Vaughan is a very family-orientated community with over 50 schools, including public, private and Catholic. There are lots of activities available for kids and adults, including major tourist attractions, which bring in millions of visitors and money to the local economy each year.

Attractions include the world-famous, Canada’s Wonderland Amusement Park, with some of the tallest and fastest roller coasters in the world; plus, Vaughan Sportsplex II, Playtopia Kids, Jungleland, Sky Zone Trampoline Park, LEGOLAND Discovery Centre Toronto and Kortright Centre for Conservation.

Vaughan also features a number of trails and parks including Nashville Conservation Reserve, Elder’s Mills Nature Reserve, Boyd Conservation Park, “New” Trail, Wood Lot Trail, Humber Valley Heritage Trail and others.

The central business district is called the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre. It resides at the intersection of Jane Street and Highway 7.

For shopping, head to Vaughan Mills Centre, a very large indoor mall with major retailers like Bass Pro Shops, Best Buy, Calvin Klein, Coach, DSW, GAP, Nike, Hugo, H&M, Lacoste, Lululemon, NORDSTROM rack, Old Navy and more. It’s connected with York Regional Transit and the TTC subway line, making it easy to get into and out of without having to do any driving. If you prefer to drive, Vaughan Mills is conveniently located next to Highway 400 and Rutherford Road, a short distance north of Highways 7 and 407.

For more shopping, the big IKEA Vaughan store and Costco are great places to visit, located just down the road from Vaughan Mills, off Highway 400, between Highways 7 and 407.

Caryn will be happy to show you the current homes for sale in Vaughan and tell you more about Vaughan’s many features.