35356 McKee Rd

Old Clayburn is a small historic area in eastern Abbotsford, set among the foothills of Sumas Mountain, farmland and wooded slopes. Its distinctive landmark is Clayburn Village, a preserved early-20th-century company town associated with the former Clayburn brickworks; heritage buildings and a village-scale layout give the area a different feel from Abbotsford’s newer commercial corridors. The setting brings wet, mild winters and warm, comparatively dry summers. Nearby roads connect to walking routes and open countryside, while parks and trail access offer room to get outdoors; check local access and conditions before setting out with a dog. Everyday dining, coffee and shopping are easier to find in central Abbotsford than within the historic village itself. Most trips are made by car, with regional connections via Highway 11 and Highway 1; public transit is more limited than in the city centre.