Along with several other villagers Lorne Park was amalgamated into the new town of Mississauga in 1968.

The new CIty of Mississauga was formed 6 years later.

With its boundaries of Lake Ontario to the South, QEW highway to the North, Jack Darling Parkin the West and Richards Memorial Park to the East, Lorne Park today is a very exclusive part of Mississauga with estate type lots and million homes. Townhouses in limited quantities can also be found in Lorne Park and needless to say they tend to be in the upper price points.

Traditional Lorne Park homes can still be found alongside....

 New Lorne Park homes

The original village atmosphere can still be found in Lorne Park and with its easy access to Lake Ontario along with accompanying walking trails and parks, make this a magnet for families although one with a higher price tag than other parts of Mississauga.

South of Lakeshore Blvd in Lorne Park a winding road takes you to Lake Ontario

Nestled amongst the tall trees you can still find some of the original Lorne Park homes

 Two of the nicest parks in Mississauga can be accessed from Lakeshore Blvd on the south side of Lorne Park.

Rhododendron Gardens

and Richards Memorial Park

Transportation in Lorne Park is via 2 bus routes operated by Mississauga Transit

Access to the City of Toronto and Southern Ontario is by the QEW highway.

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Schools and Rankings in Lorne Park

Lorne Park Public School  Grades 1-5

Lorne Park Secondary School Grades 9-12