Goderich, Ontario
Lake Huron Resort

82803 Bluewater Hwy. (Hwy. 21)
Goderich, Ontario,
Canada N7A 3Y5
(519) 524–5343
Eastern Time

 
 

Open May 1 through October 15
High-Use Seasonal Period: June 15 through September 15

Sites: 10 Full / 5 Partial
Check in: Noon
Check out: 11 AM
Maximum Electrical: 15 / 30 amps
Maximum RV Length: 40 ft. (some pull-thrus)

Directions:
From Goderich, take Hwy. 21 north for 5 miles. Turn left on Lake Huron Resort Rd. and drive for 1 mile.

 

 

Accommodations   Facilities and Amenities

30 ft. Trailers, Sleep 4-6, $110 (CAD); Mobile Home, Sleeps 4-8, $150 (CAD)
Reservation Requirements: Check in: 1-6 PM, Check out: 11 AM. Minimum stay: 2 nights. Non-refundable deposit due upon reserving. Reservations accepted up to 60 days in advance. No pets allowed. Linens, blankets and pillows not provided. Visitor mail not accepted. No smoking allowed.

 

  

This resort has a clubhouse, arcade, pavilion, playground, enclosed heated swimming pool, picnic area, horseshoes, shuffleboard, basketball, badminton, lake, lake swimming, beach area, large store and recreation hall, and planned activities. Close to golf and lake fishing.




Resort Profile

On the beautiful sandy-beached shores of Lake Huron in Ontario, Canada, this popular resort offers all the beauty and majesty that surrounds this Great Lake. One of the resort’s features is its 1,600 feet of beautiful sandy beach.

Huron County is a patchwork of rural Canadian towns, farm landscapes, parks and, of course, Lake Huron. Whether you want to languish in the sun on the resort’s sparkling beach, sample five star cuisine at area restaurants, visit one of the many museums and attractions, experience world-class theatre, go hiking or fishing, relax at a country inn, cycle the picturesque road and heritage streetscapes, or go
golfing or sailing, this is a vacation destination of charm, culture, beauty, and endless possibilities!

Just five miles south of the resort is the town of Goderich, legendary because it was claimed to be “The prettiest town in Canada!” by Queen Elizabeth II during a visit. Here you can see the sun set twice in one evening. The locals tell visitors to “look towards the town’s unique cliff top location to solve this ‘sun-sensational’ puzzle.”

Steeped in historical charm and small-town splendor, the Port of Goderich is rich with history. The town and port was founded in 1827 by the Canada Company for the purpose of settling one million acres of land along the shores of Lake Huron. One of the most interesting places to visit is the unique square. With flower-draped hanging baskets and curbside planters, the octagonal square is home to the County Court House and 150 businesses and shops.

Huron County is a true fisherman’s paradise where the cold water species such as rainbow trout, Chinook, coho salmon, yellow perch, smallmouth bass, and walleye can be pulled from Lake Huron; brook and brown trout from cold water rivers; and smallmouth bass, panfish, and northern pike from the warm water rivers and lakes.