About Haldimand

Haldimand County is a single-tier municipality located in southwestern Ontario along Lake Erie. A mix of rural and town living, Haldimand is home to more than 49,000 people.

The County is responsible for providing a number of services including the maintenance of roads and parks, by-law enforcement, garbage collection, planning and development, and the operation of libraries, museums, recreation programs, and a long-term care home.

Public health services and social services such as childcare and housing, are delivered to the Haldimand community by Health and Social Services of Haldimand and Norfolk.

Living in Haldimand

A community of towns, villages and countryside within Ontario’s populous Golden Horseshoe, Haldimand County gives you the space to enjoy an exceptional quality of life in a scenic landscape while still close to the amenities of major urban hubs.

In addition to 87 km of Lake Erie waterfront, the area is home to the southern end of the historical Grand River, which runs through the heart of Haldimand. Nestled among the Carolinian forest, Haldimand boasts rich green space and biodiversity.

Haldimand County offers:

• Abundant opportunities for fishing, swimming, paddling and boating
• Premier cycling and motorcycling routes with scenic views and flat paved rural roads
• Numerous cultural and historical sites, and a thriving arts community
• Outdoor adventure across an extensive trail and park network
• Quaint towns and hamlets each with their own unique attractions, shops and restaurants
• Farmers’ markets, pick-your-own farms and on-farm market stands
• Two local hospitals
• Excellent quality schools
• Close proximity to large urban centres
• More affordable housing compared to neighbouring communities

Learn more about Haldimand

• Community Profile
• Transportation routes
• Haldimand County Council
• County Administration
• Tourism Haldimand
• Contact us