Grey County

Grey County is an administrative area in southwestern Ontario that includes farms, small towns, and natural recreation areas to explore. The landscape combines agricultural regions with outdoor spaces for different interests.

The county was established in 1852 and named after a British Prime Minister of that era. This early founding shaped how the area developed and was organized.

The Grey Roots Museum holds stories of the region through collections and a heritage village with old buildings from different periods. Visitors can see how daily life looked in earlier times here.

The area is spread out with communities scattered across it, so a car helps for exploring independently. Buses connect the different towns if you prefer traveling without a vehicle.

Throughout the region are farms where you can pick fresh fruit and vegetables directly from fields yourself. These farms let visitors experience harvest time firsthand and take home what they pick.

Location: Ontario

Inception: 1852

Shares border with: Simcoe County

Website: https://grey.ca

GPS coordinates: 44.34000,-80.67000

Latest update: December 7, 2025 19:22