Penetanguishene (Pen-e-tang-WISH-ene) is an Abenaki Indian word meaning “place of the rolling white sands.” The town has a rich and colorful history reflecting its native, French and British cultures. Strolling through town, visitors can imagine themselves back in the 18th century while costumed interpreters tell stories of yesteryear. Of interest are a variety of boat cruises, theater performances and concerts, art galleries and quaint shops as well as such craft demonstrations as glass blowing. Learn More...