Our Communities

Tour Huron County’s scenic agricultural landscape and stop to visit our lively towns and charming villages. Here are just a few of the communities ready for you to discover:

Known for its boutique accommodations, charming coastal style and artistic vibe. Visit the sandy beach, or take a stroll down Main Street, a Heritage Conservation District, to enjoy the many shops, artists’ studios, and award-winning restaurants.

The historic village of Blyth exudes Victorian charm. Stroll down Queen Street to feel the history and make your way to the world-famous Blyth Festival Theatre, the heart of the village. The southeast corner of Blyth is where you’ll find the distinctive architecture of Cowbell Brewing Co.

Visit the idyllic Village of Brussels and appreciate the beautiful heritage homes and buildings located throughout its historic downtown. While there, stop by the Four Winds Barn, a 160 year-old masterpiece that has lovingly been recreated to host a variety of special events.

Known as Canada’s Home of RADAR due to its association with the RCAF Station during World War II. Clinton offers a broad range of recreational opportunities that include the CNR School Car on Wheels Museum, Clinton Raceway, Gateway Casino and the Clinton Conservation Area.

At the southern end of Huron County lies the town of Exeter, home to a wonderful selection of restaurants and shops. History buffs will enjoy strolling Main Street, lined with beautiful 19th century buildings, while nature lovers can spend the day on the South Huron Trail in search of a local curiosity – the white squirrel!

Nicknamed the “Prettiest Town in Canada,” Goderich is the largest centre in Huron County. The town sits atop the bluffs overlooking Lake Huron and is renowned for its beautiful heritage architecture, breathtaking sunsets, and unique downtown Square that’s actually an octagon. The largest salt mine in the world extends under Lake Huron from Goderich harbour.

Seaforth’s bustling Main Street features a mix of locally-owned small businesses. While shopping, take some time to admire its beautiful heritage buildings and 19th century façades. This year will launch the makeover of Seaforth’s Downtown Backalleys with their beautiful art displays and wall murals.

The town of Wingham is located along the scenic banks of the Maitland River. This small town has played a large role in Canadian arts and culture. It is the birthplace of Nobel Prize Winner for Literature, Alice Munro and serves as a backdrop to some of her famous stories. It is also the home of CKNX Radio (founded in 1926) the station’s Saturday Night Barn Dance was one of the most popular and influential radio programs in Ontario.