Tyandaga

This long established neighbourhood in North-West Burlington was developed during the early 1970’s, shortly before Burlington was incorporated as a city. The neighbourhood is actually named after one of Burlington’s founding fathers, Joseph Brant (Thayendanegea), a war chief who lived in the 1700’s. Development of this area continued well into the 1990’s, and today Tyandaga remains a popular location for those who want to live on the edge of the city, but still close to all amenities. It shares its borders with the beautiful Tyandaga Golf Course, famous for its views of the Niagara Escarpment.

This area is predominantly families. There are lots of outdoor activities that cater to that demographic as well. Popular parks include Kerncliff Park, and Burlington’s newest park, City View Park. The 165 acre park has sports fields, a playground, hiking trails, boardwalks, and off-leash dog parks—perfect for a fun family day out.

Location! With easy access to the QEW, 403, and the 407, as well as the Burlington GO station and VIA Rail, this is a popular area for commuters who drive to neighbouring areas. Plus, downtown Burlington is just a quick 10 minute drive away.

Paul A. Fisher Public School: JK – Grade 6
Clarksdale Public School: JK – Grade 6
Burlington Central Elementary School: Grade 7 & 8
St. Gabriel Catholic School: JK – Grade 8

Designated High Schools in Tyandaga:
MM Robinson High School: Grade 9 – 12

Private Schools in Tyandaga:
Fern Hill School: (Private) JK – Grade 8