Ride, jog or walk along the St. Clair River Trail. Enjoy 35 km of scenic views and stop for a riverside picnic at one of the many municipal parks. No picnic basket? Try our local "Mr. Chip" french fry truck parked riverside just north of Corunna.

Ask about our bike and helmet rentals!

Click "more" below to view trail info...

Visitors are welcome!

Check out the greens and Hawthorne's Bar & Grill at the St. Clair Parkway Golf Course in Mooretown - a 5 minute drive from here.

They're open for breakfast, lunch and dinner during the golf season!

(They are currently under renovations so the kitchen is closed.)

Try your luck at any of the numerous parks along the St. Clair River. Two public boat launches are 5 min from us! We can accommodate a boat trailer or two in our parking lot. Click "more" to contact Bluewater Anglers for fishing info. Licenses are available in Corunna at Service Ontario, 379 Lyndoch Street.

If the fishing doesn't work out, you can still try local catch - ask Gen 7 Fuel for fresh pickerel to take home!

Immerse yourself in local history as you travel through 12 historic buildings at the Moore Museum, which is located 4 km north in Mooretown.

11 km to the south of us, you'll find the Sombra Museum which features The Marine Room, The Bury Home (Victorian), and a log cabin.

Sample the best brews in the area!

Have a beer or two at Two Water Brewing Co - our local craft and regular beer brewery. Or take a riverside drive to Glasstown Brewing Co. in Wallaceburg - about 30 minutes south.

Your "Cheers to the Coast Trail" map will take you on Lambton County's finest taste trail. There are 16 locations to choose from. Enjoy micro-brews, hand-crafted wine, dry and hard cider as well as honey mead.

Cheers!

Did you know lake freighters, ocean vessels, cruise ships and sail boats drift by daily on the St. Clair River?

If you're lucky, you just might spot the longest vessel on the Great Lakes - lake freighter, Paul R. Tregurtha. It measures 309 m (or 1,013 ft) long!

Notable dates:

100th Bayview Mackinac Boat Race

July 2oth, 2024

Boats sail by the Inn 1-2 weeks before the race.

St. Clair River Classic Offshore Powerboat Races

July 25-28, 2024

We're at the southeastern end of the course.

Click "more" to track marine traffic in real time!

Are you an early riser?

See a sunrise or sunset on the river as you kayak downstream.

We can bring you and the kayaks to a nearby launch point upstream. It's up to you to decide whether you're up to the task of paddling upstream or float quietly downstream to the Frog Point Inn dock.

Ask about our kayak and life jacket rentals...

The ultimate lazy river experience...

See the sights on the St. Clair River with your bestie and your floatie!

Whether you are on your own or floating with a group, we can help you hop in at the boat launch in Mootetown or the dock in Courtright village and then you make your way downstream to Frog Point Inn.

Ask about tube and life jacket rentals!

"Do the Blue" and navigate your way to Frog Point Inn. There are 2 free boat launches within 5 minutes of Frog Point Inn: Mooretown Boat Launch and Willow Park Boat Launch.

Also, we are happy to provide you with complimentary boat trailer parking overnight.

Stay tuned... Frog Point Inn will soon offer an overnight boat tie-up on the dock!

Looking for small town charm?

Corunna, 10 minutes to the north, was almost named the capital of Canada in 1823 due to its scenic vistas and its proximity to a major waterway. In town you'll find all the sundries you need.

Petrolia, a half hour east, is "Canada's Victorian Oil Town" where oil was first discovered in 1857. It is home to several shops and "Victoria Hall", a National Historic Site of Canada, where performing arts take place regularly.

Experience sensory delights at Greenhill Gardens, a labour of love by Bill and Joy Robson who left beauty as their legacy.

Bring your coffee and a tasty snack while you enjoy the surroundings.

It is truly one of St. Clair Township's best attractions and it is just off the river road.

Seek out a deeper understanding of history. Visit Aamjiwnaang Community Centre to learn more about local First Nation history.

Personal accounts can be found in "Aabiish-Enjibaayin", a Chippewas of Sarnia Oral History Project. To read these accounts, click below, go to "About" and then click "Stories".

Notable Dates: Annual Aamjiwnaang Pow Wow - June 22nd & 23rd, 2024

We like to feature local talent. We encourage you to try our nearby restaurants: Antonio's, Blue Willow, Bad Dog, Burger Rebellion, Golden Palace, Hawthorne's Bar & Grill, Giuliano's Pizza, Padre's, Riverview Restaurant, Sal's and Sissio's.

Afterwards, treat yourself to the best neighbourhood ice cream locations. Ice cream can be bought at Courtright Variety and at Rustic Scoops in Corunna.

Or stop by Crystal's Ice Cream Shack (it's pink!) in Sombra or Shaykin' Bait in Port Lambton.

Interested in "crop tourin'"?

Visit our country stores.

Check out the goodies from the Sycamore Farm store where they sell freshly-cut flowers, their own organic veggies and honey, as well as grass-fed beef.

2429 Kimball Rd.

In the summer months, pick your own lavender bunch at Hillsdale Lavender. It's a magical oasis in the country.

2819 Bickford Line

Whether you're following the antiques trail, barn quilt trail, birdwatching or planning another type of daytrip in the area, you can be sure to find what you're looking for nearby.

Did you know the "Daytripping in Southwestern Ontario" publication originated 15 minutes from the Inn? It's still going strong after 25 years. Pick up a free copy of Daytripping at your local library (or click below) and plan your special stops in Lambton County.

Have passport, will travel...

(or Nexus)

Extend your horizons and plan a day stateside in Algonac, Marine City or St. Clair, Michigan, each located along the river.

To get to the ferry, take a 30-minute drive south along the river to Walpole Island, home of Walpole Island First Nation community. The 12-car Walpole-Algonac Ferry ride is a scenic 7-minute float to Algonac on the U.S. side.

Regular Canada-U.S. border crossing regulations are in effect.

The annual Brigden Fair has been a time-honoured tradition since 1850! During Thanksgiving weekend you'll see the "best in show" for livestock, crops, quilts, baked goods, preserves, photography and more.

Watch the action-packed tractor pulls, demolition derbies, and lumberjack show. Go for a whirl on the ferris wheel or test your luck at the midway...

The Brigden Fairgrounds also hosts other events throughout the year such as the Country Campout Jamboree and the Ploughman's Party.

It's called Ontario's Blue Coast for a reason... see the blue for yourself!

Enjoy some quiet time in a Muskoka chair by the river or browse the link below to see all that Tourism Sarnia-Lambton has to offer...