Bronte Bluffs Park — Attraction in Oakville

This area is a Hidden Gem in Oakville. In addition to the Scenic Harbor, there is actually a Sandy Beach! I had an art show at Sovereign house, and when visiting there and enjoying the history of the house, I learned that the author of "The White Oaks of Jalna" lived here at some point and the people of Oakville played a role in her writings. It is a beautiful neighborhood and enjoyable to just walk around and look at the pretty Homes and Gardens as well as the parks surrounding the house, which overlooks the harbor and Beach. Here's a little tip: you can park for free by Sovereign house and then hike down a path to the beach if you don't want to pay for parking that's close...

The lakeside was dirty and had a lot of fishy smell. Just then, a flock of seagulls was floating on the shore of the lake, and a flock of them just flew into the sky. On the other hand, a flock of ducks was swimming leisurely on the dirty lake. There is a breakwater to the east of the park and an old man is fishing. Fortunately, the breakwater was clean. As I walked along the breakwater, I could see the Bronte Heritage Waterfront Park across...

Not sure, if we went at the wrong time (we reached there at around 9pm). The place looked secluded near the park and we could hear loud howls, which concerned us. The cars at the parking lot were parked with headlights on and no signs of people nearby creeped us a bit. Maybe it's just a good place at a wrong time (correct me if I am wrong) the experience was kind of scary. But yes, the water in the lake was pleasant and soothing...