Oliphant is rich in history, Treaty 72 was signed on October 13, 1854, by First Nations residing on the “Saugeen Peninsula” and representatives of the Crown. The Treaty area covers most of what is now known as the Bruce Peninsula.
At the time of signing, the peninsula was known as the Saugeen Peninsula. The treaty is sometimes today referred to as the Bruce Peninsula Treaty.
Visit Oliphant if you are an outdoor enthusiast. Located along the shores of Lake Huron, just north of Sauble Beach, Oliphant has become a popular location for kite boarding and the Oliphant Fen Boardwalk.
Community facilities include a marina, dock, playground equipment, dog park, and great swimming areas.
