Tourism in Bonnechere Valley Township, from snowmobile races to boating on Lake Clear and Golden Lake.

Tourism

Visit Our Little Corner Of Paradise!

Not only can you witness nature at its finest with abounding lakes or the beautiful Bonnechere River entwined in the woodlands of the Canadian Shield, but you can also explore the mysterious and world famous Bonnechere Caves.
You can relax and stroll along the streets of the "Jewel of the Bonnechere", better known as The Village of Eganville.

The Bonnechere Museum tells the story of settlement and development in all the townships and communities along the Bonnechere River. This new facility is in the former Eganville Village Centre.

Visit the Bonnechere
Museum's page in our History directory, or

Follow This Direct Link To Their New Web Page!

Many visitors come to see the large and very imposing Eganville Millennium Mural which depicts a rich history of Logging, lumbering, farming and the central role of Eganville's two founding faiths.

Get a much closer view.

Many parks throughout the township offer a place for young and old to relax and enjoy the heavenly surroundings of the area!

Lakes, Rivers, and Beaches are Everywhere!

Golden Lake, Lake Clear, Constant Lake and Silver Lake are favorite spots for tourists.

The Village of Eganville has a well-maintained beach and runs a full swimming program each summer.
Discover more about our lakes, rivers and beaches.

Several Tourist Resorts can be accessed by the public and there is no shortage of great hunting and fishing!
Visit our hunting and fishing information page.

Need a great place to stay?...Check out our tourist accomodations.

The township boasts the home of the world renowned Black Water Designs Company and many other successful businesses including fine restaurants that bring in visitors from far and wide.

Winter brings the joys of snowmobiling, cross-country skiing and skating.

It also brings the Toromont Cat Bonnechere Cup.
This is the only professionally sanctioned oval-track snowmobile race in Ontario!

On top that, we have The Eganville Old Snowmobile Show and that is the largest vintage snowmobile show in Canada!

Check out our snowmobiling page for more information!

The area is full of history. The Historic Stone Fence off the Opeongo Line makes for an interesting family trip, and the Annual Rural Ramble focuses on many interesting facets of the Township of Bonnechere Valley.

Every year, over 20 artists and artisans from the surrounding area display their talents at the Madawaska Valley Autumn Studio Tour.

You have to visit The Bonnechere Valley
to fully experience the awesome
beauty of this township.