the windjammer inn

Bed, Breakfast and Bistro

The Windjammer Inn was Captain Sam Shepard's pre-confederation home (1854) in Port Stanley, Ontario.

Choose from a full range of delicious breakfasts. Have bacon and eggs or Windjammer's special sausages and eggs. Have crepes or pancakes, Peter's homemade granola or fresh fruit with yogurt. And if we haven't thought of it, please ask. Fresh homemade bread is always available. The on-site cafè also features homemade fare--as only a devoted lover of food can make it.

The inn is an ideal base for walking the Elgin Trail, cycling, and bird watching. Thousands of birds congregate here during their Spring and Fall migrations--5000 hawks circle over a nearby cliff. Just two blocks away you'll find sandy beaches and charming shops. There are also galleries and the old downtown Port Stanley to visit.

Port Stanley is on Hwy. 4, halfway between Windsor/Detroit and Toronto, 1/2 hour South of London, Ontario on the north shore of Lake Erie. The inn is on 324 Smith Street.

the windjammer inn
Peter Fletcher and Judy Barraclough,
324 Smith Street, Port Stanley, Ontario, Canada N5L 1C6.
Phone 519 782-4173
e-mail peter.fletcher@sympatico.ca
web http://www.thewindjammerinn.com/