The Heart of Historic Huronia

Historic Huronia is one of the earliest North American European inland settlements. First Nations sites go back 10,000 years, where significant artifacts are on display at the Huronia Museum and Ouendat Village throughout the year. 

Communities of First Nations peoples, Franco-Ontario culture, Métis, and British have lived together for almost 400 since Samuel de Champlain arrived on the shores of Georgian Bay in 1615.   All cultures are represented with some of the finest Ontario attractions, interactive museums, old forts, First Nation people’s villages, the Martyrs’ Shrine and annual family festivals and events.