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The Community of Queensville is a small unincorporated community in the Town of East Gwillimbury, York Region, Ontario, Canada.  Queensville is a charming and evolving village in the northern part of East Gwillimbury, within York Region.Nestled at the crossroads of Leslie Street and Queensville Sideroad, it lies just east of Highway 404 and includes a historic church, cemetery, fire hall, community centre, park, tennis courts and a softball diamond Originally named Hackett's Corners and renamed in 1843 to honour Queen Victoria, it retains a quaint village charm even as the region prepares for rapid growth .  Historically quiet and close-knit, Queensville is now experiencing a thoughtfully planned transformation, with new residential developments nestled among farmland, forests, and rolling hills. Its character reflects a peaceful rural past with a promising, people-centered future.  

  Nature and recreation go hand in hand in Queensville. Residents enjoy access to numerous green spaces, including the Queensville Park, which features tennis courts, baseball diamonds, playgrounds, and room to roam. Trails wind through nearby forests and farmland, offering stunning views year-round. As part of East Gwillimbury's trail network, Queensville is connected to Holland Landing, Sharon, and beyond—ideal for hiking, cycling, and even snowshoeing in winter. Plans for additional parkland, walking paths, and naturalized  stormwater ponds in future developments ensure the area retains its green charm as it grows. The heart of the community includes a well‑appointed park with tennis courts, playgrounds and a softball diamond, plus ball fields and trails. East Gwillimbury’s Strategic Master Plan identifies the need for more parks, trails, arenas, ice surfaces, skate pads, and aquatic facilities as population expands Queensville is also conveniently close to regional conservation areas accessible via Highway 404. 

•  Queensville offers the essentials for daily living while remaining just minutes from larger commercial centres. Within the village, you’ll find a general store, auto services, daycare, veterinary clinic, and a cozy diner where locals gather. More robust amenities—including big box stores, medical clinics, and high schools—are only a short drive away in Sharon or Newmarket. Residents also benefit from nearby libraries, sports facilities, community programs, and schools within the York Region District and Catholic School Boards. For families, retirees, and remote workers alike, it strikes a rare balance of peace and practicality.