Parks and Trails

The Town of Shelburne has a variety of greenspaces and urban parks within our community as well as conservation areas and provincial parks in the surrounding region. Explore Shelburne through our parks and trails!

Park listings

	Fiddle Park 105 Second Line		See Fiddle Park Map
	Greenwood Crescent Park  781 Greenwood Crescent		See Greenwood Crescent Park Map
	Greenwood Park  355 Greenwood Street		See Greenwood Park Map
	Hyland Park  340 Gordon Street		See Hyland Park Map
	Jack Downing Park  140 Main Street East		See Jack Downing Park Map
	KTH Park  197 Homestead Drive		See KTH Park Map
	Morden Drive Park  240 Morden Drive		See Morden Drive Park Map
	Natasha Paterson Memorial Park 340 Gordon Street		See Natasha Paterson Memorial Park Map
	Simon Court Park   497 Simon Court		See Simon Court Park Map
	Simon Street Park  361 Simon Street		See Simon Street Park Map
	Summerhill Park 320 Col. Phillips Drive		See Summerhill Park Map
	Walter's Creek Park  680 Cedar Street		See Walter's Creek Park Map

Walking routes

Shelburne, did you know we have over 15 km of walking routes? Do you want to discover Shelburne… Get out and try our new Get Walking Shelburne app.  See the Get Walking Shelburne webpage for more information!

You can explore parks and trails in the surrounding area through the Headwaters Communities in Action - Trails Listing. They provide a full list of trails and give detailed trail descriptions and maps to help you plan your hike.

Discover Dufferin County

Explore the County and get outdoors by visiting one of the Dufferin County Forest Tracts or using the Dufferin County Rail Trail.

The Bruce Trail

Explore the Niagara Escarpment as the Bruce Trail winds through the area. For information on trail conditions, maps and day trips, visit the Bruce Trail Association.

Provincial Parks

Mono Cliffs Provincial Park, Hockley Valley Provincial Park, Earl Rowe Provincial Park and Boyne Valley Provincial Park are all located near the Town of Shelburne. These parks offer hiking, swimming, boating, camping and educational opportunities. Visit the Ministry of Natural Resources for more information on outdoor activities including fishing and hunting in the region.

Snowmobile trails

Shelburne and the surrounding area is a popular snowmobile destination during the winter months. Check out OFSC. 

Park development plans

A key focus of the Community Improvement Plan was to help support efforts by the Town and local businesses / investors to revitalize and intensify community improvement areas as mixed-use community hubs. This is an opportunity to promote positive change as Shelburne’s growth shifts towards intensification and redevelopment to meet the diverse needs of a growing population. Working towards the development of a complete community, one of the Community Improvement Plans key achievements was to support walkability through improved pedestrian and multi-modal infrastructure.

The Town is committed to continuing to develop our park system. Review our Parks Master Plan and Active Transportation Plan to learn about the future of park development in Shelburne.

2020 Community Trail Revitalization Project