Provincial Parks | New Brunswick / Nouveau Brunswick Canada - Maritime Magnifique!

Stories of the legendary ‘Republique’ with its Brayon hospitality will keep you coming back to this park located on the shores of the Madawaska River. And the New Brunswick Botanical Garden next door is an absolute delight to the senses.

The magnificent seascapes of this island paradise will have you spellbound. Once you visit Campobello’s Roosevelt International Park, you’ll understand why this was the beloved summer home of the late U.S. President and his family.

Mactaquac Provincial Park is home to an 18-hole championship golf course that will challenge even the most experienced golfer. Freshwater beaches, marinas and an abundance of walking trails align the shores of the majestic St. John River.

There is no shortage of breathtaking vistas when you climb to the top of Mount Carleton, the highest peak in the Maritimes. This is mountain-fresh, pristine wilderness at its best. Dipping a paddle in the crystal rivers and lakes is highly encouraged. 

This ocean-side gem is famous for breathtaking sunrises and sunsets over Northumberland Strait. It’s the perfect place to take in the architectural wonder of the world-renowned Confederation Bridge and the avian bounty of the Cape Jourimain Nature Centre.

The natural shoreline carved by the Bay of Fundy tides has been preserved and is waiting for you to discover… your way – whether beachcombing, hiking the trails, strolling the cliffs or getting a birds-eye view from a kayak. This is a nature lover’s paradise.

The warmest salt water north of Virginia doesn’t have you convinced?  How about the heavenly sands of New Brunswick’s most popular swimming beach, sand-sculpture competitions, and daily scheduled sports activities?  Beach volleyball anyone?

Hike to the summit of a 305-m (1,000-ft.) mountain offering you a view Chaleur Bay, internationally designated as one of the most beautiful in the world. Experience Atlantic Canada’s only lift-service mountain bike trails.

Experience ocean kayaking, hiking and cycling trails, beachcombing and extraordinary whale-watching. Don’t forget your binoculars as the island is well known as a birdwatchers’ paradise; sightings of up to 275 species. The ferry ride from the mainland alone is worth the visit.