The purpose of Economic Review 2022-23 is to help the business community understand the factors impacting the local economy and recognize that the Town of Clarenville is a good place to do business. Please view the Economic Review below.   In general, the economic outlook for the Town of Clarenville is positive. Economic Review 2022-23 …

The Town of Clarenville publishes a yearly newsletter to spotlight our community and to keep our residents informed. It is used to provide updates on Town projects and issues; provide information on resources, events, and news. Check out our Community Updates Winter/Spring 2023 Newsletter by clicking on the link below.  

First off, the Town of Clarenville would like to extend another sincere Thank-you to the Clarenville Trails Advisory Committee and the “Dream Team” working group for all their assistance in rejuvenating our trail network. Both the Rotary Trail and Bare Mountain Trail are in great condition for hiking. Here is a summary of our recent …

ATTENTION: TOURISM SECTOR OPPORTUNITY The town of Clarenville is engaged in developing its visitor experiences. The Strategic Tourism Expansion Program (STEP) is a sustainable tourism development planning process with a focus on tourism experiences. The program will seek to create experiential products, building capacity around innovative marketing

  The Town of Clarenville is proud to support the arts in our community and is embarking on a project to feature local works of art in the Town Hall. Council would like to invite Artists to submit proposals for artworks for display at the Town Hall & to be featured on our Town’s website. …

If you haven’t noticed, the walking loop at Elizabeth Swan Park has had some recent upgrades! Thanks to the tremendous work of the Sole Sisters, the walking loop at the park is now equipped with lighting, specifically around the back of park near the volleyball courts and along the river. This is a fantastic start, …

The Town of Clarenville would like to extend a sincere THANK-YOU to the Clarenville Trails Advisory Committee for their work in upgrading the Bare Mountain Trail. New trails maps have been designed and installed, along with storyboards and trail safety tips on both Trailhead Kiosks. The North Trailhead Kiosk is located on Manitoba Drive near …

Did you know that we send over 1.8 million kg of waste to the ERSB transfer station each year? Much of this ends up in the Robinhood Bay landfill in St. John’s! Disposing of waste is a very expensive cost to taxpayers! Let’s consider recycling more! Recycling not only diverts waste from the landfill it …

Clarenville and the surrounding areas offer great opportunities for users of ATV’s, Snowmobiles and biking to explore and have fun. We are encouraging people to enjoy the sport safely while following the rules and respecting the rights of others. To view Trail routes, In-town Trail Accessible places and maps of Clarenville and the surrounding area