Saugeen Shores Profile
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About Saugeen Shores
Saugeen Shores is a town on Lake Huron in Bruce County, Ontario, combining Port Elgin, Southampton, and surrounding rural land. Long freshwater beaches, a harbour, and the Chantry Island lighthouse offshore define a classic Huron shore community. Highway 21 follows the coast through town. About 16,000 people live in Saugeen Shores.
Known for
- Amalgamated town of Port Elgin and Southampton
- Long Lake Huron freshwater beaches
- Chantry Island lighthouse offshore from Southampton
- Harbour and marina recreation
- Bruce County Highway 21 shoreline community
See & do
Port Elgin main beach and harbour
Sandy beach, pier, and summer boardwalk activity.
Southampton beach and Chantry Island views
Shoreline walks facing the historic lighthouse.
Downtown Port Elgin / Goderich Street
Shops and cafés near the waterfront.
Saugeen River mouth (Southampton)
River meeting Lake Huron with parks and trails.
Fairy Lake (Port Elgin)
Urban pond park a short walk from downtown.
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