Kincardine Vacation Rentals

Located on the shores of Lake Huron, Kincardine is a small, peaceful community that boasts an assortment of cool things to see and do for holidaymakers. Kincardine vacation homes are the perfect accommodation choice for travellers seeking privacy and self-catering facilities when they're away from home. Ranging from cozy apartments to larger spacious holiday houses, Kincardine cottage rentals suit everyone – from solo travellers to couples and larger groups of family and friends.

Fun things to see and do for children

With so many wonderful local parks, Kincardine offers plenty of opportunities to get outdoors during the summer months. The Labyrinth Peace Garden in the Geddes Environmental Park is a favourite picnic spot, and the Rotary Sand 'n' Slide Playground and Kincardine Lions Club Splash Pad are great places for kids to burn off energy.

Many of the nearby walking trails are also suitable for young children and provide breathtaking views over Lake Huron. Located close to the centre of town, Station Beach is another popular local attraction, due to its shallow water and white sands and pebbles. Alternatively, if your children enjoy live theatre, bring them to one of the Kincardine Theatre Guild's regular pantomimes or other family-friendly performances. They're held throughout most of the year at the historic Kincardine Centre for the Performing Arts.

Out and about in Kincardine

Established by Scottish settlers in the middle of the nineteenth century, Kincardine possesses a distinctly Celtic ambiance that you'll notice as you stroll around town. A great place to begin your Kincardine sojourn is the quaint Kincardine Lighthouse Museum, which is open to the public during the warmer months. A popular time to visit is sunset in the summer, when the Phantom Piper plays his haunting tunes on the bagpipes. On Saturday nights, the local pipe band parades through the town to a local park, where it holds a concert.

Nearby, another interesting attraction is the town's oldest building, the Paddy Walker House, a former inn that is now a fascinating local history museum. The town and its surroundings are also home to many beautiful parks and gardens, including Geddes Environmental Park and the picturesque Kincardine Rock Garden, which overlooks Lake Huron. Many local parks feature walking trails and picnic facilities.

Regular events in Kincardine

The area's largest annual event is the Kincardine Scottish Festival and Highland Games, which attracts thousands of visitors from far and wide. Featuring pipe bands, Highland dancing competitions, parades, children's activities, and much more, this festival offers something for everyone. Another unique event is the world-class Kincardine Summer Music Festival, which features a variety of musical performances, including classical, chamber, and world music, as well as jazz and blues.

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