Carleton Place Population: 9,809
Carleton Place is located on the serene Mississippi River; there are a wide variety of unique businesses and you can also enjoy scenic trails and picturesque waterfront.
Business Listings
Walmart
Independent Groceries
Home Depot
Lowe’s
Mark’s Work Warehouse
Restaurants:
Tim Horton’s – 2 locations:
144 Franktown Rd
(613) 257-2425
McNeely Ave
(613) 253-0446
Starbucks:
505 McNeely Road,
(613) 253-1760
Fast Food:
Harvey’s & Swiss Chalet
10455 ON-7
(613) 257-5248
A&W
506 McNeely Avenue,
613) 253-8777
Dairy Queen
10497 Highway 7
(613) 257-7858
Pizza Places:
Spartan Pizzeria
149 Beckwith Street,
613-253-1522
Domino’s
10 Lake Ave., E, Carleton Place
(613) 257-4500
Bakery:
Olde Town Bakery
73 Lake Avenue West, Carleton Place, Ontario, Canada
613-253-0666
Slackoni’s (Italian Cuisine)
35 Mill St, Carleton Place, ON
(613) 492-1004
Good Companion (Chinese, Thai, Canadian)
15 Allan Street, Carleton Place
(613) 253-3288
Saint James Gate Irish Pub
111 Bridge, Carleton Place, Ontario K7C 2V4, Canada
(613) 257-7530
Thruway Restaurant
Rte 7, Carleton Place, Ontario,
(613) 257-5326
Saigon's Delight (Vietnamese)
130 Bridge street, Carleton Place, Ontario
613-492-1092
Dionysos (Greek)
156 Bridge Street, Carleton Place, Ontario
(613) 492-1333
Transportation Services: (Bus Stops, taxi services, Marina’s for boat docks)
Buds Taxi
19 Bridge St., Carleton Place
613-2575911
County Cabs
121 Bridge St., Carleton Place
613-253-7777
Greyhound stop
Barons Motor Inn
10451 ON-7, Carleton Place, ON
(613) 257-4002
Public Boat Launch
West end of Lake Avenue
Public docking at Riverside Park, near the Lake Avenue West boat launch
Municipal dock off the public parking area across from the Town Hall on Bridge Street
Drug stores:
Carleton Place Drug Mart
47 Lansdowne Ave
613-2571414
DrugStore Pharmacy (Inside Independent groceries)
455 McNeely Avenue, 613-253-2390
Shoppers Drug Mart
315 McNeely Ave., Carleton Place, ON
613-253-5595
Hospitals and walk in clinics:
Carleton Place Hospital
Parks: On the Water
Riverside Park
This park is located on the West end of John Street and runs along the Mississippi River. It includes two boat launches, a beautiful beach, volleyball court, large picnic area, and a splash pad for children.
Bell Street Park
Located along the North side of the Mississippi River, enjoy sitting and watching the river flow by. This park is more catered to adults, and does not feature a children’s play area. Because it is situated very close to the dam, children should be accompanied by adults at all times.
Centennial Park
On the North side of the Mississippi River, Centennial Park includes a place to swim, picnic, play ball or use the playground
Hackberry Park
Located on historic Mill Street, this is one of Carleton Place?s most unique parks. It features the rare and beautiful Hackberry tree, left over from a time when North America was still in the tropical zone. Enjoy a picnic along the Mississippi River with a view of the dam.
Memorial Park
This park lies in the center of Town, a perfect place to sit and reflect. The park is maintained by both the Town and the Royal Canadian Legion Br. 192 and I.O.D.E.
St. James Park
This park on Bell Street is a very scenic horticultural park and lovely picnic area.
Dog Park - Edmund Street
This park is located at the end of Edmund Street behind Carambeck Community Centre. It is a fenced in, off leash dog park. Dogs must have valid municipal dog tag.
Parks: Play Structure
Anthony Curro Park
Located in the Mississippi Quays subdivision, the park includes play structures, swings, a basketball court, and a nature trail that runs alongside the river.
Begley Street Park
This park includes a play structure designed for the physically handicapped.
Carplace Park
Located on Joseph Street, this park has a very open area for children to safely play
Commons Park
Located at the intersection of William and Bell Street, this park offers play structures, swings, basketball court, seesaws and benches for parents.
Ferrill Park
Located on Thomas Street, this park offers a safe playground for children, complete with a variety of creative play equipment and lots of space for running and jumping.
Findlay Park
This park combines a play area for children with a Shuffle Board and relaxation area for senior citizens.
Henry Farm Park
Located on Preston Drive, this park features a children’s play area including Hylan Creative Play Structures, swings and monkey bars. Also, it is conveniently located near a small wooded area.
McNeely Park
Located near the Mississippi Manor on Alexander Street, this park includes play structure, swings, large picnic area, and a basketball court.
Mississippi Manor Park
Land has been set aside in this sub division for a neighborhood park, and development will be done by the residents of the area in the near future.
Westview Park
Located on Dunham Street, there is a play structure for children, an adult basketball court, and a kid’s basketball court.
Trails:
Anthony Curro Park
Location: Mississippi Quays subdivision
Amenities: This scenic nature trail takes you right alongside the river.
Mississippi RiverWalk
Amenities: This nature trail runs from Princess Street to Anthony Curro Park. This is Nature Trail 1 on the self-guided walking tour. Follow the trail to learn about Smiths Falls limestone, the Hackberry trees, and finish by viewing beautiful Arklan Island. This trail is perfect for the history buff, or anyone wanting to learn a bit more about our town's unique location.
Hendry Farm Park
Location: Preston Drive
Amenities: A great walk that children will enjoy, including a playground and swings!
Riverside Trail
This is Nature Trail 2 on the self-guided walking tour. Discover the beautiful Carleton Place Canoe Club, learn about the downtown, and end up at the scenic town boat launch.
Chip Island
This is Nature Trail 1 on the self-guided walking tour. Follow the trail to learn about Smiths Falls limestone, the Hackberry trees, and finish by visiting beautiful Arklan Island. This trail is perfect for the history buff, or anyone wanting to learn a bit more about our town unique location.
Trans-Canada Trail
The Trans Canada Trail is a proposed 18,078 km recreational corridor winding its way through every province and territory, linking 800 communities on route. The local section of this trail starts at the intersection of McNeely Avenue, just off of Hwy. 7 and Coleman Street.
The Rotary Centennial Trail
Enjoy a 7 km stroll along the Mississippi, connecting the village of Appleton to Carleton Place. This trail showcases the varied landscapes beside the picturesque Mississippi River which was once the mainstay of the textile trade in the area. This trail runs just below the McNeely Street Bridge at Highway 29 to the junction of Hillcrest Drive and River Road in Appleton