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Lions Valley

A boutique collection of towns and single-family homes set beside North Oakville's natural valleylands — crafted by Caivan for the way you actually want to live.

Towns & SinglesHome Types
North OakvilleLocation
CaivanDeveloper
Community Overview

A Community Built Into the Valley

Set on the north side of Dundas Street West in North Oakville, Lions Valley spans approximately 10.60 hectares (26.19 acres), with roughly 3.79 hectares (9.37 acres) of Natural Heritage System lands forming its northern and eastern edge along Sixteen Mile Creek. The plan is designed to fit seamlessly alongside the established community to the west, extending the same street pattern, block structure and pedestrian connections residents there already know.

The home mix at Lions Valley includes single-detached dwellings, standard street townhouses, dual frontage townhouses and back-to-back townhouses — a deliberate range of housing types intended to give buyers at different stages of life a way into the same well-located North Oakville neighbourhood, without giving up walkability, transit access, or nearby schools and parks.

The community is organized around a modified-grid street network rather than a single loop or cul-de-sac pattern, so trips on foot, by bike, or by car stay short and direct. Local streets are sized for comfortable two-way traffic with sidewalks on both sides, on-street parking, and boulevard trees, while the plan's northern and eastern edge steps down in height and massing to transition sensitively into the protected ravine lands beyond.

Because Lions Valley fronts Dundas Street West — a designated arterial road and transit corridor in the North Oakville East Secondary Plan — the community is also planned to support existing and future transit service, keeping residents within easy reach of Oakville GO and the wider regional network as the corridor continues to grow.

10.60 hectaresTotal Site Area
3.79 hectaresProtected NHS Lands
Towns & SinglesHome Types
2026Registration Opens
Floor Plans

Floor Plans Releasing Soon

Lions Valley community site plan
Site Plan — how Lions Valley fits into North Oakville's valleylands
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Towns & Singles, Designed For Real Life

Floor plans and pricing for Lions Valley have not been publicly released yet. When they are, registered members of our interest list will be the first to see layouts, square footage and pricing before the general public.

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Location

Rooted In North Oakville

Lions Valley sits on the north side of Dundas Street West, bordered by Sixteen Mile Creek and its Natural Heritage System to the north and east, and an established community to the west — one of North Oakville's most connected growth corridors, close to major highways, GO Transit, parks and schools.

The site sits within the North Oakville East Secondary Plan area, part of the same designated corridor that includes the Dundas Urban Core. Primary access is planned from the intersection of Dundas Street West and a new north-south local road, which loops through the community and connects through to William Halton Parkway to the north — giving residents more than one way in and out, and keeping local traffic off the main arterial.

Dundas Street WestFronting a designated arterial & transit corridor
GO TransitOakville Transit routes 5 & 5A connect to Oakville GO Station
Lions Valley ParkApprox. 250m east, with views to Sixteen Mile Creek
Travertine ParkApprox. 400m northwest, a 5-minute walk
Sixteen Mile Sports ComplexApprox. 850m northeast
William Halton ParkwayFuture arterial & transit corridor just north of the site
Parking area at Lions Valley community
Dedicated Parking — thoughtfully planned for residents and guests
Amenities

Living, Elevated

Every detail at Lions Valley is planned around how residents actually spend their days — from dedicated parking and modified-grid streets to the trail system tying the community into the Natural Heritage System beyond.

Major Trail Through the NHS

A proposed Major Trail follows the Natural Heritage System along Sixteen Mile Creek, connecting to the wider North Oakville trail network.

Private Parking

Dedicated parking designed for residents, with room for guests.

Modern Architecture

Contemporary elevations across singles, townhouses and dual frontage homes, designed to last.

20%+ Tree Canopy Coverage

Streetscapes are planned to meet North Oakville's residential tree canopy target, supporting the Town's wider urban forest strategy.

Stormwater Management Pond

A landscaped stormwater pond along Dundas Street West doubles as a naturalized amenity with trail and lookout potential.

Family-Friendly Streets

A modified-grid street network keeps traffic low and streets pedestrian-friendly.

North Oakville neighborhood surrounding Lions Valley
North Oakville — the neighborhood around Lions Valley
Neighborhood

Life Around Lions Valley

North Oakville pairs established residential streets with fast-growing retail, schools and transit — with two village squares within a 5-minute (400m) walk, and Lions Valley Park just beyond the ravine to the east.

An existing school and neighbourhood park sit within a comfortable 800m (10-minute) walk of most homes, and nearby landmarks include the St. Volodymyr Cultural Centre, Dundas Market Square, and the RioCentre.

