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With 65 kilometres of Lake Huron shoreline from Bayfield to Lambton Shores' southernmost point, Lake Huron's shoreline has called to generations of families seeking the ideal beach vacation.

Boating enthusiasts can find everything they need at the municipal Port Franks Marina, Grand Bend Harbour and Bayfield Marina, which are open from Victoria Day weekend to Thanksgiving weekend.

Add heart-revving adventure to your vacation with local outfitters who offer everything from skydiving, parasailing, paddleboarding, wakeboarding, flyboarding, seadoing, skateboarding, motor sports, horse riding, fitness classes and more.

Lake Huron's coastline corridor offers more than a dozen golf courses. It’s the perfect destination to pack a lot of golf into a trip and experience the uniqueness each course provides.

Located on the northern fringes of the Carolinian Life Zone, this area is home to the largest diversity of fauna and flora species in the country, as well as the highest number of species-at-risk.

Upwards of 15,000 Tundra Swans and more than 350 species of birds visit Lambton Shores - located on the northwest edge of the Carolinian Life Zone.

Fishing Lake Huron, you will have the opportunity to fish for King Salmon, Coho Salmon, Rainbow Trout, Lake Trout and Walleye on fully-equipped vessels using top-notch fishing tackle and electronics.

It's sometimes hard to please everyone when choosing a vacation destination. Some want to lounge in the sun all day, others want to explore. Lake Huron's shoreline is the perfect destination for those who want it all.

Many artists make this beautiful area their home and place of work. Small galleries and working studios abound. Meet and chat with local aartists, while you browse and buy original art.

Since 1919, Grand Bend's Main Beach has been a popular venue for live music. The popularity of Summer Sunset Sounds has encouraged are restaurants and other venues to host regular live music.

Explore and experience our local heritage. Attend Kettle & Stony Point Pow Wow, get onboard the School on Wheels, learn about the only French-Canadian community along Lake Huron's shoreline.

Festivals and events happen year-round, with most events occurring on weekends. There more than 160 area events annually.