Lambton Family Hub
Southwestern Ontario, Canada
Lambton County
Explore Lambton County’s lakeside towns and rural communities. Find beaches, parks, family outings and local favourites in the guides below.
All of Lambton County
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Grand Bend
The Blue Flag beach and its splash pad, the Pinery’s oak savanna, the river and the dance hall, a paced family Saturday and how to beat the Sunday traffic.
Explore Grand Bend and nearby family outings
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Sarnia
Shipwrecks beneath familiar water, a railway tunnel under the river, and the parks, wetlands and waterfront stops we’d choose with kids.
Sarnia and nearby Point Edward
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Bright’s Grove
Maxwell’s communal experiment, the Kenwick dance-hall years and Mike Weir’s Masters story, paired with the shoreline, trail and parks for a family afternoon.
Bright’s Grove, on the eastern edge of Sarnia
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Petrolia
The oil town that taught the world to drill: Victoria Hall, a working 1860s oil field, Oil Springs next door, and the parks, market and fair days to plan around.
Petrolia, with nearby Enniskillen and Oil Springs outings
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Lambton Shores
The Ausable gorge at Rock Glen, the Forest fair, Thedford’s record and a picture house that once ran its projector off a Ford.
Forest, Thedford and Arkona
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Plympton-Wyoming
A railway-and-oil town inland, the tornado it rebuilt after, and a quiet Lake Huron shore most people drive past.
Wyoming, Camlachie and the Lake Huron shore
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St. Clair Township
Freighters, a capital that never was, rum-runners and a lost island resort, with the river trail and two museums to fill a day.
Corunna, Mooretown, Courtright, Sombra, Port Lambton, Brigden and Wilkesport
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Warwick Township
A Carnegie library, Canada’s first handmade car, an 1832 road and a wetland boardwalk, with a rodeo and a fall fair next door.
Watford, Warwick Village and the surrounding countryside
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