Sauble Beach
A fine-sand lakeside beach stretching about 11 km along Lake Huron, with shallow, gentle waters. It is one of Ontario's most popular summer beaches.
Sauble Beach is one of the longest freshwater beaches on the Lake Huron shore, with fine white sand stretching about 11 km. The water is shallow with small waves, making it good for family play, beach volleyball and watching the sunset. The main street sits close to the beach, lined with ice cream and fries stands and holiday cottages. Crowds are very large on summer weekends, and beachside parking is charged by the hour. The northern section of the beach is on Saugeen First Nation land, where different management rules apply in some areas, so please watch for signs. It is about 70 km from Tobermory, making it a good half-day stop on the way south or north.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Sauble Falls Provincial Park
- Greig's Caves
- Lion's Head Lookout
- Cabot Head Lighthouse
- Halfway Log Dump
- Singing Sands
- Cyprus Lake
- Indian Head Cove