Friends of Beaubears Island Inc offers services year-round. During the summer months, we offer ferry service, guided tours, museum access along with many other activities. During the off-season and winter months, our full-time Executive Director offers online programming, presentations, information sessions and collaborates with other organizations in meaningful partnerships. If you would like to connect, please do not hesitate to reach out with questions or ideas.See more..
4.5City Hall(36 reviews) - What a nice surprise! Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers • Points of Interest & Landmarks
Fredericton's City Hall, built in 1876, is the oldest one still in use in the Maritimes. Visitors are welcomed to the City at the Visitor Information Centre located in the lobby, and can tour the Council Chamber, see the restored clockworks and a series of commemorative tapestries which are on permanent display. *Until 1952, the square in front of the building was used as a public farmers market. *During the late 1800s and early 1900s, the 2nd floor was used as an Opera House, and was the entertainment center of the city. *The clock is hand wound every day. The hands are 8 ft. long and made out of copper. *In 2013, the fountain in front of City Hall was restored to its original 3-tiered height. The cherub atop the fountain is affectionately known by locals as Freddy the Nude Dude, although his formal title is Putto with Fish.See more..
We were able to buy t-shirts and other small Hartland/New Brunswick souvenirs to take back home to family in Texas. People were friendly and helpful.See more..
4.5Visitor Information Centre(21 reviews) - Stopped on our way to and from Nova Scotia Friday: 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers
Sackville’s Visitor Information Centre is an attractive, spacious centre, housing a craft gallery and wetland interpretive display. Wireless Internet and computer stations, clean washrooms and a picnic deck are some of the extras that make this a great stop for travellers. The centre overlooks our 22-ha (55-acre) award-winning Waterfowl Park where travelers can enjoy a leisurely stroll along trails and boardwalks. Take advantage of our free services, including: Visitor Information and free maps Electric vehicle recharging station Craft Gallery (free to visit, crafts available for purchase) Wetland Interpretive Display Internet Access Clean, family-friendly washrooms Picnic deckSee more..
Stop here on your way into saint john! staff was very informative, brochures and maps were readily available!See more..
5.0Keillor House Museum(11 reviews) - Incredible Hands-on History! Friday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Visitor Centers • Speciality Museums • History Museums
The Keillor story touches on place and politics of young New Brunswick. An 1813 home featuring antiques, farm tools, a penitentiary collection and genealogy centre. The Keillor story is not one that you hear often: where, through hard work and diligence, a yeoman-farmer from Yorkshire, England, raised his social status to become a respected Gentleman. The story is woven throughout the Keillor House and touches on place and politics of a young New Brunswick leading through the entire Victorian era and a cavalcade of unique and interesting characters. Your journey also includes the Coach House and the Dorchester Penitentiary exhibit.See more..
While driving to the Centre Provincial d'Information aux Visiteurs de Saint-Jaques, we were looking at the mountains. The trees were colorful. It was amazing! After all, it was fall season. The clerks inside the Visitor Center were nice. What I didn't expect is that they had lots of pictures of Edmunston as well as pictures of New Brunswick. We were able to travel all over New Brunswick without a car, thanks to these attractive pictures. They also had lots of information. I enjoyed my time here. Worthwhile!See more..
These where made with with a tree and a chain saw, the plaque in front tells the story of the figure headsSee more..
4.0Brundage Point River Centre(5 reviews) - Brundage Point River Centre is a Port in a Storm Visitor Centers
Brundage Point River Centre is a Port in a Storm, welcoming both locals and tourists. Providing a great Space, Beautiful View, and a Wonderful Staff that are ready and eager to help You on Your Way!See more..
Judy was so very helpful - not only with the local information but with maps and info of nearby places (some not so near) that we were planning to visit. Nothing was too much trouble, Judy even went to the effort (and cost!) of making phone calls to clarify facts. My wife & I were very grateful.See more..
The Hampton Visitor information Center provides guest services to travelers. Location also includes a Gift Shop, free WiFi, and public washrooms. Wheelchair accessible building. Service in English and French.See more..
