Attractions

The world’s largest Mudcat and Dunnville’s Mascot, Muddy is the best place to snap a pic. Don’t take our word for it, check out this Trip Advisor recommendation.

A nine-span bridge, the only one of its type in Canada.

You can’t beat the sunset views on this rail bridge over the Grand River. Check out all of Haldimand’s trails and pathways.

Original one-storey, one-room log house built in 1835 now part of Haldimand Museums. Learn more about this cabin and other heritage buildings.

Great backdrop for a selfie and for shopping for locally grown food during the Farmers Market's operating season. The park is also home to Haldimand’s first Heritage Tree.

This Greek Revival Mansion was built in 1845 on the shores of the Grand River. Ruthven Park has trails open to the public and offers experiences, events, and mansion tours.

A World War 2 Harvard airplane is on permanent display in front of the Dunnville library. Check out even more warplane heritage and examples of aircraft at No. 6 RCAF Dunnville Museum.

Exposed fossils of a coral reef dating back over 350 million years are embedded in the limestone shelf along the beach. Rock Point offers camping, swimming, and more on the Lake Erie shoreline.

This small island is home to both a heritage lighthouse, which has been deserted for many years, and an important nesting area for birds. Designated as a National Wildlife Area, you cannot visit the island because of its nesting grounds, but it can be viewed from the mainland or by boat.

Approximately 200 windmills dot the landscape in Haldimand, providing power to the province. The quiet paved roads make a perfect place for a road trip.