Sheppard's Bush Conservation Area - Aurora | Ontario

Sheppard’s Bush Conservation Area

Aurora | Ontario

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Sheppard’s Bush is 26 hectares (65 acres) in size and has over three kilometres of hiking trails, thirteen soccer fields, two picnic pavilions and several historic buildings, including a maple syrup evaporator hut and the Sheppard family house.

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