Hidden Gems Places To Visit in New Brunswick, Canada

1. 5.0 Charlotte County Archives (97 reviews)
   - Ghost Walk was great!
   Friday: 10:00 AM - 4:30 PM Spent < 1 hour Historic Sites
   
   
   Come visit the Charlotte County Archives! Located in the "Old Gaol" the Charlotte County Archives serves to preserve the history of the Charlotte County Area and is home to an extensive collection of records. Receive a fascinating tour of the Old Gaol and the Courthouse from one of our knowledgeable tour guides and step inside a jail cell, sit in the 'hot seat, and learn of our famous inmates, ghostly occurrences, and curious court cases. Tours are family friendly and by donation. *Our 2019 pamphlets list incorrect hours of operation. This summer we are open 7 days a week from 10:00am-4:30 pm* See more..
   
2. 5.0 Croisieres Shediac Bay Cruises (93 reviews)
   - Best Lobster ever and a entertaining Cruise
   Boat Tours • Sightseeing Tours
   
   
   If you are in Moncton or anywhere else near New Brunswick, take this cruise! It was part of our Tauck tour. Best, tender Lobster I have ever had without the need for butter or lemon. Unique cooking method explained for tenderness, as well as the best advice I have ever heard on how to eat a whole lobster. Captain Ron is a knowledgeable, retired Lobster fisherman with the gift of gab giving a entertaining presentation throughout. He is also a conservationist who helped bring back the lobster fishing industry after past over harvesting of this treasure. Great value, hit book, you won’t be disappointed See more..
   
3. 5.0 Elmhurst Outdoors (84 reviews)
   - Excellent Experience
   Speciality & Gift Shops
   
   
   Elmhurst Outdoors is a small family run business that offers outdoor education and recreation experiences to families, school groups and businesses. We offer Maple Sugar Bush Tours & Pancakes in the springtime, groomed cross country ski trails and snowshoe trails through the winter, and opportunities for other programs throughout the year. We believe that connecting with the forest and spending time in the outdoors leads to a healthier, happier, fuller life. We would love to share our passion for the outdoors with you. Come and visit us soon! See more..
   
4. 5.0 iSPY Escape Games (68 reviews)
   - Creative, fun, and time well spent
   Spent 1-2 hours Escape Games
   
   
   Fredericton's newest escape room adventure! Are you looking for a longer escape room experience? Our rooms run for 75 minutes and are loaded with locks, puzzles, tools & special effects! Fun for all ages and skill levels. See more..
   
5. 5.0 Oppenheimer-Prager Museum at Dayspring (64 reviews)
   - Absolute must-see!
   Friday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Art Museums
   
   
   COVID-19 UPDATE: As of June 12, 2020 we will be encouraging visiting us by appointment in order to ensure we can monitor numbers. Contact the museum via phone or email to book your tour today! Dayspring is the largest home in St. Andrews-by-the-Sea, New Brunswick, Canada. It was built in 1928 for Lewis Egerton Smoot, an American businessman from Washington. In 1947 Dayspring was sold to Algoma Steel, then owned by Sir James Dunn. Algoma transferred ownership to Sir James and he and his third wife, Marcia Anastasia Christoforides. In 1995 Dayspring was purchased by Vincent Prager, a lawyer from Montreal and the only son of Eva Prager O.C. and eldest grandson of Joseph Oppenheimer R.P. In 2011 when he donated it to The Joseph and Fanny Oppenheimer Foundation so that a Museum could be opened – the Oppenheimer-Prager Museum at Dayspring – to exhibit works by Joseph Oppenheimer and Eva Prager, as well as the estates history with the Dunn’s and Beaverbrooks See more..
   
6. 5.0 Seascape Kayak Tours Inc. (44 reviews)
   - Absolute must do!
   Kayaking & Canoeing
   
   
   My tween/teen boys, mother in law and I spent a wonderful half day on the sea kayaks with Bruce. We had some incredible up close encounters with curious Harbor Seals, saw some bald eagles and even a Minke whale! Bruce is extremely knowledgeable about the local area and wildlife, and he shared so many interesting facts with us. He took plenty of time at the beginning to teach us novice kayakers how to use the foot pedals and paddles efficiently, and took plenty of breaks to ensure everyone enjoyed themselves. I would highly recommend booking a kayak trip with Seascape if you visit Passamaquoddy Bay and Deer Island, it’s worth it! See more..
   
