Dogs are NOT allowed on the beach from June 1st to Labour Day.
However, the Town of South Bruce Peninsula has several dog parks nearby:
- Oliphant Off Leash Dog Park (map)
- Bannister Park in Sauble Beach (map)
- Tayja’s Doggy Park in Wiarton (map)
Visit the Town of South Bruce Peninsula website here for more info on dog parks.
The Town of South Bruce Peninsula is a leashed municipality, which means dogs must be controlled and leashed unless on the property belonging to the dog owner or in the DOLRA (Dog Off Leash Recreation Area).
The Sauble Beach Public Library is located at 27 Community Centre Drive (beside the Community Centre). It hosts a variety of programs throughout the summer which are open to local residents and tourists.
The Town of South Bruce Peninsula has several dog parks:
- Oliphant Off Leash Dog Park (map)
- Bannister Park in Sauble Beach (map)
- Tayja’s Doggy Park in Wiarton (map)
Visit the Town of South Bruce Peninsula website here for more info on dog parks.
The Town of South Bruce Peninsula is a leashed municipality, which means dogs must be controlled and leashed unless on the property belonging to the dog owner or in the DOLRA (Dog Off Leash Recreation Area).
You can contact the Town of South Bruce Peninsula’s Municipal By-Law Department for issues or concerns relating to parking infractions, dogs, tents & trailers, fireworks, campfires, or prohibited items or activities on Sauble Beach:
Town of South Bruce Peninsula By-Law Dept:
519-534-1400 ext 127
Paid parking is in effect from June 1st to Labour Day each year and is enforced by by-law enforcement officers.
There are parking machines on Lakeshore Boulevard or you can pay for parking using the Passport Parking Canada app, available for Apple and Android.
Paid parking is administered by the Town of South Bruce Peninsula. If you have questions or concerns about paid parking or ticketing, please contact the Town of South Bruce Peninsula or view the Parking FAQs provided on their website here.
Season parking passes are available. Visit the Town of South Bruce Peninsula website here for more info.
There is a public boat launch on the Sauble River at the north end of Sauble Beach. It is located at 55 Sauble Falls Road (corner of Sauble Falls Road and Lakeshore Boulevard). There is no fee for launching boats.
There is a parking lot at 60 Sauble Falls Road/Poechman Lane. Paid parking rates apply as per the Town of South Bruce Peninsula parking rates.
There is NO parking on the beach and motorized vehicles are NOT allowed on the beach.
Motorized vehicles of any kind are prohibited on the beach under By-Law 102-2017. This by-law is enforced.
Visit the Town of South Bruce Peninsula website for up-to-date information on by-laws and by-law enforcement.
Campfires are prohibited on the beach under By-Law 102-2017. This by-law is enforced.
Visit the Town of South Bruce Peninsula website for up-to-date information on by-laws and by-law enforcement.
Alcohol is prohibited on the beach under By-Law 102-2017. This by-law is enforced and by-law enforcement officers will ticket you for having alcohol on the beach.
Visit the Town of South Bruce Peninsula website for up-to-date information on by-laws and by-law enforcement.
BBQs and cooking devices are prohibited on the beach under By-Law 102-2017. This by-law is enforced and by-law enforcement officers will ticket you for having BBQs or cooking devices on the beach.
Visit the Town of South Bruce Peninsula website for up-to-date information on by-laws and by-law enforcement.
Tents are prohibited on the beach under By-Law 102-2017. This by-law is enforced and by-law enforcement officers will ticket you for having tents on the beach. This includes tents intended for day-use only.
Sun shades are allowed but must not be enclosed.
Visit the Town of South Bruce Peninsula website for up-to-date information on by-laws and by-law enforcement.
There are plenty of things to do in Sauble Beach and the surrounding area, whether you’re looking for family-friendly activities, low-cost, low carbon foot print, live music, winter sports and much more! Here are just a few things Sauble Beach has to offer in addition to our world famous beach:
- organized events
- hiking
- antique shopping
- in-town attractions
- shopping downtown
- tennis courts
- fishing
- canoe / kayak / sup rental
- sightseeing / day trips
- golfing
Sauble Beach has been named Canada’s #1 freshwater beach by the Toronto Star and is the second longest fresh water beach in the world. The town is a top vacation destination in Ontario, boasting seven miles of white sand beach. It is located on the eastern side of the Bruce Peninsula on the shores of Lake Huron, making the sunset views from the beach second to none.
Learn more about the history of Sauble Beach here.
Sauble Beach has a reputation for being a very family-friendly vacation destination with plenty of attractions and activities for young families in particular.
