Bowmanville, Canada is the largest community in the renowned municipality of the Clarington. The community is located about 80 kilometers from the city of Toronto in the east. The population was attracted there due to availability of farmland and creeks and for the water mills. By 2006 the population was about 31,840. The altitude is about 150 m above the sea level. Within the surroundings of Bowmanville are rural areas and the lake Ontario. To the south of Bowmanville is the port of Darlington which has a hobour making it strategically located. For anyone planning to reside in or visit Bowmanville there are plenty of attractions and sights . These include; cultural venues and attractions, natural attractions, sports and entertainment. Bowmanville is also an excellent place to invest in real estate.

 

 

One of the major sports and overall attractions in Bowmanville is  the Mosport International. It is a multi-track site that has road course made oval. Here you will watch latest models of  racing cars compete. Events are carried occasionally and accommodation is available. There are also  major water parks in Bowmanville. The cedar park resort is one of the biggest swimming pools in the region. There are unique children's water plays. Also available in the community is an 18 hole golf course. When it comes to food, Bowmanville has great choices. The Archibald Orchards offers everything, which  include fine wines and baked pies. Tours can be booked and arranged. 

Cultural venues in Bowmanville include public galleries .The commonest is the Visual Arts Center based in Clarington whose main objective is to promote visual arts interms of creation and display. There are scheduled art exhibitions,classes and workshops that are done here. Natural attractions of Bowmanville  are comprised of  gardens and parks. In this community the Bowmanville zoo is the only private Zoo. It was established in 1919. It includes cover 300 animals and creatures . It extends over 43 acres and has lions,elephants among many other animals. The Darlington park is another major migratory paths of bird species. There is a small cemetery and cabin from the early days on the park.