Aurora Community Arboretum — Attraction in Aurora

Large complex with easy paved or gravel walking trail. Family complex with lots of different activities available including ice rink, swimming pool, basketball court, indoor waking track, climbing wall, fitness rooms, skateboard park, 3 baseball diamonds, soccer field, beach volleyball, and playground for kids.

Nice area to walk around with large historical trees. Many Plants and trees have labels or signage so it’s neat to learn more about the foliage. Unfortunately the trees are very spaced out so it is not the best place to see fall colours.

There are more densely populated trails in Richmond Hill that would give you a better experience of...

We dropped in on Saturday morning. The parking is plentiful and free. Also admission is free. The Arboretum had lots of beautiful trees with labels describing the tree. There was lots of memorial benches that were dedicated by a loved one. There is a large pond with swans. The park is clean and well manicured with garbage cans. And there’s two baseball fields, skate board park, a soccer field and two volleyball courts a nice playground. Plus a community Center with a pool. This park is a hidden jewel. And there’s lots of trails and paths. You could spend hours here. It’s a great place to ride your bike, take your kids or your...

The Aurora Community Arboretum is a fantastic green space that really lives up to its "urban oasis" title. You've got over 10 km of trails that are a mix of paved, crushed stone, and grass, which is great for a long walk or bike ride. Spring is honestly the best time to go, especially for the "Field of Gold" daffodils—it's absolutely stunning and worth the visit alone. The downside is that since many of the trees are still maturing, the shade cover is a bit spotty, and in the summer, those trails can get pretty hot. Also, being right next to the East Holland River, you'll want to pack bug spray for the...