Eganville, Ontario is a unique community nestled in a deep limestone valley carved at the Fifth Chute of the Bonnechere River in Renfrew County. Known as the “Ordovician Fossil Capital of Canada,” Eganville draws curious minds and nature lovers alike. The Bonnechere Caves and local fossil beds offer a glimpse into ancient geological history, while the Bonnechere Museum and cultural sites tell the story of the region’s rich past. Whether you’re exploring underground or enjoying the scenery above, Eganville and Bonnechere Valley are full of hidden gems. The area is surrounded by forests, lakes, and scenic countryside, making it ideal for hiking, paddling, fishing and snowmobiling.
Whether you’re fossil hunting, paddling the Bonnechere River, or enjoying local events, this Ottawa Valley gem offers something for everyone who loves rural charm with modern convenience. It is a perfect place to visit – or put down roots.
Township of Bonnechere Valley
49 Bonnechere Street
P.O. Box 100
Eganville, Ontario
K0J 1T0
613-628-3101
