- TripBuzz found 8 things to do with kids in or near Kincardine, Ontario, including 1 fun activity for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Dungannon.
- From Bervie Zoo to finchers, the Kincardine area offers 12 different types of family activities, including: Golf, Zoos, Movie Theaters and Theaters.
- Kincardine, located in Bruce County, Ontario, Canada, is settled on the shores of Lake Huron. The city covers over 200 square miles with a population of over 10,000 residents. The city maintains a strong Scottish culture, hosting a variety of parades and festivals in honor of Scotland. A variety of attractions and outdoor endeavors round out the city, making it a perfect destination for adventure.
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Junction of Ontario Highway No. 4 and No. 8 | Box 488, Clinton, Ontario
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The School on Wheels is a small museum great for the family. Learn the history of the 100 year old wooden rail road school car and enjoy special events and children's activities.
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Bait and fly fisherman are welcome at Wilmer Trout Ponds, where separate fishing areas are available for both styles. Also known as Ontario Fishing & Trout Ponds, there are ponds are stocked with brook, brown and rainbow trouts. There's a separate pond exclusively for large-mouth bass.
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The Saugeen River runs through the Durham Conservation Area, with picnic areas overlooking the landscape. The most notable feature of the park is McGowan Falls. Campgrounds with showers and washrooms are available in the park.
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Bluewater Golf Course is located by the shores of Lake Huron. First opened in the 1920's, guests enjoy the 9-hole courses groomed fairways, traps, wildlife as well as a family-friendly, seasonal campground, swimming pool, playground and recreation hall.
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76249 Bannockburn Line, Clinton, Ontario
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Located within Bannockburn Conservation Area is six different areas including a wet meadow, eastern white cedar, deciduous forest, old field and mixed scrub and marsh. Families enjoy hiking, wildlife watching, talking with conservation staff and special fall events.