7. 5.0 Campobello Sightseeing (44 reviews)
   - Excellent knowledgeable, energetic, friendly, flexible guide!
   Sightseeing Tours
   
   
   Having lived on the island for many years, Peter is very knowledgeable about both the historical aspects of Campobello as well as local lore. He is enthusiastic and shares his love of history and nature easily as he gives a three hour comfortable van tour of the island. Our group of four adults appreciated Peter’s thoughtfulness. He called me the day before to see if we needed anything and suggested we leave our car on Deer Island. This made the ferry trip more enjoyable, saved us money, and ensured we had no difficulty getting on the ferry to Campobello. He picked us up at the ferry, stopped at the Roosevelt Visitors Center for washrooms, toured various parts of the whole island, and returned to the Center for lunch and a tour of the Roosevelt Cottage given by Center guides.he returned us to the ferry in good time. Peter gave each couple a receipt for our tour and explained the New Brunswick 20% travel rebate program which we had not been aware of. A very enjoyable day! Highly recommend Peter’s tour. See more..
   
8. 5.0 St. Michael's Basilica (41 reviews)
   - St. Michael's Basilica is the Gem at top the Hill in Chatham, New Brunswick
   Churches & Cathedrals
   
   
   This Gem, St. Michael's Basilica sits high a top the Hill, on Howard St. In Chatham, New Brunswick overlooking the Famous Miramichi River. Incredible views, inside and out, make this place a Top Hit with visitors from far and wide. See more..
   
9. 5.0 Red Rock Adventure (41 reviews)
   - Great Sunset Paddle
   Eco Tours • Hiking & Camping Tours • Kayaking & Canoeing
   
   
   This trip has to be timed with high tides, and when the timing works like it did for us, it is priceless. Adam and Nick were very knowledgeable, both about kayaking and the areas we would see around St. Martins. We were well prepped (sea kayaking is much different than lake) before heading out. We made to a remote beach in daylight, and had a nice snack of smoked salmon, cheese, crackers and cucumber. Just enough refuel for the paddle back! We watched the sunset on our return trip and pulled into St. Martins in twilight. Thanks very much Red Rock - can't wait to do this again. See more..
   
10. 5.0 Beaubears Island Interpretive Centre (39 reviews)
    - Historic Site
    Friday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers
    
    
    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..
    
11. 5.0 Pettes Cove Arts (39 reviews)
    - Unique Handcrafted Souvenirs
    Friday: 9:30 AM - 7:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Speciality & Gift Shops • Art Galleries
    
    
    Make sure you stop here when in North Head. Local artists and great gifts or souvenirs. I forget the ladies name running the shop but she was so friendly, informative and helpful. Support local! See more..
    
12. 5.0 Open Sky Adventures (36 reviews)
    - Lovely Pantoon boat ride
    Zipline & Aerial Adventure Parks
    
    
    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..
    
13. 5.0 Distillerie Fils du Roy (24 reviews)
    - Tasting experience
    Friday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Distilleries
    
    
    While traveling up the Acadian Peninsula we stopped in at the Distillerie Fils du Roy. What an absolutely amazing experience. We had a great personalized tour Of the distillery by Rosa and then she personally guided us through tastings of their beers (too many to remember but all very good) followed by their distilled spirits. Boy did we taste a lot of good spirits, and boy did we learn a lot about liquor. After an amazing 1-1/2 hours we finally departed with our new found appreciation of beer and distilled spirits, and also a few bottles of both. All of this was free, no charge and no expectations of purchasing any of their products. Other wineries, craft beer or distilleries charge for tastings. If we could give them a 10 we would give them an 11. This was the highlight of our three day staycation. A hidden gem in our province of New Brunswick! See more..
    
14. 5.0 Maritime Crafts, and More (23 reviews)
    - A must while in Shediac
    Friday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Speciality & Gift Shops
    
    
    INDOOR Craft Market-Opening May 2022 for 6th season Featuring Local made products and a HUGE variety of handmade crafts & artisans. Find us at 342 MAIN St, Shediac (we are on the BACK of Shediac Mall, separate entrance at back can be access by both Comeau, and Calder Street) Lots of parking. Over 100 unique artisans. Open until mid December on weekends. Friday to Sunday 10-5 See more..
    
15. 5.0 Trueman Blueberry Farms (23 reviews)
    - Great Ice Cream!
    Spent 1-2 hours Farms
    
    
    U pick berry farm with sunflower maze and hay bale pyramid for children to play. Ice cream shop and bakery featuring homemade bread and sweets as well as seasonal farm produce See more..
    
