Haig-Brown Heritage House B&B

Roderick and Ann Haig-Brown purchased this property along the riverbank in the 1930s. He wrote extensively about fly fishing and conservation from his study, which remains intact today. The site now operates as both a public museum and an active bed and breakfast.

Guests at the Haig-Brown Heritage House B&B sleep in rooms that reflect early twentieth-century rural life. The surrounding grounds feature apple orchards and direct access to the water, where anglers often cast for salmon during the fall run.

Booking a room provides overnight access to the quiet estate after daytime museum visitors depart. The grounds are maintained by a local society to protect the literary and environmental legacy of its original owners.