History of Maple Vaughan

Maple Vaughan stands out as one of the diverse neighborhoods, in Ontario offering a rich tapestry of different cultures. Its history traces back to its settlement by German Lutherans followed after by immigrants in 1825.

Originally nicknamed “The Maples” due to the maple trees lining Keele Street Maple Vaughan has now flourished into a thriving community with an estimated population exceeding 55,000 people.

There are reasons why Maple is an exceptional place to reside. Its strong sense of community notch institutions and plentiful recreational activities make it an ideal choice, for those seeking a welcoming and lively neighborhood to call home.

Recreation

Maple Vaughan is a place to live if you’re a fan of the outdoors. With its abundance of maple trees, sports facilities and breathtaking scenery there’s no shortage of activities to indulge in. The maple trees are especially captivating since they represent one of the varieties, in the world. Not are they used for producing maple syrup but they also serve as a key component in canoe building and other outdoor pursuits.

For sports enthusiasts Maple Vaughan offers a range of options including a well equipped hockey rink, soccer field and baseball diamonds. Moreover the city boasts parks and nature trails that make it an ideal destination for enjoying natures wonders. Additionally it proudly stands as the home of John E. MacDonald—a member of the Group of 7 artists.

An absolute must visit is the North Maple Regional Park—a haven for sports lovers and culture enthusiasts. In April 2018 this visionary project was approved by the city council with plans to transform spaces into a sprawling 900 acre parkland featuring approximately 364 hectares (800 900) that opened last year! The initial phase includes two FIFA turf fields along, with picnic areas thoughtfully shaded by shelters or trees where you can revel in your little piece ‘o heaven.

Last but certainly not least lets not forget about Canadas Wonderland—an attraction nestled here in Maple.

Canada’s Wonderland

Canadas Wonderland has been a destination, for excitement, family enjoyment and top notch entertainment since 1981. It is now situated in Vaughan, north of Toronto. The park boasts a collection of over 200 rides, including 17 exhilarating roller coasters, two dedicated areas for children Splash Works (a sprawling 30 acre water park) and a diverse range of dining options.

Visitors have the option to purchase either a day pass or an annual pass both granting them unlimited access to all the rides and attractions. Canadas Wonderland operates from May to September when it welcomes visitors of all ages. The outdoor setting provides a change from activities and allows guests to enjoy the rides and attractions regardless of the weather conditions.

While most rides are suitable for all age groups there are some specifically designed for children and adults. The Leviathan stands as Canadas fastest roller coaster while the Vortex ranks among the worlds thrilling spinning coasters. Ample parking is available onsite for convenience.

In addition to its offerings Canadas Wonderland also hosts special events throughout the year such, as Halloween Haunt and WinterFest—an immersive holiday celebration.
Don’t miss out on these events if you’re seeking some family fun in the fall and winter months.

You can find tickets season passes, operating hours and a map, on the amusement parks website.

Transit

Whether you’re moving around on foot by bicycle or, by car there are transportation options, in this vibrant community. With a rail transit station and 122 street level stops nearby getting around has become incredibly convenient.

Maple Vaughan Elementary, Secondary, High schools

Maple boasts a total of 8 schools along, with 9 schools and 2 private schools. To explore the institutions in the area make sure to refer to our comprehensive guide for elementary schools as well as our guide, for secondary and high schools.

Maple Parks & Facilities

Maple is a haven, for nature enthusiasts boasting a collection of 26 parks and community recreation facilities nestled within its borders. These green spaces provide opportunities, for residents and visitors to indulge in activities and enjoy the wonders of nature.

Maple Vaughan Homes For Sale

Maple Ontario is a location to consider when purchasing a house. There is a range of housing options, including detached, semi detached and townhomes all at prices. If you’re contemplating a move, to Maple Ontario don’t hesitate! It’s a community that you’ll be thrilled to call your own.