Welcome to Shelburne – A Town Full of Heart and Heritage

Situated at the crossroads of Highways 10 and 89 in Dufferin County, Shelburne is a thriving, fast-growing town that perfectly balances small-town hospitality with modern conveniences. With a population nearing 9,000 and growing, Shelburne is becoming an increasingly attractive place to live, work, and invest.

Natural Surroundings and Outdoor Living

Shelburne is surrounded by rolling countryside, scenic farmland, and easy access to some of Ontario’s best natural areas. Residents enjoy close proximity to Mono Cliffs Provincial Park, Island Lake, and Hockley Valley, making it a haven for hiking, cycling, paddling, and winter sports.

The town itself features numerous parks, walking trails, and open green spaces — ideal for active families and nature lovers.

Historic Roots and a Strong Community

Founded in the 1860s and incorporated in 1877, Shelburne has deep historic roots. The charming downtown features beautiful heritage buildings, including the original Town Hall, which now hosts the Grace Tipling Hall — a space for local theatre, arts, and community gatherings.

Walking tours, local museums, and public art installations celebrate the area’s rich history and small-town character.

Celebrations, Culture, and Local Spirit

Shelburne is well known for its vibrant events, especially the Canadian Old Time Fiddle Championship and Heritage Music Festival, which attract visitors from across North America. Seasonal events like street festivals, farmers’ markets, and the fall fair give the town its signature warm and lively atmosphere.

Community pride is at the heart of everything — and residents enjoy countless opportunities to come together and celebrate local culture and heritage.

A Growing, Well-Connected Economy

Shelburne supports a balanced local economy, with businesses in manufacturing, recycling, food and beverage, retail, and services. Employers like KTH Manufacturing and Blue Mountain Plastics provide stable jobs, and many residents commute to nearby hubs such as Orangeville, Brampton, and the Greater Toronto Area.

New developments and infrastructure improvements are helping shape the town’s future, without compromising its community roots.

A Livable, Family-Friendly Town

As one of Ontario’s fastest-growing communities, Shelburne offers a variety of housing options — from century homes to new builds and townhouses — ideal for families, professionals, and retirees. The town is home to schools, a public library, parks, and the Centre Dufferin Recreation Complex, which features skating rinks, sports programs, and wellness facilities.

Shelburne continues to attract those looking for a slower pace of life, without giving up access to services and opportunity.

Why Choose Shelburne?

• A welcoming, close-knit community with strong local pride

• Beautiful historic architecture and cultural venues

• Easy access to nature, recreation, and outdoor adventure

• A calendar full of community events and celebrations

• Diverse housing and business opportunities in a growing market

• A comfortable lifestyle within commuting distance of the GTA

Shelburne offers the perfect balance of heritage, growth, and community. Whether you're looking to plant roots, start a business, or simply enjoy a better quality of life, this town has everything you need — and a warm welcome waiting for you.