Lambton Shores is a wonderful place to live, play, and visit. We have an abundance of recreation facilities, parks, playgrounds and trails. Our beaches are among the most beautiful in the world, and our sunsets are second to none.

The Town of Petrolia is nestled in the heart of Southwestern Ontario’s Lambton County and framed by Lake Huron and the St. Clair River.

The Township of Brooke-Alvinston located in eastern Lambton County, is 311 square km in size. This rural community is serviced by the urban centers of Alvinston and Inwood.

The Township of Dawn-Euphemia is a community with rustic charm and an old time feel with friendly neighbours and beautiful landscapes.

The Township of Enniskillen is primarily a rural agricultural area in the central portion of the County of Lambton. The township surrounds the Village of Oil Springs as well as the Town of Petrolia.

The Town of Plympton-Wyoming was created in 2001, amalgamating the township of Plympton with the formerly independent village of Wyoming.

The Township of St. Clair comprises the communities of Avonry, Babys Point, Becher, Bickford, Bradshaw, Brigden, Charlemont, Colinville, Courtright, Corunna, Cromar, Duthill, Frog Point, Froomfield, Kimball, Ladysmith, Moore Centre, Mooretown, Osborne, Payne, Port Lambton, Port Seckerton, Sombra, Sykeston, Thornyhurst, Vye's Grove, Waubuno, West Becher and Wilkesport.

The Township of Warwick  was formed through the amalgamation of the Village of Watford and the Township of Warwick.

The Village of Oil Springs located along Former Kings Highway 21 in Lambton County, Ontario, south of Oil City. The village is home to the Oil Museum of Canada.

The Village of Point Edward welcomes you to our vibrant community – a community that is "progressively independent since 1878".