Station Beach
Station Beach is the perfect place to spend the day with your entire family. With its shallow water, gradual slope, sandy beach, and smattering of pebbles lining the water's edge, it's easy to see why this beach is one of our most popular.
The boardwalk that borders the beach, is a great place to stroll, jog, or to grab a seat on one of the benches scattered along the way to take in the views - HINT - our sunsets are spectacular! The boardwalk can be a learning experience, too. Soak up some local marine history as well as the sun through the interpretive signs with information about local shipwrecks.
Station Beach is quickly becoming a hot spot for SURFING the Great Lakes. Named as one of Canada's Top 9 Destinations for surfing, this is a spectator's delight. Local businesses offer board rentals on site.
Located adjacent to the Kincardine Harbour & Marina, the municipal boat launch is also located at the north end of the parking lot and is free for all users.
MacPherson Park
A popular lakeside children's park/playground that also features tennis courts and a beautiful shoreline boardwalk and beach.
Dunsmoor Park
The Dunsmoor Park features a beautiful beach and gazebo which is popular for picnics with family and friends and is close to Macpherson Park.
Inverhuron beach
The white sand beach here beckons beachgoers of all ages. Despite the shallow water and a gradual slope into deeper water, strong undertow warning signs are posted. Keep a close eye on children, large and small. Little shade means sunscreen and hats! There are a choice of two accesses to this sandy beach: County Road 15 west of Tiverton or at Inverhuron Provincial Park. Day use fee will apply to access at Inverhuron Park.
