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Discovery Harbour’s Pumpkinferno Returns October 1 to 31 with New Experiences, Theme Nights and Halloween Thrills

September 25, 2026

PENETANGUISHENE, ON – Discovery Harbour’s signature fall event, Pumpkinferno, returns October 1-31, transforming the historic site into a glowing autumn wonderland featuring more than 5,000 artificial “fun-kins,” dazzling light displays, live entertainment and immersive seasonal experiences.

“Discovery Harbour’s Pumpkinferno is back again, bringing excitement, fun and seasonal splendour for all ages to Penetanguishene,” said Zee Hamid, Minister of Tourism, Culture and Gaming. “Guests of all ages can enjoy jaw-dropping displays, talented performers and tasty treats. Bring your loved ones to experience this one-of-a-kind Autumn event in Ontario.”

Open from Thursday to Sunday evenings throughout October, Pumpkinferno invites visitors of all ages to experience the magic of the season while exploring illuminated pumpkin displays, interactive attractions, themed entertainment and special Halloween activities set against the picturesque waterfront backdrop of Discovery Harbour.

This popular event features nightly busker performances, the eerie Shadowmire Park, the Spooky Path, Macabre Manor, themed photo opportunities and the Pumpkinferno Night Market featuring local artisans and vendors. Food trucks and seasonal refreshments are also on offer for all visitors.

General admission is $15 per person, with special discount programs available. Children five and under receive free admission.

Drawing more than 16,000 visitors annually, Pumpkinferno generates over $1 million in economic impact for the region through spending on accommodations, dining, shopping and other local businesses.

Stay the Night

Discovery Harbour’s Pumpkinferno Stay Package includes:

  • All registered cabin guests enjoy complimentary admission to Pumpkinferno
  • On-site parking
  • A spooky goodie basket for two guests, including a unique glow product exclusively for cabin guests
  • Two vouchers redeemable for Potion Craft, popcorn, hot chocolate, and glow-in-the-dark cotton candy.
  • Access to live entertainment and the Pumpkinferno Night Market

Guests can further enhance their stay with additional premium experiences, including the Escape Room, Secrets of Séance, and Potion Craft.

Drive-Through Nights Return on Wednesdays
On select Wednesday evenings in October (October 7, 14, 21, and 28), visitors can enjoy Pumpkinferno from the comfort of their vehicles during our popular drive-through experience.

Dedicated early time slots are available for community organizations and visitors with accessibility needs, while public drive-through tours begin at 7:00 p.m., 7:30 p.m., 8:00 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. Tickets are $13 per person. Reservations are strongly recommended, as capacity is limited.

Haunted Attractions and Seasonal Treats
Guests seeking extra thrills can brave the mysteriousShadowmire Park, where eerie fog, unsettling sounds and unexpected surprises create an unforgettable Halloween experience.

Macabre Manor, a themed walkthrough attraction located in the original historic Officer’s Quarters, blends Halloween fun with the site’s historic atmosphere.

Enhance your Pumpkinferno experience with a selection of seasonal snacks and beverages, including glowing headbands, glasses and star necklaces, glow-in-the-dark cotton candy, Witch’s Brew Blue Lemonade, popcorn, and other festive favourites.

Premium Add-On Experiences
New and returning premium experiences allow visitors to customize their Pumpkinferno adventure.

This season introduces Potion Craft, an interactive potion-making experience, alongside the popular Coffin Ride. Visitors can also uncover the mysteries of the Secrets of Séance experience or test their problem-solving skills in Bo’sun’s Brig Escape Room, a one-hour immersive challenge.

These experiences are available for an additional fee and can be added to any Pumpkinferno visit. Experiences are offered at select times and availability may be limited.

New Theme Nights for 2026

Pup-Inferno— October 8 and 29

Bring your dogs for a stroll through Pumpkinferno’s illuminated displays while collecting special treats along the way. The evenings will also feature dog-focused pop-up vendors, opportunities to support the Midland OSPCA, and plenty of tail-wagging fun for both pets and their owners.

Mini-Monster Bash –October 30,

Children are invited to show off their Halloween costumes and enjoy trick-or-treating throughout the site. The evening will feature candy stations, a costume contest for children aged 12 and under, and a variety of family-friendly entertainment.

