A warm coffee, a favourite sweater, and a day with room to wander. Fall in Sarnia-Lambton invites you to slow down and explore, pairing colourful woodland walks with fresh lake breezes and wide-open waterfront views.

A food trip through Sarnia-Lambton doesn't stay in one place. It moves — from a waterfront cafe in Point Edward to a craft brewery in Grand Bend, from a winery tucked into Thedford to a late-night bar and grill in Sarnia. The region has range, and the best way to experience it is to follow the appetite.

It is officially autumn along Ontario's Blue Coast. As the crisp air settles in and the foliage transforms into rich golds and warm ambers, Sarnia-Lambton comes alive with seasonal charm. To help you plan your ideal sweater-weather escape, we have put together our official Fall Moodboard featuring the top local spots and experiences you will not want to miss this season.

A great food trip isn't about the number of restaurants you visit. It's about the ones that stay with you.

sip, explore and support local with the launch of the Cheers to the Coast Passport Program, a new initiative showcasing 14 craft beverage producers across Lambton County.

Join the Tourism Sarnia-Lambton Summer Students as the explore the best of their “outdoor activities week.” Throughout the week, the summer students explored the county to find fun, diverse activities anyone can enjoy this summer! The goal was to explore opportunities that the students may not have participated in before and share them with those inside and outside Lambton County. 

Summer patio season is here! As a part of the Tourism Sarnia-Lambton summer students’ week, they went to check out local patios and restaurants for this week’s theme.

District Beta is Sarnia's one-stop shop for fun — and Travis means that literally. Pinball machines and classic arcade cabinets sit alongside virtual reality experiences, racing simulators, a console lounge, and table games. There's genuinely something here for every level of gamer, whether you haven't touched a controller since childhood or you play every day.

Our Tourism Sarnia-Lambton Summer students spent some time visiting the region's trails, parks and campgrounds to round up and share with you their top recommendations. Check out their favourites and plan your next visit today!

Some streets are for driving past. Petrolia Street is for walking. That's what Emily will tell you, and she's been here long enough to mean it. As the owner of Petrolia Street Bakery, she's watched the block fill in, new storefronts, new neighbours, new reasons to stop and stay a while. She's seen the street become the kind of place people come back to.