Canadian Tire Fish Kincardine Derby is an annual event held in May every year from a Friday to a Sunday, attracting hundreds of anglers with extreme amounts of fish caught, it's a fishing adventure not to be missed with great prizes to be won. Come catch the big fish and vie for top prize with the largest trout or salmon, and get your name in the top 15, they also have a ladies day, seniors day and kids day, and there's a grand prize, top salmon and top trout as well as fish of the day and other awards. Canadian Tire Fish Kincardine Derby hosted by the Kincardine Chamber of Commerce promises a weekend of fun and adventure, so reserve your dock and camping accommodation early for next year to ensure you have a spot. 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

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 Kincardine Scottish Festival and Highland Games in Kincardine, Ontario is a not to be missed, annual event displaying some of the best Scottish Pipe bands, solo pipers, drummers and Highland dance performers. Since the year 2000 they have been promoting the Scottish heritage of the region to thousands of visitors, and over the years have become one of the most recognised festivals in the province. Come enjoy the sights and sounds of Scotland over three wonderful days of festivities and activities right here on Kincardine's very own Loch Heron. The Kincardine Scottish Festival and Highland Games is held every year in the first weekend of July, and covers everything from bands and performers to a piping and drumming competition, a Highland dance competition, and heavy events include tossing cabers the size of telephone poles, hammer throws, shot-put stones, come for exciting action and a whole lot of fun.READ MORE

Kincardine Golf Club in Kincardine, Ontario offers more than 100 years of history and a semi private 9 hole course steeped in tradition. Challenging all levels of player, this is one of Canada's oldest golf courses and they offer power cart rental, a pro shop and there's a licensed clubhouse with patio. Kincardine Golf Club also hosts tournaments, have a league and run free junior clinics for all junior members. Kincardine Golf Club is friendly with great staff and welcomes all to come enjoy some fun and exercise and social with other golfers, it's a wonderful course to play on. READ MORE

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

Kincardinite Motel in Kincardine, Ontario is quiet and friendly available for short or long term accommodations and amenities include a heated outdoor pool, kitchens and high speed internet. Enjoy a wonderful stay close to local attractions, and there are excellent events held throughout the year, not to be missed. Kincardinite Motel is family run, clean and comfortable, and there are ten rooms available with choices of single and double with immaculate washrooms, come for a wonderful stay in lovely surrounds.READ MORE

Inn at the Harbour is a lovely boutique hotel in Kincardine, Ontario and premier destination for exploring all that Lake Huron and the waterfront have to offer. Ideally located just a few steps from the beach, guests have accommodation choices of suites, cottage suites and apartments, newly renovated and clean fully furnished rooms with lakeview veranda, as well as WIFI, large screen HDTV's, full kitchens and more. Inn at the Harbour also offers 11 newly completed rooms with all the comforts, and with their welcoming service will ensure a wonderful stay close to downtown with spectacular views of Lake Huron, the Kincardine waterfront and Kincardine lighthouse, come enjoy making memories in delightful surrounds, the look forward to having you.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 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