Caledon is spread over 700 square kilometers on the southern border of the
HEADWATERS region. People who live in Caledon enjoy the
country lifestyle just steps from the city. Caledon's scenic countryside, charming villages and hamlets, and urban centres offer something for everyone.
There are plenty of opportunities to enjoy nature and the outdoors. Caledon offers
hundreds of kilometers of trails for hiking, biking, horseback riding, cross country skiing, snow shoeing and more…the multi-use
Caledon Trailway (part of the Trans Canada Trail) and various access points to
the Bruce Trail.
Major river systems, the
Oak Ridges Moraine and
Niagara Escarpment shape Caledon's stunning landscape. With
Forks of the Credit Provincial Park and many
conservation areas, thousands of acres are preserved for fishing, bird watching, camping and reconnecting with nature.
Albion Hills Conservation Area provides great trails for mountain biking in the winter, spring and fall.
Caledon is rich in arts and culture, with the beautifully restored
historic Alton mill, live theatre and
private studios. If shopping piques your interest, Caledon offers numerous
unique shops and boutiques for antiques, jewellry, clothing, art…whatever you are looking for!
Enjoy fresh produce, meats, preserves and baked goods from various farms, offered at the Caledon
Farmers Market or on-market farms. Two beautiful farms also offer award-winning
fruit wine and ciders, available for tasting and touring.
TOWN website
www.caledon.ca
Check out this great
interactive map of Caledon to find out all the amenities Caledon has to offer!
www.caledon.ca/en/living-here/maps-2.aspx
Caledon also has a fabulous
tourism site with great maps and information!
www.visitcaledon.ca
Downtown DINING in Caledon
Caledon is renowned for its culinary delights, exceptional chefs and menus boasting the freshest ingredients grown close to home. From family restaurants to pubs to fine dining, there will be a restaurant to suit your tastes. Here is a directory of the best places to eat in Caledon.
www.visitcaledon.ca/experience-categories/unique-dining
THINGS TO DO in Caledon
Arts Studios and Galleries:
The award-winning Alton Mills Arts Centre is a heritage building that is home to art galleries, a heritage museum, café and one-of-a-kind shops. Exhibits are changed on a regular basis and there are original and inspiring events throughout the year.
www.altonmill.ca
Caledon offers many fine art galleries and studios.
www.visitcaledon.ca/experience-categories/arts-culture-heritage-
Botanical Gardens:
Enjoy a stroll through 24 acres of actively maintained and managed areas of natural vegetation, forest trails, creek, pond and perennial gardens. Then relax with a cup of tea or cold drink on the deck overlooking the gardens. Throughout the season guided tours and educational sessions are offered.
www.plantparadisecountrygardens.ca
Caledon Trailway and The Bruce Trail:
There are hundreds of kilometers of trails throughout Caledon for your enjoyment and exploration. Dogs are welcome (on leash) and horses, too. Ride your bike, jog or take a leisurely stroll.
www.visitcaledon.ca/pages/trails
Conservation Areas:
There are numerous conservation areas located throughout Caledon that offer endless ways to enjoy nature in a protected setting.
cvc.ca/discover-our-parks/belfountain-conservation-area
Live Theatre:
Caledon provides a variety of live plays throughout the year from two theatres.
Caledon Townhall Players
www.caledontownhallplayers.com
Blackhorse Theatres
www.facebook.com/blackhorsetheatre
Caledon FESTIVALS and EVENTS
Caledon Day:
Hosted every year in June, Caledon Day is Caledon's largest free event with live performances, kids zone, car show and a fireworks display.
www.caledon.ca/en/live/caledon-day.asp
Caledon Fair:
This family event brings all the fun of a traditional agricultural fair, with rides, horse shows, agricultural displays and products, plenty of food and activities, and a midway.
www.caledonfair.ca
Caledon Farmers Market:
Purchase locally grown and produced foods and other items Saturdays (rain or shine), June through October from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. The Caledon Farmers Market features a diverse assortment of foods, artwork and crafts. The Market Sprouts Club offers weekly activities like face painting, colouring sheets, crafts, games and other programming for children age 12 years and under. Events such as culinary demonstrations and live music are also regularly scheduled.
eatlocalcaledon.org/farmers-markets/caledon-farmers-market
Canada Day Strawberry Festival:
Featuring live entertainment, classic cars, the kids zone, treasure trove shopping and performing dogs….visitors are encouraged to dress-up to compete for best dressed "Canada Day" and "Strawberry" costumes.
RotaryFest:
With fantastic food from rood truck ally, ribfest, an extensive lineup of musical talent and plenty of activities the family is sure to love Caledon RotaryFest.
Caledon ARTS and SPORTS
Caledon offers a variety of art classes and sports teams to encourage creativity, staying fit and having fun. Below you will find links to the various arts and sports in the Caledon area.
Art Classes -
markgricetheartist.weebly.com
Baseball - Hardball
www.boltonbravesbaseball.com
Softball -
www.caledonmenssoftball.com
Cycling -
www.caledoncyclingclub.com
Equestrian - Caledon Equestrian Park
www.caledonequestrianpark.com
Teen Ranch -
www.teenranch.com
Hockey -
www.caledonminorhockey.ca
Lacrosse -
www.banditslacrosse.com
Soccer -
www.caledonsoccer.com
Swimming -
www.caledon.ca/en/living-here/aquatics.aspx
GOLFING in Caledon
Caledon offers many golf clubs and courses geared towards beginners, advanced golfers or a family golfing.
Banty's Roost Golf and Country Club -
www.bantysroostgolf.ca
Caledon Country Club -
www.golfcaledon.com
Caledon Woods -
www.caledonwoods.clublink.ca
Devil's Pulpit and Devil's Paintbrush -
www.devilspulpit.com
Glen Eagle Golf Club -
www.gleneaglegolf.com
Legacy Palms Golf Club -
www.legacypinesgolf.com
Mayfield Golf Club -
www.mayfieldgolfclub.com
Osprey Valley Golf Course -
www.ospreyvalleygolf.com