Perth County is made up of four member municipalities, all with their own heritage and charm.
North Perth |
Welcome to North Perth where big-city attractions meet small-town charm. North Perth offers big-city attractions infused with small-town charm. Surrounded by the beauty of Perth County’s countryside, the towns of Listowel, Atwood, Monkton, and Gowanstown make up this bustling area. A growing and thriving community, North Perth is home to 15,538 people. North Perth is also home to over 22 km of trails for hiking, cycling and walking, in addition to soccer, tennis, swimming, and hockey arena facilities. Golf enthusiasts flock to this area, as North Perth is home to two of Perth County’s eight challenging golf courses. Visit northperth.ca to learn more about North Perth! |
Perth South |
Perth South is where the Avon and Thames rivers flow and farmland is bounteous and beautiful. This is the part of the county where the hamlets of Sebringville, Avonton, Kirkton, and St. Paul are tucked away and surrounded by some of the most fertile lands in all of Perth County. Wildwood Conservation Area is the region's leading outdoor recreational area for camping, sailing, fishing, mountain biking, and hiking. Three golf courses also dot this scenic landscape, matched by winter tubing slopes and countless farm stores. Visit perthsouth.ca to learn more about Perth South! |
Perth East |
The past and present effortlessly collide in Perth East. This diverse area is rooted in Amish and Mennonite history and includes the communities of Shakespeare, Milverton, and Millbank. Shakespeare, located along Highway 7/8, features a quaint village alive with shops offering antiques and treasures. Millbank is a hub of Mennonite shops and restaurants including the famous Anna Mae's restaurant featured on The Food Network's You Gotta Eat Here!. The Millbank Kissing Bridge Trailway (part of the G2G Trail) offers 45 km of trails for hiking, skiing, biking, or running. Visit pertheast.ca to learn more about Perth East! |
West Perth |
West Perth is where nature, industry, and culture exist in perfect harmony. This end of the county is a paradise for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Situated along the Thames River, Mitchell has restored over 65 acres of wetlands- the habitat of choice for rare bird species like the Blue Heron. The shopping in Mitchell and Dublin showcases superior home furnishing and décor stores, along with unique treasure and fashion boutiques. Local restaurants include butter tarts and pies that have received widespread praise. Visit westperth.com to learn more about West Perth! |
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