About Borden Drive
Borden Drive is located in the Northern Bruce Peninsula, a scenic and sparsely populated region known for its natural beauty, including rugged coastlines, forests, and proximity to Bruce Peninsula National Park. The area is primarily residential with a mix of cottages and permanent homes, offering a tranquil, nature-focused lifestyle. While urban amenities are limited, the region is rich in outdoor recreation and cultural landmarks.
Features
Bruce Peninsula National Park - A stunning national park known for its turquoise waters, limestone cliffs, and the famous Grotto. Offers hiking, camping, and wildlife viewing.
Fathom Five National Marine Park - Canada's first national marine park, featuring shipwrecks, lighthouses, and exceptional diving opportunities.
Lion's Head - A nearby village with a picturesque harbor, trails, and access to the Bruce Trail. Known for its scenic lookout points.
Schools
Bruce Peninsula District School - A K-12 public school located in Lion's Head, serving the Northern Bruce Peninsula community.
St. Edmunds Public School - A Catholic elementary school in Tobermory, offering education for younger students in the area.
Malls
Tobermory Village Merchants - A small collection of shops and boutiques in Tobermory, offering local crafts, groceries, and tourist essentials.
Museums
Tobermory Museum - A local museum showcasing the history of the Bruce Peninsula, including maritime and Indigenous heritage.
Parks & Public Squares
Lion's Head Beach and Marina Park - A waterfront park with a sandy beach, picnic areas, and boat access.
Tobermory Little Tub Harbour - A scenic harbor area with shops, restaurants, and access to boat tours.
Theaters
Tobermory Princess Hotel Theatre - A small venue occasionally hosting live performances and community events.
Summary
A quiet, nature-centric area with limited urban amenities but abundant outdoor attractions, including parks, trails, and scenic landmarks.