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During your stay in the heart of Trinity Bay, there's no limit to your exploration while home at the Clarenville Inn.
Anxiously awaiting your vacation?
Stop the waiting, and check out our NEW Staycation Packages at the Inn!
The perfect balance of relaxation and adventure, for a stress-free staycation experience.
Whether you’re looking for some family fun or just out exploring on your own, eastern Newfoundland has hidden treasures tucked everywhere. Explore the destinations mentioned on this page, and check with the front desk while you’re here for more information. We’ll do all we can to make your stay with us a stay you’ll always remember!
Interested in learning more about our staycation packages?
Kayaking & Zodiac Tours
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Tours and rentals provided by GypsySea Adventure Tours!
Skerwink Trail
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Quite possibly one of the most beautiful hikes in the world, in 2003 the Skerwink was ranked by Travel & Leisure Magazine as one of the top trails in North America and Europe.
The trail is a moderate to difficult 5.3-km loop coastal trail featuring spectacular views of sea stacks, whales, icebergs, and eagles, as well as the communities of Port Rexton and Trinity. Don’t expect to hike quickly once you reach the coast.
At every step, there’s a sea stack, a beach or a rugged cliff face to wow your senses. You could easily spend the day here photographing the beauty of Mother Nature at its best.
Travel time from the Inn: 53 minutes
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Movies & Gaming
At the Inn, we understand the value of family time. That’s why our Movie & Game Room also comes fully equipped with traditional board games for the whole family, too!
* 85” TV
* XBOX gaming system
* Theatre-style seating
* Traditional board games
* Food & beverage service
Temporarily Closed.
PROUDLY PARTNERED WITH LOCAL BUSINESSES TO BRING LOCAL EXPERIENCES
Brewery
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Port Rexton Brewery is a microbrewery serving and crafting exciting seasonal and experimental local beer during the summer and fall season.
Located in the Town of Port Rexton on the East Coast of Newfoundland, situated along Route 230 between Clarenville and Bonavista and approximately a 3-hour drive from St. John’s.
The town has approximately 350 year-round residents and boasts some of the best coastal views and rugged landscapes, hikes, and whale watching opportunities in rural Newfoundland.
You'll be quenching your thirst and exploring this vibrant town in just 57 minutes from the Clarenville Inn.
Farm & Market Clarenville
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The Farm and Market is a seasonal Market, consisting of 35 booths offering fresh, local produce, flowers, prepared foods, and handcrafted items. The Market hosts a wide range of family and nutritional programs, live entertainment, community service and Non-Profit booths, master gardener consultations, youth activities, and food demos.
The Farm & Market Clarenville offers:
* Raised growing beds, growing specialty crops. Each bed measures 80 feet long.
* An educational greenhouse for starter plants and seasonal crops.
* An operating Elliston Style root cellar.
* An outdoor performance stage with live music & prepared foods.
* A children’s play area.
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The Market is open every Saturday until December 15th, 2024 from 10am – 3pm.
Located right next door!
Historic Bonavista
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Bonavista is one of the most photographed areas in the province. The Italian explorer Giovanni Caboto (or John Cabot as he is locally known) discovered North America in 1497. His first words are said to have been “O buono vista!” or ” Oh beautiful view!” if your Italian is a bit rusty.
Rocky shores, pebbled beaches and picturesque fishing boats line small formations of houses, new and old. At the Ryan Premises National Historic Site and the Bonavista Museum you will learn the history of the salt fish trade – the cornerstone of Newfoundland and Labrador’s economy for centuries.
Travel time from the Clarenville Inn is 90 minutes, but you may want to allow quite a bit more time to explore the many sights along the way.
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Historic Trinity
Trinity is one of the most authentic outport gems found in Newfoundland and Labrador. The authenticity is woven into every aspect of the Trinity area, from the beautifully restored fishing rooms and saltbox houses to the lovely people greeting you in the lanes and welcoming you into their homes.
Houses, museums, art galleries, and other historic buildings are perfectly preserved from the 18th century. Hiking trails like the nearby Skerwink Trail bring you to rolling granite slopes and spectacular beaches. You can also take boat tours to experience the beautiful landscape, as well as spot birds, whales, and icebergs.
Travel time from the Clarenville Inn to the Town of Trinity is just 58 minutes, with lots of stunning stops along the way.
Eastport Beaches
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Eastport is a popular Newfoundland destination 10 miles from Clarenville. It is famed for its sandy beaches, beautiful scenery and traditional Newfoundland outport heritage. The area features three beautiful, white sandy beaches, connected by boardwalks and natural trail. Facilities including restaurants, gazebo on two beaches, change rooms, toilets, picnic tables, park benches, BBQ, and beach volleyball. During the last weekend of July or first weekend of August, the annual SeaFest is held on the beach.
Travel time from the Inn: 1 hour 10 minutes
PROUDLY PARTNERED WITH LOCAL BUSINESSES TO BRING LOCAL EXPERIENCES
