Address: 706114 County Road 21, Mulmur.

Park Amenities: Honeywood Community memorial park is home to a play structure, and the Honeywood Baseball Diamond. 

Rentals: The Honeywood Baseball Diamond is available for rentals seasonally. For more information and to rent the diamond, click here or email bookings@mulmur.ca for availability.

Address: The park is accessible via a trail between 18 & 20 Maes Crescent, Mulmur.

Park Amenities: Open green space.

Address: 937016 Airport Road, Mulmur. The playground is located to the south east corner of the property, behind the baseball diamond.

Park Amenities: Mansfield Community Ball Park is home to the Mansfield Baseball diamond, a covered pavilion with picnic tables, washroom facilities (seasonal), a parking lot, and a play structure.

Rentals: The Mansfield Baseball Diamond and the parks pavilion are available for rentals seasonally. For more information and to rent the diamond and/or pavilion, click here or email bookings@mulmur.ca  for availability.

Address: 46 Somerville Crescent, Mulmur.

Park Amenities: Thomson Trail Park features a large open green space, a play structure, a tennis/pickleball court, basketball court, bike repair station, a newly paved walking path. Parking is available at our newly created parking lot, which is accessible off of Thomson Trail.

Rentals: Thomson Trails pickleball/tennis court is available for rental. For more information and to rent the court, click here or email bookings@mulmur.ca  for availability.

Thomson Trail is also home to our seasonal outdoor ice rink, looked after by our fantastic community volunteers! This outdoor rink is open (weather permitting) during the winter months.  Residents are advised that this rink is unsupervised, and helmets are strongly recommended when using the rink.

Address: 24 Kingsland Ave, Mulmur.

Park Amenities: Forested green space.

Canada's oldest and longest marked footpath - 900 km from Niagara to Tobermory - the Bruce Trail connects you to the wonders of the Niagara Escarpment. Click here to visit the Bruce Trails' website

Bruce Trail Map

Main Tract (map)

• Largest of the County Forest Tracts
• An extensive system of recreational trails
• About a two-kilometre interpretive trail with fourteen stops describing forest management in the Dufferin County Forest
• Large variety of tree species, including red pine, white pine, white spruce, sugar maple, white ash, beech, red oak, ironwood, butternut and many others
• Habitat for many different animals, including white-tailed deer, ruffed grouse, wild turkeys, porcupine and a variety of songbirds
• Provincially recognized "Area of Natural and Scientific Interest, the Oak Ridges South Slope Forest"

Randwick Tract (map)

• The second largest of the Dufferin County forest tracts
• Dominated by red pine plantations, which are gradually succeeding to tolerant hardwoods such as sugar maple, white ash and beech
• An extensive trail system for recreational activities

Little Tract (map)

• Two-kilometre interpretive trail with nine stops describing general forest facts
• Only a small portion has been logged since the County purchased it in 1971
• Has been designated as “natural forest”, which means no resource extraction and only low impact recreation, allowing the existing forest to continue natural development toward "old growth"
• A sawmill existed beside the creek, and the clearing near Airport Road had homes for loggers in 1870

Mono Tract (map)

• The third largest of the County Forest tracts
• Tree cover includes red pine and white spruce plantations
• Two major trails run in an east-west direction through the tract
• Adjacent to Mono Cliffs Park, a provincial park located on the Niagara Escarpment

Riverview (map) and Melancthon (map) Tracts

• Both tracts are mostly made up of provincially recognized wetlands
• Some trails for recreational activities and wetland exploration
• Wildlife includes beavers, raccoons, bullfrogs, muskrats, white-tailed deer, and numerous species of waterfowl

For more information about Dufferin County's forest tracks, click here