Haldimand County Tourism

Haldimand County is where the waters of the Southern Grand River meet Lake Erie – offering visitors the experience of both “Grand River Country” and “Ontario’s South Coast.”

For nearly 300 years, the Grand River has been used for commerce, power and recreation. Enjoy its charm and unique local flora and fauna that stem from being part of the only Carolinian Forest pocket left in Canada. The Grand’s varied resources, its historic echoes, cultural value and uniqueness as a river system are recognized nationally and internationally with its designation as a Canadian Heritage River. -Be sure to enjoy the picturesque “Grand River Scenic Parkway” Tour Route as you make your way south along the Grand River. If that wasn’t enough, Lake Erie’s beautiful shoreline offers countless opportunities such as boating, windsurfing, water skiing, scuba diving, swimming - or just relaxing and soaking up the sun on one of our many beaches! Our unique, historical and picturesque communities offer visitors small town charm and friendliness. Agriculture is a very important aspect of Haldimand County where visitors can enjoy beautiful country vistas or buy farm fresh produce at one of our many farm and roadside markets. If festivals, fairs and events are your style, the County has something for all ages and interests! Stay at one of our bed and breakfasts, visit the many friendly shops and restaurants - or explore the rich heritage and culture of the County in numerous museums and historical attractions. Both the Southern Grand River and Lake Erie make Haldimand County a fishing enthusiast’s paradise that is renowned throughout North America! With a long automotive racing history, Haldimand County is also a car buff’s haven – and continues to be a favourite of golfers, hikers, cyclists, campers, birders, boaters, photographers and artists and sightseers. Haldimand County invites you to have a truly “Grand Experience.”