Kincardine Guest Chalets Resort and Spa in Kincardine cabins are motel quality. Kincardine Guest Chalets Resort and Spa in Kincardine have Barbeques, Picnic Tables, Playground and also offer Self Catering facilities. READ MORE

Tramonto Pasta in Kincardine, Ontario is a premium destination along the shores of Lake Huron offering great ambience, warmth and fun, and a menu unsurpassed for the wow factor, it's a place where you come to relax and enjoy the perfect meal made daily from scratch by the passionate chef. With a unique dining experience of pasta, tapas and vino the first thing you do is choose your combo from the menu, then choose your starter, and then have fun creating your exquisite dish from the choices available, now relax with a drink as the chef prepares your meal to perfection, it's all about your dining pleasure, with good food without pretext. Tramonto Pasta also offers customized cakes for any occasion and each will have it's own theme according to your wishes, plus they do catering at private residences or venues and can host anything from six course tasting menus to vegan wedding buffets and theme parties, it's simply all here, come taste the divine.READ MORE

Gilley's Feedlot in Kincardine, Ontario boasts honest to goodness food, really the best in town, plus they have outdoor seating and a fully licensed banquet hall. Looking for the perfect venue for your wedding, anniversary, birthday, retirement party, celebration or special occasion, then you've come to the right place, Gilley's Feedlot ensures a memorable occasion with good times and good fun. The menu includes delicious and varied appetizers, soup and salad choices as well as Tex-Mex options, burgers, sandwiches, fine quality steaks seasoned to perfection and char broiled, plus there are baby back ribs, chicken wings, pizza, hot dogs, a children's menu and so much more, truly something for everyone, come for a fabulous dining experience.READ MORE

Kincardine Cabin Retreat on the shores of Lake Huron offers glorious views and privacy hidden amongst the giant cedar trees close to downtown Kincardine, blue flag beaches, the lighthouse and so much more. Ideal for families and groups, this rental property can cater up to 12 people in comfort and choices include four cabins and a stone cottage as well as bath house and fully equipped cook house, there's also a deck area. Kincardine Cabin Retreat offers WIFI throughout, exclusive use of the grounds, and there's cable TV in cabin 3 which is the gathering room. The property dates back to the early 1940's, while the Coach House goes back even further to the 1880's, once the town mail room. Enjoy a rustic and wonderful stay with beach and park access, fire pits, ample parking, a BBQ, wood chip smoker, deep fryer and so much more.READ MORE

Bervie Zoo in Kincardine, Ontario is a small family owned zoo offering a wonderful variety of animals that are part of the family, and you can enjoy tours for a donation with the loader tractor and staff. They are completely private now and animals to view include fox, bear, deer, two lions, two tigers, turkeys, alligators, pigs, goats, sheep, different types of monkeys, snakes and so much more. Bervie Zoo is located on a private farm, the exhibits are small, and the animals well cared for, bring the kids and come for a wonderful time of wildlife viewing and enjoying the animals, you'll be back.READ MORE

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

The Bruce Steakhouse in Kincardine, Ontario offers a wondeful menu, excellent burgers, succulent steaks and more, and with outdoor patio overlooking Lake Huron, the views are exceptional too. Open for lunch and dinner, the lunch menu includes appetizers, flat breads and salads, burgers and Bruce Favourites, their famous wings and exquisite hand helds including reubens and hoagies, chicken fingers and more. The dinner menu is similar to the lunch menu but patrons are also treated to perfectly aged succulent steaks seasoned and seared on their fiery hot grill, you don't get better, there are also exquisite seafood options including the seafood hot pot, lobster tail, fresh salmon and more as well as great entrees of stuffed chicken, Pad Thai and fettucine pasta. The Bruce Steakhouse welcomes you to a memorable dining experience with views, come enjoy.READ MORE

The Lake Huron Fish Club is run by a dedicated group of anglers to ensure future generations quality fishing opportunities, and this conservation based sports club spend thousands of hours of volunteer work every year. They have a salmon or chinook hatchery in Pt Elgin and a trout hatchery in Kincardine, Ontario as well as do stream enhancements, environmental improvements, projects in schools and so much more. The Lake Huron Fish Club offers club membership on-line via paypal so you can do your bit, they even have a salmon mini hatchery aquarium at the Teeswater Hillcrest Central School, they transport rainbow trout from the Kincardine fish hatchery and so much more, they endeavor to protect the fishing rights of all citizens.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