16. 5.0 Richibucto River Wine Estate (22 reviews)
    - New favourite winery in NB!
    Friday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Wineries & Vineyards
    
    
    Richibucto River Wine Estate is the home of award-winning New Brunswick wines. The vineyard is set beside the Richibucto River, 5 km outside of Rexton, New Brunswick. There are twenty acres of vineyards spread across the property, growing many varieties of cold-climate grapes. The winery is focused on providing high-quality grape wines and customer satisfaction. It was established in 2005. It is owned and operated by its founder, Alan Hudson and his family. As of July 2015, the wines have won 17 medals (5 Gold, 4 Silver, and 8 Bronze) in both the national All Canadian Wine Championships, Canadian Wine Awards, and the Atlantic Canadian Wine Awards. There is a boutique on-site for purchase of wine and souvenirs, and a tasting bar. See more..
    
17. 5.0 Steeves House Museum (22 reviews)
    - Very historic.
    Friday: 9:30 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums
    
    
    The W. H. Steeves House Museum is a historic house that began as a one room cabin built in 1812. The house expanded to its current size in 1840 and is now period decorated to the 1860s. The Museum tells the story of William Henry Steeves, a Father of Confederation who was born in the house in 1814. The Museum also presents the history of the Steeves family and the local area of Hillsborough and Albert County. Learn about the journey of German immigrants, the Acadians, Confederation, local discoveries and industry, interesting artifacts, and more! Join us for a tour today! See more..
    
18. 5.0 Arpin Canoe Restigouche (21 reviews)
    - Fabulous!
    Friday: 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM Kayaking & Canoeing
    
    
    We were accommodated eventhough the place was super busy with groups, and driven up with our gear for a 17.5 km paddle down the Kedgwick River. Staff was super helpful and knowledgeable, and even though it was really busy, we managed to pass the earlier groups and had the quiet, cool, pristine river to ourselves. Paddleing was mostly leisurely, with a few areas that were more tricky with low water and rocks, and some fairly easy Rapids. We made good time, swam 3 times, picnic, and were back in about 4h. Again upon our return staff was awesome. Thanks so much! See more..
    
19. 5.0 Able Sail/Handi-voile (21 reviews)
    - First Sail
    Friday: 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM Boat Tours • Lessons & Workshops
    
    
    The crew at Able Sail were very helpful and made my first sailing experience a great one. It is a an awesome program that provides a grounding activity and focuses racing thoughts to a specific and rewarding task. Great experience to support living with PTSD. Thanks for the opportunity and looking forward to my next sail... I am hooked! See more..
    
20. 5.0 Les Brasseurs du Petit-Sault (20 reviews)
    - Small nice place, really good beer
    Friday: 11:00 AM - 9:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Breweries
    
    
    Craft brewery, located downtown Edmundston, NB, dedicated to showcasing the area's colourful history, through an exceptionally tasteful experience, overflowing with local flavour. See more..
    
21. 5.0 KŌV Nordic Spa Experience (20 reviews)
    - Wonderful Nordic spa experience
    Friday: 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM Spent 2-3 hours Spas
    
    
    KŌV is a small, private Nordic Spa set in nature just outside of Saint Andrews, NB. Offering private group bookings for our guests, we are open by appointment only (website bookings). We offer a wood-fired cedar barrel sauna, two hot tubs, cold plunge pools, two fire bowl/rest areas, and a lounge. Our hot and cold water experience can be guided or unguided. See more..
    
22. 4.5 Imperial Theatre (98 reviews)
    - A must see just from a restoration point alone....!
    Theaters
    
    
    The work achieved through this restoration is simply magnificent and even if you do not get to see a show - it is simply a must to see as a 'attraction visit'. It is open for visitors throughout the day and they appear to encourage people to enter the theatre and view the restoration work. The restoration work was completed by master tradespeople including those brought in from overseas in order to replicate the methodology/outcomes of the original techniques. It is said that one can stand on the stage and speak quietly with a normal voice and it can be heard anywhere within the theatre. Well worth seeing. See more..
    
23. 4.5 Miscou Island Lighthouse (93 reviews)
    - Scenic
    Lighthouses
    
    
    We are just back from a 6 day visit to the Acadian Peninsula. We had a lovely visit to the lighthouse, it was sunny but windy. It's an easy climb up the lighthouse (wide stairs until the ladder at the top). We enjoyed to lovely views from the top. I think it was $5 each, we paid cash so I'm not sure if they take cards. We also enjoyed walking along the beach, it's a rocky shore. Restaurant and shop were closed for the season on September 7 (day after labour day for 2021). See more..
    
