Hunt Club

Welcome to Hunt Club, a South End community named after its Golf Club.

With three times more greenspace than the average community in Ottawa, Hunt Club is filled with beautiful views, close proximity to the airport, and plenty of job opportunities.

  • Hunt Club was named after the Ottawa Hunt and Golf Club, first developed in 1876.

    The area was originally called The Uplands by earlier settlers.

    The first real resident of the area was Captain Andrew Wilson, who built a log cabin and named it Ossian Hall.

    When the Canadian Northern Railway opened service in the area, a quarry was later developed and the area began growing.

  • Hunt Club has a population of around 14,000 people. The average age is 42, 70% of couples are married and 40% of families have children. 63% are English-only speakers.

  • Hunt Club has a huge number of schools in the area, including:

    • Dunlop Public School

    • St. Margaret

    • St. Thomas More

    • Robert Bateman Public School

    • St. Bernard School

    • Blossom Park Public School

    • St. Bernadette Catholic School

  • Hunt Club has a ton of features to bring the community together, including:

    • The Hunt Club Community Association

    • AMA Community Centre

    • Uplands Community Garden

  • Hunt Club has a ton of great options for pets - including Conroy Pit Off Leash Dog Park, the Greenboro Veterinary Clinic, the Bank Street Animal Hospital, and a Pet Valu.

  • Hunt Club has a great variety of shopping, parks, and daycares for children, as well as a community centre filled with programming for children!

  • Local malls to Hunt Club include the SouthKeys Mall, Southgate Shopping Centre, and Herongate Square.

  • There are very few grocery stores in the immediate Hunt Club area as it is fairly residential, but nearby in Blossom Park and Emerald Woods there are plenty!

  • There are a few pubs in the Hunt Club area, but for a true night-out experience, residents will want to head towards Centretown and Byward Market.

  • There are plenty of restaurants in the Hunt Club area, including:

    • Chop Steakhouse and Bar

    • Baton Rouge Grillhouse and Bar

    • Jack Astors

    • The Captain’s Boil

    • Mexicali Rosa’s

    • Baton Rouge

    • East Side Marios

    • Mandarin

    • Thi Fusion

    • Moxies

    • Five Guys

    • Thai Express

    • barBurrito

    • Freshii

    • Panera

    • Cora’s

    • Renegade Chicken

    • Hard Stones Grill

    • Mac’d Out

  • Hunt Club is primarily single-family homes.

  • There is a great number of parks in Hunt Club, including:

    • Topley Park

    • Karsh Park

    • Forestglade Park

    • Elizabeth Manley Park

    • Conroy Park