Newmarket's communities — the historic Main Street, Glenway, Stonehaven, Huron Heights and the family neighbourhoods between.
Restaurants, shops, schools and parks across 9 communities — researched, written and updated by your local broker.
The hub of Main Street at the Postmark Hotel — a light-filled lobby café and the stunning open-concept Overlea rooftop restaurant with views over historic downtown.
Historic Main Street is lined with restaurants, cafés and ice-cream parlours with outdoor seating — the lively heart of Newmarket's dining scene.
A modern food hall inside Upper Canada Mall with specialty vendors and dining experiences — a quick, varied meal stop on the west side.
The plazas around Bristol and Yonge serve the central-south communities with casual restaurants, cafés and takeout.
The plazas near Mulock Drive serve the Stonehaven-Wyndham community with casual dining, cafés and takeout.
The Leslie and Davis plazas bring casual restaurants, cafés and takeout to the east-side Huron Heights community.
One of Ontario's best-preserved historic main streets — boutique shops, cafés, galleries and cultural venues in restored 19th-century buildings.
One of York Region's largest malls at Yonge and Davis — department stores, fashion, the Market & Co food hall and hundreds of shops.
The neighbourhood plazas serving Summerhill Estates with grocery, pharmacy and everyday services.
The retail plazas near Bathurst and Davis serve the Armitage community with grocery, pharmacy and services.
The plazas along Mulock Drive serve the Woodland Hill community with grocery, dining and services near the Magna Centre.
The Davis Drive West plazas serve the Gorham-College Manor community with grocery, pharmacy and everyday services.
A long-established York Region DSB public high school in central Newmarket, with strong academics and a central, walkable location.
A York Region DSB public secondary school (opened 1989) on Bristol Road, with strong academics and a technological studies wing.
A York Region DSB public secondary school (since 1962) recognized for its arts program — music, drama and dance streams — serving east Newmarket and East Gwillimbury.
A York Region DSB public secondary school off Mulock Drive (opened 2001) serving the Stonehaven and east Newmarket communities.
A York Region DSB JK–8 public elementary serving the Summerhill Estates community in southeast Newmarket.
A York Region DSB JK–8 public elementary serving the Armitage community near Bathurst and Davis.
A quiet natural escape in the heart of downtown — shoreline trails around Fairy Lake, a playground and a small waterfall just steps from Main Street.
The central gathering square by the Holland River — a summer splash pad and concerts, a winter skating rink, and festivals year-round beside Main Street.
Newmarket's flagship recreation centre on Mulock Drive — multiple ice pads, a large aquatics centre, fitness and program space for the east end.
A multi-purpose recreation complex in southwest Newmarket — two ice pads, a pool with wading pool and hot tub, soccer pitches and baseball diamonds.
The Tom Taylor Trail follows the Holland River through Newmarket, passing Glenway and linking downtown to Fairy Lake and beyond — a favourite for walking and cycling.
A community park in Summerhill Estates with playgrounds, sports fields and walking paths for the southeast family streets.
The network of neighbourhood parks across Armitage — playgrounds, open fields and walking paths among the northwest family streets.
The Leslie Valley greenway follows the Holland River through east Newmarket — natural trails, wetlands and a green link toward Fairy Lake.
A starter index, compiled from public sources — a few street numbers should be confirmed before publishing.
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