Beyond the Veil – October 16

Purchase a Night with a Medium ticket and enjoy admission to Pumpkinferno as part of your Beyond the Veil experience,, blending mystery, magic, and Halloween atmosphere. Explore glowing pumpkin displays and the historic site after dark while enjoying live medium demonstrations, unique vendors, and other mystical experiences. Designed for adults and older teens, this is a unique one-night Pumpkinferno experience. Advance booking is recommended.

Plan Your Visit

Driving

Parking is free at 93 Jury Drive. For added convenience, complimentary shuttle service operates on October 16, 17, 23, 24.

Shuttle Bus from Waypoint to Discovery Harbour

The shuttle bus will circulate between Waypoint Centre for Mental Health Care [RC1] and Discovery Harbour’s Gate C entrance. The shuttle bus will drop visitors off at the North entrance (Gate C). This entrance is open to shuttle bus riders only. Visitors who are not taking the shuttle bus will enter at the South entrance (93 Jury Drive).

Pets/Service Animals

Only service animals are permitted at Pumpkinferno, except for designated Pup-Inferno evenings.

Discovery Harbour thanks its community partners and sponsors, including the Town of Penetanguishene, KoolFM and Rock95 whose support continues to help make Pumpkinferno one of the region’s premier fall events and an annual fall tradition for residents and visitors alike.

For tickets, accommodations and full event details, visit Pumpkinferno – Discovery Harbour

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  • Dragon Pumpkin Display
  • Family walking through Pumpkinferno
  • Fire Performer
  • Large Halloween Display outside of Shadowmire Park

Media Inquiries

Sydney Vajda
Marketing & Media Relations Coordinator
Discovery Harbour
Huronia Historical Parks|Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Gaming
mikaela.lefaive@ontario.ca | 705-427-2564

Huronia Historical Parks Welcomes Back Popular Summer Experiences

July 20, 2026

Midland, ON – Huronia Historical Parks is offering new events as part of its signature summer evening experiences at Discovery Harbour, Sainte-Marie among the Hurons and now, Nancy Island Historic Site.

New this year, Nancy Island Historic Site is offering historic talks on Fridays at 5:15 p.m. From daring transatlantic flights launched from Wasaga Beach to the story of HMS Nancy and the Battle of the Nottawasaga River, these engaging programs uncover remarkable stories that helped shape Canada’s history. This series complements the Town of Wasaga Beach’s free live concerts, held Friday nights on the island throughout July and August.

At Discovery Harbour, Supernatural Saturdays return with a new Night with a Medium experience, along with the popular Bos’un’s Brig Escape Room, Secrets of Séance, and the ever-popular Ghost Tours. Guests can choose a single experience or combine all three for a full evening of thrills.

At Sainte-Marie among the Hurons, Shadows and Stone invites visitors to explore the historic site by lantern light on a guided evening tour, complemented by a new three-course Indigenous-inspired dining experience at Restaurant Sainte-Marie.

Many of these experiences can now be paired with exclusive overnight packages, creating unique getaway opportunities that extend the adventure beyond sunset. Guests are encouraged to skip the drive home and enjoy exclusive overnight cabin experiences at Sainte-Marie and Discovery Harbour. These sought-after packages provide an immersive way to extend the experience beyond evening programs, allowing visitors to wake up surrounded by history. With limited cabin availability and strong demand expected throughout the season, visitors are encouraged to book early to secure their preferred dates.

Discovery Harbour: Supernatural Saturdays – now until Sept 5

This signature evening program features three eerie adventures, allowing visitors to customize their Supernatural Saturdays experience:

  • Bo’sun’s Brig Escape Room kicks off the night, where you and your group must outwit the toughest Bo’sun in His Majesty’s Royal Navy. Solve his puzzles, beat his challenge, and earn your freedom. 
  • Next, step into the mystical world of the Victorian era with Secrets of Séance. Encounter strange phenomena, mysterious objects, and the compelling history behind spiritualism. This immersive experience is perfect for those intrigued by the paranormal and the power of belief. 
  • Finally, continue the adventure with a lantern-lit Ghost Tour. Hear true stories from the site’s past, along with modern-day sightings, as you explore Discovery Harbour which is often considered one of Ontario’s most haunted locations.