24. 4.5 Resurgo Place (92 reviews)
    - So much fun for kids and adults alike!
    Friday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums
    
    
    Resurgo Place is a state-of-the-art facility where Moncton heritage, technology and discovery intersect. We are delighted to announce that Resurgo Place is now open from Tuesday to Saturday (10 a.m. – 5 p.m.). While we cannot wait to welcome you back, you can expect your visit to be different than before. We are taking extra precautions to ensure everyone’s safety and appreciate your patience and understanding as we adapt. Please visit our website to plan your visit accordingly. Resurgo Place houses both the Moncton Museum and the Transportation Discovery Centre and oversees heritage sites, such as the Free Meeting House (1821), the Thomas Williams House (1883) and the Treitz Haus (c. 1769). See more..
    
25. 4.5 Ross Memorial Museum (90 reviews)
    - Good activity for a rainy day
    Friday: 10:00 AM - 4:30 PM History Museums
    
    
    This lovely 1824 Georgian mansion holds not only a wonderful love story, but also a surprising collection of fine early New Brunswick furniture, paintings by Canadian and California artists and artefacts collected by the museum's benefactors, Henry and Juliette Ross on their world travels.Free admission, donations appreciated. The Ross Memorial Museum offers personal guided tours,self-guiding materials and an exhibit highlighting photographs, video and special artefacts.The museum is open June to Canadian Thanksgiving, Monday to Saturday 10am to 4:30pm and off season by chance or appointment. See more..
    
26. 4.5 Mulholland Point Lighthouse (84 reviews)
    - Great views and a nice place to picnic.
    Points of Interest & Landmarks • Lighthouses
    
    
    I love lighthouses and have dragged my husband along winding roads some of which are unpaved "just" to see a lighthouse. Last year when we visited Acadia and Schoodic, we made our way to Lubec to see the West Quoddy lighthouse. When in Lubec, we saw the Mulholland Lighthouse from a distance but couldn't cross into Canada due to the pandemic. This year I was determined to go. Getting to this lighthouse was easy--just cross the Roosevelt International Bridge and you are there! The lighthouse was constructed in 1884 to guide vessels through the Lubec Narrows, the passage between Campobello Island and Maine. There is a picnic area and steps leading down to the water. This is the only lighthouse shared by both Canada and the US and is located within Roosevelt International Park. It has great views of the FDR Bridge and Lubec across the narrows. Go and enjoy! See more..
    
27. 4.5 Albert County Museum (83 reviews)
    - Brings you back to your roots
    Friday: 9:30 AM - 5:30 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums
    
    
    Discover The People of the Tides! Meet Canada's 11th Prime Minister, R.B. Bennett, who came from the Fundy coast, along with a colorful procession of pioneers, artisans, explorers, shipbuilders, farmers, a controversial convicted axe murderer. If these walls could talk… and they do! Experience the Gaol (jail) cells where you are surrounded by the recently uncovered prisoner graffiti that makes every nook and cranny come alive. Layer upon layer of names, dates, drawings and poetry tell the story of what it was like to do time in the jail cells. The Albert County Museum is a complex of eight buildings on a 6 acre site that includes original Shiretown in its original locations. Explore through the twenty-three themed galleries of the museum and discover the captivating and thought-provoking stories of life along the Bay of Fundy. Located only a few minutes from the famous Hopewell Rocks! A very family-friendly addition to your visit to Fundy Park and the Moncton area. See more..
    
28. 4.5 Christ Church Cathedral (81 reviews)
    - Beautiful Cathedral
    Churches & Cathedrals
    
    
    Amazing church, great history! There are guided tours in both French and English that helps you learn more about the city's history and culture. See more..
    
29. 4.5 Harbour Passage (80 reviews)
    - AREA 506
    Hiking Trails
    
    
    Area 506 is the new Waterfront Container Village located located near Harbor Passage. With everything from BeaverTails to Maple Syrup, Tourist Merch to fine Art, there’s something for everyone. You can get a tattoo & rent a Scooter to tour the area. Live music beginning at happy hour, adds to the festival atmosphere. If you’re in the Saint John area, check it out. Part of the huge waterfront rejuvenation underway in this up & coming city. See more..
    
30. 4.5 New River Beach Provincial Park (79 reviews)
    - A beautiful, mystical retreat
    Beaches • Parks
    
    
    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..
    
