The Pinery Market has been a Sunday destination for over 50 years. Located in Grand Bend, a small beach town on Lake Huron, this large market truly has something for everyone!

The Market originated as a very small collection of antique vendors in 1960’s. In those days, vendors displayed their wares on the ground in the blazing sun. Now, over 50 years later, the market has beautiful mature oak trees that create a shaded park. A perfect setting to shop, eat and relax while listening to live entertainment in our licensed area at Tuck’s Gas Bar.

Today, the Sunday Market houses the traditional flea market, as well as unique, handcrafted vendors, food vendors, and a farmers market. Special events, such as Bark-toberfest and Ice Cream Festival and several more are held on Sundays throughout the season.

Open every Sundays 9am-4pm, beginning the first Sunday in May 5th until Thanksgiving, Oct 13th. Rain or Shine!

What You'll Like:

A breathtakingly beautiful park with 10 km of sand beach on the shores of mighty Lake Huron.

Extremely rare and fragile Oak Savanna and Coastal Dune Ecosystems with extraordinary biodiversity – over 800 vascular plants, over 300 bird species.

Sunsets here are ranked by National Geographic as among the “Top 10 Best in the World”!

Excellent year-round outdoor recreation in 21 square kilometres of rare forests and rolling dunes. Enjoy 10 walking trails, a 14 km bike trail and 38 kms of groomed ski trails.

Rent a canoe, hydro bike, paddleboat or a single or double kayak to explore the Old Ausable Channel - a provincially significant wetland.

Pinery has some of the best cross-country skiing in Southwestern Ontario. The 38 kilometres of trails form a series of loops, providing a variety of challenges for beginner and advanced skiers alike.

The Taproom

Seating is on a first come first serve basis, we do not take reservations.

We offer 9 taps featuring our regular brews and 1-2 taps of rotating seasonals (see "Our Beers page).

Non-alcoholic: Not a beer drinker? Or are you taking one for the team and driving your crew? We have a variety of pops, Kombucha and non-alcoholic beer, just ask one of our bartenders.

Food: We do not serve food but we have small snacks that can be purchased. We also host a variety of local caterers and restaurants on weekends (see "Upcoming Events" and social media posts for more information). All patrons are also welcome to bring food in or order in from a local restaurant!

Twin Pines is a 50 acre property located in Lambton Shores, Bosanquet Township in the County of Lambton. It is set on the sandy loam beach ridge (known as Fox Soil) between the shores of the old Lake Burwell and a limestone dolomite ridge. The land is rich with naturally occurring aquafirs and is perfect for growing fruit. The farm has been established at a unique division point between the Great Lakes Forest Region and the Carolinian Forest Region. You will find trees from both regions such as Shag Bark Hickory, Tulip Trees, Butternut, Black Walnut and several Oak species. Conifers include red and white Cedars and Pines. Plant life include wild Black Caps, Elderberries, Strawberries and Raspberries. This area is abundant with White-Tailed Deer, Coyote, as well as Red Fox and we are on the flight and feeding path of the Arctic Tundra Swans.

It all started with alcohol, an industry that hasn’t evolved since prohibition. It’s still ruled by huge liquor companies that spend big to get their products on the liquor shelves and in bars. And you’re stuck with their choices. Sketchy ingredients, too much sugar, outdated aesthetics, and too many hangovers. Something needed to change, and as wine makers and grape farmers, we knew alcohol could be different. It can come right from the farms, not factories. It can be fermented naturally and made with real fruits and not artificial flavours. So we created our own alcohol brand. We made our first batch of Cider in our two-car garage from fresh pressed apples from the farm. Today each bottle and can are still handcrafted by our family in Thedford — we’re proud to be making something you can feel good about drinking.

Canada’s most famous and current PGA star practiced, played, and worked at Huron Oaks as a young man. His name is Mike Weir. The left hander from Bright’s Grove would practice all day long hitting golf balls to work on his game. Now playing on the PGA tour, Mike has won several PGA tournaments including the Masters in 2003.

One of the longest freshwater beaches in Ontario, Ipperwash Beach has 3 main access points just off West Ipperwash Road, Ipperwash Road, and Army Camp Road. In addition, there are a number of Crown-owned properties operated by the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry that offer beach access, parking, and seasonal washrooms.