Welcome to Spencerville!
Spencerville is a unique and thriving community located on the 416 highway corridor south of Ottawa. Our beautiful community boasts a number of heritage buildings, including the Spencerville Mill and Museum, several period churches, the Spencerville Hotel (now a restaurant and gym), and the town hall. History also speaks through the many historic houses sprinkled throughout the village.
Spencerville has long been a home to small business (Home Hardware, Watt's Small Engines, Joe Computer to name a few). Artists and artisans have always been part of the mix. In the culinary department, along with Jade Palace, we have two new restaurants, Little Sisterz and Joe's Spencercity Bar and Grill. The Village Pantry has long offered delicious take-out meals, famous cinnamon buns and pizza. The Spencerville Legion offers breakfast, including a buffet on Sundays, and wing night on Fridays. Check out our Businesses page for a full list. In the spring, we have two local sugar bushes – Hunter's and Drummond's – offering delicious breakfasts and maple syrup. Spencerville is also host to one of Ontario's longest standing fairs, The Spencerville Fair, which will celebrate it's 163rd year in 2018. Other local organizations include volunteer fire department, an Optimist Club and an active Legion, three local churches and our local public school, Centennial 67. Spencerville Business & Community Connections (SBCC) is our community association. We always welcome new members. You can join us at our monthly meeting at the Spencerville Legion on the fourth Tuesday of every month from 8 am to 9 am, excluding July, August, and December. We invite you, business owners and individuals, to join us in keeping our community vital and interesting!
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Coming to Spencerville in October!
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This Place Matters: Spencerville Riverside Park
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The most complex project to date for SBCC is the Spencerville Riverside Park project.
In 2017, from June 14 to July 20, twenty-five participating project groups coast to coast competed for Canadians’ votes and donations in National Trust’s “This Place Matters” campaign, and Spencerville was among them. Through the combined efforts of members of SBCC, The Spencerville Mill Foundation, and you, the caring community, we met our goal and won $30,000. Through the crowd-funding process, your votes and donations contributed a further $26,000 (YES!) to the project – creating an attractive park space on the South Nation River by the Spencerville Mill & Museum. |
