Grand Bend, ON, CAN
Grand Bend comes alive in summer when tens of thousands of visitors are attracted to its broad, soft beach. The town is transformed into a lively entertainment center with a miniature golf course, children’s rides and many shops and restaurants as well as ample evening entertainment, all very near the dock.
This area is well known for birding with migratory bird populations that include loons, raptors, owls and swans. Summer provides an opportunity to observe over 200 species of birds.
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Bayfield, the second oldest settlement on the lake, established in 1830. It was “discovered” by prosperous summer cottagers early in the 20th century.
Tourists have discovered the town and crowd its historic inns, good restaurants and gift and antiques shops. Bayfield Main St. is a pleasant walk from either marina. Every Friday from May to October, a Friday Farmers’ Market is held in Clan Gregor Square. Bayfield is one of the best-equipped yacht harbors on the lake. There are numerous amenities and provisioning is easy.
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