31. 4.5 Old Government House (79 reviews)
    - A Slice of History
    Government Buildings
    
    
    A significant glimpse into Canadian history. The guide was articulate and knowledgable but I was disappointed in her lack of mention of the First Nations People. Not only is Government House on Indigenous land but the role the First Nations' People played in colonialism is paramount to the creation of Canada as a country. See more..
    
32. 4.5 Trinity Church (78 reviews)
    - Gothic Style in the Middle of Saint John
    Churches & Cathedrals
    
    
    Perched on a high hill and the spire can be seen for miles around, is a church done in stone Gothic Style. Very beautiful on the inside as well as out. Free to go in, a guide is available if you wish. Some beautiful stained glass windows. See more..
    
33. 4.5 Legislative Assembly Building (78 reviews)
    - Impressive Architecture
    Friday: 8:15 AM - 4:30 PM Historic Sites
    
    
    It is an edifice worth competing with the European palaces, well worth a visit. Unfortunately, it closes at 4:30 or so and we were there too late to see the interior which I read is gorgeous. I recommend coming into town a bit earlier. See more..
    
34. 4.5 Sea Watch Tours (75 reviews)
    - Superb Puffin Tour in Grand Manan
    Sightseeing Tours
    
    
    As a party of 4 we went on the puffin tour on July 16,2020. Captain Wilcox and crew were knowledgeable, friendly and accommodating. . Unfortunately my back acted up and did not permit me to go ashore as did all other passengers. They reported a fantastic experience from seeing and hearing puffins up close as they stood in a blind. They have great pictures. I stayed on the boat but was able to see many puffins on the water and in the air.Captain Wilcox called in some puffins which allowed me to take up some close up pictures.. He told me calling is very hard on his throat so he does not always do it or for any length of time. I appreciated that he did it for me. See more..
    
35. 4.5 Southwest Head Lighthouse (73 reviews)
    - What a view
    Points of Interest & Landmarks • Lighthouses
    
    
    Must see on the island. The views are wow!! Just enjoy the views fro the top. We visited on a cloudy, windy day and it was absolutely beautiful. See more..
    
36. 4.5 Loyalist House (71 reviews)
    - Step back in time…
    Friday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Historic Sites • Architectural Buildings
    
    
    Nice little step back in time. If you enjoy historic homes or want a little Saint John history, then I recommend a visit. For $5, I received a guided tour from docent Taylor and info about the Merritt family. Cool stop and won’t take more than an hour. See more..
    
37. 4.5 Cape Jourimain Nature Centre (70 reviews)
    - Way more than a bathroom break!
    Friday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality & Gift Shops • Nature & Wildlife Areas • Hiking Trails
    
    
    Operated by a charitable non-profit organization, Cape Jourimain Nature Centre is a state-of-the-art eco-centre located in the 621-ha Cape Jourimain National Wildlife Area. The site is home to over 12-km of nature trails, an extensive exhibit hall, a 19th century lighthouse, an artisanal boutique, a four-story observation tower offering spectacular views of the Confederation Bridge, and much more! Outdoor areas are open 24/7 365 days/year but please check our website as our buildings do have different hours. See more..
    
38. 4.5 French Fort Cove (69 reviews)
    - French Fort Cove is a nature park located in Miramichi, New Brunswick
    Historic Sites • Hiking Trails
    
    
    This lovely nature park is perfect spot to stop for the day or longer in the summer! We loved it as we enjoyed fun filled days fir all the family and friends .. we had the opportunity to go kayaking, paddle boating, canoeing and well marked walking trail. Ice was enjoyed by all in the local shop. Like many places in Mirimachi we found that there is more to enjoy during the evening and the opportunity to also enjoy events and activities in the summer. See more..
    
39. 4.5 Killarney Lake Park Trail (69 reviews)
    - Great small Beach
    Parks
    
    
    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..
    
40. 4.5 Sheriff Andrews House (67 reviews)
    - Great surprise!
    Speciality Museums
    
    
    We stumbled upon this spot while wandering around St. Andrews and we were pleasantly surprised. We happily took a free tour and we were then treated to afternoon tea, complete with delicious raspberry trifle! Definitely worth stopping. Don't forget to bring some small bills for a donation :-). See more..
    
41. 4.5 Daly Point Nature Reserve (67 reviews)
    - Beautiful and Peaceful
    Nature & Wildlife Areas
    
    
    Our flight from Bathurst was cancelled so we took a taxi there. It is amazingly beautiful and peaceful. There are toilets. All the trails are well marked. There are excellent information signs everywhere about the animals, birds, and plants/trees. We saw chickadee, and red squirrels plus some amazing dragonfly. Sadly we didn’t see waders or any other wildlife. However it was a great way to spend 2-3 hours See more..
    
