Welcome to the Beaver Valley
About the Beaver Valley, Grey Highlands
Beaver Valley, Grey Highlands is Ontario’s best 4 season playground. In the spring and summer, paddle on the gorgeous Beaver River and hike the trails to great Grey County Waterfalls such as Hogg’s Falls & Eugenia Falls. Spend a day at Lake Eugenia, or cycle the winding scenic roads. In the fall, the Beaver Valley is the best place in Ontario to see the fall colours. Hike up Old Baldy Conservation area for the best view in the county! In the winter, downhill ski and snowboard at the Beaver Valley Ski Club. X-country ski, snowshoe, and snowmobile through the amazing trails. Add in the amazing local businesses and restaurants that create a great culinary destination, plus all of the art inspired by the scenery, and you’ve got the best retreat in Ontario! Come visit the Beaver Valley today!
Beaver Valley Property Listings
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Beaver Valley Community Profile

April Grey Highlands Real Estate Market Report
In the Municipality of Grey Highlands, 16 new residential properties came on the market in April, one fewer than in March, and down 24% over April 2021. Just like in each of the first 3 months of 2022, 11 homes sold in Grey Highlands in April. 20 homes were sold in April 2021, a drop of 45% this year over last. The listing to sales ratio in the Municipality of Grey Highlands remains as it was in March, 60-40 in favour of listings. The average sale price for a home in Grey Highlands regained much of the ground it lost in March, improving by 11%, to just below $950,000 for April.
Amenities in Beaver Valley, Grey Highlands

Local Schools
North end of Beaver Valley:
Beaver Valley Community School – Thornbury
Georgian Bay Community School – Meaford
South end of Beaver Valley:
École MacPhail Memorial Elementary School – Flesherton
Beavercrest Community School – Markdale
École Grey Highlands Secondary School – Flesherton

Local Library
Kimberley Library – Kimberley

Nearest Hospital
North end of Beaver Valley:
Grey Bruce Health Services – Meaford
South end of Beaver Valley:
Grey Bruce Health Services – Markdale
History of the Beaver Valley

Kimberley was named after the First Earl of Kimberley, a British Liberal politician by the name of John Wodehouse. The first settlers to Kimberley began in the mid 1850’s. Right from the early settling days, the ‘Cuckoo Valley’, Kimberley, enjoyed a blessed and multitude of industrial and commercial activities. In 1861, John Hurlburt erected a sawmill which was followed by the (current ‘Grist Mill’) Mill House Store in 1864 owned by William Purdy.
They say life comes full circle and this seems true for the current ‘hamlet’ of Kimberley. In 1916 residents of Kimberley petitioned to take Kimberley from a ‘hamlet’ to a ‘police village’. The petition was passed on November 26th 1916. Today, we are once again known as a ‘hamlet’.