Home The Windjammer Inn was Captain Sam Shepard's pre-confederation home (1854) in Port Stanley, Ontario. (A wonderful old fireplace and newel post were brought from one of Captain Sam's two Windjammers when he rebuilt the home after a fire.) We renovated recently and the rooms are simple and airy. The victorian charm is apparent in many of our features. We strive for a casual and elegant atmosphere. Start your day with a selection of sumptious house baked goodies, served with our own preserves and fresh butter; a selection of fresh fruit and our gourmet breakfast entrée – or enjoy breakfast in bed, delivered to your door. The on site Bistro also features homemade fare -- as only a devoted lover of food can make it. The inn, located in Port Stanley 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. We are close to three wineries;Quai Du Vin Estate Winery , Rush Creek Wines and Meadowlane Winery |
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Just two
blocks away you'll find sandy beaches and charming shops. There are
also galleries, the historical Port
Stanley Train Station and our own Port
Stanley Festival Theatre. 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. |
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