Treat yourself to massages, body treatments, Nordic baths and other sensory delights.
In 1796, Dunham was the first township in the region to be proclaimed and the first to be officially established in Lower Canada. With its numerous stone and brick houses, three churches, and fenced properties, the village core is typical of those from the Loyalist era. Today, several restaurants and boutiques are located in impressive buildings from the past. The birthplace of Quebec’s grape-growing industry, Dunham is the midpoint on the Brome-Missisquoi Wine Route, the province’s first wine route. This route features 22 vineyards, each providing a memorable olfactory, tasting, and visual experience. When it’s time to harvest the grapes, it’s also time to pick berries, vegetables, and apples nearby. The spring event, Clé des Champs, celebrates the village’s rural, food-focused character.
Did you know that is one of the Townships “Coeurs villageois”?
Restaurants
Brasserie Dunham Table FermièreDunham
Vineyards
Vignoble de l'Orpailleur - ÉCONOMUSÉE® du vigneronDunham
Orchards
Domaine de DunhamDunham
Vineyards
Vignoble Clos Ste-CroixDunham
Vineyards
Val Caudalies - vineyard and cider estateDunham
Berry picking
Bleuetière BenoîtDunham
Café de village
L'Épicerie-café DunhamDunham
Sugar shacks
Le Vignoble du RuisseauDunham
Berry picking
La Colline aux bleuetsDunham
Berry picking
Au Paradis des Fruits Dunham, Les Miels Naturels CharbonneauDunham
Micro-Brewery
Matera BrasseursDunham
Vineyards
Le Vignoble du RuisseauDunham
