Pinedale

Explore Pinedale, a peaceful Burlington community offering spacious homes, excellent schools, and easy access to parks like Spencer Smith Park and the Burlington Waterfront Trail. Enjoy nearby shopping, dining, and family-friendly amenities for a perfect blend of convenience and tranquility.

Welcome to Pinedale: A Family-Focused Neighbourhood in Burlington

Last Updated: July 2026

Discover Pinedale, a welcoming community in Burlington that offers a great mix of convenience, nature, and family-friendly living. This established neighbourhood is ideal for those seeking a comfortable lifestyle, with top-rated schools, scenic parks, and easy access to shopping, dining, and major roadways.

Why Choose Pinedale?

Diverse Housing Options

From spacious detached homes to charming townhouses and semi-detached properties, Pinedale offers a variety of housing suitable for families at different stages of life. With tree-lined streets and well-maintained properties, you’ll find a home that fits your lifestyle and budget.

Top Schools Nearby

Pinedale is home to a range of excellent educational institutions, ensuring your children receive a strong academic foundation close to home. Local options include Frontenac Public School, Pineland Public School, and Ascension Catholic Elementary School, as well as nearby high schools like Nelson High School and Assumption Secondary School.

Abundant Green Spaces

Nature lovers will enjoy living in Pinedale, which offers direct access to local parks and trails, including Sherwood Forest Park and the nearby Burlington Waterfront Trail. Whether you enjoy jogging, cycling, or picnicking, Pinedale’s green spaces have something for everyone.

Easy Access to Amenities

Pinedale is exceptionally well-connected. Visit nearby Burlington Centre or Mapleview Centre for comprehensive retail shopping. Local dining is also a highlight, with popular local spots like Rust Bistro Bar, Son of a Peach, and Spencer’s at the Waterfront just a short drive away.

Cultural Activities & Events

Burlington’s vibrant cultural scene is right around the corner, from the Burlington Performing Arts Centre to the Art Gallery of Burlington. Community events like the Sound of Music Festival and Burlington Ribfest keep the city vibrant year-round.

Parks & Outdoor Attractions

Pinedale’s residents enjoy convenient access to an impressive array of outdoor attractions across the city:

  • Spencer Smith Park: A signature waterfront park perfect for family walks, festivals, and enjoying scenic lake views.

  • Royal Botanical Gardens: A world-class nature reserve offering extensive trails, garden tours, and seasonal exhibits.

  • Lowville Park & Mount Nemo Conservation Area: Ideal for hiking, exploring nature, and outdoor family adventures.

  • Beachway Park & Lasalle Park: Excellent spots for relaxing by the water, walking, or enjoying recreational activities.

Schools Serving Pinedale

Pinedale offers access to exceptional public, Catholic, and private learning options for children from kindergarten through high school:

  • Pineland: Fraser Ranking of 8.8 (Grades 2-8)
  • Frontenac: Fraser Ranking of 8.1 (Junior Kindergarten - Grade 8)
  • Ascension: Fraser Ranking of 7.4 (Junior Kindergarten to Grade 8)
  • Nelson: Fraser Ranking 8.2 (Grades 9-12)
  • Assumption: Fraser Ranking of 7.7 (Grades 9-12)

Nearby private institutions such as Glenn Arbour Academy, Blyth Academy Burlington, and Halton Waldorf School provide additional specialized educational choices.

Looking for school catchments, boundaries, and Fraser Institute rankings? Check out our complete guide to Burlington Schools.

Dining & Shopping Around Burlington

Living in Pinedale means you’re never far from daily essentials or evening entertainment:

  • Retail Hubs: Burlington Centre and Mapleview Centre offer national retailers and everyday services, while Downtown Burlington’s Brant Street and Village Square feature charming local boutiques.

  • Dining Scene: From casual neighborhood spots to lakeside fine dining, enjoy local favorites including Jake’s Grill & Oyster House, Barra Fion, and Buvette Restaurant & Wine Bar.

Want to explore how Pinedale compares to surrounding areas? Browse our comprehensive guide to Burlington Neighbourhoods.

Frequently Asked Questions for Pinedale Sellers

What makes Pinedale an attractive neighbourhood for buyers?

Pinedale is highly sought after by families and commuters due to its relative affordability compared to central Burlington, its close proximity to the Appleby GO Station, top-rated local schools, and quick access to the QEW. Buyers get generous lot sizes, mature tree coverage, and strong long-term property values.

What types of properties sell best in Pinedale?

Both detached family homes with upgraded lots and entry-level townhomes sell quickly in Pinedale. Downsizers and first-time buyers actively seek out the area’s well-maintained townhouse developments, while growing families compete for renovated 3- and 4-bedroom detached homes near local parks and schools.

How do local school catchments impact property values in Pinedale?

Homes within walking distance or direct catchment of high-performing schools like Frontenac Public School, Pineland, and Nelson High School consistently draw higher buyer interest. Strong school reputations serve as a key selling feature that drives competitive offers and preserves resale value.

What is the best time of year to sell a home in Pinedale?

Spring and early autumn traditionally bring peak buyer activity to Burlington. However, because Pinedale appeals heavily to commuters needing Appleby GO access and families planning moves around the school calendar, well-priced and properly staged homes sell well throughout the entire year.

Get Maximum Location & Value in Pinedale

Stop overpaying in nearby cities and secure your best value in Burlington with a Pinedale home. This highly convenient southeast neighbourhood is the ideal entry point for first-time buyers, growing families, and savvy commuters. Pinedale puts you mere minutes from the Appleby GO Station, extensive shopping plazas, and quick QEW access, making your daily routine effortless.

Don't compromise on location or neighborhood quality to afford a home. Contact Martin Group today for immediate insights into Pinedale's latest listings, precise home valuations, or a custom strategy to sell your property for maximum value.
 

 

Overview for Pinedale, Ontario

186,948 people live in Pinedale, where the median age is 44.4 and the average individual income is $140,200. Data provided by Statistics Canada.

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Around Pinedale, Ontario

There's plenty to do around Pinedale, including shopping, dining, nightlife, parks, and more. Data provided by Walk Score and Yelp.

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Explore popular things to do in the area, including Alternative Choices For Your Health, No Frills, and Silver Kitchen.

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Dining 1.22 miles 3 reviews 4.7/5 stars
Dining 1.27 miles 3 reviews 1.3/5 stars

Demographics and Employment Data for Pinedale, Ontario

Pinedale has 73,180 households, with an average household size of 2.5. Data provided by Statistics Canada. Here’s what the people living in Pinedale do for work — and how long it takes them to get there. Data provided by Statistics Canada. 186,948 people call Pinedale home. The population density is 0.991 and the largest age group is Data provided by Statistics Canada.

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Schools in Pinedale, Ontario

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The following schools are within or nearby Pinedale. The rating and statistics can serve as a starting point to make baseline comparisons on the right schools for your family. Data provided by Statistics Canada.
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