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Hunt Club-Riverside Park Community Centre, Ottawa
Hunt Club-Riverside Park Community Centre, Ottawa. Photo: Earl Andrew, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
City of Ottawa, OntarioMunicipality · source
River; the City identifies River as Ward 16.Ward for the core Hunt Club neighbourhood · source
Gloucester-Southgate, Ward 10Ward for the separate Hunt Club Park area · source
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Hunt Club is a residential neighbourhood in south Ottawa, north of the airport and east of the Rideau River. Its planned suburban development dates to the 1970s. Everyday destinations include the Hunt Club–Riverside Park Community Centre on Paul Anka Drive and Metro on McCarthy Road. South Keys provides a nearby connection between O-Train Lines 2 and 4, with Line 2 continuing to Bayview. By car, downtown Ottawa (Parliament Hill) is about 12.0 km away, roughly 17 minutes in free-flowing traffic (OSRM estimate).

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The neighbourhood

About Hunt Club

Hunt Club is a residential neighbourhood in south Ottawa, north of the airport and east of the Rideau River. Its planned suburban development dates to the 1970s. Everyday destinations include the Hunt Club–Riverside Park Community Centre on Paul Anka Drive and Metro on McCarthy Road. South Keys provides a nearby connection between O-Train Lines 2 and 4, with Line 2 continuing to Bayview.

Boundaries

Definitions vary. This guide follows the Hunt Club Community Association’s limits: Rideau River west, Hunt Club Road south, Airport Parkway east and the railway tracks crossing McCarthy Road north. is a separate eastern neighbourhood; nearby services are identified separately. hunt-club.ca openstreetmap.org

Homes

Hunt Club includes detached and semi-detached houses, townhouses, apartments, co-operative housing and retirement residences. The City’s 1997 planning report records substantial original subdivision development east of Riverside Drive in the late 1970s and 1980s, followed by some infill in the 1990s. hunt-club.ca

Highlights
  • Municipal recreation at the Hunt Club–Riverside Park Community Centre.
  • Neighbourhood parks include Owl, McCarthy and Paul Landry.
  • Walking routes through McCarthy Woods and Meadows.
  • A pedestrian and cycling bridge across the Airport Parkway links toward South Keys. )
  • Line 4 connects South Keys with Ottawa International Airport.
  • Metro provides grocery shopping at 3310 McCarthy Road.

Community

History

How Hunt Club came to be

  1. 1907

    Ottawa Hunt Ltd. bought most of the former Upton property, establishing the club whose name later became attached to the surrounding community. hunt-club.ca

  2. Early 1970s

    City Council incorporated a development plan for the area, then called the Western Community, into its Official Plan before neighbourhood construction. hunt-club.ca

  3. 1979–1980

    The community association began as the Western Community Association; it adopted the Hunt Club Community Association name the following year. hunt-club.ca

  4. 1985

    The association incorporated as the Hunt Club Community Organization. hunt-club.ca

  5. 2014

    The pedestrian bridge across the Airport Parkway was completed, adding a crossing between Hunt Club and South Keys. harboursideengineering.com

  6. 2025

    O-Train Line 4 opened between South Keys and Ottawa International Airport on 6 January. yow.ca

Map

Around Hunt Club

Walking rings at 5, 10 and 15 minutes from the neighbourhood centre.

Schools

8 nearby

Straight-line distances from the Hunt Club centre. Living near a school does not guarantee a place: confirm the designated school for an address with each board. All schools and board locators.

Parks & places

10 nearby

The full parks & trails guide.

Shops & dining

10 nearby

The full shops & dining guide.

Getting around

Transit

  • Greenboro

    openopenstreetmap.org

    1.1 km13 min walk

  • South Keys

    openopenstreetmap.org

    1.1 km14 min walk

  • Walkley

    openopenstreetmap.org

    1.6 km20 min walk

  • O-Train to downtown

    From South Keys or Greenboro, take Line 2 north to Bayview and transfer to an eastbound Line 1 train for downtown stations such as Lyon, Parliament or Rideau. Check current service before travelling.

    octranspo.com

  • Airport rail

    Line 4 runs between South Keys and Airport station. The airport station connects to the terminal on Level 3.

    yow.ca

  • Local bus

    OC Transpo’s Route 90 schedule lists Greenboro and Hurdman as its termini, with stops on Uplands Drive, Paul Anka Drive and McCarthy Road. Use the travel planner for the appropriate stop, direction and service date.

    plan.octranspo.com

  • Park & Ride

    Greenboro is shown on OC Transpo’s Park & Ride map. Confirm current parking conditions and connecting services with OC Transpo.

    octranspo.com

The full transit guide.

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    Questions people ask

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    1. Is Hunt Club a good place to live?

      Hunt Club has municipal recreation facilities, schools such as Bayview and Holy Family, and access to rail through South Keys or Greenboro. Ottawa International Airport also publishes information on aircraft noise, which is relevant when assessing an individual address.

      As of 2026-10-30 · ottawa.ca ocdsb.ca

    2. Where is Hunt Club?

      Hunt Club is in south Ottawa near the airport. The community association defines its area between the Rideau River, Hunt Club Road, the Airport Parkway and the railway tracks crossing McCarthy Road; other uses of the Hunt Club name cover different areas.

      As of 2026-10-30 · en.wikipedia.org hunt-club.ca

    3. What are homes like in Hunt Club?

      Hunt Club has detached and semi-detached houses, townhouses and apartments, including co-operative housing and retirement residences. The City’s 1997 report places much of the original subdivision development east of Riverside Drive in the late 1970s and 1980s, with some 1990s infill.

      As of 2026-10-30 · hunt-club.ca hunt-club.ca

    4. Is Hunt Club the same as Hunt Club Park?

      Hunt Club and Hunt Club Park are distinct neighbourhood names. The core Hunt Club area is west of the Airport Parkway, while Hunt Club Park lies farther east around Conroy Road and Hawthorne Road, north of Hunt Club Road.

      As of 2026-10-30 · hunt-club.ca en.wikipedia.org

    5. What smaller areas are known as Hunt Club?

      Names associated with the core area include Quinterra, Hunt Club Woods, Hunt Club Estate and the Western Community. The community association’s naming history explains that developers and earlier municipal definitions used the Hunt Club name in different ways.

      As of 2026-10-30 · en.wikipedia.org hunt-club.ca

    6. Which municipal ward is Hunt Club in?

      The core Hunt Club neighbourhood is in River Ward, which the City identifies as Ward 16. The separate Hunt Club Park area is associated with Gloucester-Southgate, Ward 10.

      As of 2026-10-30 · en.wikipedia.org ottawa.ca

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