Kings Landing 50th Anniversary Celebration
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St. Martins Old Home Week
Old Home Week is a beloved tradition in the Village of St. Martins. This week-long festi...
Dooryard Arts Festival
Dooryard Arts Festival (DYAF) offers a shared cultural experience in downtown Woodstock ...
Cape Tormentine Beach Campground
Cape Tormentine
Great view of Confederation Bridge on our oceanfront. Walking, biking, hiking on trails. Store on site. Ice cream stand inside store. July 1st activities and fireworks. Come swim in our warm waters. Approximately 1,000 metres (3,280 feet) of sandy beachfront. Boat slips at nearby wharf.
Pathsaala Inn (formerly The Castle Inn)
Perth-Andover
Sitting atop a quiet tree-covered hill in the St. John (Wolastoq) River Valley, this charming inn offers 14 beautiful rooms, each lovingly appointed with comfortable beds, quaint decor and quality linens and including a gourmet continental breakfast. Guests may enjoy a dip in the indoor pool, a relaxing soak in the hot tub, or a quiet moment in the steam room or sauna.
Fins & Feathers Outfitting
Fredericton
Explore New Brunswick’s fishing and hunting opportunities! Whether you are looking for quality fly fishing trips or for your next hunting adventure, we offer a wide variety of outdoor adventures. From chasing the elusive Atlantic Salmon to upland hunting for grouse and woodcock over highly trained pointing dogs, we offer a wide variety of species to fish and hunt for.
Perth-Andover (Southern Victoria)
Perth-Andover
Where people and trails meet! Located in the heart of the Appalachian Mountains and spread over both sides of the Saint John River, the historic village of Perth-Andover offers many visitors experiences. Take the self-guided Cultural Walkway tour for a glimpse into the area's Wolastoqiyik (Maliseet), English and Scottish heritage, or visit the Southern Victoria Historical Museum, located in an historic Methodist church from 1837.
Eel River Dundee (Bois-Joli)
Eel River Crossing
The village of Eel River Dundee is a small community incorporated in November 1966. It is named after the Eel River, which runs through it. Located off Route 11, the municipality has a charming 5-km (3-mi.) walking trail near the river, an optimal spot for trout fishing and bird watching. Accessible year-round, the trail is the perfect place to go for a leisurely stroll and observe the beauty of nature and wildlife.
Kayaking in New Brunswick: two guides’ favourite spots and smart tips
Wed, May 8, 2024
We’ve asked two kayaking experts about their favourite paddling spots in New Brunswick and their tips for the best kayaking adventures in the province.Adam Constantine and Peter Lavigne are passionate about kayaking. They are guides at River Bay Adventures, an outdoor adventure company providing tours on local waterways around Saint John, New Brunswick.
New Brunswick's Most Popular Golf Courses
Tue, May 14, 2024
We’ve put together a list of some of New Brunswick’s most popular public golf courses, noting what makes each one unique. For a full list of all golf courses in New Brunswick, check out the Golf NB map to find a course close to you, or one for your next road trip itinerary.Algonquin Golf Course (Saint Andrews)18 holes | Par 72Yards | 7,135
Balmoral (Bois-Joli)
Balmoral
Stretching 16 km (10 mi.) from east to west, the picturesque village of Balmoral is New Brunswick's longest village. A wooded paradise of hunting, fishing, wilderness camping, snowmobiling and ATVing, with a number of easily accessible and groomed trails. Balmoral was established around 1850, with the official registration of the first plot of land for the family of Joseph, known as Justin Drapeau. Settlement continued over the years, with the addition of many Acadian families.
Tobique Traditions Glamping by the River
Maple View
Tobique Traditions, situated in Plaster Rock, NB, offers a luxurious camping experience on the banks of the Tobique River. Our glamping tents redefine camping with Queen beds and all the amenities needed for a memorable stay. No need to worry about packing the extras – just bring your clothes, food, and drinks; we provide everything else, including kayaks. Book your escape to nature in style and comfort with Tobique Traditions.
Fredericton Visitor Information Centre
Fredericton
Friendly, bilingual counsellors are your complete information source for your stay in Fredericton. Take advantage of a variety of FREE services which will enhance your travel experience; including information about events, attractions and festivals, and a free parking pass for visitors with out-of-province license plates.
Lakeside Stays
Plaster Rock
Welcome to Lakeside Stays!
