Port Robinson | Thorold, Ontario

Port Robinson is a small, secluded community in the southernmost part of Thorold. The port is divided in half by the Welland Canal. There is a small free ferry service during the summer months that carries residents and tourists across the canal.   

The port was originally named Port Beverly. Port Robinson was named after Sir John Beverly Robinson the Attorney General of Upper Canada when the first Canal was built.

The community is ideal for people who want to live in a quiet and peaceful enviroment. The neighbourhood has a wide range of housing from character houses to new builds.

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