Is there a bus from Singhampton to Shelburne?

No, there is no public bus service between these two locations.

How long is the drive?

The drive takes approximately 35 minutes under normal conditions.

What is the best route?

Taking County Road 124 South is the most direct and efficient route.

Are there tolls on this route?

No, there are no toll roads between Singhampton and Shelburne.

Yes, the entire route consists of paved secondary highways.

Singhampton

Shelburne

Driving

Singhampton to Shelburne

Updated: 29 May 2026

The journey from Singhampton to Shelburne covers approximately 35 kilometers through the rolling hills of Grey and Dufferin counties. Driving is the only practical mode of transport as there is no public transit connecting these rural communities. You will primarily travel south on County Road 124, which offers scenic views of the Niagara Escarpment. The trip typically takes 30 to 35 minutes depending on seasonal weather conditions. This route is a vital link for locals accessing services in the larger town of Shelburne.

Total Distance: 35 km driving distance; 32 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

Driving via County Road 124 takes approximately 35 minutes.

Cheapest Way

Driving your own vehicle is the most cost-effective method.

Compare Singhampton to Shelburne Routes

Driving

Direct

Duration

35 minutes

Avg Price

10-15 CAD in fuel

Operator

Personal Vehicle

Route

County Road 124 South to Highway 10/89

Watch for agricultural machinery on the road during harvest season.

Travel Tips

Check Weather
Winter driving on County Road 124 can be hazardous due to drifting snow.
Fuel Up
Ensure your tank is full before leaving Singhampton as gas stations are sparse.
Speed Limits
Adhere strictly to speed limits when passing through the village of Honeywood.
Cell Service
Expect intermittent cellular reception in the valley sections of the route.
Road Conditions
Check Ontario 511 for real-time updates on road closures or construction.

Safety Tips

Wildlife
Be alert for deer crossing the road, especially during dawn and dusk.
Winter Tires
Mandatory for safe travel in this region from November to April.
Emergency Kit
Keep a winter emergency kit in your trunk including a shovel and blanket.
Visibility
Use headlights during daytime hours to increase visibility on winding rural roads.