Guidebook for Brampton
Drinks & Nightlife
Nashville North Party Bar - Georgetown
530 Guelph St Country Dance and live music
The237 Restaurant & Lounge
237 Queen St EClub night on weekend evenings only
Food Scene
The Keg Steakhouse + Bar - Brampton
70 Gillingham DrFanzorelli's Restaurant & Wine Bar
50 Queen St WMandarin Restaurant
1255 The QueenswayBest buffet
Entertainment & Activities
Chinguacousy Park Ski Chalet
9050 Bramalea Rd Sking and skating and toboggan
Century Billiards
252 Queen St ELionhead Golf Club & Conference Centre
8525 Mississauga RdGolfing
Ranch with horseback riding on acres of forest trails, pony rides for kids & Western riding lessons.
Claireville Ranch
3805 Queen St ERanch with horseback riding on acres of forest trails, pony rides for kids & Western riding lessons.
Getting Around
This is a 10 min drive to this station. It is free parking. Parking does get full in the mornings. this will go directly to Union station. They do have Go buses that runs into union station
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Mount Pleasant GO Station
This is a 10 min drive to this station. It is free parking. Parking does get full in the mornings. this will go directly to Union station. They do have Go buses that runs into union station
All terminal buses and go buses run through there. There is even the express 511 to the airport
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Brampton Gateway Terminal station
501 Main St S All terminal buses and go buses run through there. There is even the express 511 to the airport
Enterprise Rent-A-Car
2 Fisherman DrThis is the newest toronto subway station. This is the closest to travel by car to TTC station. Parking is $5.00 at the subway.
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Vaughan Metropolitan Centre station
3150 Hwy 7This is the newest toronto subway station. This is the closest to travel by car to TTC station. Parking is $5.00 at the subway.
This is another GO station with more parking. Their Go buses will go directly to TTC stations and North York and some universities.
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Bramalea GO station
1713 Steeles Ave EThis is another GO station with more parking. Their Go buses will go directly to TTC stations and North York and some universities.
Shopping
Trinity Common Mall station
Bramalea City Centre Drive
Bramalea City Centre DriveEssentials
Walmart Lethbridge North Supercentre
3195 26 Ave NFortinos
35 Worthington AveBest grocery store!
Hasty Market
9705 James Potter RdParks & Nature
Lakes, hiking, fishing, splash pad and ziplines
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Heart Lake Conservation Area
Heart Lake Conservation AreaLakes, hiking, fishing, splash pad and ziplines
Brampton’s oldest park, Gage Park is open year-round and has been since 1903. The park is known for its circular walkway, that, in the winter, is turned into a skating rink.
Gage Park is a stunning park that features gazeboes, a fountain, large trees and floral gardens. In the summer, the wading pool and children’s play area are open, and it also hosts free evening concerts.
Skate along the trail in the winter, or jog, cycle or in-line skate along it throughout the rest of the year. If you didn’t bring ice skates with you, you can rent them onsite.
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Gage Park, Brampton
45 Main St S Brampton’s oldest park, Gage Park is open year-round and has been since 1903. The park is known for its circular walkway, that, in the winter, is turned into a skating rink.
Gage Park is a stunning park that features gazeboes, a fountain, large trees and floral gardens. In the summer, the wading pool and children’s play area are open, and it also hosts free evening concerts.
Skate along the trail in the winter, or jog, cycle or in-line skate along it throughout the rest of the year. If you didn’t bring ice skates with you, you can rent them onsite.
Complete with a swimming area, fishing, a water slide, beach volleyball courts, pathways, and playgrounds
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Professor's Lake
Complete with a swimming area, fishing, a water slide, beach volleyball courts, pathways, and playgrounds