White Squirrel Spotting
Keep an eye out in Exeter’s parks for the famous white squirrels, a unique local mascot.





South Huron is a welcoming municipality located in the heart of Ontario's agricultural belt. Comprising several small communities, including the hub of Exeter, it offers visitors a glimpse into rural Canadian life. The area is famous for its unique population of white squirrels and its proximity to the popular summer destination of Grand Bend. Nature enthusiasts will appreciate the local conservation areas and trails, while the quiet streets and local shops provide a relaxed pace of life. It serves as an ideal base for exploring the Huron County coastline and enjoying the seasonal beauty of Southern Ontario.
South Huron is a welcoming municipality located in the heart of Ontario's agricultural belt. Comprising several small communities, including the hub of Exeter, it offers visitors a glimpse into rural Canadian life. The area is famous for its unique population of white squirrels and its proximity to the popular summer destination of Grand Bend. Nature enthusiasts will appreciate the local conservation areas and trails, while the quiet streets and local shops provide a relaxed pace of life. It serves as an ideal base for exploring the Huron County coastline and enjoying the seasonal beauty of Southern Ontario.
Gateway to the scenic shores of Lake Huron.
Home to the famous white squirrels of Exeter.
Lush agricultural landscapes and rolling countryside.
Access to local conservation areas and hiking trails.
Quiet atmosphere with limited nightlife compared to larger urban centers.
A car is essential for getting around the various communities and rural attractions.
Proximity to Lake Huron makes it a great secondary base for summer beach trips.
Keep an eye out in Exeter’s parks for the famous white squirrels, a unique local mascot.
Take a short drive to nearby Grand Bend for some of the best sunsets and beaches on Lake Huron.
Quiet rural escapes and exploring small-town Ontario charm.
CAD $
$100-$180 p/day
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Visit roadside stands during the summer and fall for fresh corn, apples, and other local harvests.
June-September
Mild temperatures and blooming landscapes; great for hiking in conservation areas.
The peak season for visiting nearby beaches and enjoying local outdoor festivals.
Stunning autumn foliage and harvest season at local farms and markets.
Quiet and snowy; ideal for those seeking a peaceful winter retreat or local hockey culture.