Killarney Village Waterfront & Herbert Fisheries
Killarney
A small fishing village harbour on Georgian Bay. Herbert Fisheries' fish and chips, made with fresh whitefish, are a must-stop after exploring the park.
Killarney village sits at the end of Highway 637. Before the road opened in 1962, the village could only be reached by boat, and it still has the feel of a small fishing village. It is built along Killarney Channel, and the harbour is filled with fishing boats and yachts. Along the shore are wooden boardwalks, seafood shops, inns and outdoor outfitters. The best-known spot is Herbert Fisheries on the waterfront, which makes fish and chips with whitefish caught that day in Georgian Bay. In summer, lines form at mealtimes. The shop operates seasonally, roughly from May to October, and hours are subject to the current year's announcements. The Killarney Mountain Lodge in the village offers accommodation, meals and boat tours, and it is one of the departure points for Baie Fine. The village is about 10 km from George Lake Campground.
Opening hours
Shops approx. 11:00–19:00 (seasonal; check current year)
Nearby sights
- Killarney East Lighthouse
- Baie Fine
- Chikanishing Trail
- Granite Ridge Trail
- Killarney Provincial Park Observatory
- La Cloche Silhouette Trail
- George Lake
- Cranberry Bog Trail