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Carman Creek Golf Course & Practice Facility

Welcome to the Capital City's riverside jewel, where every hole has a beautiful view of the breathtaking St. John River. Carman Creek offers a wide range of amenities and activities, including lighted practice range, golf coaching and instruction, golf club repair and fitting, and washer toss. Carman Creek course and practice facility is located just a 5 minute drive from downtown Fredericton, but you will feel a million miles away. We will go out of our way to ensure your visit is the ultimate golf experience!

Hunt N It Outfitters

Hunt N It is an outfitter located in the Saint John River Valley, less than one km from the Maine Border. We offer spring and fall black bear hunts, and moose when tags are available. We have two hunt packages to chose from. Both include five full days of hunting. We offer 100% shot opportunity and currently have in excess of 50 sites in two different management units.

Richibucto Visitor Information Centre

Stop at the Visitor Information Centre in Richibucto, on the Acadian Coastal Drive, to receive FREE information about this region of the province, such as:Travel assistance and itinerary planningInformation about events, attractions and festivalsThe Centre is situated by the water, close to a grocery store, a gas station and walking distance from downtown. Travel Experts will help you plan your perfect New Brunswick vacation!

Beaverbrook Art Gallery

The Beaverbrook Art Gallery in Fredericton, is Atlantic Canada’s largest art gallery and a major Canadian cultural institution. Founded in 1959 by Lord Beaverbrook, it houses an internationally recognized collection of Canadian, Indigenous, British, and international art, including works by Dalí, Turner, Emily Carr, and Tom Thomson. Visitors can explore dynamic exhibitions, hands-on workshops, and the Bruno Bobak Artist in Residence Studio, plus enjoy the café and curated boutique.

Nowak's Own B&B

Welcome to our clean, quiet, friendly and charming home close to the largest Lobster in the world in Shediac. Comfort and quality; Free WiFi internet; Experience a bit of the German culture and hospitality without leaving North America. The Nowak's Own BandB is ideal as a romantic escape, a business trip or perhaps a travel destination. Wherever you come from, we have that special space for you.

West River Camping

Whether you’re looking to explore New Brunswick’s famous trails, enjoy a private dome and hot tub experience, try our Jacob Boy Lobster Boat Rental, or sit back and count the stars, there’s no place more friendly and relaxing than our little slice of West River. Offering a wide variety of glamping and camping options. Our accommodations include a Lobster Boat Cabin, Family Glamping Cabin, Rustic Cabins, Bell Tent, Domes, and regular RV and tent campsites.

Camping Panoramic

Camping Panoramic is located in Saint-Jacques, a pretty region near Edmundston along the Madawaska River. The campground is close to a wide range of activities and attractions, like the New Brunswick Botanical Garden and cycling trails (Le Petit Témis). We offer you all the conveniences needed for a pleasant stay. Free Wi-fi, restaurant, swimming pool, free showers, laundry, playground, recreation centre, boat launch, activities and music. We have 30 full services sites (30 and 50 amps) and pull-thru.

New Denmark Memorial Museum

New Denmark, the oldest Danish settlement in Canada, is a small rural community that owes its name to the Danish immigrants who settled the region in 1872. Although its population is more diversified than it was at that time, the Danish language can still be heard and many people still proudly display their roots.The New Denmark Memorial Museum has a collection made up of portraits, farm machinery, small tools, china, books and numerous artefacts that belonged to the local Danish settlers.

Miramichi Golf & Country Club

A fun and challenging 18-hole course that's easily walkable. Fairways are lined with beautiful white pines and conditions are consistently some of the best in New Brunswick. Come visit the unique clubhouse, originally constructed in 1825. Also known as the Peter House, it is one of the finest of New Brunswick's remaining historic homes. On-site services include a full bar within our pub Mulligans and practice facilities. Open May to October.

Hampton Visitor Information Centre

Stop at the Hampton Visitor Information Centre, located in the old Railway Station, to receive information about this region of the province, such as: • Travel assistance and itinerary planning • Information about events, attractions and festivals It is also home to the Railway Heritage Site, where visitors can view railway artifacts and peruse information on display. You'll also find a gift shop featuring the work of local artisans.

Jacquet River Campground

Come discover the treasures that await you at our 38 site campground overlooking the beautiful Bay of Chaleur. The Campground is within walking distance of the beach, convenience store, canteen, etc. If its natural beauty you are looking for we have it from Sunrise to Sunset. There is a playground to keep the kids occupied while you sit back and enjoy your stay.

Gravel Island Park

Located on the banks of the St. Croix River, Gravel Island Park is the perfect place if you love canoeing and backwoods camping. Featuring 3 tent sites and 6 trailer sites along with a put-in launch for canoes/kayaks. Located close to Scott Brook Provincial Park, a great way to spend the day is to canoe from one park to the other.

Regent Street Wharf

Situated on the majestic Saint John River in the heart of downtown Fredericton. Wharf services include 60 m (200 ft.) of visitor dock space, water, ice, 30-amp power, phone, pump-out facilities and refuse container. The wharf is also located within the Fred-eZone, offering free wireless Internet.Fee for overnight stay is $1.65/ft. For more rate information and to make reservations, please call or email.

Tides & Timber Glamping

Where New Brunswick nature meets the Bay of Fundy's world famous tides, offering the ultimate East Coast glamping experience near Saint Andrews. Overlooking the Waweig river, Tides and Timber luxury glamping domes are nestled in secluded waterfront hillside - ideal for an afternoon out on the water, exploring hiking trails or kicking back for a sunset from the comfort of your own private spa. Our units include: private fire pit, kitchenette, BBQ, private hot tub, Wi-fi, watercrafts.

Caraquet

Where the Acadian heart beats strongest! Located on the coast of one of the Most Beautiful Bays in the World, Caraquet is a small, inviting town with undeniable Acadian and Maritime charm, a vibrant cultural and artistic life, and savoury regional cuisine. It is also home to one of the most popular Acadian festivals in North America.

Ponds Resort

Nestled on the banks of the stunning Miramichi River, Ponds Resort is the perfect rustic getaway. Our grounds offer a variety of options from Geodomes to traditional cabins to a lodge for larger groups. There is no shortage of nature filled sights and activities for couples, small groups, work retreats, family reunions, or even solo adventurers. All only an hour away from New Brunswick’s capital city. Having your own little place up the river is closer than you think.

Picaroons General Store

Award winning locally brewed beers on tap. Our vibe and atmosphere is relaxed, yet fun. Here you’ll find clients of diverse ages, backgrounds, and tastes. At the General Store we try to make styles that people are asking for – experimenting to provide you the best beer with the best experience possible.

Island Quest Marine Whale & Wildlife Cruises

Join the locals for an adventure of a lifetime, celebrating our 26th season. Whale Watching - Sport Fishing - Shark Tagging. Hop aboard the SeaFox, our 29' centre console for a safe, stable and fast ride. Spend more time seeing Minke, Fin, Humpback and Right Whales along with stunning scenery, lighthouses, sea birds, porpoise and sharks! St. Andrews most recommended family adventure!

Boultenhouse Heritage Centre

New Brunswick boasts a strong shipbuilding tradition. Visitors to Sackville can explore this aspect of the province's industrial past at Boultenhouse Heritage Centre, named after the town's most prolific shipwright, Christopher Boultenhouse. The centre consists of three buildings — a Georgian style house built by the Bulmer family circa 1790, a house built in the Greek revival style in 1840 by Boultenhouse, and the Anderson Octagonal House circa 1855.