About Port Stanley

Welcome to the quaint, unique fishing village of Port Stanley. With one of the finest stretches of sandy beach on the north shore of Lake Erie, the village is a popular destination for day-trippers and for those who want to stay a little longer.

It's uniqueness lies with its natural attractions such as the meandering Kettle Creek and the multitude of leisure boats that dot its banks. Port is home to the largest, north shore, inland federal harbour that attracts impressively large lake vessels. The historical King George VI lift bridge, the oldest in Ontario, located in the centre of town is a "must see".

Ride an authentic L. & P.S. railcar, circa 1940, and enjoy a scenic view of Kettle Creek and the surrounding countryside. Great family fun! And please feel free to marvel over the largest perch in the World!

Take a stroll through Port and you'll discover lots of treasures... wonderful boutiques, antique shops, furnishings for home & cottage, orchid flowers, aquatic plants, imported gifts and quality clothing for the entire family! Most of our businesses are family owned, and offer the utmost in service and friendly hospitality. Shops are open year round.

Enjoy all the comforts of home while relaxing in Port Stanley's many charming and friendly accommodations. Enjoy jacuzzi tubs, fireplaces and courtyards year round. Choose from our Inns, elegant Bed and Breakfasts, fully equipped cottages or motels - all are within walking distance to restaurants, shops, galleries, nightlife and our two beautiful beaches.

For water enthusiasts, Port is the place to be! Marinas, fishing charters, boat rides of all sorts, swimming and beach volleyball are just a few of the recreational water activities that our natural shoreline provides to our guests.

Port Stanley Terminal Rail operates over a scenic seven mile portion of the former London & Port Stanley Railway, between Port Stanley and St Thomas, Ontario. Bring the whole family for a train ride.

Port Stanley is bursting with energy, culture and fun this year - so come be part of the fabulous festivities, and enjoy the hospitality and ambience of our historic fishing village, located on the beautiful north shore of Lake Erie.

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