4.5Hopewell Rocks(2.682 reviews)from $12.05 - A rare natural wonder - must see. Spent < 1 hour State Parks • Geologic Formations
The Hopewell Rocks is located along the Bay of Fundy, home of the highest tides in the world. It offers a unique natural experience of both high and low tides. Enjoy the multi-media exhibit in the Interpretive Centre, scenic walking trails and lookouts. Make sure you take the time to experience our guided tour and a warm meal. Entrance passes valid for two consecutive days.See more..
4.5Fundy National Park(1.002 reviews) - Point Wolfe Campground stay Spent More than 3 hours National Parks
A beautiful coastal park with miles of hiking trails along rugged shores and bubbling forest streams.See more..
Walk in the footsteps of the Roosevelts, visit Franklin's Beloved Island. The Summer Home of President Franklin D. Roosevelt. His 34-room cottage has been preserved as a museum telling the story of his early life before he became President of the United States. Preserved by the U.S. and Canada. Open daily through Canadian Labor Day. Free admission.See more..
4.5Irving Nature Park(756 reviews) - Beautiful park and best porto potties Nature & Wildlife Areas • Parks
This was a beautiful park. We only spent an hour or so there, but the views were amazing, the beaches was beautiful and hedge maze was unique. Looks like a great place to spend several hours. Also, cleanest and cutes porto potties.See more..
4.5Fundy Trail Parkway(634 reviews) - Amazing Coastal Drive Temporarily closed - Closed until May 19, 2023 Spent More than 3 hours Nature & Wildlife Areas • Parks • Hiking Trails
The Fundy Trail is the ultimate Bay of Fundy eco-adventure. As one of the last remaining coastal wilderness areas between Florida and Labrador, you can hike over 60 kilometers of hiking trails, visit 4 tumbling waterfalls, take in the views of the Bay of Fundy from 21 clifftop lookouts, explore the World's Highest Tides at 7 pristine beaches, or traverse the Big Salmon River Suspension Footbridge that spans 84 meters across the river.See more..
4.0Cape Enrage(455 reviews) - Great service Friday: 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM Spent 2-3 hours State Parks • Beaches • Geologic Formations
I took my son who uses a walker to Cape Enrage to see if he could zip line. The staff was so wonderful! They helped him up the stairs, gave lots of encouragement then brought his walker to the end so it would be ready for him. Both men from the equipment shed came to see my son finish and help him then helped him down the stairs. They made sure he was accommodated and had an amazing experience that he will never forget. Such wonderful service!!See more..
4.0Magic Mountain(359 reviews) - FUN TIMES FOR ALL Water Parks
The park was very well maintained. Lots to keep you entertained. Food was of good selection and quality. I think the only issue I has was the ticket line. Although we bought the tickets prior to going and used them at the pre-purchased ticket booth, entry was slow. But well worth the wait and excitement to get in!See more..
4.5Rockwood Park(294 reviews) - Hiker's Delight Parks
Rockwood Park offers much more than meets the eye. While the majority of people congregate at the easy to access areas just off the road near Lily or Fisher Lakes in reality this only encompasses about 20% of the park. Beyond the road in the park of the park lays real, wild nature and some of the best scenery you are gonna find in NB. Check out the Mackay Skyway for genuinely awe inspiring views of the Citiy's east side. It is a park, free to use for the public with amazing trails that are used for both hiking and biking. If you like greenery, cliffs, valleys and forest this is the place for you. If you do not like these things, you probably should not come to a park expecting an amusement park.See more..
Discover a national park on New Brunswick’s Acadian Coast where lush mixed-wood forests lead to colorful salt marshes and warm ocean beaches. Offshore, golden sand dunes foster calm seas. At night, this Dark Sky Preserve is a celestial masterpiece; in winter, it is a snowbound fun zone. And each of these natural wonders intertwines with fascinating Mi’kmaq and Acadian cultures. Welcome to Kouchibouguac National Park—an awe-inspiring all-season destination.See more..
4.5Centennial Park(256 reviews) - A Jewel For The City Of Moncton Parks
Centennial Park is a 450 acre wooded park with 3 groomed cross country ski trails, man made beach, wonderful splash park for children, man made lake to paddle boat on or skate in the winter. It includes lawn bowling, lighted tennis courts, a rotary lodge & day camp with cabins plus Canada's longest zip line . I've lived next to this park for 43 years and love running trails there with my dog.See more..
4.5Odell Park(252 reviews) - Nice Morning Hike Parks
We had a great hike around Odell Park. It was lovely with very few people around. We visited in late June and didn’t know how bad the mosquitoes would be then. If you visit around that time, you may want to protect yourself before walking in the woods.See more..
