Located along the beautiful banks of the Saint John River, the Clair Historic Site invites visitors to step into the past and experience the history, traditions, and charm of the Upper Madawaska region.
Managed by the Société historique de Clair, this exceptional heritage site offers visitors the opportunity to explore one of the oldest homes in the region, the Daigle–Saint-Jean House, built in 1848. Within its authentic walls, visitors can discover period furnishings, agricultural tools from the 1800s, and historical documents that tell the story of the people and occupations that shaped the region.
The site features several historic buildings and spaces to explore, including a charming chapel, a barn, a traditional logging camp, a cookhouse, and a community garden. Visitors can also enjoy a picnic area and access to the Saint John River, making it a perfect destination to relax, explore, and connect with local heritage.
The Clair Historic Site is also a popular location for special events and celebrations, including weddings, thanks to its unique character and picturesque setting.
August 2 – New Brunswick Day Celebration & Bazaar
Come discover the stories, traditions, and landscapes that make the Clair Historic Site a treasured part of New Brunswick’s heritage.
724 Main Street, Clair, New Brunswick
(506) 258-3030
sochclair@nb.aibn.com
724 Principale St. Clair, NB E7A 2H4
