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Richibucto River Museum

For many years, the Richibucto River Historical Society has been a collector of great amounts of local history and artefacts. The idea of the historical society is said to have spawned from a school reunion of former teachers. They decided to document some of Rexton’s early history, which in turn initiated the writing of “The History of Old Kingston” by Edward L. Gallagher.

Sackville Arts Walk

The Sackville Arts Walk is a map-guided walking tour of cultural highlights in downtown Sackville. Featuring artists and artworks, sculpture and paintings, stained glass and architecture, visits to craft and art galleries as well as buildings of unique architectural design.

Shediac Bay Yacht Club

Located in South-eastern NB on the Northumberland Strait, Shediac Bay Yacht Club is considered as one of the largest boating facility East of Quebec and provides full marina services to accommodate boats up to 55 feet (sail and power). Services include electrical (15/30 amp), laundry facility, pump-out station, wireless Internet, showers, washrooms and 7.5 ton fixed crane facility. It is conveniently located within walking distance to the amenities of the downtown area. Each Summer, the Yacht Club also operates a Sailing School that is recognized on a regional and national level.

Sportsman's Pride Outfitters

Comfortable three-season cabin. Bear and moose hunts in heart of zones 2 and 3. Cabin rental available for ATVing, moose hunting, trout fishing, and vacationing.

St. David’s Presbyterian Church

PROVINCIAL HERITAGE PLACE Presbyterians were among the earliest immigrants to come to North America. They settled up and down the East Coast and began moving westward into the wilderness, founding congregations along the way, as early as the 1630s. They were one of the Protestant denominations that ruled colonial life. Members of the early church were mainly Scottish, Irish and English settlers. They helped shape society and encouraged educational, missionary, evangelical and reforming work.

St. Michael's Museum and Genealogical Centre

PROVINCIAL HERITAGE PLACE This building, constructed in 1846, marks the beginning of St. Michael's Parish of Chatham. From here the administration of the entire Roman Catholic diocese in northern New Brunswick took place. First Episcopal residence in 1860 and first Hôtel-Dieu hospital in 1869. Today it is a genealogical research centre and Catholic religious supply shop.

Stone Ridge Guided Hunts

Guiding and hunting service for black bear, moose, deer, upland game birds, coyote, and small varmint. Professional approaches to baiting, stand hunting, and ethical shooting practices for all firearms, bows, crossbows, etc. Packages include lodging and meals for the duration of the hunt. Friendly service, good country cooking and a new cabin offering all amenities in a clean friendly environment.

Tabusintac Centennial Library and Museum

Originally the first Methodist Church in the area, this building later became Tabusintac’s first high school and New Brunswick's second rural high school. It now serves the community as a museum and craft shop. Come explore the museum and learn about the mother of Tabusintac, Charlotte Taylor. Searching for your family roots? We have numerous family trees available, as well as cemetery and church records.

Taxis River Outfitters

High-quality, personalized service specializing in White-tailed deer, moose and Black bear hunts. Accommodations hold up to 30 guests. Minutes from Miramichi River.

The Brundage Point Weekly Market

The Brundage Point Market in Grand Bay-Westfield features local vendors selling everything from A to Z. Find food items from around the world, baking and cooking, barbecue, woodworking, preserves, fresh in-season produce and plants, meat and fish, jewelry, soaps and lotions.

Tracadie Visitor Information Centre

Stop at the Tracadie Visitor Information Centre to receive information about this region of the province, such as: Travel assistance and itinerary planning Information about events, attractions and festivals The centre, with a large parking lot and rest area with a picnic table, is located in town along the shore, near the Véloroute and the kayak and bike rental shop, and only 1 km (0.6 mi.) from downtown stores and services.

Two Islands, a Thousand Treasures

When visiting the Acadian peninsula, follow an itinerary that appeals to all fun-loving treasure-seekers. Just grab a map and venture on a discovery journey to find the treasures of Lamèque and Miscou islands. Set off on your adventure by car, bicycle or motorcycle. Along the way, you might get the chance to taste fresh seafood of the day, meet fishermen and locals and to see a whole lot more. Salty air, amazing views, birdwatching, unique churches and magnificent sandy beaches are all part of this beautiful region of Acadie.

Woodstock Heritage Walking Tour

The Woodstock Victorian Heritage Walking Tour showcases the history of New Brunswick's first town, from the time of incorporation in 1856. This self-guided tour begins at the L. P. Fisher Public Library and finishes at the Honourable Charles Connell House. There are 40 properties in the tour, including the exterior of Victorian homes and civic buildings on the downtown residential streets. Pick up your free copy of the tour guide at the L. P. Fisher Public Library, Honourable Charles Connell House or Town Hall.

