Goderich is notable for its sunsets. Don’t miss these fantastic views.
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Goderich is notable for its sunsets. Don’t miss these fantastic views.
Photo: Cindy Funk, CC BY 2.0
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Goderich is notable for its sunsets. Don’t miss these fantastic views.
Photo: Cindy Funk, CC BY 2.0
Located along the Lake Huron Shoreline, this beautiful sandy beach compliments beauty of the town of Goderich with its sparkling blue waters and warm summer days, this beach is the perfect destination for a day trip with the family.
Stroll across the boardwalk, enjoy the various water sport activities available, or indulge in some beach eats at the concessions nearby. Main Beach offers a scenic retreat for families and people of all ages.
Photo: Perry Quan from Oakville, CC BY-SA 2.0
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Located along the Lake Huron Shoreline, this beautiful sandy beach compliments beauty of the town of Goderich with its sparkling blue waters and warm summer days, this beach is the perfect destination for a day trip with the family.
Stroll across the boardwalk, enjoy the various water sport activities available, or indulge in some beach eats at the concessions nearby. Main Beach offers a scenic retreat for families and people of all ages.
Photo: Perry Quan from Oakville, CC BY-SA 2.0
Goderich’s downtown has an octagonal roundabout known as ‘The Square’.
At the heart of Goderich is Courthouse Park, which is home to The Square, the town’s cultural and arts hub downtown. It features farmer’s markets, art installations and museums, as well as some beautiful greenery to enjoy in the warmer months.
Surrounding the County Courthouse, The Square is a symbol of Goderich’s architectural and cultural heritage, symbolizing the history of Goderich’s development over the years and is a must-visit on your trip to town.
On the afternoon of 21 August 2011, a tornado touched down in the town. The roofs of several buildings around the square had been destroyed, and the trees in the green space around the courthouse had been damaged or uprooted. By 2015, the park had reopened.
Photos: Huron County Museum & Historic Gaol; Google Street View
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Goderich’s downtown has an octagonal roundabout known as ‘The Square’.
At the heart of Goderich is Courthouse Park, which is home to The Square, the town’s cultural and arts hub downtown. It features farmer’s markets, art installations and museums, as well as some beautiful greenery to enjoy in the warmer months.
Surrounding the County Courthouse, The Square is a symbol of Goderich’s architectural and cultural heritage, symbolizing the history of Goderich’s development over the years and is a must-visit on your trip to town.
On the afternoon of 21 August 2011, a tornado touched down in the town. The roofs of several buildings around the square had been destroyed, and the trees in the green space around the courthouse had been damaged or uprooted. By 2015, the park had reopened.
Photos: Huron County Museum & Historic Gaol; Google Street View
With a 1,200-foot private beach, full transportation to The Maitland, and a warm, welcoming resort park, the Maitland Valley Marina and Resort Park is the perfect getaway for families looking for a tranquil escape of rest and relaxation.
Visitors can enjoy the private, Inlet Marina, open only to guests of the Resort Park, visit the nearby Port of Goderich, or take advantage of the amenities that the resort offers such as a swimming pool, pig roast, and wine and cheese nights, and more!
Photo: facebook.com/MaitlandMarinasAndResortPark/
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With a 1,200-foot private beach, full transportation to The Maitland, and a warm, welcoming resort park, the Maitland Valley Marina and Resort Park is the perfect getaway for families looking for a tranquil escape of rest and relaxation.
Visitors can enjoy the private, Inlet Marina, open only to guests of the Resort Park, visit the nearby Port of Goderich, or take advantage of the amenities that the resort offers such as a swimming pool, pig roast, and wine and cheese nights, and more!
Photo: facebook.com/MaitlandMarinasAndResortPark/
Established in 1841, the Huron Historic Gaol served as the County Jail until 1972, housing inmates committing crimes from misdemeanours to criminal convictions.
Now open to the public for a small admission fee, the Huron Historic Gaol has been restored to its Victorian state, offering walking tours of the building for people of all ages.
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Established in 1841, the Huron Historic Gaol served as the County Jail until 1972, housing inmates committing crimes from misdemeanours to criminal convictions.
Now open to the public for a small admission fee, the Huron Historic Gaol has been restored to its Victorian state, offering walking tours of the building for people of all ages.
Photo: nationaltrustcanada.ca
Goderich is the oldest Canadian light station on Lake Huron and first consisted of a pair of range lights established in the early 1830s.
The Goderich lighthouse, the first on the Canadian side of Lake Huron, opened in 1847 with a tower and the keeper’s house.
Located on a bluff overlooking Lake Huron in Goderich.
Photo: Author Doug Kerr from Albany, NY, CC BY-SA 2.0
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Goderich is the oldest Canadian light station on Lake Huron and first consisted of a pair of range lights established in the early 1830s.
The Goderich lighthouse, the first on the Canadian side of Lake Huron, opened in 1847 with a tower and the keeper’s house.
Located on a bluff overlooking Lake Huron in Goderich.
Photo: Author Doug Kerr from Albany, NY, CC BY-SA 2.0
Once a Canadian Pacific Railway Station, the Beach Street Station was transported and restored from the original site at the terminus of the Guelph and Goderich Railroad, to its permanent home by the harbour, completed in June of 2015.
