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

Welcome to Walker House in Kincardine, Ontario the oldest building and oldest standing hotel in all of Grey and Bruce Counties. Dating all the way back to 1850 when it served as an Inn and tavern, the Walker House is now fully restored as a Heritage Centre, and visitors are welcome to tour the house and enjoy the permanent and changing exhibits, partake in heritage craft classes, purchase unique gift items and more. Walker House is also available as an event venue in the day or evening to host special occasions, celebrations, family gatherings, meetings and more. Come for a historic visit surrounded by local history, enjoy the occasional heritage speaker presentations, take a walk back in time and revel in the past and how they lived, it's all here at Walker House.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

Condor Fine Books in Kincardine, Ontario offers a wonderful selection of new, old, used and rare books covering fiction, and non-fiction, the sciences, spirituality, the arts and ephemera. They also offer low cost jacketing services with clear jackets to protect your books from wear and tear, water damage and finger smudges, and if you have a rare book in your collections, they offer appraisals and can value them for you from single volume to entire collections, also for lending institutions, insurance or government purposes. Condor Fine Books also boasts the book bar which used to be their storage facility and now houses thousand's of titles from first prints to paperbacks, scarce books, ex-libris, mildly damaged, unique and rare books, come for great deals.READ MORE

The Victoria Park Gallery and Gift Shop in Kincardine, Ontario is located in Kincardine’s historic former Town Hall, displaying works by the many member artists, as well as special exhibits by guest artists throughout the year. Enjoy works in a wide variety of mediums including oils, watercolour, acrylic, wood, glass, silk, photography, jewellery and clay, they also have a variety of original cards and something for every budget. The Victoria Park Gallery and Gift Shop welcomes you to come visit, learn, explore and enjoy all their multi media art and gifts, and they are open 7 days a week in summer.READ MORE

Situated just minutes from the beach in Kincardine, the Lakeview Motel has a peaceful village setting and offers 12 charming guest rooms. Lakeview Motel is a heart warming place to stay within convenient walking distance to beaches, restaurants, shopping, historical landmarks and beautiful parks in Kincardine.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 Lakeview Motel in Kincardine, Ontario is cozy, relaxing and comfortable with peaceful garden setting, a picnic area and gas BBQ, they also have a sparkling outdoor heated pool. There are 12 charming guest rooms affording warm hospitality as well as one three bedroom cottage with private patio and garden oasis. All rooms are air conditioned, have flat screen TV's with cable and free movies as well as wired or wireless internet and more. The Lakeview Motel is ideally located close to warm sandy beaches, restaurants, shopping, historical landmarks, parks and more and there are wonderful local attractions and events to enjoy year round.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

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