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Our villages

Nestled along the Ottawa River, Clarence-Rockland is more than just a city—it is a vibrant community woven together by seven unique villages. Each of Clarence-Rockland's villages offers their own character while sharing a strong sense of francophone heritage and close-knit community. We invite you to explore our villages to experience the history, tradition, nature, and growth that define life in Clarence-Rockland today.

drone view of the village of Bourget with houses, businesses and the church
Surrounded by the lush Larose Forest, with access to the Prescott-Russell recreational trail, Bourget is a vibrant village with a strong francophone identity, hosting community markets in the summer months and eco-tourism initiatives.
Soccer field in action with people playing soccer and the Cheney water tower in the background
A quiet residential enclave with growing infrastructure nestled near Hammond and surrounded by nature. Cheney is a peaceful retreat for families and commuters.
three boast anchored on the Ottawa River with a pink sky at sunrise
Though small, Clarence is part of a thriving rural network, contributing to the municipality’s agricultural economy and enjoying access to nearby waterfront parks and trails.
landry street with bikers on the left and the City of Clarence-Rockland welcome sign
With its mix of several heritage sites and homes and new developments, Clarence Creek is a family-friendly village offering schools, recreational amenities, local services, and a strong sense of community.
photo of baseball court in Hammond with church in the background
Founded in the late 1800’s and once a railway hub. Hammond is home to Hammond Hill the first eco-experience and wilderness retreat of its kind in Canada, Hammond is now a hub for sustainable living, recreation, and local entrepreneurship.
drone view of Rockland town with schools, park and Ottawa River in the distance
Rockland is a vibrant, bilingual community along the Ottawa River, where small-town charm meets urban amenities, rich history, and a strong francophone cultural presence.
drone view of farm
A predominately francophone farming village, St-Pascal Baylon blends tradition with modern amenities like parks, skating rink, community events and growing Agritourism ventures.