East Burlington offers a diverse range of options to suit just about any lifestyle. Here you can find the established, older neighbourhoods with nicely treed lots and larger backyards. Mere blocks away, newer developments have taken shape. Plenty of parkland and green spaces are mixed into the East Burlington landscape. And when you’re looking for a deeper, natural escape, this area is bordered by Bronte Provincial Park. With its proximity to community centres and arenas, this is certainly an area that families flock to. For the commuters, there is easy access to the 403 and the Appleby GO Station.  

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The Elizabeth Gardens neighbourhood features the Burloak Waterfront Park. This park includes a paved pathway along the shore of Lake Ontario – a beautiful view. his is a popular place for bike riders, joggers and those out for a quiet stroll.  

Paved paths along the waterfront along with access to the Bronte Creek Ravine Trail provide scenic spots for a bike ride, jog or walk. 

Outdoor Life

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The Burlington Cougars are a Junior “A” hockey club that makes its home at the Appleby Ice Centre. The team competes in the Ontario Provincial Junior Hockey League and boasts notable alumni that include Kevin Bieksa of the Anaheim Ducks, Josh Jooris of the Arizona Coyotes and Josh Anderson of the Columbus Blue Jackets. 

This OHA Junior “A” hockey team plays its home games at Appleby Ice Centre; located at Appleby Line between Mainway and the 403. 

Burlington Cougars Hockey Club

Every musician’s favourite store, Long & McQuade offers a wide range of musical instruments, accessories and audio/visual equipment. This location also offers instruments for rent as well as lessons.

Known throughout the region, this music store is located on Mainway, just east of Guelph Line.

Long & McQuade

This plaza includes a Shopper’s Drug Mart, the popular Tin Cup restaurant as well as Tim Hortons among other small shops and services.

This small retail area encompasses the corners of the Upper Middle Road and Walker’s Line intersection.

Upper Middle Road Plaza

Bordering the Pinedale neighbourhood, in the RioCan Centre Burloak, is Cineplex Cinemas Oakville. This location includes 12 screens, including 1 DBOX, 1 UltraAVX, 3 VIP and 6 3D screens. Two party rooms can be booked and there is a fully licenced lounge.  

Serving Burlington East residents, this multi-screen cinema is located just inside the Oakville border, off of Burloak Drive near the 403. 

Cineplex Cinemas Oakville

Anchored by an LCBO, this retail area offers residents a number restaurant and fast food option as well as a Wine Rack, Shopper’s Drug Mart and TD Canada Trust.

This retail area located at the corner of Walker’s Line and Dundas Street/ Highway 5.

Headon Forest Shopping Centre

A large retail area can be found between between the Orchard and Millcroft neighbourhoods. Anchor retailers like Metro, Rona and TD Canada Trust provide residents with convenient access to the necessities. A host of restaurants are also part of this complex as well.

This retail node is found on the border of the East and Central areas of Burlington, at Upper Middle Road and Appleby Line. 

Millcroft Shopping Centre

This restaurant specializes in authentic greek food that will make your mouth water. Sotoris has been around since 1993 and won the hearts of the Burlington community over with its delicious food and modern atmosphere. From Gyro to souvlaki and everything in between, you’re sure to find a delicious meal on their menu. 

Visit this family-owned restaurant on Harvester Road, south of the QEW

Sotiris Greek

This is one of Burlington’s most revered restaurants. Mouthwatering steaks and fresh, amazing seafood in a cozy atmosphere makes dining here a memorable event – one you’ll definitely want to revisit.

This popular Burlington restaurant is located on Fairview Street just west of Walker’s Line. 

Napoleon's Steak & Seafood House

This beautiful neighbourhood originated as respite for wealthy Hamilton businessmen. And the impressive homes that line the Lakeshore portion are a testament to the affluence here. Large, sprawling lots with mature trees are prevalent throughout this area. Homes, even well back from the shoreline, are of the larger variety. Most are also unique designs that include some custom rebuilds. This gives each street a unique look and identifiable character. On some streets, particularly in the northern areas of this area, transitional rebuilds are more apparent. Townhouses and condominiums are also available within this neighbourhood. Overall, this is a very high-value area where there is competition for available homes – not unlike similar areas in neighbouring Oakville. Coupled with its relative proximity to intra-city arterial routes, the QEW and two GO Stations, this picturesque beauty of this area will ensure it continues to be a very sought-after place to live. 

A very affluent area, this neighbourhood is known for it’s big and beautiful homes, large lots, and mature tree covered streets.  

Roseland

This established enclave is reaches the Burlington- Oakville border. This is an older neighbourhood with homes dating back to the mid-to-late 1900s. Lots are large and the proximity to Lake Ontario make this a highly sought-after area. The Burloak Waterfront Park offers a nice, open beach walk and children’s play area for area residents. Much of the waterfront residential developments are comprised of condominiums and apartments that look out over the lake – indicative of the diverse range of homes offered in this area. Parks and schools provide additional elements of green space, with Skyway Park including an arena and various sports fields. In comparison to adjacent neighbourhoods, buying into Elizabeth Gardens can be done fairly affordably. And with its access to highways and both the Burloak and Appleby GO Stations, it offers convenient commuting. 


