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Point2 Homes offers homes in Lakeshore, Ontario including townhouses, single and multi family homes and condos for sale, they also cover commercial land and farms for sale. For rent they have apartment and studio listings as well as townhouses and single family homes. A qualified, professional agent is on hand to assist with all your real estate needs, and they cover many local areas. Join the Point2 Homes community of users today for free and always know what's happening in real estate in your area.READ MORE

Wagner Orchards and Estate Winery in the town of Lakeshore, Ontario grow their own produce and animals in an environmentally friendly and healthy way without the use of hormones, chemicals, antibiotics, and pesticides. Their produce is farm fresh for healthy appetites, and they welcome you everyday to visit the farm animals with rare breed Norwegian fjord horses, and sample their unique selection of fruit and grape wines, pick some apples or select already picked one's from the bin. Their winery is open daily for tasting and purchases, and they have delicious home baked pies and other bakery products, they also have gift baskets or will design a custom one for someone special. Wagner Orchards and Estate Winery also have a catered event room for office parties, small receptions and other celebrations, a unique family friendly country experience awaits.READ MORE

The John Freeman Walls Historic Site and Underground Railroad Museum in the town of Lakeshore, Ontario is a historic site and family museum in Puce, Ontario built by the descendants of John Freeman Walls and Jane King Walls, who traveled the famous Underground Railroad from Rockingham County, North Carolina to Canada. The Underground Railroad was the first great freedom movement in the Americas dedicated to assisting passengers or fugitives from the slave trade and served to confuse the slave catchers, the passengers would be moved from one station or safehouse to another and eventually on to a terminal in Canada or the United States where there was freedom. The John Freeman Walls Historic Site and Underground Railroad Museum showcases the Walls family cemetery where friends, fugitives and family are buried. Here there is also the historic walkway where many slaves ran by night and hid by day, the Peace Chapel, the Simcoe building, a two story log cabin which was built in 1798, the John Freeman Walls log cabin, the Freedom train and more. Come for a fascinating glance into the lives and times of yesteryear and the brave people that made a difference.READ MORE

The Ruscom Shores Conservation Area in Lakeshore, Ontario is an attractive marshland located alongside Lake St. Clair ideal for outdoor activities and enjoyment with a well managed trail. Enjoy tranquility, hiking, bird watching, cross country skiing and picnics, they have portable washroom facilities, parking, a viewing tower and picnic pavilion. The Ruscom Shores Conservation Area is only one of two marshes still in existence on the Essex County's north shoreline, and they support a habitation restoration area including a tallgrass prairie site. Come for peaceful walks in nature, relax and view the shorebirds, the waterfowl and more as well as many prairie plants, great for a day out in nature.READ MORE