Saint Croix Island International Historic Site
In June of 1604, French nobleman-courtier Pierre Dugua, Sieur de Mons and his expedition established a settlement on St. Croix Island. In the milder months, they built houses, a storehouse, kitchen and chapel, and formed strong Aboriginal alliances.
Visiting Saint Croix Island International Historic Site
Activities and experiences
Explore the self-guided interpretive trail, viewpoints and gorgeous picnic spot.
Plan your visit
Spend an hour or two enjoying the panoramic views, trail, and interpretation panels overlooking the island.
About Saint Croix Island International Historic Site
Culture and history
Indigenous connections, history, cultural landscape.
Contact Saint Croix Island International Historic Site
Phone
506‑636‑4011
Email
martello@pc.gc.ca
For emergencies within the
Historic Site:
780‑852‑6155
Hours of operation
June 1 to October 16
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