Historic Sites

The Village of Saint-Antoine, New Brunswick numbers some 1770 inhabitants, of which 84% are French-speaking. The municipality is situated 34 km north of Moncton, which explains why it is a favored location for people seeking a peaceful life while remaining close to the big city.

Saint-Antoine was founded in 1832 and at the time was named Higho or Higho de Cocagne. In 1873, the parish was given the name Saint-Antoine-l'Ermite. The municipality was incorporated as the Village of Saint-Antoine in 1966.

Village of Saint-Antoine

4556 Principale St, Suite 300
Saint-Antoine, NB E4V 1R3
Phone : (506) 525-4020
Fax : (506) 525-4027
Email : village@saint-antoine.ca

The Birthplace of Louis J. Robichaud

Higho of Cocagne

Founders’ Place

Pioneer Cemetery

LeBlanc House

Church of Saint-Antoine the Hermit

Acadian Square

Gilbert Léger Store

Léger Bros. Mills Site

Camille-Vautour Presbytery

Old Bouctouche Railroad Route

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Village of Saint-Antoine