Barrie Arboretum

Barrie Arboretum at Sunnidale Park is a haven of scenic beauty. The 15.5-acre 6.27-hectare site is a collection of trees on the northern side of Barrie’s Sunnidale Park. It is a well known year-round fascination for nature darlings, sharp picture takers, picnickers and winter sports aficionados. Investigate the arboretum's pathways and look up at local and colorful trees, including white pines. Respect the butterfly hedge, lilac dell, nut woods and rose patio nurseries. In the event that you don't know precisely what you are taking a gander at, read the interpretive signs that give the name and cause of each plant and tree species. Locate a peaceful spot and pause for a minute to value the arboretum's excellence.

The recreation center and arboretum are occupied in the mid year months, however fall is additionally an extraordinary time to visit. This is the point at which the arboretum and stop's foliage go up against a striking palette of warm hues. When you have visited the arboretum, remain a while to appreciate whatever remains of Sunnidale Park. Give the kids a chance to run, hop and jump on the amusements and mechanical assembly at the kids' play area. At that point search for a decent cookout spot in the extensive grounds. In the winter, participate in heaps of snow-based exercises. Crosscountry ski or snowshoe through the recreation center and race to the base of its little slopes on a sledge or toboggan.