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GOMOTEL.CA

Located in downtown Moncton, GOMOTEL.CA is a small motel that offers a beautiful view of Jones Lake. Situated near a lovely lakeside walking trail and many tourist destinations, GOMOTEL.CA is an excellent choice for your next Moncton vacation. Our newly renovated rooms are carpet free and contain a large refrigerator, a microwave and free Wi-Fi. Smoking and pets are not permitted in the rooms as we strive to offer an allergy free environment. Designated smoking areas are available. Discover the unique, friendly atmosphere of our small motel and take advantage of our onsite amenities.

Gondola Point Beach

Gondola Point Beach is a supervised freshwater beach with changing rooms and picnic areas. It is situated on a sandbar overlooking the Kennebecasis River at the entrance to the Gondola Point Cable Ferry service in Quispamsis. A large parking area is located off Gondola Point Road. Signs are posted when lifeguards are on duty.

Gondola Point Ferry

Year-round, toll-free service operated by the provincial government between Gondola Point (Route 119) and Route 845. The Gondola Point ferry is the link between the vibrant town of Quispamsis, and the beautiful Kingston Peninsula. This ferry ride features breathtaking views of the Kennebecasis River that are sure to delight all visitors.

Governor's Table Camp

If you're craving a unique once-in-a-lifetime adventure in the NB wilderness, we welcome you to the heart of it; a crystal-clear river, and a serene forest featuring an abundance of local wildlife! Our tranquil, country-style cabins are very clean, air-conditioned, have private washrooms and feature satellite TV, allowing you to relax and fully enjoy your stay! We are situated along the headwaters of the Miramichi River, famous for its Atlantic Salmon and trout fishing.

Graham Creek Covered Bridge (Graham, Tom)

Built in 1928, this covered bridge is 41 m (135 ft.) in length. Driving directions: Route 11, Exit 53, Route 134 West 1.6 km (0.99 mi.), Route 495 South 6.7 km (4 mi.), Route 470 South 1.3 km (0.81 mi.), Route 510 West 3.3 km (2 mi.), at Main River, near Rexton.

Grand Falls Golf Club

Put your best golfing skills to the test and stop at the Grand Falls Golf Club where you'll need precision to play a winning game, especially on the back 9. The Grand Golf Club is recognized for its rugged beauty and panoramic views, particularly on the 6th and the 14th holes. Come and challenge yourself on a picturesque course! This classic 18-hole championship course is a classic in every sense of the word. The golf course is open 7 days a week.

Grand Falls Museum

Visit the museum located across the seasonal falls and gorge to discover an array of historical objects. Among the exhibits featured are the boots and goggles worn by the legendary jockey Ron Turcotte when he rode the powerful horse, Secretariat, and won the Triple Crown in 1973. Another interesting item on display is a wedding cake crafted in 1940. The various heritage articles on display will captivate the interest of both young and old alike.

Grand Falls Visitor Information Centre (Malabeam)

Grand Falls is fortunate to have, in the centre of town, New Brunswick's most impressive seasonal falls and gorge. Begin your visit at the Malabeam Tourist Centre. Come and discover the history and beauty of this naturally inspiring wonder. Admire the picturesque view at the Malabeam Centre and take advantage of FREE services: travel assistance and counselling offered by a dedicated and bilingual staff, information about attractions and festivals.

Grand Lake Park/Princess Park Campground

Fun, family-oriented campground boasting 200+ hectares pristine woodland and gorgeous beach on West Grand Lake. Playgrounds, picnic tables, boat launch, recreational building, trails, fire pits,washrooms/showers, cabins, security gates. Short term and seasonal camping, 3-way to dry camping for RVs and tents. Special consideration to needs of snowbirds.

Grand Manan Beaches (Anchorage, Castalia Park, Dark Harbour, Deep Cove, North Head, Seal Cove)

Wherever you go on the island, there's sure to be a terrific beach nearby, where the words "crowded beach" is defined by the number of gulls and other seabirds on the beach that day. It's no wonder Reader's Digest voted Grand Manan Island as one of the World's 7 Best Small Islands ! Anchorage Beach is an unsupervised, sandy, saltwater beach where you can relax with the Bay of Fundy nipping at your toes. Do some beachcombing, see wildlife and check the nearby freshwater ponds – a great spot to cast your line for trout. Canoe or kayak as well.Castalia Park Beach is gravel and salt marsh.