Night with a Medium is a new sold-out experience taking place on two exclusive dates: July 18 and August 8. Medium Ashley Valiant Blackwood will lead an immersive group reading set against the beautiful waterfront.

“Supernatural Saturdays combine history, mystery and immersive experiences in a way that’s uniquely Discovery Harbour,” said Will Baird, General Manager, Huronia Historical Parks. “With the addition of our overnight cabin packages, visitors can turn an evening of thrills into a memorable waterfront getaway.”

Whether you’re returning for another thrill or discovering it for the first time, Supernatural Saturdays promise a captivating blend of history and mystery. Learn more by visiting the Discovery Harbour Website.

Nancy Island: Historic Journeys: Stories of Sport, Flight, and War

Explore remarkable stories that have shaped Canada’s past on Fridays at 5:15 p.m. at Nancy Island Historic Site. These engaging talks uncover tales of adventure, innovation, conflict and community. From the evolution of Canada’s favourite sports to a daring transatlantic flight launched from Wasaga Beach, each program offers a unique opportunity to connect with the people and events that helped define our nation.

Talks are just $5 per person (tax included), offering an affordable and enriching way to spend a summer evening. Visitors can also enjoy treats and snacks available for purchase in the gift shop while taking in the experience. Guests looking for more summer fun can stay a little longer to enjoy Summer Sets, the Friday Night Concert Series hosted by the Town of Wasaga Beach—a perfect opportunity to pair an evening of history with live music on the Nottawasaga River.

Space is limited! Guests are encouraged to book tickets now on the Nancy Island website.

Sainte-Marie among the Hurons: Shadows and Stone: Evening Experience – Every Thursday until Sept 3

This small-group guided experience offers a rare glimpse into what a 17th-century Jesuit mission might have felt like after dark. Guests will explore historic buildings by lanternlight, roast bannock over an open fire, sip tea in a longhouse while listening to stories, and imagine what life in Wendake may have been like in the 1600s. The experience also includes a stop at the blacksmith shop, where sparks light up the night.

New this year, guests can enhance their visit with a three-course dine and discover experience featuring Indigenous dishes and ingredients, at Restaurant Sainte-Marie.

“We’re creating more opportunities for visitors to extend their experience beyond a traditional day trip,” says Marina Opitz, Operations Manager at Sainte-Marie among the Hurons. “With lantern-lit exploration, themed dining and overnight cabins, guests can enjoy a truly immersive and historic getaway.”

Guests can learn more, make dinner reservations, and book tickets on the Sainte-Marie website.

Stay the Story: Overnight Experiences

For guests seeking a deeper connection to these historic experiences, overnight stays in waterfront cabins at both sites offer a unique opportunity. Each experience is thoughtfully curated to complement the historic setting, enhance the program, and reflect the atmosphere of your stay.

  • Stay the Story: Beyond the Shadows – Take part in the Shadows and Stone tour—and don’t rush home. Sainte-Marie cabin reservations include tickets to the evening experience and an exclusive commemorative art print. Guests can turn an evening of storytelling, heritage dining, and after-hours exploration into a memorable escape, surrounded by the sights and atmosphere of this historic site. 
  • Stay the Story: Supernatural Sleepover – Make a night of mystery even more memorable with a Supernatural Sleepover at Discovery Harbour. Cabin reservations include Ghost Tour admission and a keepsake souvenir lantern. After experiencing chilling tales and eerie encounters, guests can settle in for a one-of-a-kind overnight stay where history, legend, and the spirit of the site linger after dark. 

Tickets available now

Huronia Historical Parks is excited to welcome both new and returning visitors to discover these unforgettable evening experiences. Whether you’re seeking thrills, stories, or a deeper connection to the past, these programs offer something truly unique. Make the most of your summer nights, try something new, step into history, and you never know what you might discover.  

