Somerset
Aprox Population: 480
The village of Somerset is perched atop the Pembina Mountain with an unparalleled view of the St. Léon wind farm and the beautiful patchwork of surrounding fertile fields.
Many settlers came to live in the region at the end of the 1800s. The name of the village commemorates Somerset, in England, the birthplace of many of these first settlers.
Come and enjoy the beautiful landscape and visit the Gabrielle Roy Museum, which houses a collection of objects that once belonged to the Roy family as well as letters written by Gabrielle Roy herself. During the summer months, you can fill your basket at the Somerset Farmers’ Market, where you’ll find fresh produce, crafts and other local culinary specialties.
Dac’s Drive Inn
Culinary Tourism
Restaurant that offers a varied menu, including salads, sandwiches, hamburgers, fries, fried fish, etc.
Gabrielle-Roy Museum
Attractions & Historic Sites
The Gabrielle-Roy Museum contains a collection of objects that once belonged to the Roy family, as well as letters written by Gabrielle Roy. There is also a large triptych which depicts the life and...
Somerset Campground
Located in the middle of a sports complex, this campground gives access to some great facilities, including : three baseball diamonds, and a community trail that is well-lit during the night for...
Somerset Farmer's Market
Outdoor Activities
The Somerset Farmer’s Market began in 2005. It features produce, crafts and other local specialties. The market is open from June 30th to September 29th 2010.
Somerset Food Bar
Culinary Tourism
Full breakfast, lunch and dinner menu, licensed. Cocktail lounge.
Somerset Gift Boutique
Shops & services
Gift shop with something for every occasion.
Somerset Library and Bookstore
Shops & services
Somerset Library and Bookstore is a great place to browse as it contains approximately 10,000 books. The library features adult and children's literature in both French and English as well as...
Trans Canada Trail
Outdoor Activities
This nationwide trail runs through the main street of Somerset to the northwest perimeter.
