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For those that want to be outdoors, Stouffville has variety. In the country, trail walks and birding experiences can be gleaned in thirteen forest tracts, three conservation areas, the Bill Fisch Forest Centre and the Stouffville Reservoir. In town, bike trails connect parks and community facilities. The Oak Ridges Moraine Trail, a 300 km trail, winds from east to west across Stouffville.
Stouffville is a fun place for families. There is something to entertain everyone, from ziplining through the trees to fishing for trout. Sporting families enjoy mini-golf, batting cages, and BMX cycling. Seasonally, there is apple and strawberry picking, corn mazes, and pony rides.
19 on the Park opened its doors in 2009 as a venue to bring the best in Arts & Entertainment to the Stouffville community. Located in the heart of town – behind the Clock Tower on Main Street – our historic building was built in 1896 as a market and dance hall.
Stouffville is a haven for cyclists. Beautiful vistas can be enjoyed as you cycle the rolling hills of the Oak Ridges Moraine. Cycling clubs are a frequent sight on country roads or resting at coffee shops. Mountain bikers and fat-tire enthusiasts enjoy single-track riding in the York Regional forests. For those that want to compete, Stouffville BMX hosts BMX training and racing opportunities. In town, there are many safe family cycling paths to enjoy.
In Stouffville, there are sixteen 18-hole courses, plus two executive 9-holes courses, within 9 golf clubs. Our courses represent varying ages of development, from 1960 to 1999, with the majority being built in the 1970s. All of our courses are located on the Oak Ridges Moraine, with the exception of Meadowbrook Golf Club, which is just south of the moraine. Almost half of the courses in Stouffville – or 8 of 18 – are classed as private.
For a sense of intimacy and prestige, consider joining St. Andrew’s East Golf & Country Club – there are only 375 members. Spring Lakes Golf Club, with 54-holes, is the largest private club in Canada; they offer exclusivity at a value price. For those that favour “heritage courses” within mature landscape settings – Meadowbrook Golf Club and Sleepy Hollow Country Club were the first two courses built in the Stouffville area (1960). Admittance to five private courses is enabled with a ClubLink membership: two at Station Creek Golf Club and three at Emerald Hills Golf Club.
The public courses include three at Rolling Hills Golf Club (also ClubLink) and the Ballantrae Golf Club. Rolling Hills boasts a convenient location to major highways. Ballantrae Golf Club has the best reviews regarding pace, which is important – no one desires a 5-hour round of golf or to receive return credits when things go wrong. Royal Stouffville is the only hybrid course, offering public access and membership at the same time.
There are a lot of DIY activities available in Stouffville, including sewing, pottery painting, quilting, papercrafting, flower arranging, wreath-making, furniture refinishing, and knitting.
Lots of horse farms can be found in Stouffville’s greenbelt. With indoor and outdoor riding arenas, year-round equestrian activities are possible. Our stables offer training, lessons, and coaching, as well as trail riding, summer camps and holiday camps. Additionally, many offer rider-level testing.