4.5Irishtown Nature Park(168 reviews) - Fantastic Trail Network Nature & Wildlife Areas • Parks
I had the pleasure of spending an hour on these trails during a recent visit to Moncton. My time was limited, but I got to hike four of the trails, and each of them was completely different. From a single track, heavily rooted trail, to an extremely well groomed, extra wide path, and my favourite, the John Howard trail, I absolutely loved it. Great work Moncton!See more..
4.5Officers' Square(161 reviews) - Changing of the guard Spent 1-2 hours Historic Sites • Parks
One of Fredericton’s most beautiful and historic areas, Officers’ Square was named one of the Top 10 Public Spaces in Canada! It was a centre of military activity when Fredericton was garrisoned by the British and Canadian Armies. During July and August, it is the site for outdoor summer concerts, the Changing of the Guard ceremony, daily outdoor theatre, and a variety of festivals and events throughout the year.See more..
4.5Anchorage Provincial Park(113 reviews) - Immaculate grounds, friendly staff Friday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Spent More than 3 hours State Parks
The Anchorage Park and Campground is operated by BGC Grand Manan. For anyone visiting our beautiful Island seeking natural attractions, exciting adventures, and breathtaking scenery; the Anchorage Park and Campground is the place to be! In addition, the picturesque hiking and cycling trails, interpretive displays, close encounters with wildlife and proximity to other local attractions has made the Anchorage one of the top destinations on Grand Manan. The Anchorage features 106 campsites including pull through, serviced and un-serviced lots. Additional amenities and services include; an activity center, shower and laundry facilities, playground, a nearby beach, and a dumping station. The panoramic views of the ocean alone make the Anchorage Park and Campground an ultimate destination for visitors.See more..
Very nice campground with tent sites, cabins and small chalets, and hookups for trailers and RV’s. They have one HP cabin and one HP chalet. The park is clean and has a manned office with Wi-Fi if you are close to the office. There are some very nice trails with scenic views. The beach is spectacular.See more..
5.0Zip Zag(104 reviews) - Amazing Experience and Great Employees Zipline & Aerial Adventure Parks
We stop by here every year on our way to Prince Edward Island, this year our daughter was finally heavy and old enough to do the zipline. She was extremely excited, and then nervous once her stuff was on. The staff were excellent and kind, they cheered her on and she had an amazing time, Everyone there was friendly, knowledgeable and kind. We'll be back again next summer!See more..
3.5Butterfly World and the Boardwalk(86 reviews) - Poor Value for Admittance Price Spent More than 3 hours Piers & Boardwalks • Water Parks • Zoos
$10 each for admittance (adults) for 6 minutes entry in the Butterfly dome. They have the dome sectioned off into 4 sections and you get to spend 1.5 minutes in each section. It is timed, and you are told when to move onto the next section. 6 minutes total. That's it.See more..
We visited in July 2018 actually, on a cloudy, slightly cool and mildly windy day the fog that surrounded the beach made it a very ethereal experience. We were there at low tide and there were not too many people on the beach that day. It was a very wide, long beautiful area we tried to look for Sandollar‘s but couldn’t find any, the local restaurant told us that the week prior there were a whole bunch of people looking for Sandollars and probably took them all. I wish we had more time there ...in all, a great beach.See more..
A unique recreational campground located on beautiful provincial park property on the shores of the Madawaska River. De la République Provincial Park is easily accessible from Route 2. The campground has over 150 campsites, 100 of which have electricity. Rustic shelters are also available for those looking for a camping alternative. Laundry facilities are available on site. The park features scenic hiking and cycling trails, 2 volleyball courts, a fully equipped outdoor playground, 2 tennis courts, horseshoe pits, boat ramp, picnic sites and shelter, a playroom for indoor activities and a heated swimming pool. Enjoy an evening of local talent as you tap your feet to the sounds of l'Acadie des Terres et Forêts en Fête, a lively show celebrating Acadian history though song, dance and theatre. The show is presented in a roofed outdoor amphitheatre on park grounds. Step back in time at the Antique Automobile Museum as you marvel at mint-condition vehicles, or savour the sweet perfume of the magnificent New Brunswick Botanical Garden, a truly peaceful oasis located on more than 8 ha (20 acres) of the park's land. Also on site are a boutique, poolside terrace and convenience store. With so much to see and do, it's the perfect place to spend a few days! Le camping du parc provincial de la République est un terrain récréatif exceptionnel situé aux abords de la rivière Madawaska, facilement accessible à partir de la route 2. Choisissez parmi plus de 150 emplacements de camping, dont 100 avec électricité, ou passez la nuit dans un de nos abris rustiques. Une fois installés, profitez des services et structures du parc. Sentiers pédestres, pistes cyclables, piscine chauffée, 2 terrains de volley-ball, terrain de jeu extérieur complet, 2 terrains de tennis, jeu de fers, rampe de mise à l'eau, nombreuses aires de pique-nique, abri de pique-nique pour groupes, buanderie et salle de jeu pour activités intérieures. On trouve également sur place un dépanneur et une boutique, ains...See more..
