Centrally Located
50 minutes from Waterloo,
35 minutes from Stratford,
30 minutes from Listowel,
55 minutes from London,
45 minutes from Goderich
Links in Huron County
www.makehuronhome.ca
Huron County, Ontario’s West Coast, situated in the southwestern region of Ontario, is a forward-focused, flourishing community, showcasing the productive byplay of our strong rural and urban communities. A thriving region with a population of approximately 60,000 people....
www.shopinhuron.ca
From Farmer's Markets, antique stores, major food marts, old-fashioned 5 and Dimes and rustic turn of the last century downtowns, Huron County offers a diverse shopping experience. From small family businesses to giant Wal-Marts, Huron county caters to every shopping requirement.
www.huronmanufacturing.ca
Along with agriculture, tourism and cultural industries, manufacturing is one of the main pillars of the Huron economy. With a few exceptions, most of Huron’s manufacturers are very small, employing fewer than fifty people.
www.tasteofhuron.ca/
Navigate your way through Huron’s small villages and towns to experience local food at farmer’s markets, rural festivals, road side stands and in our best restaurants in menus designed by professional, creative chefs.
Huron County Culture
Newcomers have always been, and continue to be, a driving force in Huron County. Huron has been welcoming newcomers throughout our community’s history. Since the early 1800s, thousands of people have come here and made Huron County home. Huron County continues to attract newcomers who...
Huron County is within an easy 20- to 55-minute drive from Stratford, Kitchener, London, and Sarnia; Toronto is a 2.5-hour drive away. The climate of Huron County is one of the mildest of any region in Canada due to the moderating effects of Lake Huron.
Lifestyle
Huron County has all of the modern amenities without the annoyances of large urban centres, like overcrowding and traffic problems. With less than 20 stoplights in all of Huron County, traffic congestion just doesn’t happen here.
Our lifestyle is rooted in our sense of heritage, our vibrant, diverse economy, and a long-standing tradition of neighbour helping neighbour. There are many opportunities for community involvement — from agricultural societies to service clubs; artists’ guilds to chambers of commerce; faith groups to school boards and municipal councils. Huron’s unique location and mild climate continue to draw visitors and new residents every year.