Submit the form at the bottom of this page to earn your FREE $50 gift card while supplies last! The Giant Chair Tour & FREE $50 Gift Card Looking for things to do in Ontario this summer? Explore Clinton and surrounding towns through this unique self-guided tour featuring nine oversized wooden red chairs placed at […]
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A unique railcar museum located at 76 Victoria Terrace in Clinton. CNR School on Wheels Museum Looking for something to do on a summer afternoon? Visit the CNR School on Wheels Museum in Sloman Park. The seasonal museum promises an entertaining and educational experience revolving around local and provincial history. From 1926 to 1965, Fred
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What is the student sculpture garden? The Student Sculpture Garden is a display of illuminated metal sculptures in Millennium Park in Clinton. These sculptures are created by students and tradespeople, forging community partnerships. We hope to re-offer the project each year. The sculptures are a beacon of hope, creativity, and community for all to see.
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Make Clinton Your Illumination Destination! Want to experience a big city attraction without the crowds and noise? Clinton boasts a sparking light tunnel fit to rival the ones in the cities that inspired it. Thousands of lights strung between metal archways next to our historic town hall make a wonderful sight. The light tunnel is
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Visit the Most Romantic Bridge in Ontario PSA: The bridge is closed to vehicular traffic and open for pedestrians and cyclists. The Story Ball’s Bridge was erected in 1885 to connect Goderich, the county seat, with outlying areas to the east. According to Daryl Ball, a descendant of the family who farmed the land, a
Anyone walking the streets of Clinton can see that our charming town is home to many beautiful murals. Now, the true magic appears when you hold your phone camera up in front of the art. With the help of up-and-coming augmented reality technology, the murals come to life and move on your screen! Five of
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Top-Secret WWII Radar Training Base in Rural Ontario In the middle of WWII in 1941, government officials scoped out the area around Clinton on a secret mission: selecting the location for the first radar training school in North America. They needed a place remote from England where the base would be safe and secret. They
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