Located between Oakville and Rockwood, this community is known for both its agricultural roots and industrial hub. Situated along Highway 401, Milton offers easy connections to Toronto and other major cities in Ontario, making it an ideal place to live for commuters as well as those who work in the industrial sectors. Prior to its incorporation as a town in 1857, Milton was known as Martin's Mills. Its rich history still shines through the architecture of the town, especially in its downtown core which is the home of many of this town's favourite shops and restaurants. Milton is also home to many outdoor spaces, parks, and community centres such as Rattlesnake Point Conservation Area and the Milton Sports Complex. Homes in Milton range from condos to luxury properties with stunning views of Lake Ontario or the Niagara Escarpment. And of course, Milton is a golf lover’s paradise with over 20 golf courses such as within a 30-minute drive. Explore the city or enjoy the breathtaking landscape that shapes Milton's communities and you'd understand why Milton is a beautiful place to live. 

Affordable Pho and other Vietnamese fare has never been better than at Pho Milton. This casual strip-mall restaurant is great for a quick lunch any day of the week, and their pricing is just the icing on the cake. Their specialty is pho, but their menu also includes a variety of other dishes including fried rice, other types of Vietnamese noodle dishes, and even some Thai dishes. For an even better deal, try out their party trays or combos!

Milton's favourite Vietnamese cuisine can be found in a small strip-mall on Laurier Avenue.

Pho Milton

Wagih's Steakhouse is a unique restaurant in the heart of downtown Milton that offers classic steakhouse fare with a Mediterranean and middle eastern twist. Their relaxed yet refined atmosphere is ideal for a casual dining experience and their friendly staff are there to help at any point during your meal. Specialties range from grilled salmon and tenderloin steak to chicken souvlaki and shawarma, all of which are sure to sate your appetite. Halal options are available, and the restaurant itself is open from Monday to Saturday. For a great meal at a good price, make sure to visit Wagih's steakhouse!

For mouth-watering steaks and fragrant middle-easter fare, stop by Wagih's on Main Street East, between Charles Street and Commercial Street.

Wagih's Steakhouse

 If slow-smoked meats and mouth-watering sauces are something you enjoy, you're sure to love Memphis BBQ and Wicked Wings. This Southern Ontario favourite has won more than 50 BBQ championships for their ribs, chicken, and sauces and the owners have been serving amazing BBQ meats for over 25 years. Of course, their specialties include fried or smoked chicken wings which come with your choice of one of over 20 sauces as well as their ribs which will have you coming back again and again. Their party packs are a great deal and have tons of food for everyone to enjoy. 

A down-to-earth restaurant with amazing slow smoked meats is only steps away on Bronte Street South.

Memphis BBQ and Wicked Wings

As one of the northeastern-most neighbourhoods in Milton as well as the closest area to both Mississauga and Toronto, Dempsey is a commuters paradise. Not only does Dempsey have nearby access to the Go Train, but it is also just a short drive to the 401. In terms of housing in Dempsey, many homes were built when the area was first being developed around the year 2000 and are typically detached or semi-detached brick homes with attached garages. The neighbourhood itself is fairly walkable as well, with nearby access to the main library, entertainment spaces and some schools.

With close proximity to the Go Train and the 401, Dempsey is a commuters paradise and a great place to settle down.

Dempsey

At the core of downtown is the neighbourhood of Old Milton. As the oldest area in Milton, Old Milton is a historic neighbourhood full of treasured landmarks and homes from the late 1800's and early 1900's. Many homes in the area have detached garages and quaint front porches that add to the unique feel of Old Milton. The Niagara Escarpment overlooks this area and is a beautiful backdrop against the variety of older architectural styles found in the homes and the scenic shopping district.

Old Milton has a historic charm and scenic shopping district that's hard not to love.

Old Milton

At the western edge of Milton's downtown core is the neighbourhood of Scott. One of the area's most stunning features is the view towards the edge of the escarpment, which can't be beat anywhere else in Milton! This view is only highlighted by the myriad of green spaces that give Scott a lush and natural feel. Housing in Scott ranges from apartment-style condos to townhouses and semi-detached properties as the most common styles, most of which were built in 2007 or later. With nearby schools and parks, Scott is an ideal neighbourhood for families, and the bike lanes available in Scott only make it safer for kids and adults alike to explore the neighbourhood.

The neighborhood of Scott is found at the western edge of Milton's downtown core and is an idela neighborhood for families.