We love Kilarney, We do have hang out on the beach, or take the paddle boards out. The lifeguards are very strict with rules, no floaties in roped-off area, no adult beverages. Though I have noticed they tend to ignore the adults with drinks and only seem to bother the University aged ones (I say this as a 30 year old). No dogs on beach but can take them off the sand area.See more..
4.0Mactaquac Provincial Park(68 reviews) - Nice camping in nature! Friday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Spent More than 3 hours State Parks
Really nice camping spot in nature near Fredericton downtown. Great service and location. Love the place. See more..
4.5Sugarloaf Provincial Park(67 reviews) - Hiked the Sugarloaf Mountain 4.2 Kms trail and climbed to the summit of Sugarloaf Parks
On a clear day… from the top of the Maritimes Highest mountain… you can see 10 million trees… Par une belle journée Claire… il est possible de voir 10 millions d’arbres… à partir du plus haut sommet des Maritimes.See more..
4.5Mapleton Park(61 reviews) - A Walk InThe Park Friday: 11:00 AM - 11:30 PM Parks
We walk frequently with our dog in Mapleton Park. There are nicely groomed trails, squirrels, birds and ducks. I enjoy walking in the Fall when the colours are at their peak. The park is in the City which makes for easy access with and entry off Gorge Road and another of Mapleton Road. Their are also several hotels with a mile of the park so it is easy for tourists to access. I believe the park closes at dark.See more..
4.5Riverfront Park(45 reviews) - Great walking trail Parks • Gardens • Playgrounds
Great walking, running, or biking trail. There are playgrounds for the little ones, and the occasional shelter or sitting area. A great vantage point from anywhere to watch the Tidal Bore.See more..
4.0Rotary Park(41 reviews) - Nice park, giant lobster, and tourist information Parks
Easy parking, a few souvenir shops, and plenty of space to relax or people watch. Do stop on way in to town.See more..
We we a bit skeptic about going for this ride with our 3 young kids, but the staff and the captain were awesome, knowledgeable and fun! The 1hr ride on the St Johns river was a great experience for us all. We would definitely recommend it!See more..
Fabulous PP located right on the water only a few klms from the Confederation Bridge to PEI. Spacious pull thru sites (we were in 107). The views are spectacular! A bit windy at times but helped keep the very warm temps at bay. Also very close to Blue Roof Distilleries. Happens to be our vodka and gin of choice so was nice to stock up at the store instead of ordering on line! Only down side for us was no doggie beach and our girl loves the water! Nice showers, laundry and kids playground, not to mention a huge beach with lots of sand bars when the tide goes out! Definitely recommend this park if you are in NB or touring the East coast!!See more..
Not only is this a fascinating location from a historical point of view, but it is also a wonderful place to spend a summer afternoon for a picnic.See more..
Great beach volleyball courts !! My daughters team plays and then run down to the beach for swim .. There is baseball field and park for younger kids and a boat launch launch . Lifeguards and roped off swim area fir the kids ... We have been going since my kids were babiesSee more..
4.0Ganong Nature Park(22 reviews) - Great place for a picnic or beach day Parks
We took our four kids for a picnic one day and walked around. There are beautiful views! There is a steeper way down to the beach near the historic home, which couldn't accommodate our stroller, but there was another path that we could get our stroller down. We saw a porcupine walking on the beach as we walked down the path! We visited twice and the visitor centre and washrooms were closed both times, but perhaps they are open in the summer. There is an outhouse we found, but BYOTP. ;) We also found the gates locked, although the signs said it was open, so we had to park on the road which was a little extra walk.See more..
4.0Headquarters Campground(20 reviews) - Great campground in central location Spent More than 3 hours National Parks
Enjoyed three nights camping at Headquarters. Sites are well-spaced, with RV sites, tent sites, even yurts and OTENTIKs. My only caution is that if you are coming from Saint John -- be careful on the hills heading to the visitor's center - they are incredibly steep and windy, which was a bit of a challenge for the brakes on my motor coach. Will be leaving towards the east to avoid going through there again.See more..
