any infotmation about sarnia lambton, ontario..?

Answer 1

Funny, I live in the US pretty much right across from Sarnia in the Port Huron, Michigan area. I honestly don't know too much about Sarnia (grew up closer to the Detroit, Michigan/Windsor, Ontario area); seems to me that Sarnia is a fair-sized (but not too big), industrial/manufacturing area and the surrounding area becomes more rural (the same can sort of be said about the Port Huron area). The Port Huron area is known as the Bluewater region due to some nice views of Lake Huron and I'm sure that the region north of Sarnia would be the same. Port Huron (and I'm assuming Sarnia is the same) isn't a large city with lots of clubs, sporting events, museums, shopping etc. (although you can find all these things on both sides and the Sarnia region also seems to have the casino, horse racing, etc.) and is about an hour north of the larger metropolitan Detroit, Michigan/Windsor,Ontario area which offers more in way of recreational choices. Anyhow, feel free to e-mail/message me if you think I can be of any more help and, if you decide to visit to Port Huron area too (bring your passport and/or other i.d.), I'd be happy to show you around here if I'm available.

Answer 2

In so many ways, it's water that defines so much of what Sarnia-Lambton brings its residents and its visitors. Welcome to Blue Water Country. You'll be amazed. You'll be thrilled. You'll stand in wonderment as you take in all that the area defined by its massive expanse of water has to offer.

PINERY PROVINCIAL PARK
Generations of park visitors to the Pinery Provincial Park have grown up and brought their own families to experience one of Canada's most popular facilities. The park, one of Ontario's most visited recreational spots, has some 1,000 campsites in three distinct campgrounds on more than 6,000 acres.

ATTRACTIONS, FESTIVALS, EVENTS
What's going on? When it comes to Sarnia-Lambton, the answer is simple. Plenty. Starting with a vibrant and prolific theatre scene, with productions from both professional and community companies alike, the area offers a wide selection of timeless treasures and the latest from upcoming theatrical talent.

GAMING!
We love to play...and you will too! Slots, casino tables, bingo. They're all right here in Sarnia-Lambton, one of the most vibrant and exciting places to play this side of Las Vegas.The Point Edward Charity Casino, set on the shores of the St. Clair River beneath the Blue Water Bridge, features 450 slot machines and over 37 gaming tables.