Scott

Within Milton's urban core is the quaint neighbourhood of Beaty. This family-oriented neighbourhood is ideal for families with kids in elementary or secondary school as there are both public and catholic schools nearby as well as a dozen parks. The neighbourhood itself began development in 1998 so the homes are mainly detached or semi-detached houses as well as townhomes with brick exteriors. Many also have built in garages. With close proximity to shops, as well as plenty of bike lanes to keep cyclists safer, Beaty is a great option for young families and those looking for a friendly and inviting neighbourhood to call home.

This family-oriented neighbourhood has a myriad of parks, some schools, and plenty of bike lanes to make life easier and more accessible.

Beaty

Although Bronte Meadows may be one of the smallest neighbourhoods in Milton, it has tons of charm and is a great place for those who want a quieter area to settle down. Bronte Meadows central location provides unprecedented access to Main Street and the downtown core of Milton, and Bronte Meadows park is a large green space that also has sports fields and courts to keep active. The homes in the area were mainly built between the 50's and 80's which means there's a great variety of different houses to choose from. 


Bronte Meadows may be small, but its close proximity to downtown and large green spaces are inviting and add character to this neighbourhood.

Bronte Meadows

Casual Italian fare has never been better than at Luigi's Lasagna and Pizzeria. As the name suggests, popular menu items include a variety of different types of pizza alongside pasta, lasagna, and wings that are both filling and delicious. One unique thing about Luigi's is the fact that they are open for pick-up and delivery 24/7, so when those late night cravings hit you can still get some tasty food. For the opportunity to dine-in, make sure to head over between 11 am and 1 pm.

Taste some of Milton's best pizza and lasagna at the corner of Commercial Street and Pearl Street.

Luigi's Lasagna and Pizzeria

As the first and largest electric railway museum, the Halton County Radial Railway is a fascinating adventure for enthusiasts, families, and history buffs alike. This museum is not only an exhibition of numerous electric railway-related items but also has 2 kilometres of functioning rails where you can ride the streetcars and enjoy the scenic view. While you're enjoying the ride, don't forget to stop by the HCRR's famous ice cream shop for a sweet treat. On-site there is also a gift shop with loads of electric railway memorabilia as well as a few display barns and of course the historic Rockwood Station for visitors to explore. The HRCC is open from May to October, so make sure to stop by while the weather is nice for an educational and fun experience for the whole family.

Take a ride on some historic streetcars on Guelph Line, just southeast of 30 Side Road

Halton County Radial Railway Museum

Premium Hakka House is Milton's favourite spot for Indian Chinese fusion cuisine as well as a number of that dishes that are sure to sate your appetite. This restaurant uses only the freshest ingredients and hand makes their sauces for the best, most delicious experience, plus there are vegetarian and halal options for those with dietary restrictions. Some popular dishes include Manchurian chicken, Hakka noodles, crispy sesame beef, and fish pakora alongside some Thai curries. If that's not enough to convince you, their lunch specials run from Monday to Friday and are a great deal for a delicious and filling meal. 

Head down to Main Street East for some of the best Hakka cuisine this town has to offer.

Premium Hakka House

For fresh herbs, flowers, and handmade products then head down to Lochland Botanicals. This farm opened to the public in 2017 and is the best place to get the freshest local herbs and flowers in Milton and the surrounding Halton County. Lochland Botanicals'' main goal is to help support the local ecosystem through growing native plants alongside serving the land on which this farm is found. The on-site shop sells just about everything including teas, skincare products, and other handmade products made from their plants, and these items can even be purchased through their online store. Spend a sunny afternoon wandering the fields and picking your own herbs and flowers for the perfect peaceful outing at Lochland Botanicals.

Pick your own fragrant herbs and flowers at this farm on 25 Side Road in Milton.

Lochland Botanicals

Elementary: 16
Secondary: 3
Catholic Elementary: 10
Catholic Secondary: 3


Here is a breakdown of the public and catholic schools within Milton: Elementary: 

Schools

Alongside the myriad of parks and conservation areas in Milton, there are also plenty of trails winding through the landscape that is perfect for exploring Milton and the surrounding Halton County. One such trail is the Nassagaweya Trail, which provides a serene yet challenging path between Crawford Lake and Rattlesnake Point. The 10-kilometre trail loop takes a few hours to complete and has some incredible lookouts over the escarpment as well as some flat terrain for a bit of a rest during your hike. Nassagaweya Trail also connects with the Bruce Trail, so hours of hiking fun are just steps away from home. 

