The harbour village
on Lake Erie.
Sandy beaches, patios over Kettle Creek and a working fishing harbour — half an hour south of London, Ontario.
Find what you’re after.
91 businesses, almost all of them a short walk from the beach.
What’s on
Coming up in the village.
Live music, theatre, markets and the festivals that fill the harbour.
All eventsLocals and favourites.
A few places to start — on the harbour, by the beach and up Main Street.
The beach
Wide sand beaches, either side of the pier.
Main Beach and Little Beach sit either side of the harbour pier, with washrooms, change rooms and public barbecues at the pavilion. Southwestern Public Health posts a water-quality report every week of the season.
Since 1812
A fishing village with a lift bridge and a railway.
Founded as Kettle Creek, renamed for Lord Stanley, and still a working commercial fishing harbour. The King George VI lift bridge still lifts for the boats, and the old London & Port Stanley line still runs scenic trains along the creek.
Read the history