Tecumseh

About Tecumseh

Just east of Windsor on the shore of Lake St. Clair, Tecumseh is a well-kept town of about 23,000 known for its family neighbourhoods, parks and strong community spirit. Its roots go back to a Franco-Ontarian settlement, and it was incorporated as a town in 1921.

Living here

Tecumseh blends established neighbourhoods near the lake, including the former village of St. Clair Beach, with newer subdivisions to the south. With more than 40 parks and its own transit service, it’s popular with families who want a quieter town that is still minutes from Windsor’s shopping and jobs.

Highlights

• Lakewood Park on Lake St. Clair, with a disc golf course
• The Tecumseh Corn Festival, one of Ontario’s top festivals
• More than 40 parks and about 200 acres of parkland
• Tecumseh Historical Museum
• Quick access to Windsor and the E.C. Row Expressway

Communities and neighbourhoods