Caledon & Bolton homes for sale & market guide
Bolton is the largest community in the Town of Caledon, in Peel Region, offering newer subdivisions, a historic downtown and quick access to the countryside.
Written by Michael Barillari, Broker · Updated October 2026
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Living in Caledon & Bolton
Schools
- James Bolton Public School: Public (Peel DSB) elementary school in Bolton.
- Ellwood Memorial Public School: Public (Peel DSB) elementary school in Bolton.
- Allan Drive Middle School: Public (Peel DSB), Grades 6 to 8.
- Holy Family Elementary School: Catholic (Dufferin-Peel Catholic DSB), JK to Grade 8, on Allan Drive.
- St. John Paul II Catholic Elementary School: Catholic (Dufferin-Peel Catholic DSB) on Bolton Heights Road.
- Humberview Secondary School: Bolton's public high school, with French Immersion.
- St. Michael Catholic Secondary School: Bolton's Catholic high school.
Parks and recreation
- Albion Hills Conservation Park: TRCA park where the Humber Valley Heritage Trail meets the Caledon Trailway.
- Humber Valley Heritage Trail: About 15 km of trail from Albion Hills through Bolton toward Kleinburg.
- Caledon Trailway: Multi-use trail linking Palgrave, Caledon East, Inglewood and Terra Cotta.
- Caledon East Community Complex: Two arenas, meeting rooms and a banquet hall on Old Church Road.
Shopping and dining
- Downtown Bolton: Historic Queen Street and King Street core with local shops and restaurants.
- Queen Street South: Bolton's main commercial corridor with plazas and everyday shopping.
- Caledon East village: Small village core on Old Church Road.
Getting around
Bolton is about 50 km northwest of downtown Toronto. Highway 427 is about 9 km southeast and Highway 400 about 14 km east, with Highway 50 and Highway 9 running through the area. Brampton Transit route 41 serves Bolton, and GO buses connect Caledon to the Kitchener line.
What is changing
- Highway 413: Construction began in Caledon in 2025 on the new highway linking Highway 400 and Highway 401/407 in Halton.
- New Caledon East Public School: Peel DSB broke ground in December 2024, with opening planned for September 2026.
- Caledon growth plan: The town's Official Plan expects the population to grow from about 80,000 to 300,000 over 30 years.
School boundaries change; confirm your address with the school board before you buy.
Caledon & Bolton questions, answered
Is Caledon & Bolton a good place to raise a family?
Yes. Bolton has public and Catholic elementary schools, a middle school and two high schools, Humberview and St. Michael. Trails like the Humber Valley Heritage Trail and nearby Albion Hills give families room outdoors.
How do I get to downtown Toronto from Caledon & Bolton?
Most people drive, taking Highway 427 or Highway 400 south toward Toronto. Brampton Transit route 41 serves Bolton, and Caledon has GO bus connections to the Kitchener line.
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