Local Attractions and Destinations Near Peace Town, Fort Erie

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When you live at Peace Town, you’re not just moving into a beautifully designed home—you’re stepping into a lifestyle surrounded by some of Niagara’s best natural and recreational destinations. Here are specific, real places that make this area uniquely appealing, with strong visual potential for your blog or marketing materials:

Crystal Beach

A well-known summer destination, Crystal Beach offers pristine white sand and clear Lake Erie water, making it one of the most desirable beaches in the region. It’s perfect for swimming, beach volleyball, paddleboarding, and weekend picnics. The newly developed Bay Beach Park offers updated washrooms, playgrounds, and shaded areas ideal for families.

Suggested photo: Families enjoying the beach, paddleboarders on the lake, or sunset over the water.

Old Fort Erie

Located just minutes from Peace Town, Old Fort Erie is a historic site and museum managed by the Niagara Parks Commission. It showcases a key battlefield from the War of 1812 and offers guided tours, reenactments, and educational programming year-round.

Suggested photo: Cannon and soldier reenactments or aerial shots of the historic grounds.

Friendship Trail

This scenic 24-kilometre multi-use trail connects Fort Erie to Port Colborne. The Friendship Trail is perfect for biking, jogging, and walking. It’s lined with nature views, woodlands, and access points to Lake Erie beaches.

Suggested photo: Cyclists riding along tree-lined paths or people walking dogs with lake views.

Niagara River Parkway

Only a short drive from Peace Town, this famous scenic route stretches from Fort Erie to Niagara-on-the-Lake. The Niagara River Parkway is a top choice for Sunday drives, bike rides, and visiting popular waterfront parks such as Queen’s Royal Park and Kingsbridge Park.

Suggested photo: Riverside bike trails, fishing spots, or panoramic images of the river.

The Peace Bridge

Fort Erie’s Peace Bridge connects Canada to Buffalo, New York, and supports both commercial and recreational cross-border travel. Ideal for frequent shoppers or professionals who need to access the U.S., this border access adds immense value for residents and investors.

Suggested photo: Night-lit image of the Peace Bridge or a scenic shot from the Canadian side.

Safari Niagara

Located just 15 minutes away in Stevensville, Safari Niagara is a 150-acre nature park featuring more than 1,000 animals, splash pads, a ropes course, and live concerts during summer. It’s a family favorite and a great attraction to showcase local tourism.

Suggested photo: Giraffes or lions at Safari Niagara, or children enjoying the park’s splash zone.

Fort Erie Race Track

This historic racecourse offers live thoroughbred horse racing, an open-air market, and seasonal events. The Fort Erie Race Track is one of the oldest in North America and still a lively hub during race season.

Suggested photo: Horses racing, crowd cheering in the stands, or a wide shot of the track under lights.

Waverly Beach Park

A peaceful, less-crowded alternative to Crystal Beach, Waverly Beach Park offers shaded walking paths, picnic tables, a playground, and a more relaxed atmosphere. It’s ideal for families and retirees looking for quiet lakeside leisure.

Suggested photo: Park benches overlooking the lake, picnic setups, or the small sandy beach.

Niagara Falls

Only 15 minutes from Fort Erie, the world-famous Niagara Falls and its attractions—like Clifton Hill, Niagara Parks Botanical Gardens, and the Skylon Tower—are within easy reach. Perfect for day trips, evening dinners with a view, or hosting guests from out of town.

Suggested photo: Horseshoe Falls in full flow, Skylon Tower at night, or fireworks over the falls.

Local Dining Highlights

  • The Barrel Restaurant (Fort Erie): Known for wood-fired pizza and family-style Italian.

  • Green Acres Family Restaurant: A longtime staple serving hearty breakfasts and all-day comfort food.

  • Southsides Patio Bar & Grill: A casual spot for pub food and live music on weekends.

  • Bains Road Cider Company (Stevensville): A modern cidery with a tasting room and farm-to-glass experience.

Suggested photo: Aerial of restaurant patios, signature dishes, or guests enjoying drinks outdoors.

Why Peace Town Is a Smart Long-Term Choice

As the surrounding Fort Erie area grows in popularity, Peace Town stands out as a development designed for today’s needs and tomorrow’s opportunities. Its location near beaches, nature trails, cultural venues, and international border crossings creates a uniquely livable environment that balances tranquility with convenience.

But what truly sets Peace Town apart is the quality of construction, attention to architectural detail, and practical features designed with residents in mind. From triple-glazed energy-efficient windows to quartz countertops and smart home integrations, these two-storey townhomes reflect high standards from top to bottom.

Whether you’re a growing family, a couple looking to settle down in a scenic yet accessible community, or an investor seeking long-term value in a rising market, Peace Town offers a flexible and future-ready opportunity.

Education and Schools Near Peace Town

Peace Town’s family-friendly environment is further supported by its proximity to reputable schools. This makes it ideal for parents seeking a strong educational foundation for their children, without long commutes or concerns about quality.

Nearby Schools Include:

  • St. Joseph Catholic Elementary School
    Operated by the Niagara Catholic District School Board, this elementary school offers a nurturing environment, strong academic support, and a vibrant extracurricular program. It’s located just minutes from Peace Town.

  • Greater Fort Erie Secondary School (GFESS)
    A modern public high school operated by the District School Board of Niagara (DSBN), GFESS is one of the region’s newer institutions, offering innovative academic programming, strong arts and athletics, and advanced technological facilities.

  • Garrison Road Public School
    A trusted elementary institution within the DSBN system, known for its community engagement and small class sizes.

  • Faith Christian School
    An independent private Christian school in the area, providing personalized education with a faith-based curriculum.

These schools ensure that residents of Peace Town not only benefit from luxury living but also have access to well-established, community-oriented educational institutions—a major factor for homebuyers with children or long-term planning in mind.

Peace Town: A Community Designed for Real Life

Every detail of Peace Town has been developed to support modern living in a natural setting. The community includes:

  • Fully sodded lots with finished driveways and concrete walkways

  • High-efficiency heating, smart thermostats, and roughed-in central vacuum

  • 9-foot ceilings on the main floor and open-concept layouts

  • Warranties that provide peace of mind for years to come

This isn’t a generic subdivision. Peace Town is a curated residential environment where design, function, and location align. It’s close to some of the most scenic and vibrant destinations in Southern Ontario, yet tucked into a community that offers calm, safety, and stability.

Final Thoughts

Fort Erie is on the rise, and Peace Town is at the forefront of this transformation. Its thoughtful design, premium finishes, and unmatched location create a powerful value proposition—whether you’re buying your first home, relocating from the city, or investing in a promising market.

Peace Town isn’t just a new place to live—it’s a new standard for living well.

Book your private tour today, or contact our sales office for availability and pricing.
Peace Town is more than a property—it’s where your future begins.

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