Are you referring to the Henley First Nation wind turbines? Unless there is more than one location along the Georgian Bay coast where there are wind turbines, those are the only ones you will see. They are not that obtrusive! However, here is a shot with my p&s Sony zoomed in at 720mm that I got from 20 km. away last June - we counted 51 of the planned 87 turbines.
The shot was taken from campsite 723 near the Fingerboards, just across from the Bustard lighthouses.
You write -
Love the area but will pick another route if I'm going to be in the red light district.The stretch of the bay from Philip Edward island to Franklin Island is the most beautiful and wild section of the entire bay. It would be a shame to not go paddling along this section of the Georgian Bay coast because of some red lights on the turbines after dusk. You would have to make an effort to see them. They will not be casting a red glow on your tent wall as you try to fall asleep!