Specializing in family favourites and daily specials, Beach Street Station is the perfect stop for savoury beach eats ranging from Taco Tuesdays, Wing Nights on Wednesdays, $10 appetizers on Saturdays and more. Beach Street Eats is a must-visit for savoury, indulgent meals by the beach.
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Once a Canadian Pacific Railway Station, the Beach Street Station was transported and restored from the original site at the terminus of the Guelph and Goderich Railroad, to its permanent home by the harbour, completed in June of 2015.
Specializing in family favourites and daily specials, Beach Street Station is the perfect stop for savoury beach eats ranging from Taco Tuesdays, Wing Nights on Wednesdays, $10 appetizers on Saturdays and more. Beach Street Eats is a must-visit for savoury, indulgent meals by the beach.
Established in 2014 by home baker turned entrepreneur Cait, herself, under the name “Cait’s Kitchen”, the café officially opened up shop in 2016, after months of finding the perfect location to settle down. Cait’s Café symbolizes resilience and the power of strength and determination.
Specializing in locally sourced goods, Cait’s Café offers treats from pastries, cookies, and muffins with healthier and vegan options. The café also offers specialty drinks and coffees using locally roasted beans from within Goderich and premium loose-leaf teas from Toronto.
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Established in 2014 by home baker turned entrepreneur Cait, herself, under the name “Cait’s Kitchen”, the café officially opened up shop in 2016, after months of finding the perfect location to settle down. Cait’s Café symbolizes resilience and the power of strength and determination.
Specializing in locally sourced goods, Cait’s Café offers treats from pastries, cookies, and muffins with healthier and vegan options. The café also offers specialty drinks and coffees using locally roasted beans from within Goderich and premium loose-leaf teas from Toronto.
Located in the heart of Goderich by The Square, West Street Willy’s Eatery has received praise from critics including a television feature from Food Network’s You Gotta Eat Here!
West Street Willy’s Eatery offers two menus for breakfast and lunch/dinner, as well as a kid’s menu. Offering indulgent, savoury and sweet options, treat yourself with pancakes and French toast dressed to the nines, or fresh seafood, pasta, burgers, and drinks for dinner. Go all out, and enjoy West Street Willy’s Eatery on your trip to Goderich, Ontario!
Photo: facebook.com/West-Street-Willys-Eatery-136601933081824
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Located in the heart of Goderich by The Square, West Street Willy’s Eatery has received praise from critics including a television feature from Food Network’s You Gotta Eat Here!
West Street Willy’s Eatery offers two menus for breakfast and lunch/dinner, as well as a kid’s menu. Offering indulgent, savoury and sweet options, treat yourself with pancakes and French toast dressed to the nines, or fresh seafood, pasta, burgers, and drinks for dinner. Go all out, and enjoy West Street Willy’s Eatery on your trip to Goderich, Ontario!
Photo: facebook.com/West-Street-Willys-Eatery-136601933081824
Located in the thick of Goderich’s action is Maitland Valley Grotto, an indoor bouldering gym, specializing in no-rope rock climbing, fun, and fitness for people of all bouldering skill levels, from beginners and experts alike.
Maitland Valley Grotto offers lessons for both groups and singles, as well as new sets every week, and packages ranging from a monthly membership and a daily pass with shoes and chalk available for rental.
Photo: facebook.com/maitlandvalleygrotto/
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Located in the thick of Goderich’s action is Maitland Valley Grotto, an indoor bouldering gym, specializing in no-rope rock climbing, fun, and fitness for people of all bouldering skill levels, from beginners and experts alike.
Maitland Valley Grotto offers lessons for both groups and singles, as well as new sets every week, and packages ranging from a monthly membership and a daily pass with shoes and chalk available for rental.
Photo: facebook.com/maitlandvalleygrotto/
This local craft cidery specializes in ciders made with 100% Ontario apples, and a carefully crafted process, paying homage to the heritage and the building’s history of artisanry, manufacturing, and craftsmanship since 1856.
East Street Cider Co. currently offers cider seltzers alongside their flagship cider, channelling notes of crisp apple, light citrus, and floral. Their cider is available in-store, at select restaurants and LCBO locations, and can also be found on the website, alongside wearable merch and drinkware.
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This local craft cidery specializes in ciders made with 100% Ontario apples, and a carefully crafted process, paying homage to the heritage and the building’s history of artisanry, manufacturing, and craftsmanship since 1856.
East Street Cider Co. currently offers cider seltzers alongside their flagship cider, channelling notes of crisp apple, light citrus, and floral. Their cider is available in-store, at select restaurants and LCBO locations, and can also be found on the website, alongside wearable merch and drinkware.
Established in 1921, The Maitland is an all-season sports haven, specializing in golf, tennis, and curling, open for public use including members, locals, and visitors.
The Maitland offers a scenic golfing experience amongst the shores of the Maitland River to Lake Huron, multiple tennis courts, and automatic ball machines, and a curling club with opportunities to join junior and senior leagues in all three sports.
Photo: facebook.com/TheMaitlandGoderich
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Established in 1921, The Maitland is an all-season sports haven, specializing in golf, tennis, and curling, open for public use including members, locals, and visitors.
The Maitland offers a scenic golfing experience amongst the shores of the Maitland River to Lake Huron, multiple tennis courts, and automatic ball machines, and a curling club with opportunities to join junior and senior leagues in all three sports.
Photo: facebook.com/TheMaitlandGoderich
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