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  • The Bosun’s Brig escape room includes puzzles inside reproduction historical prison at Discovery Harbour
  • Ghost Tours offer an opportunity to hear some of the scarier stories from history at Discovery Harbour
  • Nancy Island Historic Site is hosting a series of historic talks on Friday evenings in July and August
  • Shadows and Stone at Sainte-Marie invites guests to experience this National Historic Site at night, including fireside stories in the longhouse

Media Inquiries

Mikaela Lefaive
Marketing & Media Relations Coordinator
Sainte-Marie among the Hurons
Huronia Historical Parks|Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Gaming
mikaela.lefaive@ontario.ca | 705-427-2564

Sydney Vajda
Marketing & Media Relations Coordinator
Discovery Harbour
Huronia Historical Parks|Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Gaming
mikaela.lefaive@ontario.ca | 705-427-2564

Huronia Historical Parks launching immersive overnight experiences

March 24, 2026

North Simcoe County – Huronia Historical Parks is inviting visitors to stay a little longer with the launch of brand-new overnight experiences at both Sainte-Marie among the Hurons and Discovery Harbour—two of Simcoe County’s signature tourism destinations.

Sainte-Marie among the Hurons opened its cozy four-season cabins in late November 2025, offering guests an entirely new way to immerse themselves in the site’s rich history. Cabins at Discovery Harbour will be available as of April 3, 2026. Whether visitors are looking for an unforgettable historic adventure or vibrant on-site event programming, overnight stays promise a memorable way to experience each attraction.

“Overnight experiences offer a new, creative way to enjoy Huronia Historical Parks’ living history sites with your family and friends,” said Stan Cho, Minister of Tourism, Culture and Gaming. “Enjoying a night under the stars and staying in a bespoke, custom cabin built on-site by skilled craftspeople is a charming invitation for visitors to stay longer and make the most of their visit to Simcoe County.” 

Nestled along the scenic Wye River, Sainte-Marie’s four-season cabins blend modern convenience with rustic charm. Each climate-controlled cabin features custom-built furniture handcrafted by Sainte-Marie’s own carpenters, a welcoming electric fireplace and sofa, plus a bar top and stools that create a warm retreat just steps from the historic grounds. 

At Discovery Harbour, guests can wake up to panoramic views of beautiful Georgian Bay. Its winterized cabins—located just off the original Officers’ Quarters—feature cozy furnishings and a heritage-inspired atmosphere that reflects Penetanguishene’s naval and military past.  

 “These new overnight experiences let guests slow down, stay longer, and truly connect with our historic sites,” said Chad Moreau, Senior Operations Manager at Huronia Historical Parks. “Extended stays also help strengthen the local economy—supporting nearby restaurants, shops, and tourism partners throughout the region.” 

Every cabin includes a private outdoor firepit, Muskoka chairs, and a sturdy picnic table—perfect for relaxed daytime meals and quiet evenings beneath the stars. Guests can pre-purchase firewood for convenient delivery to their site. Modern washrooms and full shower facilities are just a short walk away, and all overnight stays include on-site parking and secure, gate access.

A standout feature of these new offerings is that every overnight booking includes a historic or event experience. This winter, Sainte-Marie cabin guests enjoyed Sky Stories, an immersive storytelling evening by the fire in the longhouse. Springtime guests at both historic sites will enjoy a guided tour led by experienced costumed historical interpreters. This summer, visitors will experience seamless access to engaging programming and vibrant living history. 

Overnight experiences—including historic and event programming—are $200 per night per cabin, taxes included. 

Guests can learn more at SainteMarieamongtheHurons.on.ca or DiscoveryHarbour.on.ca. 

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  • Sainte-Marie’s waterfront cabins are a cozy getaway right next to the historic site and Wye River
  • Sainte-Marie’s waterfront cabins include furniture built by the historic site’s carpenters.
  • Discovery Harbour’s overnight cabins include beautiful Georgian Bay views.
  • Seated right next to Georgian Bay, Discovery Harbour’s overnight cabins are a great choice for a cozy couple’s retreat.

About Discovery Harbour: Located at 93 Jury Drive in Penetanguishene, Ontario, Discovery Harbour is a historic gem that offers an authentic glimpse into 19th-century naval and military life. The site is renowned for its seasonal events, including the family-friendly Pirates of the Bay in August and the award-winning Pumpkinferno in October. 