Completely surprised by other negative reviews as we found the staff who served us extremely knowledgeable, friendly and enthusiastic when we visited. This is blueberry country and the Visitor Centre is easy to spot - just look for the giant blueberry models! There's plenty of parking to the front. Outside there is an old mini tractor which is great for a photo opportunity. There is plenty of info available including a great heritage map of St George which is a real gem of a town with lots of history and helpful, interesting and fun folk residing there. It is a short walk down to the old wharf which is very picturesque and there are walks along the river and a 15-20 minute hiking loop along the Magaguadavic River called Ducks Unlimited walking trail which starts behind the centre. We stayed for over a week in St George and loved every minute of it. Will be returning again to visit soon I hope unless someone lets me live there permanently!See more..
5.0Bathurst Visitor Information Center(3 reviews) - Very Helpful Visitor Centers Very helpful lady working at the Info Center. She knows her stuff and is happy to share accurate information and recommendations.See more..
Que vous passiez par là, ou non. Petit arrêt sympathique, toilette et wifi. Et n'oubliez l'île au foin. Petit parc, promenade et phare similaire.See more..
Not open so I couldn't like or dislike anything! It is in a good location, near the highway and close to all attractions in the community. There is a nice Vineyard 10km. away, Richibucto River Wine Estate that have tours in the summer and friendly owner and staff and good wine!!See more..
5.0Lameque Visitor Information Centre(1 review) - Great day in Lameque! Visitor Centers Lameque is a scenic Acadian island, situated off the coast of northeastern New Brunswick - Lamèque separates the waters of the Gulf of Saint Lawrence and Chaleur Bay. Passed through Lameque on our way to Miscou Island Lighthouse & stopped here; we were told that 6 dolphins had swam into the small bay at high tide a few days ago & were in a feeding frenzy due to millions of capelin (small fish) which they likely followed into the bay from the Gulf of St. Lawrence. We drove & parked at bridge where dolphins could be observed in action, up close, in this very lively feeding frenzy. A baby dolphin born there just yesterday swam alongside its mother. Another dolphin was stuck in the mud close to shore & was eventually set free by a kind & adventurous young man who wandered into the water to assist it. Got some great photos! We returned again the next day to observe this amazing event - apparently the 1st time that locals had ever witnessed dolphins coming into their bay! We subsequently followed this on the evening news & learned that, after several attempts, Ocean & Fisheries staff had to "herd" the dolphins back out to the Gulf (their natural habitat) several days later at high tide, Thousands of people came out to see these dolphins daily over the period of time they were in Lameque's bay. Lameque is an awesome little town with quiet sandy beaches, great for family picnics & basking in the sun, even on a nice fall day! Our time spent here was an amazing experience I will always treasure!See more..
1.0St. Croix International Waterway Commission(1 review) - Reservation cancelled at last minute because it is "first come first serve" Friday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent More than 3 hours Visitor Centers
The St. Croix River, a designated Heritage River, offers an exciting, authentic wilderness experience in both Maine and New Brunswick for hiking, camping, fishing, canoeing and other outdoor activities. Our water access campsites are free to use on a first come, first serve basis. We only charge a fee for Spednic Lake Provincial Park, Gravel Island and Scott Brook.See more..
Chaleur Tourism(0 review) Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers Take your time. Fall in LOVE. The Chaleur Region is a diverse collection of towns in Northeastern New Brunswick. Located at the southernmost tip of the glorious Bay of Chaleur, it’s where dynamic rivers converge and warm beaches and robust forests and trails are in abundance. There’s great food, entertainment and friendly people at every turn. All are welcome and nothing is taken for granted. We have it all here for you, making the Chaleur Region THE choice for your vacation. A visit to Chaleur is an opportunity to unplug, or plug in to the pastimes that bring you the most joy. There’s so much to do and discover here. And whatever you experience, you’ll leave with a recharged mind, body and soul. Simple pleasures make our region unforgettable.See more..
