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A nice mix of English and French, lots of nature, friendly and safe
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Really great place to go on a family vacation
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1 Review and 122 Opinions My husband and I had stayed there over 1 month ago with our 7 month old. There were a few things...
McADAM & ITS HISTORIC TRAIN STATION
LoriPori Says: Friday, September 14, 2012Driving southwest on Route#4 near the New Brunswick/Maine border, we came across the village of MCADAM. The area was first settled in...
MONCTON SCENIC MOTEL: MOTEL IN MONCTON
LoriPori Says: Thursday, September 13, 2012Departed Pleasant Bay, Cape Breton Island, Visited the lovely town of Cheticamp then took Route #105 to Antigonish, Truro and then...
ROTHESAY MOTEL: CUTE LITTLE CABIN
LoriPori Says: Friday, September 7, 2012As Saint John was just too busy for us, we kept going even tho it was getting towards dinner time. We decided to take the 100 North to...
Diplomat Restaurant: Delicious Chinese food
Bwana_Brown Says: While in Fredericton, one of your best bets for a great meal is the Diplomat restaurant. This restaurant was built on the site of the former Diplomat Motel...
Sea-Land Adventures: This place is different!
Bwana_Brown Says: Sea-Land Adventures owns a secluded part of the coastline bordering on the Castalia Marsh, about half-way between North Head (where the ferry docks) and Grand...
Camping Beausejour: Another great family campground!
Jefie Says: Located about 15 minutes away from Parlee Beach, Camping Beausejour is another great campground for people traveling with kids. There is a swimming pool, a nice...
canuckmike Says: Well though the settlement of Miramichi has been here for a while, the name is quite new. It was named in 1995 after the almagamation of Newcastle and Chatham...
World's Longest Covered Bridge
canuckmike Says: The World's Longest Covered Bridge is located in Hartland, New Brunswick and connects to Somerville on the other side. It is 1,282 feet long and it connects...
Jefie Says: Located in the Magnetic Hill area, only a few minutes from Moncton and short ride away from Shediac, Magic Mountain is Atlantic Canada's biggest water park and...
Jefie Says: OK, so there isn't that much to do in Campbellton but I thought it was a nice place to start our journey across New Brunswick. There's a big information centre...
Jefie Says: Sandspit Parlee Beach is sort of an old-fashioned amusement park (nothing to do with Six Flags!), but my niece and nephew still had a pretty good time there -...
Jefie Says: New Brunswick beaches probably are the nicest beaches in all of Canada, and Parlee Beach is especially nice. Located near the town of Shediac, Parlee Beach is...
New Brunswick - my home province
New Brunswick is one of the three Maritime Provinces located on the Atlantic coast of Canada. The "Picture Province" was created in 1784 when it split away from the originally much-larger Nova Scotia,...
Fundy National Park, Alma and the Hopewell Rocks..
I fell in love with the small section of New Brunswick that I was able to explore. I hope to return for a more in depth adventure...maybe see that elusive moose! When Louis and I began planning our...
On a photo taking excursion in 2003 I happened upon a secluded covered bridge in the tiny hamlet of Tynemouth Creek. I've always known that New Brunswick has more covered bridges than any other...
It pays to get up early in New Brunswick
The Province of New Brunswick is perhaps the least romanticized of the three that comprise the Maritimes. Possibly due to proximity, it is viewed as too accessible for those in Provinces just west and...
In August 2004, my sister, nephew, niece and I embarked on a 7-day camping adventure in New Brunswick that turned out to be so much fun, it became the first of our annual family camping trips! On that...
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