Honey Harbour

Honey Harbour Public Library 2586 Honey Harbour Rd. Box 220 Honey Harbour ON P0E 1E0 Phone: 705-756-8851 honeyharbourpl@gmail.com	Library Branch Hours Current Hours Sunday Closed Monday Closed Tuesday 10 – 6 Wednesday 10 – 3 Thursday Closed Friday 10 – 3 Saturday 10 – 3
Honey Harbour Park Location 2587 Honey Harbour Rd.	Park Location Hours Current Hours No regular open hours.

Library Staff will respond to your email request within two business days.

Honey Harbour History

The Honey Harbour Public Library was started as a Lion’s Club project in 1974 and in the spring of 1975 a trailer was purchased from the Federal Government. The trailer was moved to the Honey Harbour Public School yard and was officially opened on August 7, 1975. The Township of Georgian Bay Public Library Board became active as part of the Algonquin Regional Library System.

In October 1980 the Honey Harbour Public Library rented a building (the old liquor store) as a larger space was needed and also this building was closer to the center of town.

As times changed and progressed, the Township of Georgian Bay Public Library was no longer connected to the Algonquin Regional Library System but became linked with the Ontario Public Library System.

The library grew and the Board again realized that more space was needed. In 1992, Mayor Dot Donnelly announced that the Township of Georgian Bay had purchased the North Shore property and that the ground floor would be turned into a library. On July 18, 1992, the new library opened.

The Honey Harbour Enhancement Committee was formed under the Strategic Plan, 2009-2012. The Committee studied the needs of the library and applied for a Trillium Grant in November, 2010. The grant was approved in March, 2011 and in May the library was refurbished to allow a more welcoming environment and accessibility.

In 2020 in a collaboration between the Township of Georgian Bay and the Trillium Lakelands Public School Board, three classrooms were renovated & and converted into a new bright and open library space. In December 2020, the Honey Harbour branch moved across and up the street into the new space.