York Region is made up of nine distinct municipalities–
Aurora, East Gwillimbury, Georgina, King, Markham,
Newmarket, Richmond Hill, Vaughan and
Whitchurch-Stouffville.

From Steeles Avenue to the south shores of Lake Simcoe,
York’s 1756 square kilometres blends unique urban/rural
municipalities offering a myriad of multi-cultural town
centres and the quaint charm of country settings.

aurora
Aurora is a bustling community that has maintained its
“quaint town” feel. It is rich in history and culture, including
the national historic site, Hillary House. Aurora features over
615 acres of parkland and pedestrian trail system that winds
through the community, challenging golf courses, fine dining,
theatre and exciting community events.
Visit: www.town.aurora.on.ca

east gwillimbury
The rural and historic East Gwillimbury has plenty to offer. Take in one of the many events and concerts at the Sharon Temple, designated a national historic site. Play a variety of golf courses, including the prestigious Silver Lakes Golf Club. Rogers Reservoir Conservation Area, home to one of the locks along the “ghost canal” system, is a popular spot for birders and hikers.
Visit: www.eastgwillimbury.ca

georgina
Georgina is a recreational playground located on the south shores of Lake Simcoe. Renowned as Ontario’s original cottage country and the ice fishing capital of Canada, Georgina is home to Sibbald Point Provincial Park, The Red Barn Theatre, Canada’s oldest professional summer theatre, and one of Ontario’s premier resorts, The Briars.
Visit: www.town.georgina.on.ca

king
King Township, located on the Oak Ridges Moraine, is your rural oasis close to home. Experience the country and a more relaxed way of life and join us for farm, studio and garden tours or load up your bikes, King has some of the most beautiful country roads and hiking trails accessible year round. Visit King for a day, or stay overnight at one of our bed & breakfasts, enjoy fine dining, do a little antiquing or home decor shopping.
Visit: www.township.king.on.ca

markham
Discover an international community rich in culture and so unique that it has two Main Streets, one in Unionville and the other in old town Markham. Explore the Fred Varley Art Gallery or the 25-acre site of the historic Markham Museum.
Visit: www.markham.ca

newmarket
Newmarket is a unique blend of big city amenities and small-town charm. The 1800’s styled historic Newmarket Main Street offers an abundance of shopping, outdoor cafes and the Elman W. Campbell Museum. Stroll the Holland River Trail System, and then enjoy the Artisan Festival and other year-round events at Fairy Lake.
Visit:www.town.newmarket.on.ca

richmond hill
From the scenic Lake Wilcox to the over 130 parks and trails, Richmond Hill is a breath of fresh air for anyone who wants to get out of the city. Just north of Toronto near Highways 404 and 401, there is plenty to do for all ages, including golf, shopping, diverse and ethnic dining as well as great festivals and events.
Visit: www.town.richmond-hill.on.ca

vaughan
Vaughan is home to some of Canada’s most exciting attractions, including Canada’s Wonderland, Vaughan Mills, Reptilia Inc., and the McMichael Canadian Art Collection. For quieter pleasures, stroll picturesque Kleinburg, hike the Kortright Centre or enjoy an Opera York performance.
Visit: www.city.vaughan.on.ca

whitchurch-stouffville
Discover the wonders and surprises of our scenic, rural community - gourmet chocolates, the Oak Ridges Trail, great golf and two wineries. Experience the award-winning Whitchurch-Stouffville Museum and Latcham Gallery or the York-Durham Heritage Railway. Enjoy the Stouffville Country Market or country village shopping along Main Street.
Visit: www.townofws.com

Vaughan is home to Canada’s most exciting attractions, including Canada’s Wonderland		A breath of fresh air for anyone looking to get out of the city		Acres of parkland and pedestrian trail systems