Hunters Crossing - Stafford

Make History Your Home

Ajax has stood out in Canadian history as an innovative and industrious town.

As a major contributor to the war effort in the 1940s, which helped put it on the map, those factories and homes were then converted into buildings for the University of Toronto’s Engineering students. And today, the town of Ajax is revitalizing its downtown to become the heart of a vibrant and sustainable city.

01/05

Ajax has the Parks and the Perks

The crown jewel of Ajax is its waterfront trail and parks. Spanning 150 acres, it is a cherished gem, offering stunning views and a variety of recreational activities. Visitors flock here for jogging, cycling, walking, and in-line skating along its scenic multi-use path. Adorned with natural bridges and well-kept areas, it's a highlight of southern Ontario's waterfronts.

02/05

Premier Golfing Destinations Await

Golfer’s will love the close proximity to Annandale Golf and Curling Club and Carruthers Creek Golf and Country Club.

03/05

Experience the vibrant pulse of life in Ajax, where endless opportunities await!

Stroll or bike the Waterfront Trail, catch a show at St. Francis Centre, and feel the rush at Ajax Downs. Take a serene canoe ride at Rotary Park, fish at Greenwood Conservation Area, and join in the festivities. It's all here near Hunters Crossing.

04/05

Culturally Speaking Ajax is the Place to Be!

Music and Theatre in the Park series is held every summer at Rotary Park. Home Week is a week-long festival in June starting with a parade down Harwood Avenue and includes a myriad of events for the whole family. Home Week is capped off by a fireworks display at Rotary Park on the waterfront.

05/05

Getting Around is Easy!

Ajax is well-connected by Durham Regional Transit and GO Transit, with active efforts to promote sustainable transportation through the #GetAjaxMoving initiative. This aims for 30% of trips to be made by walking, cycling, or transit. Residents of Hunters Crossing can easily walk to the Ajax GO Station for commutes to Toronto, while drivers have quick access to highways 401 and 407, reaching downtown Toronto and other GTA areas.