WELCOME TO GLOVERTOWN, NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR, CANADA

The Town of Glovertown is a community of approximately 2200 residents, in East Central Newfoundland. It is situated within a five minute’s drive from the Trans-Canada Highway twelve minutes from the headquarters of Terra Nova National Park and forty minutes from the Town of Gander to the west. The Town is a vibrant community and acts as a service centre for the Eastport Peninsula, Terra Nova National Park and the smaller local communities of Charlottetown and Terra Nova.

Glovertown is a community that is edging towards significant growth. Our community is well-suited to new and growing families with a safe, healthy environment. A number of services are available for senior living, with a strong community tradition of active service groups. A competitive market provides opportunities for new home builders to live in a rural setting or for retirees to build a dream home in a beautiful community. A strong education system and ample recreation opportunities promote a healthy lifestyle for youth.

Glovertown is a community that lives and works both locally and regionally. We are a rural community, but with urban connections and amenities. A strong sense of community pride is evident in the work of local volunteers, whether they are preserving local heritage and culture, providing local sport programs, or performing important duties such as firefighting or search and rescue.

[CanAm_Sailing]

Very nice work on the videographer via drone & the icing on the cake is a very beautiful song about Glovertown and it’s history. Fabulous

[MetalFukar]

Been living away from Glovertowm for 24 years! This song and video made me homesick to the point where I just bought 3 tickets to fly home this summer. Absolutely beautiful song.

[jackjanes]

Man I was one of the ones playing ball. Awesome video

[valeriebrown]

Absolutely beautiful, my wonderful Hometown.

[kellyquinn]

Should not have watched this at work on lunch! 😢 haven't been home since 2019!

[glennledrew]

In the early '70s, for a year or so when I was about 10, my family lived in Traytown, then Glovertown. I went back for a quick visit while crossing the Rock in '91. Not much had changed in those nearly two decades, but compared to '91 it sure looks different now!