Located just 25 minutes east of Ottawa via Highway 417, the Municipality of Casselman is much more than just a town: it's a charming and thriving community steeped in rich history and vibrant culture. Founded by Martin Casselman in 1844, the town owes its name to this visionary who built a sawmill and contributed to the development of the region. Over the years, the town has flourished around the railway linking Ottawa and Montreal, with the current station becoming a heritage site housing a museum and tourist information center.

At the entrance of the Municipality, a massive Franco-Ontarian flag proudly waves, symbolizing the deep pride in the French language and culture that characterizes our community. The Nation River winds through the Municipality of Casselman, offering picturesque landscapes and recreational opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts. Our numerous public parks and recreational facilities provide spaces for sports, games, and relaxation for all ages. Visitors are invited to launch their kayaks or paddleboards at High Falls Park for a delightful aquatic adventure.

But Casselman offers much more than just a tourist getaway: it's a community where living is good and where each day brings its share of opportunities and discoveries. Whether you're passionate about nature, eager to get involved in local life, or simply looking for a place to call home, Casselman offers everything you need to build a fulfilling life. Come and discover for yourself what it means to be a resident of Casselman, where every street tells a story and every neighbor quickly becomes a friend. Join us and become part of this dynamic and welcoming community!