We know now more than ever, you need ways to get out of the house with your wee ones. That's why we've picked three of our favourite spots to bike with your kids in Oxford. These parks and trails provide easy terrain, scenic views and most importantly, the ability for kids to burn off some energy while you enjoy the great outdoors.
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The Kinsmen Participark Trail runs through a picturesque river ravine in the heart of Tillsonburg with access to Washington Grand Ave. and Baldwin St…
Participark in Tillsonburg has been a local gem for years. With a trail running the length of the park past babbling brooks, large trees and small bogs, it's a great way to go for a ride and get some much-needed shade on a sunny day. Your kids will love discovering what's living along the stream and riding underneath large bridges. Large open green spaces offer you the opportunity to pack a picnic to enjoy or just lay out on the grass for a little bit while you watch your wee one ride.
The Trans Canada Trail links thousands of communities across Canada and has its own section right in Oxford County. This is a rail trail with a few…
Help your kids connect with the whole country! A ride along The Trans Canada Trail means you and your wee ones are cycling a trail that stretches all the way across Canada. Starting in Tillsonburg, this trail is an easy, flat one for kids and adults alike and will bring you past scenic farm fields, lush forest and more. Head out for a short ride and then come back and grab a bite, some ice cream or head home.
The Oxford Thames River Trail is accessed either by the main parking area on the 45th line (an extension of Queen St. E.) or from the Zorra Line…
Check out the Thames River as it flows along side this quiet trail in Beachville. Birds and other animals can be seen all along the trail with so many native trees planted. Need a break? A sheltered picnic area and observation deck on the east end of the trail allow for you to grab a seat while your kids continue to ride.
