Discover the best top things to do in Goderich, Canada including Point Farms Provincial Park, Cove Beach, Tiger Dunlop Trail, Maitland Marinas and Resort Park, Goderich Main Beach, MacKenzie Tent And Trailer Park, Woodlands Arboretum Trail, Naftel's Creek Conservation Area, Dutch Liberation Park, Morris Tract Provincial Nature Reserve.
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4.5 based on 123 reviews
Decent sized sites with decent privacy, though some are better than others. We had a non electrical camp site in the colborne site. Gets a little busy with younger folks on the weekend but nothing outlandish, Don’t forget a ground tarp, as the sites can be gravelly. The beach is lovely. Walk past the parking lot for a bit more room as the beach area closer to the parking lot has eroded. Sunsets are amazing. Hiking trails are not listed in km, but rather minutes. Keep in mind those are to be doubled if walking with kids. Parts of the hiking trail are Quite sunny. Washrooms are decently cleaned for a campground. However, expect a wait in the mornings because there is a limit on the amount of people allowed in. (Covid) And some people were doing hair and makeup inside the washroom ????????♀️Bring a mask to wear inside the washrooms per request. All in all we had a lovely time.
4.5 based on 97 reviews
Goderich, a town of many facets, with beautiful beaches, incredible city design with wonderful little stores and restaurants. Aside from being right on Huron Lake with long shallow walk in the water beaches, in my view, it is one of the most incredibly wholehearted town with picturesque spots everywhere. The people are extremely friendly; the sights around town are unique. The restaurants, well, mama mia, great food! We walked everywhere, took our time and swam at Rotary Cove beach, enjoyed sitting in the park overlooking the bay, had a drink at the old train station. Simply delightful. The water had cooled off a bit but was still refreshing for Lake Huron for September. We recommended many of our friends to go and visit and we are planning to go back ourselves.
4.5 based on 14 reviews
Start at the entrance off the Airport Road and you can walk along the ridge towards the old bridge or the other way past the Tiger Dunlop Tomb towards the newer bridge. Or you can start at the north end of the newer bridge. You will see a sign for Tiger Dunlop Trail opposite the road into Saltford. Often fishermen's cars parked there. The road turns into a trail. Great trail for walking your dog or just hiking. There are lots of benches to sit down on and we have met some interesting people along the way. One fellow was a retired history teacher and he told us a lot about Goderich history and especially about the trail. Another woman and her son were heading off the trail last spring to collect the maple syrup from the trees they had tapped.
4.0 based on 5 reviews
We are a full-service Marina located at the intersection of Lake Huron and the Maitland River. We provide fuel, pump out, transient and seasonal dockage, as well as much more. Stop by or give us a call, we would be happy to serve you. Our Resort Park is open to seasonal guests, with a limited number of transient spaces available (trailer only, no tents). We offer free WiFi, free (and clean!) bathrooms and showers, as well as a variety of summer activities. Our guests enjoy exclusive access to our private beach, as well as close proximity to walking, hiking and cycling opportunities. The fishing is excellent and accessible from our park; we also refer our customers to Maitland Valley Fishing Charters for private, open-water outings. We are ideally located within walking distance of The Maitland, a year-round recreation facility offering golf, tennis and curling. We are an ideal getaway, close to town and yet quiet and peaceful. Transient availability is limited - call today!
4.0 based on 55 reviews
Enjoyed a picnic lunch at one of the tables by the board walk and a walk on the beach to examine stones. The playgrounds were well used. The public washrooms/changerooms were clean and the parking was plentiful and free. The wind was blowing so it was too rough to swim. Truly an inspiring place. Hope to visit again next summer and get in a swim.
5.0 based on 1 reviews
5.0 based on 8 reviews
This is a great spot to hike for all levels. The trails were well taken care of and there were a variety of loops based on the distance you want to go. A very quiet and peaceful place with beautiful scenery.
4.5 based on 3 reviews
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