Caledon Population & Housing

Population Breakdown

Caledon’s 83,300 residents reflect a growing, family-friendly community balancing rural charm and suburban convenience. Most residents are working age, supported by households with children and a rising senior population in a multi-generational mix.

Pop: 83,348 | Children: estimated 18% | Working: 65% | Seniors: 17%

Housing Type Breakdown

The housing mix follows suit—just under 33,000 units, with detached homes making up the majority. Townhouses and semi‑detached homes form the next tier, with a smaller share of condos and apartments. It’s a profile built for families, rural living, and growth.

Detached: ~25,000 | Semi‑detached: ~1,600 | Townhouses: ~3,500 | Condominiums & Apartments: ~2,800

🏥 Healthcare & Wellness Services

  • Hospitals: 1 – Caledon Veterans’ Health Centre (24/7 emergency)

  • Walk‑in Clinics: ~5 primary clinics available

  • Physiotherapy Clinics: ~8 local facilities

  • Therapy & Counselling Services: 50+ professionals across the town

  • Family Physicians: ~25 family doctor offices in Caledon

  • Urgent Care / Emergency Services: 1 full emergency department at local hospital

  • Diagnostic Centres (X‑ray, MRI, labs): 2+ facilities

🎓 Education & Public Services

  • Public Schools: 14 elementary, 2 secondary

  • Catholic Schools: ~14 elementary, 2 secondary

  • Private Schools: 5+ independent institutions (e.g., Hill Academy, Countryside Montessori)

  • Daycare Centres: 30+ licensed facilities

  • Adult Education: Continuing education offered through Peel District School Board

  • Special Education Programs: Available across public & Catholic school systems

  • Libraries: 5 branches across the town

🚍 Transportation & Transit

  • Public Transit: Brampton Transit Route 41 (Bolton Line) and peak-hour service on Mayfield West, Southfields Village, and Dixie Road

  • GO Transit Bus: 2 routes—Bolton‑Brampton and Orangeville‑Brampton connecting to GO stations

  • GO Train Advocacy: Municipal steps underway to bring a GO train stop to Bolton

  • Highways: Major roads include Highway 10, Highway 410, Peel 50, Airport Road (Peel 7)

  • Active Transportation: 300 km+ of signed bike routes, plus trail‑to‑rail corridors underway

  • Paratransit Services: Accessible transit via Caledon Community Services Transportation and TransHelp

🌿 Recreation & Community Services

  • Conservation Areas: 3+ major parks including Prospect Park & Dominion Gardens

  • Community Centres: 2 large facilities offering year-round programs & fitness

  • Public Pools: 2 indoor pools (Gellert Community Centre & High School) + seasonal splash pad

  • Sports Fields & Courts: 5+ soccer fields, baseball diamonds, and tennis courts

  • Skate Parks: 2 well-maintained skate parks (Gellert & Mold‑Masters SportsPlex)

  • Trails & Bike Paths: Extensive multi-use trails including Bruce Trail & rail‑to‑trail routes

  • Playgrounds: 10+ public playgrounds throughout town