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Chatham-Kent is the southernmost city in Canada, three hours southwest of Toronto and only one hour east of Detroit. The term “Chatham-Kent” is quite new, made up of nearly two dozen municipalities that were incorporated in 1998. But the history of the area plays a significant role here. The first municipalities were founded in the late 18th century, mainly around the lumber trade and strategic location of naval dockyards. The area of Chatham-Kent played a significant role in the War of 1812, and a lot of that history is on display all over. A few decades later, Chatham-Kent was vital to the Underground Railroad and was one of the main entry points on the move to free slaves.
The land making up Chatham-Kent is almost entirely farmland, broken by a few roads and the occasional barn. The main population center lies in the middle of all of this farmland, with the Thames River bisecting all of it. Chatham-Kent has a moderately humid climate thanks to its proximity to several large lakes. Lake Erie borders it on the south and Lake St. Clair to the west. High temperatures are pleasurable in the summer, but the humidity can make it appear hotter, while the winters are marked by cold, snowy days. There are activities in Chatham-Kent year-round; however, most campgrounds are seasonal. Search for an RV rental in Chatham-Kent to start an exciting tour of Ontario.
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