Fish Tank Charters in Kincardine, Ontario takes you on excellent fishing adventures aboard their boat for lake trout, salmon and more, they also offer ice fishing in winter. Knowledgeable guides will take you to where the fish are biting and assist in every way they can. Fish Tank Charters offers big water and hard water fishing and welcome all from the seasoned veteran to the absolute novice who they will teach. Come experience Ontario's legendary ice fishing, or troll for a trophy on Lake Huron, it's all happening here, let the casting begin.READ MORE

This Kincardine hotel, the Best Western Governor's Inn is located in Kincardine.The Best Western Governor's Inn also features private dining rooms, perfect for family reunions and corporate events taking place in the Kincardine area.READ MORE

Kincardine Summer Music Festival is an annual two week event on the shores of Lake Huron in Kincardine, Ontario featuring jazz, blues, classical, world and chamber music performances combined with music education programs. This unique musical event offer exceptional entertainment for the whole family, and there are daytime classes, programs and special events available including guitar, bands and string from beginner through junior to senior, and students must bring their own instruments or rent one. Kincardine Summer Music Festival offers world class artists performing at the highest levels, and there are evening concerts and student concerts as well as a 4 o'clock in the park free concert series, all not to be missed. There are also artists in residence who come to Kincardine and stay to teach students in the advanced jazz program. This annual event has been delighting visitors for over 22 years and is not to be missed. READ MORE

The Kincardine Yacht Club promotes boating in the Kincardine, Ontario area, and is a social club with many activities, club racing, junior sailing and a unique clubhouse location in the Kincardine lighthouse, and the harbour is open 24 hours a day. There is a marina here with room for over 150 boats and sixty boat slips on floating docks as well as 15 slips for visiting boats, this is an exceptionally easy harbour to dock at. The marina also offers an up to 50 amp electrical service, diesel and gas, basic marina supplies, marine charts, pump out facilities, water and ice as well as picnic tables and propane BBQ's, there are also complementary bikes available. The Kincardine Yacht Club offers excellent docking facilities and more and is the perfect location near Kincardine's downtown with restaurants, shops, and the waterfront close by.READ MORE

Finchers in Kincardine, Ontario houses a lot of magazines and books as well and interesting assortment of cards and toys, games and more, and there's a good selection of lego sets to keep the kids amused while you relax on holiday. This second generation family business offers and excellent range of family oriented products besides the best selections of books, magazines and toys, and these include jigsaw puzzles, brand name toys of high quality, craft kits, hobbies and a unique range of giftware and home decor, as well as Canadian and local souvenirs. Finchers also provide excellent services including gift wrapping, layaway services, gift cards and certificates and shipping, come for a wonderful shopping experience.READ MORE

J'Adorn in Kincardine, Ontario carries a delightful range of statement furnishings, garden decor, exclusive fragrances and gifts from Paris, Italy, Europe and friendly staff are on hand to assist with your selections, here you will find treasures galore. They have giftware selections that will delight loved one's, or even something to pamper yourself with something from the gift boutique, paperie, parfumerie, as well as music and books, accessories and whimsy items, and treasures include artworks, curiosities, furnishings, jewelery, lighting, mirrors and more. J'Adorn also have certified Chalk paint instructors and offer workshops and classes for you to start creating beautiful pieces straight away, come enjoy the fun.READ MORE

Harbour Street Brasserie is a fine dining restaurant in Kincardine, Ontario offering and exquisite variety of food styles and sublime menu prepared by the executive chef. Enjoy local fresh French Canadian cuisine in unique indoor and outdoor dining areas, with breathtaking views overlooking Lake Huron. Harbour Street Brasserie is open for dinner and drinks and welcomes you to enjoy exquisite fine dining in this historical 1856 Regency Style cottage with great food, wine and views. They have a friendly waiter service, are good for groups, take reservations and walk-ins are welcome, come for the sublime seafood, the succulent steaks and more and they cater to vegans and vegetarians, come experience the divine, they also host regular events, so look out for those.READ MORE

Bean's Bistro in the picturesque town of Kincardine, Ontario offers breathtaking lake views from their location on the stunning shores of Lake Huron, and they invite you to stop by and enjoy a delicious drink and treat, here you will feel at home from the minute you arrive, so come kick off your shoes. They serve exquisite breakfast and lunch choices from a varied menu with home-made baked goods, enjoyed with organic and fair trade coffee and tea, as well as organic loose leaf teas, single brew coffee, organic dairy products and so much more, and they have WIFI too. Bean's Bistro also offer whole bean sales and on-site grinding so you get to enjoy your coffee naturally, they way it should be savored as they say, and gift certificates are available.READ MORE

The Save Inn Motel is located in beautiful Kincardine and only a few blocks from the sandy beaches. Save Inn Motel has 36 rooms that can accommodate an over night guest or extended stays in Kincardine.READ MORE

The Kincardine Lighthouse in Kincardine, Ontario was originally built during the 1800's to service a busy fishing and local salt shipping industry. Sitting on top of a two-storey keeper's house, this historical site over three levels has a well worn staircase which was climbed twice daily by the lightkeepers. Back in the day kerosene was used to fuel the lamp, and these barrels were hoisted up the stairs by the lightkeepers, who ensured lighting passage to the safe harbour and port for shipping and major industries. The Kincardine Lighthouse tower is capped by an iron lantern and balcony and originally shutters rotated by weighted chains made the light flash, renovated in 1992, the lamp became electrically powered, and today boasts a 500-watt bulb which is visible from 30 kilometres, there is also a fascinating marine museum to visit here.READ MORE