This community park straddles the Burlington and Oakville boarder and acts as a green gateway to these municipalities as well as a trail head for the Waterfront Trail.
With over 800 meters of shoreline, Burloak Park also boasts unique physiographical and biological features. A significant Queenston shale cliff formation is home to one of the largest nesting colonies of bank swallows in the western basin of Lake Ontario. Views from the bluffs include the Shell working pier and on clear days and nights, the Toronto skyline and the Niagara Peninsula. Burloak Park features: outdoor adult fitness equipment, playground, lower promenade along the waterfront, east lookout and shade pavilion, garden and trellis, main gazebo and plaza with seating, west lookout, picnic tables, boat launch and parking. The final stages of the Burloak Waterfront Park Master Plan are underway and when completed by end of 2025 will include the following: accessible wahroom building, splash pad/water play area and a west side entrance and parking lot. With recent project completed.