This established neighbourhood reaches the Burlington-Oakville border and offers larger lots and proximity to the Burloak Waterfront Park.

Elizabeth Gardens

Like neighbouring areas of Burlington, Shoreacres is considered a very desirable place to own a home. Streets closest to the Lake Ontario shoreline are a showcase for some incredible houses. Throughout this area, larger lots and mature trees are the norm – with some streets completely canopied. Homes throughout Shoreacres come in all shapes and sizes and span from late 1900’s to new rebuilds. One of this area’s major attractions is Paletta Lakefront Park and Mansion. This 14 acre property on the waterfront is well worth the visit. The mansion, built in 1930, has been fully restored and now hosts conferences and events. Walking paths, nature trails and open areas are also available on the grounds. This is an impressive escape; and not far from central Burlington. Shoreacres is bordered by New Street, an intra-city arterial route, and close to the Appleby GO Station – making Toronto commutes a very feasible option. 

A competitive area for buyers, this established neighbourhood offers a diverse range of houses and properties; it’s also the home of the beautiful Paletta Lakefront Park and Mansion. 

Shoreacres

The Dynes neighbourhood is located in the centre of Burlington. It’s close proximity to Burlington Mall, as well as plenty of restaurant and retail offerings along Guelph Line and Fairview Street, makes this a convenient place to live. Homes are generally middle-aged on spacious lots, making this a very popular area for families. This neighbourhood is very accessible; major arteries are close by and access to the 403, QEW as well as the Burlington GO Station are within close proximity. It’s a small town feeling neighbourhood with plenty of amenities only a short distance away. 

Located in the geographical centre of Burlington, this neighbourhood offers plenty of access to retail centres as well as GO Transit and the highway. 

Dynes

Situated north of New Street and South of the QEW/ 403, Pinedale rests against the Oakville border. Unlike neighbourhoods to the south, here there are many more opportunities for affordable buy-in. This is thanks in large part to more townhomes, starter homes and higher-density developments. The mature, established streets offer spacious lots that make this a sought-after location for families. Retail accessibility is also a feature, as Pinedale is the home to the renovated Appleby Mall. Here residents can find restaurants, grocery-retail and other necessity retailers. Not far from here is the RioCan Burloak Centre; a hub in the area for outlet shopping. The Appleby GO Station is also in close proximity. Highways in the area are also easy to access, making Pinedale a convenient commuting area.  

A range of homes are available in Pinedale offering something for variable preferences and budgets. Conveniently located near retailers and close to highway accesses.

Pinedale

This restaurant has been in the Burlington community for eighteen years because of their unique atmosphere as well as their delicious food and drinks. They are known for their shucked oysters and small plates as well as their bar, which makes this the perfect setting for a date night or just an adult night out.

Grab a drink at The Martini House on Elizabeth Street, east of Lakeshore Road

The Martini House

The sprawling Sherwood Forest Park, also home to a recreation centre, features four baseball diamonds, plenty of open grass to run and play, while also including the shade of a small woodlot. Frontenac Park and Pineland Park also provide open grass areas and sports fields. In Orchard, Pathfinder Park and Brada Park are only a couple blocks away from each other. The Orchard Community Park is this neighbourhood's large-scale park; it includes two soccer fields, a splash pad and is adjacent to the trails of Bronte Creek Provincial Park.  



Sports fields and sprawling green space can be found across a number of parks in the Burlington East area. 

Parks

Public Elementary: 12
Catholic Elementary: 8

Public Highschool: 2
Catholic Highschool: 1

Here you’ll find the breakdown of elementary and secondary schools found in this neighbourhood.

Schools

A number of arenas fall within the Burlington East area. Hockey players young and old can find ice time in Skyway Arena or the twin pad facilities of Appleby Ice Centre and the Wave Sports Centre. The Wave also including elite training opportunities for young, competitive hockey players. The Sherwood Forest Community Centre includes as gymnasium, in addition to the number of sports fields outside. The Burlington Centennial Pool provides area residents with opportunities for recreational and fitness swimming programs.
The Angela Coughlin Pool provides swimming programs for all ages - it can be found between Headon Forest and the Burlington West neighbourhood of Mountainside. Swimming facilities can be found at the Tansely Woods Recreation Centre – located at Upper Middle near Walker’s Line.
The Central Park Recreation Centre includes an arena and auditorium facilities. Sports fields and parkland surround the centre with other public buildings sharing the same location. The Burlington Public Library, Theatre Burlington, the Burlington Senior Centre, the Burlington Lawn Bowling Club and the Burlington Tennis Club can all be found on the same, centrally located, grounds.
The Ron Edwards YMCA is located directly across the street from the Central Park Recreation Centre. Here, you will plenty of pool and fitness programs for all age groups. This facility includes a youth centre, hosting various youth engagement programs and activities.


Arenas are abundant in Burlington East housing popular city hockey and skating programs. Residents are also served by gymnasium and pool facilities.

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