Nestled beside the tranquil shores of Roulston Lake, Lakeside Stays offers a perfect blend of convenience, comfort, and tranquility. Whether you're an outdoor adventurer or simply seeking a peaceful retreat, our cozy accommodations and genuine hospitality await you.
Our friendly team is always available to assist you, ensuring your stay is nothing short of perfect. With deep roots in the community, we are committed to making your visit special and memorable.
East Coast Kayak
Summerville
Get ready to paddle and discover kayaking with East Coast Kayak. Our paddle pace is relaxed, ensuring time to take in the views, learn about the history of our area, and stop for photos as we paddle our way through Sea Dog Cove, by Kingston Peninsula's southern tip. On this small intimate kayak tour, customers frequently report sightings of harbour seals and our resident bald eagles that soar overhead.
Nordic Spa and Cabins Accommodations
Juniper
Escape to the tranquility of nature with our 3-bed cottage, nestled directly on the banks of a the South West Miramichi river. The perfect retreat for families or groups of friends seeking a peaceful getaway, our cottage offers the ultimate in relaxation and fun.
New Brunswick’s Best Beaches (and Which One You Should Visit First)
Mon, Mar 18, 2024
Your Best Beach Vacation Begins Here New Brunswick is home to over 50 amazing beaches that cover off everything you could want from a beach day (or even a beach week)! From sandy beaches with warm water to beaches bordering towns with adventure, there’s a beach for every kind of traveller. New Brunswick’s beaches can be broken down into two categories; sandy beaches and discovery beaches. Sandy beaches are exactly what they sound like, beaches with sand for miles - usually found across the Acadian Coast but some can be found in the Fundy region as well.
Voir Miscou et mourir Festival
Series of shows and concerts in the unique and magical setting of the historic Miscou Is...
Covered bridges: New Brunswick’s iconic link from past to present
Fri, Sep 2, 2022
When it comes to covered bridges, we’ve got you well covered in New Brunswick. There are 131 of these historic wooden structures in Canada and 58 in New Brunswick – almost half the country’s total!New Brunswick’s covered bridges are home to romantic stories of yesteryear when they were known as “kissing bridges.” Back in the days of horse and wagon travel, young couples would stop in the privacy of these places to kiss.
Hiking New Brunswick, 10 km a day
Wed, May 5, 2021
Alex and his dog Paul are now just past the 1000-day mark, on a journey to hike at least 10 km (6 mi.) a day (consecutively) in New Brunswick (August 1, 2018 – April 27 2021). What started as a way to get out and about with his dog, turned into a goal for 100 days, and then 1000 days. We asked Alex to share a bit about his journey to hike New Brunswick, and what he’s learned along the way.
Where to eat on the Acadian Peninsula
Thu, Sep 9, 2021
Get your fill of all the gastronomie that the Peninsula has to offerIt’s a tough job, but someone has to do it! Eating and drinking your way around the Acadian Peninsula while touring this magnificent region is an absolute delight, and a gig I welcomed wholeheartedly. My friend Julie joined me on my New Brunswick Storyteller excursion, and together we took one for the team and truly indulged.
Top 6 Family-friendly Beaches in New Brunswick
Fri, Jul 22, 2022
With over 50 beautiful beaches along both the Fundy and Acadian Coasts, New Brunswick is a long-standing favourite destination for a beach vacation. Swim in the warmest saltwater beaches in Canada, take part in a sand sculpture competition, play in the surf or relax on the soft sand.Here are some of the best beaches in New Brunswick for a day of fun in the sun with the family.
4 Fabulous Days on the Acadian Peninsula
Tue, Aug 10, 2021
If you have never explored New Brunswick’s northeast corner, or it has been a while – and you want to rediscover it – this is the perfect time. The sea, the sand, and the sky’s the limit, on the Acadian Peninsula!I just returned from a 4-day trip and it was jam-packed with seaside adventures, good food and drink, Acadian culture, and joie de vivre in heaping measure.
Kingsbrae Family Festival
Join us at Kingsbrae Garden and on the KIRA grounds for the Kingsbrae Family Festival on...
Top Trails for Snowshoeing & Winter Hiking
Thu, Nov 26, 2020
Hiking NB bloggers James and Vicki Donald share their favourite winter trails and tips.When winter comes, we have to put away our hiking boots and get out our winter boots and snowshoes. There is nothing better than the silence of the forest after a fresh snowfall, but there are some things you should remember before heading out. There are three main differences between hiking and snowshoeing: access, difficulty, and temperature.