spotlight on Newcastle
On the eastern edge of the Municipality of Clarington, Newcastle is home to a little over 9000 people.
The town was incorporated in 1856. It retains its agricultural roots, and retains a small town feel to this day. It has been called one of the best communities to live in Ontario.
Historic Newcastle
Downtown Newcastle has a definite small town vibe, featuring a variety of unique shops and restaurants and great examples of nineteenth century Ontario architecture. For more information on the town, visit the Village of Newcastle website.
Port of Newcastle
The Port of Newcastle features a number of amenities for visitors. There is a small beach, hiking trails, a park, and a marina. For boat owners, the marina offers 260 slips. For more information, visit the marina website.
Docville Wild West Park
Located in Newcastle, the Docville Wild West Park is a fully functional version of a Wild West town. Designed for film work, the park lovingly recreates a 1880s Western town with a saloon, wagons and stores. The town can be rented for film shoots or group tours. For more information, visit the park's website.
A Gift of Art
A not-for-profit organization located at 187 King Street East in Newcastle, A Gift of Art is a gallery, a gift shop and a teaching facility all in one place. More information can be found at the A Gift of Art website.