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Crimmins Pottery

Functional stoneware pottery. Crimmins Pottery has been part of the New Brunswick craft community since 1970. “Much of how and where we live is captured in our work; our lives are constantly changing and being influenced by the work we do.”Visitors can watch the work in progress, enjoy the outdoor-deck gallery and sculpture garden, and browse the pottery shop which is brimming with creative pieces suitable for any setting.

City of Dieppe

Looking for a unique hub of activity? You'll find it here with its European-style downtown so close to nature trails, parks and beaches, including Parlee Beach. Take part in cultural and recreational activities, visit the Dieppe Market, the Aquatic and Sports Centre, the Splash Pad, indulge in some of the best shopping at CF Champlain, or improve your game of golf at the renowned Fox Creek Golf Course. So many choices…so take your time!

Saint John Police Museum

This museum is dedicated to sharing and teaching the history of policing in Saint John. Say hi to our constable dressed in 1849 uniform and do a selfie or a family portrait behind a jail cell door. View the 1965 Volkswagen police car restored in 1999 to celebrate our 150-year anniversary. Interact with volunteers, retired, and former police officers and hear their stories about the good old days. Welcome one and all.

Delta Hotels by Marriott Saint John

Delta Hotels by Marriott Saint John is the largest hotel within the historical city of Saint John.

Dominion Hill Country Inn

Our historic estate is located on a tidal bay near Route 1, close to Saint Andrews. Recently renovated inn with suites, rooms, cottages and glamping sites. Amenities include Wi-Fi, TV, hot tub, fire pit, exercise equipment, yoga studio, massage chair, playground, lawn games and bicycles. The restaurant in the manor house provides breakfast for all guests, dinner by reservation, and bar service. Outdoor patio, meeting rooms and beautifully renovated barn for weddings and reunions.

Woodstock

Woodstock, New Brunswick's First Town, is rich with more than 160 years of history and heritage and is home to some of New Brunswick's first pioneers. Settled on the banks of the Meduxnekeag and Saint John rivers. Woodstock boasts some of the finest 19th-century homes, churches and civic buildings in the Maritimes. Take a stroll on Woodstock's Heritage Walking Tour to admire the architecture of these Victorian-era homes.

Irishtown Nature Park

Irishtown Nature Park offers kilometres of maintained trails. Interpretive signage showcasing the park as the city's first water supply is installed along a multi-use trail accessible for walkers, joggers, wheelchairs and cycling. Trails are groomed for walking in the winter. The park's trails are also excellent for bird watching. A feeding station maintained year-round attracts many species: chickadees, nuthatches, yellow finches, purple finches, hairy and downy woodpeckers, and doves.

Saint John Jewish Historical Museum

The Saint John Jewish Historical Museum is housed in a beautiful late Victorian mansion. As the only Jewish museum in the Atlantic Provinces, we share the story of the Saint John Jewish community from 1783 to the present day. Museum tours led by members of the Jewish community give visitors a unique first-person view of local history and cultural experience. Learn, share, and connect with a rich and interesting story.

Comfort Inn - Fredericton

The newly renovated Comfort Inn Fredericton, a pet-friendly hotel, offers a free hot breakfast and an on-site fitness room. Business travelers will appreciate the complimentary high-speed Internet access and rooms with patio door access. All guest rooms are equipped with refrigerators and microwaves. Visitors can enjoy shopping at Regent Mall, Uptown Center, downtown boutiques, and the Saturday morning Boyce Farmers Market. The hotel is also a short drive from the Canadian Forces Base.

Oromocto Waterfront

The Oromocto Waterfront is a beautiful location for gatherings, long walks along the river or picnics. This area includes the Oromocto Marina, the Sir Douglas Hazen Park green, Fort Hughes Military Blockhouse, Second Nature Outdoors small crafts aquatic centre, and the Hazen Park Centre. Come spend a relaxing day by the water with family and friends!

St. John River Valley Trail (Woodstock to Edmundston)

Part of Sentier NB Trails, this multi-use trail, built on an abandoned Canadian Pacific rail line, is perfect for any type of user. Its gentle grades and multiple access points allow you to tailor a hike to suit your personal needs, from a short walk to a multi-day trek on foot or bicycle. The majestic Saint John River provides a stunning backdrop as the trail winds along its gentle banks, passing through rural communities and picturesque landscapes. Bring your camera, your bicycle or your walking shoes and experience rural New Brunswick at its best!Walking, hiking, biking.

