Welcome to the Park House! Built in 1837, it is a family owned and operated restaurant located in a park overlooking Lake Huron. At the restaurant you will often find one of the Marshalls Hosting & greeting guests, working the bar or tending to the gardens.
It is a friendly meeting place, where our guests can enjoy a pint of one of our 17 beers on draft, many local craft tall cans while dining on delicious offerings from our casual menu. Sit back and watch an unforgettable Goderich sunset on Lake Huron, while our staff make you feel right at home. You might even catch some live entertainment indoors or on our large partly covered patio!!
Our regulars often visit Park House for the “from the lakes” fresh perch and pickerel, or the Haddock fish and chips. But if fish is not your thing, our extensive menu has something for everyone including steak, ribs, chicken wings, vegetarian, vegan and gluten free options! Complete your dining experience with our famous homemade carrot cake.
Built in the late 1830’s, this historical building is one of Huron County’s oldest structures. Thomas Mercer Jones, the first Commissioner of the Canada Company and his wife moved to Goderich in 1843 and lived in this Georgian-style home, which was once referred to as “The Castle”.
The garden beds and spacious lawns were a sight to behold. This home was the centre of lavish dinner parties, balls and garden parties. This impressive residence had 10 magnificent fireplaces, some constructed from imported Italian marble, which heated many bedrooms and drawing rooms. In 1895 an agreement was signed by the Canada Company to sell four of the lots which comprised the company’s property, including the home. The gracious home of Mr. and Mrs. Jones became a railroad hotel, known as Maitland House. On December 9, 1945 a fire destroyed the roof and top floor of the hotel which was then rebuilt with a flat roof.
In the spring of 1976 the hotel was purchased and renamed the Harbour Park Inn. It is the oldest building standing in Goderich today, a reminder of the vision of the men of the Canada Company and the early settlers of Huron County. Over the years, this building has undergone many changes but one thing remains, The Park House is a friendly meeting place filled with atmosphere, overlooking beautiful Lake Huron where unforgettable Goderich sunsets can be seen. Enjoy your visit.
Welcome to Goderich Summers we have live entertainment on our patio every Friday and Saturday night Weather permitting. We feature local talent such as The Howlin’ Dog Jazz Band, Dave MacAdam, Matt Hussey, John Powers, Paul MCInnis, Brad Cassels, Matt Storch and Brian Dale!!
Booking a function? Our second-floor meeting room, equipped with audio & Visual and a full-service bar, it can accommodate up to 50 people. Perfect for small weddings, corporate meetings, retirement or birthday parties, baby showers and much more. Better yet, the famous Lake Huron sunsets are also visible from this room! We also have a private dining room which can comfortably accommodate up to 30 people.
We are pleased to accept take out orders 7 days a week during regular business hours. in some situations we may not be able to process your order at the time requested but we will provide an alternative.
During the SUmmer we accept reservations Monday - Thursday All Day and weekends until 4pm.
For both take out orders and Reservations please call
519 524 4968
MONDAY 11:30 - 8PM
TUESDAY 11:30 - 8PM
WEDNESDAY 11:30 - 8PM
THURSDAY: 11:30 - 8PM
FRIDAY: 11:30 - 9PM
SATURDAY: 11:30 - 9PM
SUNDAY: 11:30 - 9PM
*Close time refers to last sitting - Kitchen Hours May Vary*
Park House Restaurant