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Carlisle | Ontario

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Carlisle Downtown

Carlisle is a small town located just 15 kilometres north of Waterdown, Ontario, with a population of 1900. Located at the Carlisle and Center Roads intersection, the downtown area is one of the busiest areas in the town.

Although the town comprises a small community, several facilities and stores are available in the downtown area, including branches of known organizations such as TD Bank and LCBO. Dry cleaning, corner stores, DVD rental stores, restaurants, and meat shops are also situated in the downtown area. Being a popular tourist attraction, the YES PIZZA restaurant in the town is especially praised by the locals.

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  • 281 Carlisle Rd, Carlisle, Hamilton, Ontario L0R 1H2
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The Carlisle Community Hall

The Carlisle Community Hall comprises a small brick building built in 1921. The building was initially created to commemorate the town’s soldiers who had fought the first world war. This hall was one of the less than dozen halls developed in Canada after the first world war.

Even today, signs are displayed on the buildings to remind the citizens of those who died in battle. Even today, families share their generational stories and remember those who lost their lives in battle. In addition to these historical aspects, other events are also held in the hall. This includes wedding receptions, birthday parties, etc.

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The Carlisle Pond

The serene Carlisle pond is located near Lewiston and is a town favourite. The beautiful landscape is a major attraction for those who love to fish; largemouth bass, northern pike, and yellow bullhead are the top three fishes found in the pond. Make sure to carry an extra jacket with you in case the weather becomes chilly, especially close to winter time. Make sure to try out paddle boating to experience the mesmerizing seascape.

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  • Carlisle Pond, Centre Road, Hamilton, ON
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Carlisle United Church

The Carlisle United Church is one of the first buildings established in Carlisle. The first church was founded by John and Catherine Eaton in 1826. The church was initially constructed in the family home, with a single room designated for the practice. As the population grew, a whole building was established as a church.

Make sure to visit this place on Sundays at 11:00 am as the whole community gathers to offer a prayer. You will also get the opportunity to meet the town’s residents and learn more about the history and architecture of the town.

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Courtcliffe Park

The awe-stricken Courtcliffe Park offers a range of sites to tourists. As a result of a restoration project carried out by the Conservation Halton, the park offers a wide range of native species of frogs, birds, and turtles. The park is spread over a total area of 98 acres consisting of grasslands, forests, and wetland habitats.

Courtcliffe Park is a great place for family picnics, early morning runs and meeting the locals. The soothing environment will create a relaxing feeling, so check out this place on your trip to Carlisle.

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Carlisle Golf Club

The breathtaking Golf Course of Carlisle is one of Hamilton’s twenty-seven nine-hole golf courses. The exceptionally rated golf course is reasonably priced, with added facilities such as showers, tennis courts, restaurants, and patios. The beautiful aroma of the restaurant will surely convince you to visit the place again.

Be sure to place a booking in advance to confirm your place and to avoid the unnecessary rush.

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Cascata Bistro

Originally constructed by Angela Checchia, the Cascata Bistro is a town favourite, with nearby locals highly praising the restaurant. The aesthetic restaurant offers a range of traditional recipes accompanied by a friendly environment.

The unique part of the restaurant comes from its dishes. Fresh, local produce and ingredients are used at Cascata and express the authentic Italian cuisine combined with the taste of the town. Based on the reviews, the portion sizes at Cascata Bistro are adequate for single individuals. Don’t forget to visit this restaurant for delicious food after that long hike in town!

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Carlisle Community Center

The Carlisle Community Center tends to be a notable attraction in the town, where several community events are held. There is an ice arena, a baseball field, a tennis court, a playground with swings, and extra rooms. During the year, several community events are held in the town, and pledge drives are held by different groups for various issues.

The town is also home to an optimist club, a charitable organization that tends to hold its events at this community center. These events are open to the general public and serve as a great location to meet people from the town.

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