Courtland Park

Welcome to Courtland Park, a subsection of Carleton Heights in Ottawa.

Courtland Park is a small community built after World War II.

  • Courtland Park was developed after World War II into the 1960s. Since then, many original homes have been taken down and rebuilt.

  • Courtland Park has a small population of around 3000 people.

  • The schools available to children who reside in Courtland Park include:

    • Carleton Heights P.S REG MFI - JK-G6

    • Fisher Park P.S / Summit A.S - Alternative Program with Core French - G7-G8

    • Merivale H.S - ENS IMM - G7-G12

    • Regina St A.S - Alternative Program with Core French - JK-G6

    • Sir Winston Churchill P.S - JK-G6

    • St. Augustin Catholic Elementary School - JK-G6

    • St. Rita Catholic Elebtary School - JK-G6

    • Frank Ryan Intermidate School - G7-G8 and St. Piux X High School G9-G12

  • Courtland Park has access to the Fisher Heights Community Centre and the Carleton Heights Community Centre.

    At a slightly further distance, residents can visit the Carleton Community Care Centre and the Carlington Community Health Centre.

    Courtland Park is too small to have its own community association, but Carleton Heights has one run by volunteers to build up their community and have monthly meetings.

  • Courtland Park is a fairly residential area that is close to lots of greenspace.

    You can also check out these pet stores, vets, and more that are relatively close:

    • Ren’s Pets (Nepean)

    • Pet Valu (Nepean)

    • Central Bark (Hog’s Back)

    • Furever Pets Salon (Prince of Wales on the Rideau)

  • Courtland Park is a relatively good area for kids, with lots of outdoor space, residential homes, and schools.

  • Residents of Courtland Park can go shopping at the Rideauview Mall, or head across the Rideau River to Billings Bridge Shopping Centre.

  • You can go grocery shopping at a ton of locations in the area, including:

    • Farmer’s Pick

    • Canada Food Village

    • Sunmax Supermarket

    • Food Basics

    • Loblaws

    • FreshCo

    • Independent

    • Metro

  • Courtland Park residents will want to head down to Centretown or Byward Market to go out in the evenings.

  • In the area, there are a few restaurants including Thai, Filipino, and a Lone Star. For more options, head towards Bank Street!

  • Courtland Park has primarily single-family homes that were transformed after the second world war.

  • The best park in the nearby area is Hog’s Back Park with waterfalls, picnic areas, and plenty of hiking trails, as well as a huge grassy field with barbecues and picnic tables.