The first settlers were Mathurin McCollough and Germain Corporon who arrived in 1829.
The village owes it name to Father Sigogne, who was the parish priest of St. Mary’s Bay when the first settlers moved on the land granted to them. Sigogne’s hometown in France was called “Corberi”. Some also say the village was named after a laughing crow (corbeau rit) that was spotted by the first Acadian families who had arrived in the area.
Wentworth Lake Municipal Park along Route 340 features walking trails, nature interpretation stations and picnic areas. A cider company has been recently established in Corberrie.
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Corberrie Cider
From blossom to bottle, apples are hand picked and transformed into a crisp tasty cider. Available for purchase at their farm, local farmers markets and some restaurants. New for 2022: tasting room!
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Wentworth Lake Park
This family-friendly park overlooking Wentworth Lake is a great outdoor space to go for a walk in the trails, have a picnic, enjoy the slide, sit on the wooden lookout terrace, and simply enjoy the beautiful lake views.
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