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Redlats Says: We drove to the top of the hill behind the small beach and wandered around the houses. It is a mix of permanent residents, summer homes, art studios and the like. In September, it is hard to imagine what it would be like in high season.We also drove and wandered around town....
Redlats Says: We are always searching out beaches to wander barefoot. In Port Stanley there is a long beach to walk west of town. We visited in September, and we had the beach primarily to ourselves. Still we got to walk two or three kilometres and skip round rocks into Lake Erie and play...
pitahoda Says: Port Stanley's public beach offers more than just swimming and sunbathing. There are many cottages on the beach to rent, shopping nearby, jet ski rentals, canoeing, beach volleyball, restaraunts/bars...
Storytellers Loft: A Harbourview Loft
pitahoda Says: I would highly recommend this 2 bedroom loft that over looks the kettle creek harbour. This loft sleeps 6 people very comfortably including a pull out sofa. This loft is in an ideal spot. The loft is situated upstairs from Storytellers Cafe. Just walk downstairs for a...
Kettle Creek Inn: Beautiful rooms with a great dining experience
pitahoda Says: Located on the main street of Port Stanley, This Victorian syle Inn is a wonderful place to stay or visit for breakfast, lunch or dinner. The food is EXCELLENT. In the summer your dining experience can be out in their courtyard..very beautiful!
M.E. & Suzies: The Lobster of Lake Erie
Redlats Says: After a morning of walking the Lake Erie beach, we were interested in lunch. Suzie's had this sign about "The lobster of Lake Erie!", so we had to try that. The meals turned out to be fish and chips, but quite tasty. It is a local, small town restaurant, open on a...
Storytellers Cafe and Bistro: Join Lynne, formally of San Saba!
pitahoda Says: If you know Lynne of San Saba, then you know how she goes the extra mile in order for you to have a wonderful experience. The food is fantastic! Aps include PEI lemon curry mussels, Shrimp Aioli, Crabcakes, Brie...Entrees include Surf and Turf, Brie Stuffed Chicken, Daily...
GT's Bar and Grill: Good Times on the Beach
pitahoda Says: GT's is a local bar located right on the main public beach! With it's open concept, you can sit on one of the many decks for lunch/dinner and cocktails, participate in a game of beach volleyball on one of GT's 4 nets, right on the beach! Music and live bands entertain every...
This gift shop is also features the work of Jonathon Hayes. This local artist has created a name for himself in and outside of Port Stanley. He is known for his extreme attention to detail. He once said that there is easily one million brush strokes in each painting.
You may purchase originals or Limited Edition S/N prints.
What to buy: There are a lot of local artists and galleries in town. Many antique and gift shops are located in downtown Port Stanley.
Updated Dec 22, 2003
Address: 291 Bridge Street
Phone: 519-782-7997
Port Stanley night life is great for both young and not so young. But one thing the locals know how to do..and that is to have fun!
Updated May 13, 2003
The Pierside pub frequently has a band named "TROLE". If you're in the neighborhood on a weekend that they are in town..go see them perform! These guys are so full of energy and they seem to share it with their audiences.
You will see Trole make it big some day..so see them now in a small venue setting before it's too late!
Written May 13, 2003
Website: http://www.trole.org
Favorite thing: My favorite thing about Port Stanley is definately the Beach! Once you get to the beach, there are many things to do besides just swimming and sunbathing. Join in on a game of beach volleyball, rent jet skies or paddleboats, have lunch/dinner at GT's on the Beach, or try the famous Mackie's Fries...it's never ending!
Written May 13, 2003
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I am originally from Dearborn, Michigan. My family has owned a cottage in Port Stanley before I was born. I've spend EVERY summer of my life in Port Stanley. I recently quit my job, and gave up my...
Just 40 minutes drive south of London, Ontario is Port Stanley and Lake Erie. Port Stanley is a tourist town of 2500. There is a harbour run by Transport Canada, and Kettle Creek must be dredged at......
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