Making The Move To Ontario.
Woodland Estates caravan park, Ancaster is the perfect place for those looking to retire somewhere offering peace and tranquility in the security of a gated community. If you're considering how to spend your retirement and the possibilities of downsizing to live in a caravan then we would invite you to consider a move to Ontario and to our beautiful caravan site.
Why move to Ontario?
- Climate - being situated in the southern half of the Golden Horseshoe region of Ontario the caravan site benefits from a moderate humid continental climate typified by warm summers and cold winters, with spring and fall consisting of mild days and cool nights. In comparison to most continental Canada, the region is considered temperate with extreme heat and cold occurring for short periods only and temperatures at both ends of the spectrum being moderated by the Great Lakes. Rainfall throughout the year ranges from between 75-100cm is well distributed over the 12 month period. Snowfall averages at around 100-115cm per year.
- Days Out - there are so many places to go and things to see in the area, you'll never be bored if you decide to live in Ontario. Here are just a few:
- Cities and towns - Within 15 minutes: Ancaster, Brantford, Dundas, Hamilton, Paris, Rockton, Waterdown
- Within 30 minutes: Guelph, Cambridge
- Within 1 hour: Toronto
- Attractions - Within 15 minutes: Rail Trail (Hamilton to Brantford 32km of trails), Flamborough Downs, Flamborough Speedway, Brantford Casino, Ancaster Fairgrounds, African Lion Safari, Conservation Areas, Grand River Dinner Cruise, Grand River Kayaking, Royal Botanical Gardens
- Within 30 minutes: Burlington Spencer Smith Park, Hamilton Bayfront Park, Hamilton Waterworks, Hamilton Yacht Club
- Within 1 hour: Niagara Falls, Niagara-On-The-Lake
- With all this and more you can see why so many of our residents chose to make the move to Ontario; why not read some of their testimonials?
If you're considering a move to Ontario from outside Canada you will need to investigate information on requirements and how to go about it. You may find the following website a useful resource - http://www.cic.gc.ca/. We would also be happy to discuss your move so please don't hesitate to contact us.