In the Ojibwe language, Kagawong means 'where mists rise from falling waters', a befitting name as the eleven-metre-tall Bridal Veil Falls are situated a short distance from where Kagawong River meets Lake Huron. William and Robert Henry, two sawmill owners from King Township near Toronto, founded Kagawong after they were granted 800 acres of land and a mill seat provided they build a grist mill and recruit twelve settlers...
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Visitor Info
Take ON-540 to Kagawong and continue north on Main Street into town, and you will see Kagawaong Lighthouse on your left. The lighthouse is owned by the Canadian Coast Guard. Grounds open, tower closed.