Pickering has its own Waterfront Trail, complete with a boardwalk, beach volleyball and a water park. There is a nautical village, brimming with boutique shops and restaurants and great fishing, boating and water activities at Frenchman’s Bay.
Further east, Ajax is known for its Lake Ontario waterfront at Rotary Park, which boats a 150-acre greenspace with walking and biking trails and playgrounds. In Oshawa, local residents can enjoy the shoreline trails at Second March and McLaughlin Bay Wildlife Reserve. Whitby is home to one of Lake Ontario’s finest harbours, the Port Whitby Marina, and also offers scenic trails along the waterfront.
In Clarington, the Lake Ontario Waterfront Trail stretches 17 km. Port of Newcastle is a self-contained village-like community with Cape Cod-inspired home designs, a marina, tennis courts and a clubhouse. The community is just minutes from the shops and restaurants of the Village of Newcastle, north of Highway 401.
In addition to Lake Ontario, Durham offers Lake Scugog and the town of Port Perry, located north of Townline Road. The town has a waterfront park and farmers’ market, and there is great fishing and boating at Lake Scugog. Residents are within minutes of the waterfront and several community events that take place there each year.
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