  • Village SquaresTwo within a 5-minute (400m) walk
  • Parks & TrailsSixteen Mile Creek ravine & valleyland trails
  • Everyday RetailDundas Market Square area nearby
  • TransitRoutes 5 & 5A to Oakville GO Station
Market Analysis

Why North Oakville, Why Now

North Oakville continues to draw buyers looking for new-build homes within reach of the GTA's core employment and transit corridors. As one of the last large-scale growth areas inside Oakville's built boundary, land here is finite — new communities like Lions Valley front directly onto an already-designated transit corridor rather than waiting on infrastructure still years away.

10.60 ha

Total site area (26.19 acres), including single-detached, townhouse and future development blocks.

3.79 ha

Natural Heritage System lands (9.37 acres) protected along the north and east boundary.

Dundas Urban Core

Fronting a designated transit corridor identified for future intensification.

Caivan

Backed by an active GTA residential builder with an established track record.

Single-family home elevation at Lions Valley
Single-Family Homes — spacious elevations designed for growing households
Top 3 Reasons

Why Buyers Choose Lions Valley

From the streets themselves to the developer behind them, here's what sets Lions Valley apart in North Oakville.

01

Prime North Oakville Location

Fronting Dundas Street West with routes 5 & 5A to Oakville GO, and quick access to schools and everyday retail.

02

Trusted Developer, Caivan

Built by an active GTA residential developer with an established portfolio of completed communities.

03

Sixteen Mile Creek at Your Doorstep

Backing onto protected Natural Heritage System lands and Sixteen Mile Creek, with direct trail connections.

Lions Valley townhomes, North Oakville
Lions Valley Townhomes — North Oakville
The Developer

Crafted By Caivan

Caivan is the developer and builder behind Lions Valley, bringing thoughtfully designed towns and single-family homes to growth corridors across the Greater Toronto Area. Lions Valley continues that focus — pairing considered architecture with a setting shaped by North Oakville's natural valleylands.

The design and planning approach for Lions Valley follows the Town of Oakville's Livable by Design Manual and the North Oakville East Urban Design and Open Space Guidelines, covering everything from streetscape and building massing to how homes address corner lots, view termini, and the edges facing the Natural Heritage System — the same framework used across North Oakville's newer neighbourhoods.

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    FAQ

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What is Lions Valley?
    Lions Valley is a new master-planned community by Caivan featuring a collection of towns and single-family homes in North Oakville, Ontario, set beside the area's natural valleylands.
    Where is Lions Valley located?
    Lions Valley is located in North Oakville, Ontario, close to major highways, GO Transit, schools, parks and everyday amenities.
    Who is the developer of Lions Valley?
    Lions Valley is being developed and built by Caivan, a residential builder active across the Greater Toronto Area.
    What types of homes will be available at Lions Valley?
    Lions Valley is planned to include a mix of towns and single-family detached homes designed for a range of household sizes and lifestyles.
    When will floor plans and pricing be released?
    Floor plans and pricing have not been publicly released yet. Registered interest list members are notified first as new information becomes available.
    How do I register my interest in Lions Valley?
    You can register using the forms on this page. Once submitted, the Lions Valley team will keep you updated on floor plans, pricing and release dates.
    Is there a cost to register?
    No. Registering your interest in Lions Valley is completely free and does not commit you to a purchase.
    How big is the Lions Valley site?
    Lions Valley spans approximately 10.60 hectares (26.19 acres) on the north side of Dundas Street West, including roughly 3.79 hectares (9.37 acres) of protected Natural Heritage System lands along Sixteen Mile Creek.
    What is close to Lions Valley?
    Lions Valley Park sits about 250m east with views to Sixteen Mile Creek, Travertine Park is roughly a 5-minute walk northwest, and the Sixteen Mile Sports Complex is about 850m northeast. Two village squares are also within a 5-minute walk in the adjacent community.
    How will Lions Valley connect to transit?
    Lions Valley fronts Dundas Street West, a designated arterial road and transit corridor where Oakville Transit routes 5 and 5A currently run toward Oakville GO Station. William Halton Parkway, planned just north of the site, is also identified as a future transit corridor.
    Is Lions Valley close to the Natural Heritage System?
    Yes. The northern and eastern edge of Lions Valley borders Natural Heritage System lands along Sixteen Mile Creek, with single-detached homes backing directly onto this protected open space and a proposed trail connecting into the wider North Oakville trail network.