42. 4.5 Sugarloaf Provincial Park (67 reviews)
    - Hiked the Sugarloaf Mountain 4.2 Kms trail and climbed to the summit of Sugarloaf
    Parks
    
    
    Phone: 506-789-2366 See more..
    
43. 4.5 Marché de Dieppe Market (65 reviews)
    - Got to go if you are in Dieppe!!!
    Friday: 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Farmers Markets
    
    
    The Dieppe Market distinguishes itself for its cultural diversity, fresh products and dynamism. It aims to offer its customers direct contact with local producers, artisans and ready-to-eat vendors present on site in a friendly and family spirit. Open to all, all year around, the Dieppe Market is a sharing and discovery place, proud to highlight the treasures of its region and encourage local consumption. Come and visit us every Saturday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. to find out more. We can't wait to see you! - “No time this Saturday?” The Dieppe Market also has an Express Market with a selection of fresh products, every Friday from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. all year around. For more informations, join our Facebook community or visit our website. See more..
    
44. 4.5 Parc Provincial Mt. Carleton Provincial Park (65 reviews)
    - Awesome visit to Mt Carlton
    Friday: 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours 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..
    
45. 4.5 The Old North Head Postoffice (65 reviews)
    - Amazing Family
    Friday: 4:00 PM - 11:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks
    
    
    This historic building sits proudly on the shore of Grand Manan in North Head. Make it your first stop in your island getaway to Grand Manan and is only a 2 minute walk down from the ferry terminal. Aside from the beautiful 1938 architecture, the building hosts an eclectic mix of small businesses. Tourist information can be found in the building with the standard fare of brochures, but it also hosts a community products based store called 'The Exchange' showcasing the community of Grand Manan's talents. It is also the home of Postoffice Pizza, Grand Manan Scooter Rentals, Kites and Kones, Something to Crow About Coffee, the island roasters coffee can be purchased here. It also has a number of artist studios, adept in a diverse mix of mediums. See more..
    
46. 4.5 Mapleton 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..
    
47. 4.5 Sussex Murals (60 reviews)
    - Each has a historical value
    Points of Interest & Landmarks
    
    
    Great mural but many need repair and upkeep a worthwhile tour for any person or visitor. Some items seen are not listed such as Marg Osbourne. See more..
    
48. 4.5 McAdam Railway Station (59 reviews)
    - A Marvelous piece of Canadian history
    Friday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Historic Sites
    
    
    Although it is off the beaten path, it is well worth the trip. The guided tour was excellent and we were able to go at our pace. This station reminds us of the importance of railway in the development of the country. We look forward to returning to see the continuing restoration. See more..
    
49. 4.5 Irving Arboretum (57 reviews)
    - Must go at least five times a year
    Gardens
    
    
    Love going to the Bouctouche gardens as we call them lol. Does not matter what time of year you go there is always a beautiful spot, view, trees or flowers to see. This time we went the very pretty apple blossoms were out with the beautiful scented a lilacs. You can walk or drive threw the whole places. With places to park along the way to spot and enjoy a sit on a bench or stroll on the path ways,. Great place to take photos, enjoy a picnic, walks or just sit relax even meditate. One of our favourite spots we are lucky enough to enjoy most of the year. Don't forget to visit the little pond visit the little fish. There is also a beautiful stone wall and church at the entrance. Bouns it's free. Most place easily accessible with wheelchair or walker as long as you don't mind gravel. See more..
    
50. 4.5 Port Saint John (56 reviews)
    - Great Location
    Spent More than 3 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Piers & Boardwalks • Ships • Scenic Walking Areas
    
    
    Known for its cleanliness and top-notch infrastructure, Port Saint John is Atlantic Canada’s largest port by volume. It handles millions of tons of cargo annually, but is better known to travelers as a cruise port. If traveling through the coast of the Canadian New England, chances are you’ll stop here. You can cycle or stroll along the recreational Harbour Passage Trail around the inner harbor to see the port at full steam. If you have some spare time to explore the surroundings, explore the quaint streets of downtown Saint John or visit landmarks like the Carleton Martello Tower. – Tripadvisor See more..
    

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We call places hidden gems that are new, extremely good, but are not that popular yet - you should check them out. The criteria is to have a rating of 4.5 or more and more than 20 reviews and less than 100 reviews.