Bronte East includes West and South West Oakville it extends from Lake Ontario (south)  to the QEW (north), and from Third line (west) to Dorval Drive (east).

Coronation Park is found in Bronte East and is  located on Lake Ontario just east of Third Line. There’s so many fun things to do at the park. The water is shallow for wading, there’s a splash pad, outdoor theatre, picnic tables, skating in the winter and more.

Another highlight of this area is Appleby College founded in 1911 and located on a picturesque 60-acre campus. Appleby is one of Canada’s top independent schools, a university preparatory, coeducational day/boarding school for students in Grades 7–12. 

The west and south west areas of Oakville were established in the 1950’s and 1960’s. It’s an area with 3 bedroom bungalows and side splits on larger lots. Many of which are being torn down and replaced with new larger homes.

Schools:

Primary:
Eastview PS:   English K – 8
Brookdale PS: English K – 8
Gladys Speers PS: English K-5
Oakwood PS: English K – 5
W. H. Morden PS: English K – 8
Pinegrove PS: French Immersion 2-8

St Dominic CES: English JK – 8
St Nicholas CES: English JK – 8
St Mary CES: French Immersion 1 – 8

Secondary:
T. A. Blakelock SS:  English  9 – 12
T. A. Blakelock SS: French Immersion  9 – 12

St Thomas Aquinas CSS: English 9 – 12 
St Ignatius of Loyola  CSS: French Immersion 9 – 12  

Link to Find My School:  Halton District School Board  and Halton Catholic District School  Board

Highlights:

Coronation Park is located south of Lakeshore Road, east of Third line and on the bank of Lake Ontario. 

Appleby College is located at 540 Lakeshore Rd West just east of Fourth Line.

Hopedale Mall now South Oakville Centre located at 1515 Rebecca Street, it’s been there since the 60’s and has a grocery story, pharmacy and is home to Hopedale Bowl. A REIT purchased the Mall and now plans to build a nine storey tower in it’s place.

Woodside Library at 1274 Rebecca Street opened in 1962 and has been renovated to serve Oakville’s growing population. It has windows on all sides of the building so it’s filled with natural light. There’s two beautiful stained glass windows that were donated by Elsie a Library supporter.

Closest Dog Parks:

Shell Park Leash Free: located at 3307 Lakeshore Rd., W. and Great Lakes Blvd.