily. With well-marked routes, ample resting spots, and a subtle blend of community and solitude, it inv... »
Mabel Davis Conservation Area offers a 1.4 km trail along the East Holland River, showcasing migratory birds, muskrats, and spring wildflowers in a compact 7-hectare space. The area connects seamlessly to the Nokiidaa Trail, enabling extended hiking or biking adventures beyond its boundaries. With easy access via Davis Drive and nearby parking at Tannery Mall or George Richardson Park, it provides... »
Newmarket's Riverwalk Commons offers a unique blend of seasonal splash pools, ice skating rinks, and community-driven live events that transform the park throughout the year. This waterfront recreational space features accessible trails, a kid-friendly playground, and a bustling farmers market that supports local vendors. Visitors can enjoy picnicking, hiking, and pet-friendly areas tailored for a... »
Description Imagine swapping the rumble of city traffic for the rustle of leaves beneath your boots – that’s the Terr. Forest. The first time I wandered these paths, I remember expecting, you know, typical nature stuff. Trees, some birds, maybe a cycling couple zipped by. What I got instead was an honest-to-goodness surprise—a sprawling patchwork of serene woodland where every pocket of forest ha... »
Of Rock and Chalk offers 26 indoor climbing walls soaring over 40 feet, equipped with 10 autobelay devices for solo ascents and a range of programs from after-school camps to youth group events. The gym embraces inclusivity with gender-neutral restrooms and an LGBTQ+ friendly atmosphere, while providing free on-site parking and flexible payment options to ease your visit. Whether you’re a first-ti... »
Nokiidaa Trail offers accessible hiking and biking routes designed for all skill levels, featuring smooth surfaces and connected loops that encourage exploration without repetition. The trail winds alongside the Holland River, providing unexpected birdwatching opportunities with frequent sightings of herons, hawks, and kingfishers. Dog-friendly paths and kid-friendly segments make it a practical s... »
Newmarket Dinosaur Park offers a unique blend of prehistoric-themed sculptures, inclusive playground equipment, and accessible facilities designed for all ages and abilities. Visitors can enjoy life-sized dinosaurs alongside modern swings and slides while their dogs roam leash-friendly areas. This family-friendly park balances imaginative fun with practical amenities, making it a refreshing stop f... »