Getting around Sherkston.

Sherkston Shores is a big, friendly place — 560 acres along Lake Erie — but getting around is genuinely easy. Between your included golf cart and the compact, walkable Quarry Meadows side, you rarely need to think about it. Here’s how it works.

Your golf cart is the whole trick

Every stay at Quarry Meadows 116 includes the golf cart — no add-on, no daily fee. It’s the fastest way to the beach, the on-site supermarket and the village, and it turns “who wants to walk back for the sunscreen” into a two-minute hop. The charger and wheel lock are here; keep it plugged in overnight and you’ll never run low. Families tell us the golf-cart rides are the kids’ favourite part of the trip.

The quiet, gated side

Quarry Meadows 116 sits on the gated Quarry Meadows side — the calmer pocket of the resort, away from the busiest strips, with no rear neighbours. From here it’s a short cart ride or walk to the beach, and an easy loop to the on-site supermarket for anything you forgot. Bring bikes if you like to pedal; the resort roads are flat and pleasant.

Arriving & parking

You’ll check in at the main Sherkston gate — give your name and let them know you’re staying at 116 Quarry Meadows. The cottage allows up to two vehicles. Detailed turn-by-turn directions, the gate details and your keypad code are sent privately to booked guests before arrival, so you’ll have everything you need the day you come.

Getting here

• From the GTA: about 90 minutes.
• From Niagara Falls: roughly 25–30 minutes.
• From the Buffalo / Fort Erie border: about 20–30 minutes.
• Nearest town for a bigger grocery or pharmacy run: Port Colborne, about 15 minutes away — though the on-site supermarket covers most needs.

Beyond the resort

The golf cart stays inside Sherkston, so you’ll use your car for day trips. Good news: the best of the Niagara region is close. See our day trips from Sherkston guide for what’s worth the drive.