MEDIA CONTACT-
Discovery Harbour

Mikaela Lefaive, Coordinator of Marketing & Media Relations
Huronia Historical Parks
(705) 427-2564
mikaela.lefaive@ontario.ca

Hotel California: The Original Eagles’ Tribute takes the stage at King’s Wharf Theatre

March 6, 2026

Penetanguishene, ON – Discovery Harbour’s King’s Wharf Theatre will be buzzing with classic rock energy on March 13 as Hotel California: The Original Eagles’ Tribute brings its internationally acclaimed performance to Georgian Bay. The show begins at 7 p.m., offering audiences a chance to shake off the winter blues with one of the most respected tribute acts in the world.

“This is a world class venue, and we’re excited to welcome world class talent to the stage,” says Chad Moreau, Senior Manager of Operations for Huronia Historical Parks. “With a beautiful waterfront venue and a powerhouse musical act, the event promises an unforgettable night for classic rock fans and concertgoers alike.”

About the band

For more than three decades, Hotel California has earned a reputation for delivering an uncanny recreation of the Eagles’ iconic sound. Known for their soaring harmonies, pitch perfect lead vocals, and meticulous instrumental work, the group has performed across major stages, arenas, and festivals worldwide. Since debuting in 1986, they have remained the industry’s premier Eagles tribute, drawing enthusiastic crowds and rave reviews for their authenticity and musicianship.

The upcoming performance will showcase the Eagles’ most beloved hits—an extensive catalogue considered one of the most influential in rock history. Audience members can expect a dynamic and polished show that pays heartfelt homage to the legendary band, executed by seasoned performers with more than a century of combined professional experience.

Tickets: Tickets are $60 per person; taxes included and can be purchased online at DiscoveryHarbour.on.ca.  A cash bar and concession stand will be available throughout the evening.

Parking: Parking at Discovery Harbour is available at 93 Jury Drive in Penetanguishene at no cost, however some walking is required. Guests are encouraged to arrive early and allow 15-30 minutes to check in and find their seats.

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  • Hotel California, the Original Eagles Tribute, will be delivering a pitch perfect recreation of the classic rock band
  • King’s Wharf Theatre at Discovery Harbour will provide a world-class venue for Hotel California

About Discovery Harbour: Located at 93 Jury Drive in Penetanguishene, Ontario, Discovery Harbour is a historic gem that offers an authentic glimpse into 19th-century naval and military life. The site is renowned for its seasonal events, including the family-friendly Pirates of the Bay in August and the award-winning Pumpkinferno in October. 

MEDIA CONTACT-
Discovery Harbour

Mikaela Lefaive, Coordinator of Marketing & Media Relations
Huronia Historical Parks
(705) 427-2564
mikaela.lefaive@ontario.ca

Discovery Harbour Announces Exciting Lineup for the 2026 Mid‑Winter Social 

February 3, 2026

Penetanguishene, ON – Discovery Harbour invites families, residents and winter enthusiasts to celebrate Family Day Weekend at the 2026 Mid‑Winter Social, running February 14-16, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. This year’s event brings together winter fun, heritage experiences and an exciting slate of featured performers, offering memorable activities for all ages across the historic site. 

The Mid‑Winter Social remains a favourite local tradition, offering a mix of outdoor activities, hands‑on indoor experiences and enjoyable entertainment. Held alongside Penetanguishene’s Winterama festivities, it provides a relaxed and welcoming way for the community to come together and enjoy the long weekend. 

“The Mid-Winter Social is a great event to enjoy with friends and family at Discovery Harbour, one of Ontario’s unique historical sites,” said Stan Cho, Minister of Tourism, Culture and Gaming. “The diverse array of entertainment and hands-on experiences offers something for everyone, and the partnership with the Town of Penetanguishene creates an unbeatable value. I encourage everyone bring your loved ones to Penetanguishene this Family Day Weekend and enjoy winter fun at Discovery Harbour.” 

Community Partnership Highlight 
As part of Discovery Harbour’s ongoing community partnership with the Town of Penetanguishene, Winterama button holders will receive a 25 per cent discount on regular admission to the Mid‑Winter Social. Visitors can also try the traditional winter game of Snow Snake, featured on‑site throughout the weekend as part of the shared Winterama celebrations. 
 