Milton is surrounded by beautiful landscapes, so why not spend some time outdoors and experience all Milton has to offer?

Outdoor Life

Connected by the winding Nassagaweya trail, the conservation areas known as Crawford Lake and Rattlesnake Point are great places to explore the landscape of Milton and participate in your favourite outdoor activities. Crawford Lake is one of the area's most well-known parks in Halton County, and for good reason. The park has a stroller-friendly boardwalk that winds around the lake itself, and in some sections, there are large, wooden carvings that are also deemed kid-friendly. Another unique feature at Crawford Lake is the historical indigenous area with three reconstructed longhouses and a three-sisters garden so visitors can learn about indigenous communities that lived and continue to live in the area. If you follow the Nassagaweya Trail through Crawford Lake all the way to Rattlesnake Point, one of the first things you're sure to notice is the escarpment view overlooking ancient cedar trees, some of which are over 800 years old. Along the escarpment are also areas to do some outdoor climbing and bouldering, which is such a different experience from a climbing gym and is a great way to get some outdoor exercise and have fun at the same time. Whether you want to do some hiking, climbing, or maybe camping with the family you need to check out Milton's parks and conservation areas.


Hike, bike, or camp at one of the local parks or conservation areas like Rattlesnake Point and Crawford for a chance to explore the natural beauty within Milton.

Parks

Whether you're an experienced climber or a beginner, Aspire Climbing is the best place in Milton for a variety of different climbing styles. This climbing gym has 11,000 square feet of climbing walls including 30-foot tall top rope and lead routes, 16-foot bouldering walls, and 24-foot auto-belay walls alongside the first ninja warrior course in Canada. The ninja warrior course has both hanging and ground-based obstacles that help build lean muscles and endurance. Staying in shape has never been more fun! For a more guided experience, try out one of the climbing or ninja warrior programs hosted by Aspire's experienced staff or send the kids to one of their camps.

Test your climbing skills or live out your ninja warrior dreams on Bronte Street North, just northwest of Victoria Street.

Aspire Climbing Milton

Springridge farm is a haven for family-friendly fun and a shining example of the dedication to farming displayed by the Hughes family that runs Springridge. Many people in Milton visit specifically to see the 19th-century post and beam barn, which now houses a market that sells fresh produce alongside fine foods, preserves and baked goods. You'll also find a host of non-food-related items like books, signature homewares, and gifts. For kids of all ages, a visit to the fun farmyard may be in order for safe and exciting fun in the giant sandbox, spiderweb climbers, or at the singing chicken show. Outdoor fun at the farm is just steps away when you visit Springridge farms, so don't forget to stop by when the weather is nice!

Grab some fresh, seasonal produce and enjoy a visit to the farm on Bell School Line in Milton.

Springridge Farm

The Gallery Upstairs is Milton's premiere destination to discover original local and international art, and has been for over 45 years! The featured art in the gallery rotates so there are new exhibits to experience each time you visit. The art itself ranges from sculptures to mixed media to paintings and just about everything in between. When you arrive, you're greeted by a beautiful garden and an array of sculptures and you can explore to your heart's content up until the gallery closes at 5 pm. While you're there, don't forget to check out the prints, custom framing, local handmade items, and artisanal food for sale that are great for a little treat or as gifts. 

Stop by and experience local and international artwork at the heart of Milton, at the corner of Mill Street and Bronte Street North.

The Gallery Upstairs

Staying active is easy with all of the recreation spaces scattered throughout Milton, and one such centre specifically caters to individuals age 55 or older. Milton Seniors' Activity Centre is a special recreational space that aims to encourage seniors to stay active, be creative, and socialize with other seniors in the area through programming and events. The centre has a number of spaces like its multi-purpose rooms, meeting rooms, and auditorium with a stage and service area, all of which host programs ranging from dance and crafts to book clubs and sports. You can register up to 72 hours prior to the start of a program and some also allow drop-ins as well. In terms of events, Milton Seniors' Activity Centre hosts a number of different events throughout the year, including bingo and bid-euchre socials for those avid players as well as various themed lunches and a poinsettia sale. With free annual memberships for those 85 and over, and affordable memberships for those between 55 and 84, there's no reason to miss out on the fun programs and social events at this recreation centre.

Milton is home to a myriad of recreational spaces ranging from general recreation centres to youth-centred spaces and even Milton Seniors' Activity Centre for those 55 years and older.

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