Saint Clair

Aerial View of St. Clair, Michigan

St. Clair was founded by Patrick Sinclair in 1764 when he built Fort Sinclair, a British fort, at the junction of the Pine River and River Huron (now called St. Clair River).

11577

View on the Map

Blue Water Area Convention and Visitors Bureau

Find Saint Clair Activities:

St. Clair, Michigan is serenity found. Its location is just 40 miles north of Detroit and only a few miles south of Port Huron, resting on the banks of the forever blue St. Clair River. This historic little city of tree-lined streets offers unique shops, cafés, pubs and specialty restaurants. It hosts the annual St. Clair Art Fair, boasts a historical museum and provides a modern boat harbor. It is the home of summer concerts and offshore powerboat racing.

A journey to the beautiful Blue Water Area truly is not complete without a few days spent enjoying St. Clair - whether you choose to spend your time on a golf course, a planned fishing expedition, strolling on the boardwalk or lounging in Palmer Park while watching the freighter traffic just a few feet off shore. Maybe just a walking tour of the city's neighborhoods with their vintage homes and historic churches will provide the relaxation you're seeking. You can do it all or do nothing at all.....St. Clair offers both. Discover the Blue… visit St. Clair