The Town of Grand Valley is a quiet, friendly and safe place to live. It is the result of an amalgamation of the former Township of East Luther, a rural farming area, and the former Village of Grand Valley. The municipality is located within Dufferin County and includes part of the Luther Marsh and Grand River. The Grand River is a designated Canadian Heritage River, and it flows from the northern to the southern boundary. It creates natural drainage for our farmers, and plenty of recreational opportunities for our residents and visitors. 
Not only is Grand Valley a great place to live - we're also a great place to visit! The Town is comprised of over 100 local farms which produce beef, chicken, lamb, dairy and grains, some with farmgate businesses for you to enjoy. With over 2000 species of birds, the winding Grand River, and hundreds of acres of farmland along our backroads, the Grand Valley area has been coined Nature' s Playground. With several shops in the heart of the Valley we offer some of the finest food, scenery and fresh air activities. We are located close to Alliston, Barrie, Brampton, Guelph, Kitchener, Orangeville, Waterloo and the Greater Toronto Area via quick access to major highways.

Grand Valley is a Nice Place to Visit and an even Better Place to Live!

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Discover a great little community. Our town of just over 3000 people is 15 minutes west of Orangeville and 35 minutes north of Brampton. The main street is used in many movies and looks like something from another era. The river winds through the town in serpentine fashion. Grand Valley been compared to the early days of Stratford.

People make their way to Grand Valley for small town living. Grand Valley is projected to reach 7000 by 2031 under the provincial government's Places to grow act. With this growth, Grand Valley is excited to provide more jobs and a even better way of life for its residents.

For interactive maps of the Town of Grand Valley, please visit Dufferin County's website