Lucan

Lucan is a small town in Ontario, Canada.

Get in

You only can get in and out of town by your own means of transport. There is no public transport available. You can't do a thing here without a car! It is located between London, Ontario and Exeter, Ontario on Highway 4, approximately 28 kilometers north of London, Ontario.

Get around

Lucan is a typical Southern Ontario farmer's town. It's location on Highway 4 makes it a typical pass-through town.

See

Lucan Area Heritage & Donnelly Museum, 192 Frank Street, +1 519 227-1812. The little Heritage Museum has some items around the infamous Black Donnelleys.

Do

In the summer there is a nice splash pad available in the Optimist Park on Elm Street. This facility exists since 2010 and is very popular with the local people. The splash pad is formed similar to an Irish shamrock.

The Santa Parade on the first Saturday in December is well worth a visit for children under 10 years old. The parade is well known in the area and the longest in its kind in the wide area. (it takes about 1.5 to 2 hours for the parade to pass) Dress warmly!

Buy

Eat

There are a couple of eateries in town.

  • Mamarella's, Main St
  • Sunshine Chinese Restaurant, Main St
  • The Stuffed Zucchini, Main St
  • Our Place Family Restaurant, 163 Main St. 
  • inn.com wilberforce inn, 161 main st, ☎ +1 519 227-0491. Fine dining (Closed for Business, Awaiting new Owner) 

Drink

O'Leary's Irish Pub, 172 Main St

Sleep

The closest lodging is 20 km (12 mi) north in Exeter (Ontario); other options include St. Marys and London.

Go next
Routes through Lucan

Ends at ← Clinton ←  N  S  → London → Port Stanley


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