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OG Ales Microbrewery

OG Ales is one of New Brunswick’s first microbreweries, crafting premium ales off-grid using solar energy since 2016. We specialize in crafting traditional English ales and we do it off-grid. Our brewing team continues to brew our everyday favourite ales, as well as innovate and introduce new OG styles and seasonal Porters. Today, the collection includes signature IPAs, the award winning, world-class Red Ale and our premium Pale Ale.

TrailWay Brewing Company

Microbrewery located on Fredericton's North Side. The brewery specializes in hoppy, hazy, aromatic, flavourful American-style ales brewed in small batches and offers a convenient location with a tasting room for on-site consumption, and growler fills and cans for all your off-site needs.

Complexe d'hébergement Maison Touristique Dugas

For business or for pleasure, you’ve come to the right place. Maison Touristique Dugas provides comfortable accommodations at competitive fares. Make sure to book your room, suite, cottage, or camping today for a pleasant stay in the Town of Caraquet. We look forward to seeing you soon!

Upper Oxbow Outdoor Adventures

Salmon and bass fishing, hunting, conferences, canoeing, kayaking, retreats, fly-fishing instruction and accommodations. Nestled on the riverbank overlooking the Miramichi River for over 100 years, Upper Oxbow Outdoor Adventures is your one-stop destination for total relaxation.

Station Wharf Marina

Station Wharf Marina is located in the heart of the Historic Chatham Business District, in the City of Miramichi. It is a full-service marina with the following services: gas and diesel, ice, retail boating accessories, holding tank pump station, overnight berthing, 122-m (400-ft) commercial wharf, tourist information and Miramichi River Boat Tours on site.

Gallery 78

Gallery 78 is the oldest private art gallery in New Brunswick, serving corporate, private, and public art collections in Canada and around the world. We celebrate over 45 years of proudly representing emerging and established artists from Atlantic Canada in our beautiful Queen Anne Revival home along the Wolastoq.

Tide Head Beach

Unsupervised freshwater beach with a playground and picnic area. A place known for its stunning scenery, perfect for swimming, kayaking, paddleboarding, and ecotourism! The Tide Head area is recognized as the fiddlehead capital of New Brunswick.

Pine Needles Golf & Country Club

New Brunswick’s only 36-hole golf course, featuring two beautiful courses, the Pine and the River. Green fees available and tee times are required prior to 4 p.m. daily. Juniors are also welcome. Amenities include clubhouse, snack bar, licensed pro shop, putting green, pull carts, golf carts and club rentals. Company tournaments are welcomed with prior reservations. Hall and barbecue rentals are available.

Kingswood Golf

Kingswood Golf is a 27-hole golf facility and New Brunswick's most recognized 18-hole Signature Golf Course with many accolades, including Golf Digest Top 100 Courses in the World Outside the US 2006 and Golf Digest Best New Course in Canada 2003. Our 9-hole Executive Golf Course was rated “Top Short Course for 2006” by US Golf Magazine. Double-ended practice facility. On site: Kingswood Entertainment, Sam Snead's Oak Grill and Tavern, Radisson Kingswood Hotel and Suites.

Bigtide Brewing Company

Bigtide Brewing Company has been brewing hand-crafted ales and lagers in historical Uptown Saint John since 2009. The brewery has a reputation for offering award-winning craft beer and an excellent menu in their brew pub and restaurant.

Maison de la Culture

The Maison de la Culture cultural centre is a non-profit organization bringing together associations, organizations and individuals from the Pokemouche to Miscou region including Shippagan and Lamèque, actively working in the artistic and cultural fields.

13 Barrels Brewing

Our family-owned Brewery has a large Tasting Room and an Outdoor Patio offering a magnificent view of the Bathurst waterfront. You can warm up in front of a huge fireplace and enjoy the warmth and hospitality of the Chaleur Region.

Saint John City Market

An original experience every time. Open 6 days a week, this wonderful old building contains country vendors and greengrocers, butchers and fish stalls, cafés, souvenirs and craftspeople. Buy a bagel or a whole side of beef; pick up fresh salmon or lobster, a loaf of crusty bread and some freshly made cheese. Find some of the finest crafts anywhere, that perfect gift, or just to treat yourself. The oldest continuing market in North America.

Ocean View Camping

Full hook-up camping facility with views of the Bay of Fundy and canoe, kayak rentals on site. Located only 3 km (2 mi.) from New River Beach Provincial Park and a 45-minute drive to Saint Andrews by-the-Sea and the City of Saint John. Seasonal lots available.

Sucrerie Chiasson

Sucrerie Chiasson offers a selection of maple products like maple butter, maple sugar, caramel and delicious first quality maple syrup. Its two locations (244 Des Érables St. and 1873 Bellechasse St.) can accommodate nearly 250 people for a popular brunch that satisfies all appetites – you can have as much syrup as you want at no extra charge. Call ahead or check their Facebook page to verify which location offers brunch. Try the "licherie", a decadent tasting of exquisite warm maple syrup and maple taffy on ice.

Bas-Caraquet Marina Camping

Located on the southern shore of Chaleur Bay, the Bas-Caraquet marina offers all the services of a modern marina, including a restaurant and bar and a campsite with views of Caraquet Bay, Caraquet Island and the Gaspé Peninsula. 20 fully-serviced sites (water, electricity, sewer) 7 unserviced sites

Quilt Barn Tour

A celebration of rural arts, craft and built heritage! Follow this themed route along winding rural roads through scenic Kings County to discover painted quilt blocks at farm-fresh markets, heritage sites, and artisan shops. Check out the map on the Quilt Barn Tour website and explore this beautiful area of New Brunswick.

Pioneer Village of Grande-Digue

This pioneers museum is a 6-building miniature village including a house from 1842, a replica of a chapel, a school (1870) featuring original benches and blackboards, a barn, a shed and a lighthouse. A 1835 church is located nearby. The museum features over 3,000 artifacts, including a mural painting of the Grande-Digue marsh in the 1800s. Wide open space, large parking lot, rest area, picnic tables, tourist bureau, WiFi and souvenir shops on site. Wheelchair accessible.