“The Mid‑Winter Social has become a wonderful tradition at Discovery Harbour, bringing families together for a weekend of winter fun and hands‑on heritage experiences,” said Will Baird, General Manager of Huronia Historical Parks. “This year’s lineup of performers adds an exciting energy to the event, creating memorable moments for visitors of all ages. We’re also proud to continue our partnership with the Town of Penetanguishene through Winterama, which contributes to the strong sense of community and celebration that defines this weekend.” 

Scarlett Black – Fire Performer 
February 14, 15 and 16 at 11:30 a.m., 1 p.m. & 3 p.m. 
Scarlett Black brings captivating fire artistry to Discovery Harbour all weekend long, blending skill, choreography and thrilling visual spectacle. Her three daily performances promise to be a stand-out experience for visitors of all ages. 

Sonshine & Broccoli – Juno‑Nominated Children’s Music Duo 
Saturday, February 14 at 1 p.m. (Kings’ Wharf Theatre) 
With more than two decades of entertaining families across Canada, Sonshine & Broccoli deliver an energetic, interactive, feel‑good musical performance that gets kids (and grown-ups!) singing, dancing and smiling from ear-to-ear. 

Razzmatazz – Award‑Winning Bilingual Children’s Show 
Sunday, February 15 at 1 p.m. (Kings’ Wharf Theatre) 
Razzmatazz brings a lively mix of music, storytelling and comedic character play. Their bilingual performance engages audiences of all ages with songs, movement and memorable moments that celebrate connection and creativity. 

Buck’s Magic – Family Magic Show 
Monday, February 16 at 1 p.m. (Kings’ Wharf Theatre) 
Uncle Buck delivers a lively mix of colourful magic, comedy and audience participation—keeping kids amazed and parents laughing along. 

Event Highlights 
Discover a full range of winter activities throughout Discovery Harbour, with experiences taking place both outdoors across the historic grounds and inside the site’s warm and inviting heritage-style buildings. 

Outdoor Activities 

  • Kids’ snow tube run (weather permitting) 
  • Scenic winter walking routes throughout the historic site 
  • Warming fires featuring s’mores and maple taffy 
  • Snow Snake – Try your hand at this traditional Indigenous and Métis winter game, available to enjoy throughout the weekend 

Indoor Activities 

  • Face painting  
  • Creative winter craft stations 
  • Warm indoor spaces with hands‑on heritage engagement 

Historic Experiences 

  • A Shot in History (age 15+) – a public black powder musket‑firing experience at 11:30 a.m., 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. daily. Limited tickets available – pre-registration strongly suggested. 
  • Historic Blacksmith Workshop (a shortened version of the popular summer experience, ages 15+) – a hands‑on blacksmithing activity where participants forge and take home their own hand‑made iron hook. 11:15 a.m. and 2 p.m. daily. Pre-registrations are recommended. 
  • Watch sparks fly at the blacksmith’s shop. 
  • Historic games and costumed interpreters. 

Ticketing Information 

  • General Admission is $12 per person, and children five and under enjoy free entry. Additional free admission types may apply. Your ticket includes access to most activities, with a handful of premium add‑ons available for those looking to enhance their visit. Winterama button holders can also enjoy 25 per cent off regular admission as part of our community partnership. Kings’ Wharf Theatre performance tickets are sold separately. 
  • Theatre Performances $12 per person (includes general admission to the event). No free admission types apply. Your ticket includes General Admission to the event and access to the Kings’ Wharf Theatre Performance of your choice, indoor and outdoor activities, with a handful of premium add‑ons available for those looking to enhance their visit. Winterama button holders can also enjoy 25 per cent off regular admission as part of our community partnership. 

Tickets for the Mid‑Winter Social, Kings’ Wharf Theatre performances (which include event admission), Mini‑Blacksmith Workshops and A Shot in History are available online. 

Find all details and purchase tickets at DiscoveryHarbour-Events.ca 

About Discovery Harbour: Located at 93 Jury Drive in Penetanguishene, Ontario, Discovery Harbour is a historic gem that offers an authentic glimpse into 19th-century naval and military life. The site is renowned for its seasonal events, including the family-friendly Pirates of the Bay in August and the award-winning Pumpkinferno in October. 

MEDIA CONTACT-
Discovery Harbour

Melissa Elsdon, Coordinator of Marketing & Media Relations
Huronia Historical Parks, Discovery Harbour
(705) 427-4832
melissa.elsdon@ontario.ca