Onaping / Levack

Onaping and Levack are small, tight-knit communities located northwest of Sudbury, offering a rural lifestyle with excellent outdoor recreation and affordability. Known for their proximity to nature, mining heritage, and strong community spirit, these areas provide affordable housing options with access to essential services.

🌲 Outdoor Activities & Recreation

One of the most famous natural attractions in the area is:

• Onaping Falls & A.Y. Jackson Lookout – A spectacular waterfall and scenic hiking trail, named after the Group of Seven artist A.Y. Jackson, who painted this breathtaking landscape.

Residents also enjoy:

• Hiking, ATVing, and snowmobiling trails that connect to Greater Sudbury’s extensive trail system.

• Fishing & hunting opportunities in the nearby lakes and forests.

• Windy Lake Provincial Park, a short drive away, offering camping, swimming, cross-country skiing, and ice fishing in winter.

🎓 Schools in Onaping / Levack

The area is home to local schools, providing education in both English and French:

• 🏫 Levack Public School (English – Public – Elementary)

• 🏫 École St-Étienne (French – Catholic – Elementary)

• 🎓 Chelmsford Valley District Composite School (CVDC) (English – Public – High School, serving the area)

• 🎓 École Secondaire Catholique Champlain (French – Catholic – High School, located in Chelmsford)

⚽ Local Recreation & Community Facilities

• 🏒 Onaping Community Centre & Arena – Local hockey arena and gathering space.

• ⚽ Levack Soccer Fields – Community fields for youth soccer programs.

• 📚 Onaping Falls Library & Citizen Service Centre – Local library with public access computers, books, and municipal services.

🍽️ Dining

• Blue Bird Restaurant & Tavern – The only full-service restaurant in Levack, serving homestyle meals and comfort food.

🏠 Real Estate in Onaping / Levack

These areas are known for affordable homes, making them a great option for first-time buyers, retirees, and those looking for a quieter lifestyle. Homes here range from modest single-family houses to rural properties with larger lots, offering budget-friendly alternatives compared to Sudbury’s core.