4.5Stewart's Tubing(19 reviews) - A nice way to spend a summer afternoon Friday: 10:00 AM - 4:30 PM Zipline & Aerial Adventure Parks • Water Sports
This is a fun activity! The place is so well organized! You pay (15$). You then take a bus to the river. Once there, they supply you with the appropriate size tube. All you have to do is get on the tube and float down the river, which takes about 2 hours. When you get back, you get your car keys, that they kept safely for you! They have change rooms to put on dry clothes. It's best to wear water shoes (no flip flops), because the river bed is rocky. It's fun to go with a group. The staff is so welcoming! They even have guys on boats to make sure everyone is ok!See more..
4.5Wilmot Park(19 reviews) - Great for kids! Parks
Great for kids! Swings, slides and splash pad! Although splash pad is closed. I played in this park in the 1960s and took my kids there when we would return to visit my parents and I took my grandchildren here and they loved it as much as I did.See more..
4.5Atlas Park(18 reviews) - A great way to spend the afternoon. Friday: 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM Nature & Wildlife Areas • Parks • Forests
Discover this unique recreation and tourism site located in the village of Pointe-Verte, in north eastern New Brunswick. It offers a magnificent lake perfect for diving, fishing and sailing. In addition, it is surrounded by trails and a beautiful forest.See more..
4.0Ile-Aux-Foins Park(11 reviews) - Beautiful spot! Friday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Spent More than 3 hours Parks
How lucky we are to have access to this island! It’s a day park with lots of picnic sites, many with spectacular views. It’s worth the drive just to see the lighthouse, which is painted in the colours of the Acadian flag. The boardwalk could use some TLC. I’m sure that will be taken care of because everything else here is maintained with pride. Next time, I’ll go for a day and not just a quick visit. Facilities include: -Changing rooms -Dry toilets -Some benches -LookoutSee more..
4.5Little River Reservoir Park(11 reviews) - The renewal of Rez has too renewed the life of the community. Parks
Great biking trails, walking trails and in the winter snowshoeing and cross country skiing trails. Lots of wildlife (beavers, deer, partridges, rabbits...), and some beautiful trees and streams. In the hidden trails I find a lot of of cars and garbage so I've been making piles of this garbage and reusing some materials to be Eco-friendly. So please do not litter, and pick up after your dogs, let's keep the Rez looking beautiful and healthy for all the ecosystems.See more..
4.0Caseley Park(8 reviews) - Music Galore Parks • Playgrounds
Great spot in the summer to listen to live music. The Town does a great job of having various styles over the summer, a great place to relax.See more..
5.0Coronation Park(8 reviews) - Nice park Spent 2-3 hours Biking Trails • Parks
Nice park with a water park for the kids in the summer. Easy to find in downtown Bathurst, next to the high school.See more..
5.0TimberTop Zip Tours(6 reviews) - Timbertop Zip Lining at Snider Mountain Friday: Ski & Snow Tours • Zipline & Aerial Adventure Parks
Excellent Adventure! Leroy and the staff at Timbertop were absolutely amazing. We had to do several reschedules due to weather and lockdown, but the wait was worth it. Leroy did a tremendous job of keeping us updated about situations affecting our booking and was always extremely accommodating. Made it to Snider Mountain on March 20th, and had such a great time. Leroy and Alec were our guides. There are guides with you the whole time. If you are new, they take you through the entire process of harnessing up, safety, etc. with clear, easy to follow instructions. They are also there to help reassure you if you are nervous and have never zip lined before.Both our guides were very friendly and the time 'flew' by. 13 zip lines, all through the trees. A great way to spend a few hours. Looking forward to going back next season as well and going to Timbertop in Saint John, when it opens for the season.See more..
4.0Centennial Park(5 reviews) - A Reprieve from Busy-ness Parks
Public washrooms! Lots of space for kids and dogs. Picnic tables. Well maintained. Beautiful view as it's just across the road from the blockhouse,cannons and bay.See more..
5.0Le Parc du Centenaire(1 review) - Wonderful tribute to Canada! Spent 1-2 hours Parks
My husband and I were visiting Canada on our way to Perce Rock with approximately 50 other seniors. We stopped here for a photo op of the group in front of the beautiful giant maple leaf. What a wonderful tribute to Canada. First to see the Saint-Quentin horseshoe-life landmark then walk towards to maple leaf. We had our picture taken there as a souvenir of our Canadian trip. This is a "must-see" to photograph.See more..
5.0Sam's Park(1 review) - Fantastic Place to Visit Friday: 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM Parks This is a true hidden gem in Floenceville-Bristol. Offering a playground, a pond, picnic tables, a charcoal BBQ, fish food to buy, an Enchanted Forest, and a 3-hole golf course it has something for everyone. The only thing missing is a map of the trails in the woods.See more..
Aulac Bark Park(0 review) Friday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Spent < 1 hour Parks Our Bark Park offers a safe and comfortable stop for your furry family members. After all, they deserve a pit stop along the road as much as the rest of us do!See more..
