Caledonia Community Centre

6900 County Road 22

St-Bernardin, ON  K0B 1N0

Since January 1, 2026, the St-Bernardin Historical and Cultural Society is responsible for the management of the community centre, including community activities, and hall rentals. 

For information and booking requests of the hall, please call 613-307-1499 or send an email.  

Large reception hall for meetings, conferences, simple parties, funerals .....$350

Large reception hall for weddings, galas, and grand events, etc....................$600

Large reception hall for large commercial events                               ...................$600 (minimum)

Small reception hall or Seniors' hall.................................................................$150

For meetings, courses, workshops, family gatherings

Kitchen only .......................................................................................................$100

HST extra, if applicable

• Main reception hall with a capacity of 452 people
• Two small reception halls with a capacity of 40 to 60 people
• Bar service
• Coat room
• Fully equipped kitchen - 2 stoves, fridge, large countertops
• Round tables with beautiful upholstered chairs for your guests
• Rectangular tables for buffet service
• Sound system, lectern and stage
• Screen and projector
• Separate room for lunch buffet available (extra fees may apply)
• Free WIFI
• Free parking

For now, the skating rink and the park remain under the management of The Nation Municipality.  

Telephone for information about the park: 613-524-2522.

• Skating rink with heated shelter and washrooms
• Picnic tables
• Children play structures
• Tennis and pickleball court
• Baseball field

The Caledonia Community Centre was built in 1977 thanks to the vision and hard work of numerous volunteers, members of the Caledonia Township Council, and financial support from the provincial government.  The community centre will turn 40 in 2017. Celebrations are being planned to mark this milestone.

Fifty years ago, envisioning a prosperous and healthy future for our community, people joined forces and rolled up their sleeves to build the Caledonia Community Centre. This major feat was accomplished through cooperation, community spirit and the help of volunteers from all generations. Kids, parents and grand-parents cycled to raise funds; men and students spent the summer on the construction site and women organized suppers and activities.

The hall quickly became the pride of the whole community. Caledonia Community Centre is known as the best location to hold wedding parties and anniversaries, after funeral gatherings, winter carnivals, Halloween parties, danses, community events, galas, business meetings, conferences and more.

We'll soon be creating a committee to celebrate the 50th anniversary of community centre in 2027. 

Recognize anyone? Click on the photos to enlarge them. These photos and hundreds more are featured in the St-Bernardin Centennial Book. Do you have your copy?