The East Oshawa directory.

The Harmony Road plazas serve the Eastdale community with casual restaurants, cafés and takeout.

Local pick: A casual bite on the east side

The King Street East plazas near Farewell serve the south-east community with casual restaurants, cafés and takeout.

Local pick: Quick meals near the lake

The cafés and quick eateries serving the Eastdale neighbourhood near Harmony and Eastview Park.

Local pick: A coffee close to home

The Bloor Street East plazas serve the Farewell community with everyday restaurants and takeout.

Local pick: A neighbourhood dinner

The Harmony Road plazas serve the Eastdale community with grocery, pharmacy and everyday services.

Local pick: Everyday errands on Harmony

The King Street East plazas serve the Farewell community with grocery, pharmacy and everyday services.

Local pick: Convenient south-east shops

The plazas near Bloor and Townline serve east Oshawa with grocery, big-box stores and everyday services close to the Clarington border.

Local pick: Big-box near the Clarington line

A Durham DSB public secondary school in east Oshawa, with academics, vocational programs and athletics serving the Eastdale and Farewell communities.

Local pick: The east-side collegiate

A Durham DSB JK–8 public elementary serving the Farewell community in south-east Oshawa.

Local pick: A south-east catchment

A Durham Catholic DSB JK–8 elementary serving the Eastdale and east Oshawa communities.

Local pick: An east-side Catholic elementary

One of the largest remaining coastal wetlands on Lake Ontario — Second Marsh and the McLaughlin Bay reserve offer boardwalks, trails and exceptional birdwatching by the lakeshore.

Local pick: Birdwatching at one of Ontario's great marshes

A community park in east Oshawa with sports fields, playgrounds and the Eastview community hub serving the surrounding family streets.

Local pick: Sports fields and the Boys & Girls Club

The Harmony Creek valley and trail thread through east Oshawa down toward Second Marsh and the lake — natural paths and a green corridor.

Local pick: A creek walk toward the lake

The Farewell Creek valley and trail wind through the south-east community — woodland, a ravine and a green link toward the lakeshore marsh.

Local pick: A ravine walk in the south-east