Hill Top Motel & Restaurant

The Hill Top Motel, overlooking Grand Falls’ iconic falls and gorge, offers comfortable and well-appointed rooms, free high-speed Internet throughout, and a conference room for business meetings. It is located within walking distance of the Visitor Information Centre, Saturday farmers' market, scenic trails, and the downtown district with its many shops and restaurants. A special senior rate is available, and an on-site restaurant features a varied menu.

Atholville (Campbellton)

Atholville, now part of the Campbellton Regional Community, is a charming area along the Restigouche River. Enjoy year-round adventures like swimming at the outdoor pool, playing a giant Snakes and Ladders game, or birdwatching. At Sugarloaf Provincial Park, hike the 281-metre mountain or take part in other outdoor activities. In winter, experience downhill skiing, snowmobiling, and more. For indoor activities, visit the shopping centre or experience the charm of the library.

Roads To Sea Tours

Roads to Sea Guided Tours offers unforgettable, nature-based adventures led by founder and expert guide Anna-Marie Weir. Based in Moncton, N.B., we specialize in immersive, educational, and entertaining tours that showcase the ecological wonders of the region. We are known for our one-of-a-kind tour in the world to 'sea' high and low tide in the same day in the Bay of Fundy! Home of the world’s highest tides!

Honourable William Henry Steeves House Museum

The Steeves House Museum is a vital stop for those interested in Canada's Confederation, the Steeves Family, and the Village of Hillsborough. In 1812 Joseph Steeves, grandson of 1766 settlers, built this home. His son, William Henry Steeves, became a Father of Confederation. The house was later home to managers of the Gypsum Company; then in 1982, it became a museum, which contains thousands of enchanting artifacts. Available: tours, genealogy, grounds, and room for rental.

Campbellton Regional Community

Set along the renowned Restigouche River and surrounded by the Appalachian Mountains, the thriving regional community of Campbellton offers a unique combination of abundant forests, scenic trails, majestic mountains and stunning waterways. This inspiring natural environment is ideal for activities like hiking, biking, canoeing, fishing and more, as well as cultural events and festivals throughout the year.

Artisan’s Village in Hillsborough

The Village of Hillsborough hosts a unique Artisan’s Village open seasonally at 2861 Main Street, next to the Visitor Information Centre and playground. The Artisan Village features artwork, many treasures and wares from local artisans and craftsmen. A parking lot on Steeves Street (next to the Visitor Information Centre) has ample space for RVs and motorhomes while you explore the Village of Hillsborough.

Shalin Beach House

Seconds to the beach, our coastal farmhouse themed family cottage is light and bright with its 2 living areas, patio for morning coffee and BBQ deck next to our fully equipped kitchen. Bring your kayak and paddle the Bay of Cocagne. Ideal for kids to play in the shallow waters and sand dunes. Under 30 minutes from Le pays de la Sagouine, Bouctouche Dunes, Kouchibouguac National Park, Parlee Beach, Magic Mountain, Magnetic Hill Zoo and Shediac. Charger plug available for electric vehicles.

Magnetic Hill Zoo

The Magnetic Hill Zoo houses a diverse collection of animals from around the world, including lemurs from Madagascar, Gibbon apes, Amur tigers, leopards, cotton-top tamarins, lions, and zebras! Don't miss our daily shows, two animal contact areas and our black jaguars! Summer day camps and educational programs available, as well as special events throughout the year, like Boo at the Zoo in the fall and Wild Lights in the winter.

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. Open on select Saturdays from 9 am to 12:30 pm, the market takes place outdoors from May to fall, moving inside once the weather turns colder. Stay informed about upcoming dates by checking their website and following their social media pages.

Mapleton Park

This 121-ha (300-acre) park offers nature lovers interpretive panels throughout the park, ample bird watching, and features both wide, accessible trails and more rustic nature trails for walking, running and biking.Wintertime attracts snowshoers and ice-skaters to the new outdoor rink behind the Rotary Pavilion which is a popular log structure for gatherings and meetings.

Grand Falls Gorge

Bring your camera to capture the Grand Falls Gorge, one of New Brunswick's best kept secrets! Discover the 1.6 km (.6 mi.) walking trail located along the spectacular gorge and appreciate breathtaking views from various lookouts. It is also possible to explore our famous gorge on a zip line. To better appreciate the gorge, walk down 401 steps to witness the wells in the rocks and be dazzled by this natural wonder. Grand Falls gorge simply amazing and naturally gorgeous.

Roherty Point Beach

Take the family to Roherty Point Beach in Belledune for an afternoon of "fun in the sun." Whether you play in the water, explore the beach for undiscovered treasures or simply sit to relax by the bay, Roherty Point Beach is the place for you. Picnic sites and walking trails on-site.