Grand Manan Island

Voted by Reader's Digest as one of the World's 7 Best Small Islands, Grand Manan Island is all of the good things you expect in New Brunswick in one convenient package: uncrowded beaches, excellent hiking trails, cycling, first-rate birdwatching, whale-watching, sea kayaking, spectacular sunsets, lighthouses, rugged cliffs, museums, great dining, craft and art shops, summer festivals, and scenic fishing communities.

Grand Manan Island - White Head Island Ferry

White Head Island is accessible several times a day from Grand Manan Island at Ingalls Head via the MV William Frankland Ferry. The crossing (approximately 20 minutes) is free of charge. The ferry carries 45 passengers and 9 cars. White Head Island is a quiet fishing community of approximately 180 residents, mainly fishermen and their families. The 6-km (4-mi.) road goes around two-thirds of the island. A lighthouse, a sandy beach and a rocky coast can be found on the "back" of the island. This is an excellent location for birdwatching, hiking, biking and touring.

Grand Manan Nature Preserves - Red Trail System

The Nature Trust of New Brunswick has conserved three nature preserves (Thomas B. Munro Memorial Shoreline Nature Preserve, Meredith Houseworth Memorial Seashore Nature Preserve, and Seven Days Work Cliff Nature Preserve) on Grand Manan, all of which encompass parts of the Red Trail, a 17-km (10.5-mi) long trail system that runs along the coast of the island. This trail system is managed by the Grand Manan Trails Association and used by residents and visitors. Beginning at the Whistle Lighthouse, the trail winds through the Thomas B.

Grande-Anse Beach

Unsupervised saltwater beach sheltered between wave-sculpted rock formations. Change houses, washrooms, parking, food service and picnic area. Also has a children's play area, volleyball court and access ramp from the elevated parking area down to a sandy beach. Close to accommodation and the Village Historique Acadien.

Granite Town Farms

Granite Town Farms is a family-owned-and-operated, award-winning, wild-blueberry farm, located on the beautiful Bay of Fundy. Here we proudly grow all of our own northern wild blueberries on more than 200 carefully nurtured hectares (500 acres).

Granite Town Hotel & Country Inn

All rooms and facilities were completely renovated with the addition of new mattresses,windows,window dressings,carpet, air conditioners/heaters, fresh paint and renovated lobby.

Graystone Brewing

Located in downtown Fredericton, Graystone offers West Coast style ales as well as more than 20 taps of other New Brunswick craft beers.

Great Bear Camping

For over 35 years, campers have made Great Bear Campground their camping destination because of the spacious, waterfront campsites and meticulously clean grounds and washrooms. Wooded and open sites are available in a safe, family atmosphere. Modern amenities are provided, as well as access to hiking trails on our fourth-generation Hagerman family farm. Great Bear is also well known as an ideal location to fish for Musky and Smallmouth Bass right off the dock near your campsite. The campground is located on the St.

Green River No. 3 Covered Bridge (Boniface)

Built in 1925, this covered bridge is 59 m (194 ft.) in length. Driving directions: Route 2, Exit 32, Davis Street North 4.9 km (3 mi.), onto Boniface Road.

Green's Point Lightstation (Letete Passage)

The lightstation at Green's Point, with its octagonal wooden tower, was established in 1879 and altered in 1903. Museum on site which is wheelchair accessible. Bathroom and picnic tables on site. Spend some time gazing at the fantastic view of the Letete Passage, and enjoy the seabirds circling overhead.

Greig Pottery

We offer a wide range of pottery pieces in contemporary colours, useful for home and office. Come into our shop, located on the banks of the St. John River, to see our new and older patterns.

Grey Rock Casino

State-of-the-art casino, bingo and dining experience in Edmundston. Over 190 slot machines, poker hall, large concert venue, bingo and two restaurants. A solid menu of favourites awaits at the Fiddlehead Café. Try the delicious steaks at the Valley View Restaurant. For date night or an evening with friends, Grey Rock Casino is the perfect place to have fun!

Grotto and Calvary

Since 1878 and 1882 respectively, the Grotto and Calvary have served as a place of pilgrimage to the Virgin Mary, patron saint of the Acadians. Each year on August 15, the Feast of the Assumption, a procession or a mass is held on the wharf near the Grotto. Nestled on the hillside overlooking the river and surrounded by a mature Acadian forest, you will find the Grotto and Calvary with monuments, original statues and stone walls. During the first World Acadian Congress in 1994, 3,000 people gathered in this location for the raising of the Acadian flag.