Cedar Valley Conservation Area (often referred to locally as Cedar Valley Park) is a picturesque 41-hectare nature reserve located in the northern part of Oshawa, situated along the banks of the Oshawa Creek. Distinct for its diverse landscape that marks the former shoreline of glacial Lake Iroquois, the park offers a mix of wetlands, mature hardwood forests, and open meadows crisscrossed by accessible gravel trails. It serves as a quiet urban escape for hikers and dog walkers, particularly popular during the autumn months for viewing the annual salmon migration upstream and for its vibrant fall foliage.
