Harmony Valley Park

The park is approximately 28 hectares containing a mix of habitats including hardwood forests, coniferous plantations, open fields, meadows, and wetlands. The Harmony Creek flows through the park. The historic Lake Iroquois Shoreline runs along the north edge and is a unique geological feature. With its nature trails the Harmony Valley Park is enjoyed by walkers, hikers, runners, and nature enthusiasts. The park also contains a popular off-leash area run by volunteers of the Oshawa Durham Area Walkers Group who care for and maintain the off-leash area. The use of the park requires sensitivity in order to balance the preservation of the natural surroundings with the diverse recreational uses. There are a number of recreational nature trails throughout the park. Users are asked to stay on the designated recreational trails and respect all users.