Welcome

While not a large commercial centre, the Township of Mapleton is a strong, growing and vibrant community made up of a rich and diverse cultural background.
We offer the distinct characteristics enjoyed by rural living and are proud of our heritage.

Many features give Mapleton its distinctive charm, such as the Old Order Mennonites traveling by horse and buggy and the century old buildings located throughout the Township.

These cultural features combine to create a living environment which is attractive to old and new residents alike. Numerous cultural and recreational events are organized annually, such as the Fritters and Folk Festival organized each year by the Mennonite Community Church in Drayton.

Residents are welcome to become involved in community events by joining any of the numerous service clubs in the Township. In addition numerous special interest organizations exist such as Scouts, the Royal Canadian Legion, and the Horticultural Society. Several sports organizations in Alma, Moorefield and Drayton promote a high quality of an active lifestyle community.

One of Canada's leading summer theatres is located in Drayton at the beautifully restored Town Hall and was created through hard work and dedication of the area residents.