Woodstock Valley Yacht Club

The Woodstock Valley Yacht Club at the Woodstock marina is located on the Saint John River. The marina consists of 35 berths. Visiting boaters are welcome. Easy access to downtown. Power, water, gas and pump out station are available.

Château Saint John Hotel & Suites

Designed with travellers in mind, Château Saint John – Hotel and Suites has raised the bar on quality, service and comfort. Situated only minutes from the famous Reversing Rapids and the Old City Market, the hotel pays tribute to Saint John's long and illustrious history through its unique decor. Combining the essence of yesterday with the technology of today, Château Saint John delivers an unforgettable experience and ambiance. We are confident you'll agree that Château Saint John – Hotel and Suites exceeds the standards of excellence in Atlantic Canada.

Honourable Charles Connell House

A National Historic Site built for the Honourable Charles Connell in 1839. In his time, Charles Connell was a businessman and politician but his place in history endures as the central figure in the fascinating saga of the 1860 “Connell Stamp.” Guided tours available. Special summer exhibits. Afternoon tea monthly - please call for date and time.

Imperial Theatre

An original vaudeville theatre, this world-class performing arts facility has been restored to its original splendour, and celebrated its 100th anniversary in September, 2013. Billed in its day as the 'finest Theatre in Eastern Canada'. Over one-hundred years later, Imperial Theatre continues to host some of the finest artists and performers in the region, the country, and the world.

Inside Out Nature Centre

Inside Out Nature Centre welcomes locals and visitors lakeside at Lily Lake (Hatheway) Pavilion in Saint John, New Brunswick! Our all season Nature centre focuses on all ages, abilities and family friendly outdoor adventures in one of Saint Johns' beautiful urban parks, Rockwood Park. Located only moments from the city centre, discover the great outdoors while paddling, walking, hiking, geocaching, snow shoeing, rock climbing or simply take time for wellness and relaxation.

Quaco Museum

A community museum with a focus on the shipbuilding heritage and local history of the St. Martins area. Immerse yourself in the halcyon days of New Brunswick shipbuilding and hear the fascinating stories of the men and women at sea in the golden age of sail. The museum explores the rich history of Quaco, St. Martins and the nearby historic shipbuilding community of Tynemouth Creek.

River Bay Adventures

River Bay Adventures is a mobile operation based in Saint John New Brunswick, the only city located on the Bay of Fundy, boasting over 73 km of coastal shoreline within its boundaries. Kayak along the rugged Atlantic coastline or enjoy the scenery of the expansive inland waterways that flow through New Brunswick’s abundant natural setting to reach the highest tides in the world. Enjoy wildlife viewing and the stunning beauty of the area as guides share local stories.

Rodd Moncton

Rodd Moncton is a modern hotel overlooking the world-famous tidal bore. Located within walking distance of the downtown business district, only 7.5 km (4.4 mi.) from the Moncton Airport and minutes from all your needs. Choose from 97 tastefully decorated guestrooms – from drive-up motel guestrooms to an executive hotel section, just around the corner from our seasonal outdoor patio and heated pool.

Taymouth Community Market

You’re invited to the Taymouth Community Market where you’ll discover a variety of sweet treats, handmade crafts and other goodies! Visitors are welcomed with free coffee or tea and can enjoy live performances as they wander throughout the market. Stay informed about upcoming market dates by following their social media pages and checking their website.

The Loyalist House

NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE Loyalist House was constructed from 1811 to 1817 by David Daniel Merrit, a Loyalist from Rye, New York. The oldest building in the city of Saint John, it survived the Great Fire of 1877 due to servants surrounding it with wet towels. The Merrit family continuously occupied it for nearly 150 years, and in 1959 it was acquired by the New Brunswick Historical Society.

Tilley House Museum

NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE AND PROVINCIAL HERITAGE PLACE It happened here! Indigenous, Acadians, Loyalists, European migration, Confederation, Great Depression and the World Wars – we were there. Visit to hear stories of some of interesting people, discover 19th-century New Brunswick fine art, furniture and clothing; and examine Indigenous culture. Don't miss our special permanent exhibitions.

Agricultural Museum of New Brunswick

The museum is dedicated to preserving the heritage of our province's agricultural industry and rural life. Its collection includes hundreds of artifacts dating from the 18th century to the mid-1970s. The museum is open to the public in July and August and hold yearly special events such as the Antique Power Show on May long weekend, a Fibre Social on the 2nd Wednesday in July and Harvest Day the 4th Saturday in September. Private tours between mid-June and mid-October by request.